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Oregon County and State
Agricultural Estimates
Special Report 790 / Revised May 1997
OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION SERVICE
1996 Oregon County and State Agricultural Estimates
Prepared by Sandy Sears
Economic Information Assistant
Oregon State University
The following pages report preliminary estimates for the value of sales and agricultural production
for the 1996 crop year. Also reported are revised numbers for 1995 and 1994. Preliminary or first
estimates are revised as updated information is received by our office. Estimates are collected and
organized through Oregon State University Extension Service personnel. Once county information is
complete, state totals are tabulated for this special report.
"Other farm income," particularly farm forestry or small woodlot products, is included in these
agricultural estimates. Farm forestry has become quite significant over the years, reaching $390.9
million (pg. 9). Use caution when comparing these agricultural estimates with the Department of
Forestry numbers, as such comparisons may lead to the double counting of sales.
This report is designed to provide a quick overview of Oregon's agriculture for this past year. The
Extension Service maintains detailed information for Oregon and United States agriculture. Commodity Data Sheets are published throughout the year, reporting major agricultural commodities
produced in Oregon. These contain a county-level breakdown of production, data on other Northwest
states or other states important to the specific commodity, and total figures for the United States.
Commodity Data Sheets are published by groupings: grains and hay, field crops, tree fruits and nuts,
small fruits and berries, vegetable and truck crops, specialty products, livestock and poultry. If you
are interested in more information contained in the Commodity Data Sheets, contact:
Economic Information Office
Agricultural & Resource Economics
Oregon State University
219 Ballard Extension Hall
Corvallis, OR 97331-3601
541-737-6126
A special thank you to Larry Burt for organizing the data collection from the County Extension
agents, and to all the County Extension agents for assisting our office with the development of
estimates for acreage; yields; prices; and number of cattle, sheep, hogs, and poultry.
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AGRICULTURAL COMMODITY SALES
OREGON, 1996p
Poultry 3% Other Animal Products 3%
Grains 10%
Dairy Products 7%
Hay & Forage 4%
Cattle & Calves 10%
Grass & Legume
Seeds 10%
Specialty Products
1%
Field Crops
9%
Nursery &
Greenhouse
Crops 12%
•
Tree Fruits & Nuts
5%
Small Woodlots &
Christmas Trees 15%
All Crops 77%
All Livestock 23%
1996p Sales By Commodity
Thousand Dollars
Grains
Hay & Forage
Grass & Legume Seeds
Field Crops
Tree Fruits & Nuts
Small Fruits & Berries
Vegetable & Truck Crops
Small Woodlots and Christmas Trees
Nursery & Greenhouse Crops
Specialty Products
ALL CROPS
$ 2,515,077
Cattle & Calves
Dairy Products
Poultry
Other Animal Products
•
339,450
218,716
84,826
93,428
ALL LIVESTOCK
$ 736,420
ALL CROPS & LIVESTOCK
p=preliminary
321,743
142,315
316,712
281,677
169,529
96,323
261,241
480,589
408,146
36,802
$ 3,251,497
Source: Economic Information Office, Oregon State University
March 27, 1997
1
Gross Farm & Ranch Sales by County & District
1996p
Benton
Clackam
Lan
Linn
Marion
Multno ah
Polk
Washin on
Yamhill
Cystriot'1
tat p
Columbia
Coos
Curry
Lin
Tillamook'
District 2
Doug
Jack n
Josephine
Gilliam
Hood Hrar
].:Shermart
Wheeler
District 4
Faker
Malheur
Union
Wallowa
DI
Crootc
16""
Debate
Grant
Harney
Lake
Di 1
87,880
243,552
128,520
211,623
441,515
48,987
90,890
187,743
168,311
78,181
198,926
104,479
173,080
363,241
47,227
71,541
170,453
140,357
9,699
44,626
24,041
38,543
78,274
1,760
19,349
17,290
27,954
1,347,485
261,536
1,609,021
12,001
34,725
37,511
19,808
17,674
8,371
5,415
4,491
19,258
3,645
1,289
63,703
17,416
39,216
56,769
23,453
18,963
72,074
130,090
97,801
227,891
66,714
69,549
22,738
20,294
19,943
9,813
87,008
89,492
32,551
159,001
50,050
209,051
29,149
53,393
103,006
36,684
234,083
49,972
1,964
3,156
1,522
14,770
6,796
40,598
7,149
3,919
32,305
54,915
117,776
43,480
274,681
57,121
5,883
508,251
77,910
586,161
13,666
130,514
35,079
16,351
24,150
59,948
8,389
11,114
37,816
190,462
43,468
27,465
195,610
103,601
299,211
18,535
10,288
8,032
9,311
44,603
62,059
21,812
17,632
15,110
11,412
27,585
11,485
41,881
20,417
36,167
25,398
19,444
36,896
56,088
103,940
42,229
174,640
145,522
320,162
$ 2,515,077
$ 736,420
$ 3,251,497
Extension Economic Information Office, Oregon State University.
