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Oregon County a0\,State
Agricultural Estimates
Special Report 607
March 1981
Oregon State University Extension Service
Prepared by Stanley D. Miles
Extension Economist, Oregon State University
The following pages contain estimates of agricultural production and value of farm and ranch sales for 1980. These are preliminary or first estimates and will be revised and updated as additional
information is received. The estimates are made by Oregon State University Extension Service personnel. County Extension agents develop estimates of acreages, yields, prices, numbers of cattle, sheep, hogs, and
poultry. After all the county reports are completed, state totals are
tabulated by Oregon State University Extension economists.
This summary report provides a quick overview of Oregon agriculture
for this past year. Oregon agricultural production information is requested by individuals, companies and agencies such as farmers and farm
organizations, legislators, state and federal agencies, fertilizer and
chemical companies, machinery companies, university specialists and administrators, students, consulting companies, news media, and other
agri-business firms.
The Extension Service maintains detailed information on Oregon and
United States agriculture and publishes other reports. Each year we
publish more than 50 Comodity Data Sheets on the major agricultural
commodities produced in Oregon. These contain a county breakdown of
production, data on other northwest states or states that are important
in the particular commodity and total figures for the United States.
These sheets contain data for the last 3 to 5 years.
Commodity data sheets are published in the following groupings:
grains, hay and forage, grass and legume seeds, field crops, tree fruits
and nuts, small fruits and berries, vegetable and truck crops, speciality
products, and livestock and poultry. If you would like these reports
or would like your name on a mailing list, please write to 219 Extension
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Oregon Gross Farm Sales, 1980 Preliminary
County
District 1 Benton Clackamas Lane Linn Marion Multnomah Polk Washington Yamhill All Crops
$
503,067
31,848
60,355
34,844
63,572
146,480
29,237
34,730
57,490
44,508
Thousand dollars
All Livestock
$
205,547
7,332
40,610
23,627
25,837
42,115
3,290
14,744
18,738
29,254
Total
$
708,614
39,180
100,965
58,471
89,409
188,595
32,527
49,474
76,228
73,762
District 2 Clatsop Columbia Coos Curry Lincoln Tillamook 23,416
1,936
6,198
6,621
2,997
3,800
1,864
76,592
5,397
6,664
17,695
3,603
1,831
41,402
100,008
7,333
12,862
24,316
6,600
5,631
43,266
District 3 Douglas Jackson Josephine 40,807
15,767
20,726
4,314
45,874
17,639
18,009
10,226
86,681
33,406
38,735
14,540
District 4 Gilliam Hood River Morrow Sherman Umatilla Wasco Wheeler 338,172
20,770
36,388
83,990
29,865
137,360
' 28,772
1,027
60,074
4,390
1,621
9,336
3,485
30,313
7,182
3,747
398,246
25,160
38,009
93,326
33,350
167,673
35,954
4,774
District 5 Baker Malheur Union Wallowa 114,905
6,360
76,820
21,950
9,775
100,949
20,157
60,523
8,158
12,111
215,854
26,517
137,343
30,108
21,886
District 6 Crook Deschutes Grant Harney Jefferson Klamath Lake 114,823
14,901
5,301
3,373
6,541
28,248
46,797
9,662
118,111
14,983
8,034
9,335
19,851
11,351
36,822
17,735
232,934
29,884
13,335
12,708
26,392
39,599
83,619
27,397
607,147
$1,742,337
State Total p - Preliminary
$1,135,190
$
Oregon Gross Farm Sales, 1979-1980
Thousand
Commodities
Dollars
1979r
236,959
Grains
$
1980p
Percent
Change
345,403
+45.8
Hay and silage
48,615
91,674
+88.5
Grass and legume seeds
93,081
94,845
+ 1.9
Field- crops
118,742
152,915
+28.8
Tree fruits and- nuts
105,402
107,898
+ 2.4
37,919
30,018
-20.8
92,584
102,417
+10'.6
172,807
210,020
+21.5
906,109
1,135,190
+25.3
Cattle and calves
340,000
313,882
- 7.7
Dairy products
133,327
160,592
+20.4
Eggs and poultry
60,754
69,929
+15.1
Miscellaneous animal s
54,247
62,744
+15.7
588,328
607,147
+ a.2
Total gross sales
$1,494,437
r - Revised. p - Preliminary.
$1,742,337
+16.6
Small fruits and
All vegetable
Specialty
berries
crops
products
All crops
All livestock and
products
Oregon's Leading Agricultural Commodities, Gross Farm Sales, 1980
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
1980p
Commodity
Cattle and calves
Wheat
Dairy products
Nursery crops
Potatoes
Thousand Dollars
1979r
1978
$340,000
214,025
133,327
$240,000
176,423
114,622
83,218
n/a
63,830
n/a
69,773
$313,882
5
160,592
87,089
6
7
8
9
10
Alfalfa hay
Farm forest
Chicken eggs
Broilers
Winter pears
74,523
48,515
30,653
27,689
26,159
36,700
50,411
26,003
23,251
26,880
27,992
40,525
23,072
19,701
22,752
11
12
13
14
15
Perennial ryegrass seed
Snap beans, processed
Barley
Christmas trees
Sheep and lambs
25,638
24,838
24,250
24,212
23,895
21,602
26,208
16,072
17,814
19,480
13,490
21,570
14,487
14,620
15,000
16
17
18
19
20
Peppermint (oil)
Apples
Onions
Sweet corn, processed
Annual ryegrass seed
23,372
22,659
20,728
17,087
17,001
26,163
18,345
12,393
19,217
19,291
36,366
15,762
22,132
18,740
20,010
21
22
23
24
25
Hops
Filberts
Sweet cherries
Strawberries
Greenhouse crops
16,383
16,349
15,897
14,735
14,644
9,314
12,078
20,672
14,370
n/a
8,390
11,029
22,050
9,183
n/a
26
27
28
29
30
Hogs and pigs
Bartlett pears
Turkeys
Kentucky bluegrass seed
Green peas
14,524
13,042
11,119
10,537
10,342
14,404
14,620
10,307
10,214
7,595
14,266
10,823
11,551
8,888
6,810
31
32
33
34
35
Other hay
Sugarbeets for sugar
Oats
Bentgrass seed
Horses and mules
10,307
9,176
8,575
7,504
7,447
6,500
4,550
4,726
8,550
6,918
5,300
5,278
4,491
5,175
5,502
36
37
38
39
40
Orchardgrass seed
Mink
Chewings fescue seed
Dry field beans
Prunes and plums
6,600
5,959
5,907
5,656
5,384
6,120
5,502
5,184
2,280
4,784
4,704
4,640
3,186
803
2,890
5,215
4,899
n/a
8,162
n/a
10,211
Turf sod
Tame blackberries
p - preliminary r - Revised
41
42
3
Oregon's Leading Agricultural Commodities, Gross Farm Sales, 1980, continued
Thousand Dollars
1978
1979r
1980p
Commodity
Rank
3,848
3,943
3,010
$
3,705
3,350
2,800
43
44
45
Red fescue seed
Corn silage
Sugarbeet for seed
4,826
4,752
4,312
46
47
48
49
50
Red clover seed
Alfalfa seed
Peaches
Vegetable and flower seed
Red raspberries
4,226
4,141
3,817
3,678
3,251
4,064
5,166
3,072
4,223
6,720
4,150
6,521
2,327
4,835
7,162
51
52
53
54
55
Bulbs
Wool
Tall fescue seed
Cucumbers, processed
Dry field peas
3,195
2,988
2,973
2,824
2,628
2,893
3,069
1,872
2,374
2,613
2,615
2,645
1,796
2,400
1,784
56
57
58
59
60
Cranberries
Sweet corn, fresh
Cauliflower, processed
Corn for grain
Cabbage
2,378
2,324
2,311
.2,289
2,094
2,410
2,138
2,381
1,815
1,620
2,051
1,465
2,490
1,801
1,462
61
62
63
64
65
Grapes
Squash and pumpkin
Beets, processed
Lettuce
Pinto beans
2,091
2,029
1,927
1,862
1,650
1,734
1,800
2,067
1,667
522
1,782
1,817
1,674
32
66
67
68
69
70
Blueberries
Turkey eggs
Black raspberries
Spearmint
Walnuts
1,551
1,514
1,485
1,470
1,335
1,572
1,609
2,042
1,453
1,444
1,837
1,672
1,425
2,000
1,416
71
72
73
74
75
Crimson clover seed
Watermelons
Broccoli, processed
Grass and grain straw
Austrian peas
1,300
1,280
1,272
1,264
1,254
2,300
885
1,200
1,172
1,613
1,544
812
1,008
525
1,527
76
77
78
79
80
Cauliflower, fresh
Honey and beeswax
Garlic
Tomatoes
White clover and Ladino seed
1,252
1,222
1,145
1,107
1,037
1,254
1,196
1,069
969
772
1,008
1,041
1,393
775
516
81
82
Carrots, processed
Rabbits
1,023
1,011
1,086
716
655
712
Other commodities
Total Gross Farm Sales
46,123
$1,742,337
$
119,606*
$1,494,437
89,931*
$1,253,984
p - Preliminary. r - Revised. *Includes nursery crops, greenhouse crops and turf sod.