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March 28, 1997
Gross Farm & Ranch Sales by Commodity Group
1995r-1996p
Grain.
333,769
321,743
-3.6
128,372
142,315
10.9
Grass a nd LegumeSee ds
239,808
316,712
32.1
Field
Gres
275,317
281,677
2.3
167,501
169,529
1.2
83,741
96,323
15.0
244,466
261,241
6.9
940,294
925,537
-1.6
2,413,268
2,515,077
4.2
Cattle and Cal
340,293
339,450
-0.2
Products
216,589
218,716
1.0
81,800
84,826
3.7
89,119
93,428
4.8
727,801
736,420
1.2
$ 3,141,069
$ 3,251,497
3.5
ay Sila
TreeF
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d Nuts
Small:f=ruits and Berries
all Vegetabl Crops
Produce
eggs d Poul tr
Other
Animal
Animal
luets
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March 28, 1997
Oregon's Leading Agricultural Commodities
Ranked by Gross Dollar Sales
Farm Forest Produ
Cattle & Calves
Nursery Crops
4
heat
dairy PProdu
Potatoes
6
7
Peren ni
Alfalfa Hay
9
Christmas T
10 Tall Fescue
GreenhouseCrop
12 Winter Pears
13 Dry Onions
1 4 Peppermint fo r
15 C hicken Eggs
an nual Ryegraas
1 7 Sweet
Pro
Broilers
Sheep &
s
20 Sweet Cherries
21 Snap Bears,Prot
390,879
339,450
306,524
283,562
218,716
422,021
340,293
299,023
296,955
216,543
441,325
376,683
269,530
221,578
218,662
139,413
118,438
101,140
89,710
88,054
136,218
82,395
94,908
85,517
41,857
120,428
78,321
83,293
75,289
28,048
86,253
62,840
60,830
60,285
50,513
83,417
47,596
54,177
57,883
47,885
67,050
38,135
83,698
50,770
45,693
41,394
38,245
34,109
32,110
29,214
52,433
35,372
33,760
25,782
23,161
57,077
35,628
33,325
18,500
32,997
26,793
23,166
22,334
21,186
20,954
26,171
28,018
26,841
21,203
17,209
24,877
26,891
30,827
19,329
16,126
20,831
18,126
18,117
17,928
17,589
23,822
35,424
9,319
17,673
13,870
22,658
17,514
18,113
18,095
9,575
17,493
17,485
16,911
16,216
15,718
13,955
19,065
16,755
15,923
11,938
13,152
16,758
15,118
12,664
11,770
Grapes
Sly !Grass,& Grain
9 -Red:1R
r
40:0 Ohl
n
15,370
15,309
14,367
12,547
11,413
13,410
13,440
14,235
14,250
9,833
3,520
9,126
12,339
19,735
8,202
41 Hogs Pigs
42 Blueberries.
Corn:for. Grain
Watermelons
Orchardgras s
11,355
10,981
10,173
9,762
9,752
9,599
6,893
9,616
7,692
13,690
10,200
9,080
6,528
5,988
11,887
1
2
2
Hops
Strawberri
oS
Su a
26 Appl es
27 Hazelnuts
Cranberries
2
2
Horses & Mules
r
0 Marion &
1 Other y
32
Pears
Vegetable Fl er Seed
Green Peas
35 All kentuc lueg
4
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Oregon's Leading Agricultural Commodities
Ranked by Gross Dollar Sales (Cont'd)
46
lea d
47
48
Alfalfa'
49
quah
0 Oats
8,278
8,177
7,506
7,224
6,647
8,981
7,700
7,311
5,562
5,611
5,659
7,286
6,684
4,876
5,466
sad