4
Oregon Agriculture Preliminary Estimates, 1980
Commodity
Grains:
Wheat Barley Oats Other grains Subtotal Area
harvested
Yield
Per
acre
Acres
Bushels
1,322,400
156,050
60,100
17,000
1,555,550
Hay and forages:
01
Alfalfa hay Other hay Corn silage Other forage Subtotal 59.0
67.0
95.0
Ton
427,050
653,150
30,850
32,500
1,143,550
Grass and legume seeds:
Alfalfa seed Bentgrass seed All K. bluegrass seed Red clover seed Chewings fescue seed Red fescue seed.,..
Annual ryegrass seed ryegrass seed
Orchardgrass seed Other seeds Subtotal 4.3
1.8
22.7
pounds
10,700
18,220
24,570
23,680
13,490
10,440
111,000
67,780
16,500
42,670
339,050
330.0
310.0
750.0
270.0
670.0
680.0
1,570.0
910.0
860.0
Production
Bushels
78,021,200
10,441,100
5,686,800
1,278,700
95,427,800
$
Price
Value
of
production
Percent
sold
Value
of
sales
Bushel
Thousands
Percent
Thousands
4.10
2.80
1.98
Ton
Ton
1,840,260
1,203,260
700,250
83,850
3,827,620
$ 84.30
60.70
21,00
Thousand
pounds
3,478
5,663
18,365
6,324
9,001
7,133
174,350
61,577
14,233
29,894
330,018
$320,060
29,278
11,273
4,645
$365,256
97
83
76
57
$309,925
24,250
8,575
2,653
$345,403
$155,090
73,076
14,683
3,568
$246,417
48
14
32
$ 74,523
10,307
4,752
2,092
$ 91,674
Hundredweight
$119.10
132.50
57.40
68.50
65.60
67.70
9.80
41.60
46.40
$
4,141
7,504
10,537
4,331
5,907
4,826
17,011
25,638
6,600
8,627
$ 95,122
100
100
100
98
100
100
100
100
100
$
4,141
7,504
10,537
4,226
5,907
4,826
17,011
25,638
6,600
8,455
$94,845
Commodity
Field crops:
Potatoes Peppermint for oil Hops Sugarbeets for sugar Dry field beans Sugarbeet for seed ..... .