Bla clrberr
6,228
6,223
6,053
5,537
5,362
4,866
4,592
5,230
3,895
3,747
5,300
4,647
3,692
3,753
4,700
a
Boysenberries
TartSild
Carrotamf h
Sugarbeata'fiCitSeed
5,205
5,160
4,749
4,353
4,331
3,773
3,750
5,066
4,632
5,460
3,765
3,853
2,066
1,948
6,928
4,315
4,110
3,964
3,744
3,704
2,933
1,127
3,444
3,813
4,602
2,477
957
2,851
2,273
4,804
3,590
3,467
3,446
3,155
3,132
4,160
2,675
3,255
2,790
1,540
6,035
4,327
3,125
5,897
3,810
2,861
2,455
2,264
2,251
2,113
1,539
2,316
2,358
3,072
1,102
444
1,350
2,355
3,074
1,313
fitottifikl1411,,,
2,002
1,880
1,770
1,729
1,636
1,616
1,920
1,408
1,473
1,487
2,122
1,709
1,395
2,067
1,904
Rhu barb
1,611
1,443
1,413
1,398
1,284
1,438
1,435
1,463
1,548
1,166
1,577
1,380
1,890
1,525
1,628
1,087
1,004
1,930
800
1,246
864
110,081
115,443
77,815
$ 3,251,497
$ 3,141,069
$ 2,997,839
Pig
52
pN
53 Red Clover
4
: westgeornuF, h
5 QFescu e
56
59
62
6,3
00j000icotet
Hay Silage
Tomatoes
Oil
4 Canola
65
66
67
111 68is,
Cauliflower, Pro
Peaches
f
Pee
Cucumbers,
70 Black
71
7
73
11:144
111 75
117w
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Oregon Agricultural Preliminary Estimates, 1996
Acres
ains
941,050
114,850
33,350
23,900
1,740
Oa
Coth,
Other rain
Bushels
70
63
94
187
1,114,890
65,686,200
7,224,000
3,128,900
4,469,200
Alfalfa hay
Ot her hay
a
415,950
640,700
28,850
35,800
Per Bushel
4.40
3.23
2.54
2.98
80,508,300
Tons
Hay and for
Corn silag e
Other forage
Bushels
4.5
2.2
26.9
Tons
1,871,710
1,438,860
776,748
seed
•
458,746
$000
$289,164
23,361
7,935
13,307
210
98
91
84
76
$283,562
21,186
6,647
10,173
175
$321,743
Per Ton
$105.00
73.30
21.60
$196,536
105,419
16,820
28,384
51
17
31
$347,159
Pounds
8,530
13,090
19,620
7,550
12,960
9,480
85,710
4,750
125,800
135,330
21,080
14,846
Percent
$333,977
1,121,300
Grass tilt it
Alfalfaseed
Be
ntgrass sees
All Kentucky Blu r
Crimson clover
do
Redover
Red ol s
Ch wings fescue
Talld fescue
f
fescue
Annual rgyeraggs
rasase
Perennial
Orchaldgrass $
la tter seeds
$000
700
492
870
790
420
830
1,450
670
1,870
1,440
930
Thousand
Pounds
5,975
6,446
17,113
5,995
5,500
7,828
124,224
3,171
235,405
194,197
19,653
5,947
631,454
•
$101,140
17,493
5,205
18,477
$142,315
Per Hundredweight
$125.60
215.14
91.80
72.00
110.10
68.50
70.90
63.10
17.60
60.70
49.60
$7,506
13,868
15,718
4,315
6,053
5,362
88,054
2,002
41,394
118,438
9,752
4,250
$316,712
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
$7,506
13,868
15,718
4,315
6,053
5,362
88,054
2,002
41,394
118,438
9,752
4,250
$316,712
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Oregon Agricultural Preliminary Estimates, 1996 (continued)
Value
oduction
Acres