Vegetable and flower seed Other field crops Subtotal Oregon Agriculture Preliminary Estimates, 1980, continued
le
roue
Area
o
per
Production
Price
harvested
unit
production
Acres
Units
Thousand
units
Per
unit
Thousands
Percent
sold
a ue
of
sales
Percent
Thousands
45,855
44,810
6,170
7,200
9,360
4,376
980
24,770
143,521
400
60
1,960
28.3
24.9
2,570
cwt
lbs
lbs
ton
cwt
lbs
18,414
2,586
12,084
204
233
11,225
cwt
lbs
lbs
ton
cwt
lbs
$
4.86
9.05
1.36
45.00
24.50
.38
$ 89,583
23,372
16,383
9,176
5,656
4,312
3,618
7,531
$159,631
93
100
100
100
100
100
100
$ 83,218
23,372
16,383
9,176
5,656
4,312
3,618
7,180
$152,915
8,133
13,963
1,512
8,575
11,500
7,107
18,108
6,025
74,923
563
2.6
262
8.9
10.9
4.7
1,600
bxs
ton
bxs
ton
ton
ton
lbs
4,582
36
396
76
125
34
27,700
8
bxs
ton
bxs
ton
ton
ton
lbs
ton
$
4.95
438.00
9.65
170.60
209.60
160.70
.59
$ 22,659
15,897
3,817
13,042
26,159
5,384
16,349
4,591
$107,898
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
$ 22,659
15,897
3,817
13,042
26,159
5,384
16,349
4,591
$107,898
Tree fruits and nuts:
Apples Sweet cherries Peaches Bartlett pears Winter pears Prunes and plums Filberts Other tree fruits and nuts Subtotal Small fruits and berries:
Acres
Units
Strawberries Red raspberries Tame blackberries Other small fruits and
berries Subtotal 5,400
2,181
3,080
8,500 lbs
5,010 lbs
7,670 lbs 4,439
15,100
Per
unit
Thousand
units
45,919 lbs
10,923 lbs
23,629 lbs
$ 32.10
29.80
20.70
21,958
102,429
Thousands
Percent
$ 14,735
3,251
4,899
100
100
100
Thousands
14,735
3,251
4,899
7,133
30,018
7,133
$ 30,018
Vegetables and truck crops:
Dry onions Snap beans, processed Sweet corn, processed Green peas Other truck crops Subtotal 8,920
32,090
34,730
34,110
18,223
128,073
452
6.0
8.2
2.0
cwt
ton
ton
ton
4,033
160
283
68
cwt
ton
ton
ton
$
5.40
155.00
60.30
151.80
$ 21,784
24,838
17,087
10,342
29,422
$103,473
95
100
100
100
100
20,728
24,838
17,087
10,342
29,422
102,417
$ 87,089
3,195
14,644
5,215
48,515
24,212
27,150
i210,020
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
87,089
3,195
14,644
5,215
48,515
24,212
27,150
.210,020
Specialty products:
Nursery crops Bulbs Greenhouse crops.. Turf sod Farm forest products Christmas trees Other specialty products
Subtotal Total 411 crops sales,
reliminary estimate for 1980
$1,135,190
Oregon Agriculture Preliminary Estimates, 1980, continued
Commodity
Number of
Inventory
Quantity Sold
January 1
Livestock and poultry:
Beef cows and heifers Cattle and calves Hogs and pigs Sheep and lambs Dairy products Broilers Turkeys Chicken eggs co Wool Mink Horses and mules Honey and beeswax Other miscellaneous
livestock Head
646,900
1,556,600
107,100
529,100
95,300 (cows)
Units
12,204,000 cwt
17,740,000 hd
1,192,000 hd
59,988,000 doz sold
3,763,000 lbs mrktd
157,700 pelt mrktd
$ 313,882
14,524
23,895
160,592
27,689
11,119
30,653
2,988
5,959
7,447
1,222
7,117
Total livestock and poultry agricultural sales, preliminary estimate for 1980
Total agricultural sales, preliminary estimate for 1980:
Thousands
160,600
3,001,000 (layers)
609,100 (sheep shorn)
41,300
148,500
56,600
Value of
sales
$ 607,147
$1,742,337
Harvested Acreage Summary,* Oregon Counties, 1980p
Counties
Grains
Hay &
forage
Grass &
leg seeds
Field
crops
Tree fr
& nuts
Sm fru
& ber
All veg
crops
Other
TOTAL
ate total...
1,555,550
1,143,550
339,050
143,521
74,928
15,100
128,073
2,685
3,402,457'
District 1 Benton Clackamas Lane Linn Marion Multnomah-...
Polk Washington Yamhill 295,700
19,500
20,100
19,300.
31,400
57,150
2,300
55,200
33,250
57,500
175,800
11,300
25,200
301,070
22,710
10,050
15,900
147,890
41,750
500
23,210
21,700
17,360
34,575
3,320
550
6,160
6,900
14,150
250
2,465
620
160
36,478
623
2,245
3,515
575
5,560
110
5,270
10,020
8,560
13,545
185
2,605
320
500
4,625
1,302
330
3,190
485
81,894
7,454
5,110
7,055
6,440
42,180
2,660
2,450
3,055
5,490
2,190
770
590
90
40
270
10
340
80
941,252
65,862
66,450
80,640
218,145
187,985
10,632
103,568
96,415
111,555
District 2 4,550
Clatsop--Columbia 4,550
Coos --Curry Lincoln
Tillamook 39,500
3,800
9,100
13,500
3,000
3,000
7,100
180
230
---
210
36
---
36
90
___
• ---
1,236
21
379
703
88
30.