Pe{ pa nint Ic r oi l
Ho ps
u arbeets fors u
ola
V
ile flow
Id crop
64,065
52,850
8,490
17,550
4,650
12,970
3,051
9,529
17,145
Units
Thousand
Units
Per
Unit
470 cwt
73 lbs
1400 lbs
25.8 ton
17.5 cwt
2060 lbs
2590 lbs
29,841
3,872
11,880
452
81
26,745
7,893
$5.10
15.55
1.95
46.40
27.70
0.14
0.55
190,300
milHEtzeihu
linter e
min*
Other
27,960
12,028
11,200
9,680
4,930
1,218
2,380
5,976
3,133
78,505
Pe rc
01
so ld
21,585
126.8
28.0
3,569
47680
212
2190
15.6
ir''"'
$000
Percent
$000
$151,394
60,285
23,166
20,954
2,251
3,744
4,331
16,911
10,622
92
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
$139,413
$293,658
1540 lbs
10.5 ton
2.5 ton
369 bxs
9.7 ton
174 bxs
.9 ton
2.6 ton
value„
$0.42
$18,126
496.00
1043.36
5.85
367.00
16.40
264.00
982.00
62,840
29,214
20,831
17,485
3,467
578
15,309
1,679
$169,529
60,285
23,166
20,954
2,251
3,744
4,331
16,911
10,622
$281,677
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
$18,126
62,840
29,214
20,831
17,485
3,467
578
15,309
1,679
$169,529
Oregon Agricultural Preliminary Estimates, 1996
ll fruits
b
blackberries
Red raspberries
Cranberries:
11Blueberries
Black raspbe :01
Other- berries
Subt
sweet corn, processes
na p
eesec
Green peas
Broccoli, proc
Cauliflower, processed;
CabilthberePpoi
Freshi*Neetioorn
pthe!freehlyegete
der vegetables
nd truck crop
Subto I
Nurs
Farm for
Christm as
Greenhou
Bulb
tithe $13
Ui
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Acres
5,285
4,960
3,895
1,826
2,080
1,185
1,305
9,167 lbs
5,552 lbs
4,020 lbs
171 bbl
7,622 lbs
1,660 lbs
48,447
27,540
15,640
312.3
15,854
1,964
Per
Unit
$0.461
0.865
0.802
58.010
0.693
0.160
20,536
21,040
48,540
24,070
37,535
2,620
1,710
1,900
2,530
13,107
(continued)
$000
$22,334
23,812
12,547
18,117
10,981
3,132
5,400
Percent
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
$96,323
570 cwt
9.3 ton
6.2 ton
1.9 ton
5.9 ton
5.3 ton
9.4 ton
122 cwt
11,947
451
150
72
15.6
9.1
17.8
307.8
$5.10
84.90
178.20
225.70
400.20
394.70
176.95
18.00
$000
$22,334
23,812
12,547
18,117
10,981
3,132
5,400
$96,323
$60,830
38,245
26,793
16,216
6,228
3,590
3,155
5,537
76,635
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
$60,830
11,725
24,012
100
24,012
164,777
$261,241
1,515
2,149
$306,524
390,879
89,710
87,191
15,370
36,801
NA
$926,475
6,740
1260 tree
Total all crops sales, preliminary estimate for 1996:
8,507
•
$10.60
38,245
26,793
16,216
6,228
3,590
3,155
5,537
76,635
$261,241
100
100
100
99
100
100
$306,524
390,879
89,710
86,253
15,370
36,801
$925,537
$2,515,077
Oregon Agricultural Preliminary Estimates, 1996 (continued)
Head
aca
Hogs an pigs
Sheep and Iarr b
Dairy pro acts :'.
Broilers .
Chicken
11Wool
Honey
Other misce ll areo u
1,297,300
63,000
407,450
94,100
2,668,000 layers
361,700 shorn
51,200 females
51,100 hives
127,300
Units
91,200 head
15,478,000 cwt
21,110,000 head
59,990,000 dozen
2,406,000 lbs
202,150 pelts
$000$
339,450
11,355
32,110
218,716
34,109
50,513
1,087
8,177
1,880
17,928
21,095
Total livestock and poultry sales for 1996:
Total agricultural sales, preliminary estimate for 1996:
736,420
$3,251,497
March 28, 1997
Oregon Gross Farm Sales
(000$) 1995r
Al
n al
Strlall
1,946
1,117
1,617
1,852
5,215
405
4,763
11,662
8,145
36,722
168
7
175
19
423
82
524
21,465
97
44,937
32,314
110,485
20,002
52
229,352
2,247
19,139
18,460
7,474
47,320
713
228
112
560
5,214
12,054
795
19,676
333,769
0
SOU
1,653
2,101
1,336
5,979
6,086
282
2,852
3,389
3,142
26,820
81
459
200
23
85
57
905
1,701
1,388
674
3,763
492
138
10,303
533
12,153
1,719
357
25,695
2,658
5,858
2,669
4,649
15,834
3,480
3,794
786
5,242
4,268
21,291
16,494
55,355
128,372
17,662
5,656
12,345
90,596
44,479
115
23,076
8,306
14,326
216,561
113
6,541
1,053
2,244
4,192
8,466
5,420
10,825
2,149
37,950
10,455
652
274
7,887
7,125
1,595
12,101
1,524
14,431
77,684 57,200
378
63
26
-
378
89
20
1,212
106 17,893
1,028
301
126 20,133
127
318
82
- 59,134
290
34,664
1,948
300
43
5,569
45,441
6,197
215
21,151
64
6,177
80,811
88,555
3,733
4,970
41,687
515
5,194
10,843
589
655
60
10,224
56,918
1,104
479
10,179
2,631
348
420
46
5,907
16,255
29,957
30
6,432
59,400
420
239,808 275,317 167,501
113
96
205
739
15,043
1,467
2,845
25,528
5,534
1,761
15,887
3,839
72,643
226
435
7,624
1,587
70
46
9,988
454
80
49
583
291
117
119
527
-
83,741
8,964
16,818
11,428
9,319
68,949
8,925
2,665
7,246
10,687
145,001
10
261
60
34,275
132,075
63,940
26,185
135,396
37,493
15,633
111,956
70,830
627,783
12,370
32,035
32,430
17,545
60
21,427
70
8,632
461
124,439
1,708
55,276
803
21,620
692
22,685
3,203
99,581
25
55
3,090
11,422
2,400
40
38,588
14,000
210
2,268
4,970
50,275
26,793
6,880
38,820
575
176
11,013
20
9,370
39,016
27,838
570 3,850
2,575
6,720
2,275
5,940 2,750
13,490
2,200
6,510
33,860
244,466 940,294
Compiled by Extension Economic Information Office, Oregon State University.