15
60
--50
10
---
45,882
3,821
14,595
14,213
3,088
3,030
7,135
District 3 Douglas Jackson.. Josephine 14,550
9,100
5,100
350
87,050
51,250
26,900
8,900
600
170
430
---
1,391
95.
266
1,030
12,955
2,115
10,670
170
172
160
12
---
982
760
182
40
90
90
117,79°63,740
43,560
10,490
District 4 Gilliam Hood River Morrow Sherman Umatilla Wasco Wheeler 931,100
138,300
--217,100
148,900
333,100
89,600
4,100
136,300
4,150
1,950
36,000
1,400
64,800
15,500
12,500
3,040
620
--120
--2,300
-----
42,760
300
---
20,245
1,740
20,005
370
100
24,394
---
15,010
40
12
3,485
5,847
---
142
---
42
---
32,822
--24
----32,775
23
---
300
District 5 Baker Malheur Union Wallowa 178,100
17,300
62',000
61,600
37,200
243,600
74,600
106,000
31,000
32,000
18,340
150
8,480
9,710
---
32,705
120
28,955
3,130
500
990
---
140
850
---
5
District 6 Crook Deschutes Grant Harney ..... Jefferson Klamath Lake p - Preliminary.
24,400
22,300
3,500
14,300
24,500
22,000
180
20
100
5
90
11,585
--10,235
1,200
150
300
1,170,858
143,370
17,026
273,805
152,052
456,565
111,340
16,700
485,325
92,170
215,815
107,490
69,850
131,550
461,300
15,820
31,860
700
75
45
641,350
4,900
49,000
41
3,965
---
58,275
----3,300
23,500
300
1,025
--28,1
28,125
2,100
48,000
--260
75
50,435
50 ,
16,500
130,000
2,000
---
----148,500
27,750
21,200
18,030
700
13,000
45
80,
80,725
61,000
70,000
30
8,000
139,030
16,000
119,600
80
580
---
----136,260
*Acreage estimates are not included for many specialty crops, pastures and rangeland areas.
Oregon 1980 Gross Farm Sales, Preliminary Estimates
Grains /-1Y &
silage
Grass &
legume
seeds
Field
crops
Tree
fruits
& nuts
Small
All
Specialty
All
fruits & vegetable
products crops
berries
crops
thousand dollars
Cattle & Dairy
calves products
The State. t .j 345,403 91,674
30,018
102,417 210,020 94,845 152;915 107,898
1,135,150.313,882 1 60,592
25,953
7
8,934
11,001
35,820
30,699
71,976
166,628
82,056
District
1 503,067 39,611
74,073
6
3,213
613
441
2,341 4,810
5,351 6,124
868
11,300
31,848 , 2,255
3,640
2Benton
07
1,146
3,899
5,683
1,225
2,884
1,969
8,193
35,356
60,355 6,096
6,798
2Clackamas
0,698
713
4,945
482
4,533
3,652
3,665
5,309
11,545
34,844 7,110
6,600
7Lane
,792
7,745
1,018
37,001
3,577
809
1,151
4,493
Linn 7,778
63,572 : 6,355
8,250
9,197
16,190
1,959
17,321
20,637
4,891
33,813
42,475
146,483' 6,194
21,650
9Marion
,593
2,425
631 167
82
493
150
5,413
Multnomah 19,876
29,237' 1,000
1,523
1,118
4,607
2,773
3,366
596
Polk 15,628
1,642
5,000
34,730 2,654
5,030
3,135
974
6,696
8,641 2,740
7,344
3,890
24,070
57,490' 4,267
11,957
6Washington
46
4,413
9,228
17,242
1,679
3,247
227
7,637
835
Yamhill 44,508 3,680
8,625
588
3,457
28
164
57
District 2 1,073
192
17,857
23,416
18,415
51,373
65
41
10
1,820
Clatsop --- 1,936 1,282