72,833
179,246
106,019
149,750
334,058
53,680
65,762
172,142
126,924
1,260,414
12,687
33,912
40,347
19,155
21,642
8,805
136,548
60,486
42,518
25,210
128,214
22,509
62,805
106,081
33,230
232,552
45,565
5,443
508,185
15,518
111,564
48,944
22,228
198,254
19,271
9,228
8,386
8,123
40,334
76,792
19,519
181,653
2,413,268
2,231
5,421
6,986
5,884
8,840
743
3,295
2,755
4,260
40,415
1,628
2,596
4,627
1,385
975
4,305
15,516
12,221
8,002
1,484
21,707
3,379
540
13,970
1,416
29,904
6,376
4,068
59,653
22,889
51,137
7,581
12,419
94,026
14,385
6,005
11,047
19,821
9,980
31,859
15,879
108,976
340,293
5,600
5,620
6,577
13,750
40,610
504
9,589
13,213
11,392
106,855
2,050
2,337
10,018
469
105
62,621
77,600
278
1,507
6,007
7,792
451
26,959
7,181
6,431
18,480
3,853
336
7,251
70,942
41
41
931
3,987
21
4,939
302
356
658
2,087
10,077
4,851
4,851
12,164
219
2,403
30
8,898
997
11,520
1,027
216,589 81,800
1,178
5,731
4,205
12,712
7,646
546
2,104
2,990
3,764
40,876
2,203
531
2,400
1,655
462
862
8,113
4,983
3,643
1,380
10,006
114
667
1,613
113
5,738
1,408
328
9,981
625
1,729
825
1,301
4,480
1,142
9,902
443
813
854
1,892
617
15,663
89,119
9,460
43,731
24,949
38,777
75,576
1,793
18,841
19,294
26,667
259,088
5,881
5,505
17,045
3,509
1,542
67,788
101,270
18,413
17,139
8,892
44,444
3,493
1,509
15,583
6,380
35,998
7,784
4,396
75,143
25,601
62,943
8,406
13,720
110,670
15,746
18,310
11,520
20,634
10,834
43,646
16,496
137,186
727,801
82,293
222,977
130,968
188,527
409,634
55,473
84,603
191,436
153,591
1,519,502
18,568
39,417
57,392
22,664
23,184
76,593
237,818
78,899
59,657
34,102
172,658
26,002
64,314
121,664
39,610
268,550
53,349
9,839
583,328
41,119
174,507
57,350
35,948
308,924
35,017
27,538
19,906
28,757
51,168
120,438
36,015
318,839
•
•
Oregon Gross Farm Sales
(000$) 1996p
Tree
Field :f
ro
2,082
2,063
22,671
1,439
2,875
8,249
1,745
1,946
15,980
2,019
5,933
115,196
6,288
7,258
65,745
541
248
154
5,132
3,363
27,056
12,646
3,906
12,911
9,620
3,492
20,654
41,512
31,084 288,616
88
144
321
68
7
192
- 27
151
126
151
68
905
191
1,705
92
392
1,474
200
86
846
669
292
4,025
28,047
476
138
56
180
35,493
10,575
199
36,076
177
100,526
14,987
6,646
21,144
2,009
47
380
221,389
6,983
28,784
1,729
2,902
24,518
7,507
6,414
6,546
2,883
4,173
4,965
3,637
60
37,758
16,929
10,647
1,120
3,991
71
304
5,401
100
53
911
657
5,964
46
7,246
4,785
9,889
9,955
21,392
929
18,144
20,264
60,588
10,106
321,743
142,315 316,712
mall
nuts l ales
6,556
1,752
8,132
11,338
34,110
648
7,842
2,380
2,063
74,821
275
-
866
3,594
4,148
1,957
7,170
251
5,887
8,969
11,362
44,204
275
25
99
124
126
40,107
320
54,715
172
66
95,506
4,725
47,920
11,717
297
64,659
10,588
2,210
377
14,848
18,259
10
46,292
281,677
55
1,353
42,154
1,611
45,118
331
50,156
597
51
2,242
24,410
29
26
77,787
.Vegetable Sp'
cr+r
717
16,338
1,605
3,079
28,247
5,010
1,965
14,903
4,632
76,496
301
504
13,412
4,511
118
46
18,892
382
86
61
529
9,223
16,646
11,023
9,588
69,338
8,912
3,252
8,446
12,063
148,491
10
582
60
60
712
1,376
662
699
2,737
286
98
55
13,935
22
45,471
234
59,695
42,934
160
102
43,196
810
406
646
1,200
1,846
519
5,600
519
169,529
96,323
6,410
261,241
SOURCE: Compiled by Extension Economic Information Office, Oregon State University.