1,914
931
1,073
188
28
142
34
92
3,710
6,198, 3,367
2,763
5Columbia._
30
18
2,175
146
• 10
--Coos 4,272
-6,621' 5,074
10,940
5
---
40
222
Curry 2,730
2,997 1,722
842
25
50
Lincoln. 50
3,675
3,800' 1,225
260
124
38
30
Tillamook 22
1,650
--1,864. 5,745
34,654
3,127
2,348
438
1,378 18,795
403
District 3 1,443
12,875
40,807, 21,552
13,436
3,996
2,210
734
77
66
374
2,470
1,086
Douglas 8,750
15,767 11,234
1,050
861
1,175
361
251 16,070
29
Jackson 279
1,700
20,726 7,985
5,443
56
439
Josephine 1,061
255
78
2,425
4,314. 2,333
6,943
District 4 191,436 21,330
1,092
47,871 56,489
191
12,343
7,420
1,634
199
226
20,227
Gilliam 108
--10
---
172
Hood River 35,219
---
-- ---
85
72
840
40,671 12,894
72
27,270
---
63
3,020
1Morrow
,513
121
29,599
125
Sherman 20
83,314
6,121
794
Umatilla 19,921 12,237
106
12,167
2,700
Wasco 17,120
1,694
304 8,950
104
600
125
Wheeler 505
--
147
250
4
0,687
13,219
8,210
District
5
33,571
1,564
14
15,755
1,885
12
2,279
Baker 3,416
37
108
10
510
Malheur 18,369
7,551 3,286
31,747
293
14
15,410
150
Union 1,364
12,658
4,887
985
1,261
270
525
Wallowa 2,025
--6,244
75
731
700
338,172 47,841
4,208
20,770
36,388
563
83,990' 7,433
1,923
29,865
137,360 24,008
28,772
6,247
6,143
34,111
District
6
27,024 43,188
7
73
Crook 9,413
124
1,812
3,287
752
2,502
Deschutes 94
1,323
Grant 171
1,426
232
Harney 1,499
4,992
40
Jefferson 2,689
5,825
12,114
6,772
3
40
14,587 14,550
16,720
6Klamath
82
Lake 1,431
20
7,616
435
114,823 104,197
14,901 . 13,782
4,387
5,301
3,373 8,971
6,541 '9,379
28,248 10,205
46,797 30,300
294
294
708
15
3,355
250
630
1,250
10
693 155
900
160
1,027
Misc.
poultry animals
All
livestock
& products
69,929
62,744
607,147
28,650
1,230
7,018
2,125
6,334
4,678
205,547°,
7,33r
40,640,
5,152
51 1,908
2
1,868
13,984
2,965
11:24
Eggs &
4,898
301
4
287
5
5
9,775, 10,750
8,662' 17,173
15,735
23,,254
764652•
5,357
6,664,
17,555,
1,394
1,034
3,603,
341
1,003
687
3,072
237
506
390
315
1,314
5
1,831
41,402
6,890
4,668
1,509
45,874
17,639
18,009
713
10,226
9,284
1
182
237
60,074
4,390
9,336
3,485
30,313
7,182
1,621
248
5,881
935
3,459
114,905 82,266
6,360 16,892
76,820 48,434
21,950, 6,190
42,115
6,503
2,201
1,315
419
23,627'
25,837
288
13,525
2,448
10,153
768
156
6,870
702
2,213
6
5,146
814
1,936
1,194
3
1,202
28
15
45
6,271
471
1,419
319
3
3,747
100,949
20,157
60,523
8,158
12,111
472
118,111
14,983
8,034
3,880
75
1,143
1,960
487
9,335
19,551
11,351
36,822
17,735
TOTAL
GROSS
INCOME
1,742;337'
708,614
39,180
100,965
58,471
89,409
188,598
32,527
49,474
76,228
73,762,
100,008
7,333
12,862
24,316
6,600
5,631
43,266
86,681
33,406
38,735
14,540
398,246
25,160
38,009
93,326
33,350
167,673
35,954
4,774
215,854
26,517
137,343
30,108
21,886
232,934
29,884
13,335
12,708
26,392
39,599
83,619
27,397