:0
prod.
crops
34,003
148,033
59,900
23,970
145,085
31,463
17,044
106,292
76,471
642,261
11,602
32,802
23,814
15,270
17,345
8,199
109,032
61,590
24,482
19,435
105,507
31
2,660
2,002
60
9,474
2,003
1,471
17,701
4,310
575
8,400
7,290
20,575
1,955
2,273
6,172
2,644
2,235
12,453
2,729
30,461
925,537
78,181
198,926
104,479
173,080
363,241
47,227
71,541
170,453
140,357
1,347,485
12,001
34,725
37,511
19,808
17,674
8,371
130,090
66,714
69,549
22,738
159,001
29,149
53,393
103,006
36,684
234,083
49,972
1,964
508,251
13,666
130,514
35,079
16,351
195,610
18,535
10,288
8,032
9,311
44,603
62,059
21,812
174,640
2,515,077
eS products
2,154
6,237
5,064
4,774
6,511
5,775
5,467
13,356
7,943
42,336
718
455
2,960
10,462
2,381
11,375
3,868
12,387
37,066
107,157
1,201
1,952
2,000
1,838
4,948
11,956
1,406
546
700
137
3,080
59,481
13,335
75,910
10,768
156
10,640
1,509
2,394
6,007
23,802
7,672
3,041
540
312
13,132
1,345
34,154
450
5,738
3,661
61,611
762
21,006
2,524
47,025
10,732
7,408
112
9,940
85,379
13,368
16,406
277
2,702
6,005
10,964
26,630
10,414
28,070
10,868
19,768
118,257
13,847
339,450
218,716
Ail
Eggsani mal
77
28,290
7,383
6,550
19,835
3,844
351
7,140
73,470
43
-
43
931
3,996
21
4,948
5,336
5,336
23
1,006
1,029
84,826
1,231
6,498
4,372
13,170
8,160
587
2,083
3,183
4,559
43,843
2,262
610
2,354
1,693
452
1,142
8,513
8,439
3,798
1,391
13,628
115
670
1,638
115
5,994
1,411
258
10,201
620
2,191
869
1,174
4,854
949
6,403
425
955
1,071
1,937
649
12,389
93,428
9,699
44,626
24,041
38,543
78,274
1,760
19,349
17,290
27,954
261,536
5,415
4,491
19,258
3,645
1,289
63,703
97,801
20,294
19,943
9,813
50,050
3,156
1,522
14,770
6,796
40,598
7,149
3,919
77,910
24,150
59,948
8,389
11,114
103,601
17,632
15,110
11,412
27,585
11,485
41,881
20,417
145,522
736,420
Tot
87,880
243,552
128,520
211,623
441,515
48,987
90,890
187,743
168,311
1,609,021
17,416
39,216
56,769
23,453
18,963
72,074
227,891
87,008
89,492
32,551
209,051
32,305
54,915
117,776
43,480
274,681
57,121
5,883
586,161
37,816
190,462
43,468
27,465
299,211
36,167
25,398
19,444
36,896
56,088
103,940
42,229
320,162
3,251,497
March 28, 1997
Harvested Acreage Summary
Oregon Counties, 1995r
5,000
4,300
4,400
5,500
13,900
1,300
16,700
34,100
24,300
109,500
Ctatsop
Columbia
Coos
Curry
Lincoln
Tillamook
District2
10,050 34,850
31,900
8,430
31,850 24,900
24,300 191,450
27,250 70,800
5,800
300
19,500 42,270
28,900 18,530
28,400 27,170
207,950 418,700
5,075
1,040
6,320
9,950
17,578
285
5,311
710
1,276
47,545
674
4,878
4,040
1,692
7,798
120
5,652
8,191
10,207
43,252
175
4,140
425
710
6,180
1,410
455
4,100
990
18,585
10,935
6,712
8,840
9,430
39,275
3,725
2,680
6,380
7,465
95,442
1,350
1,800
300
100
2,450
100
580
290
250
7,220
68,109
63,200
81,075
243,132
185,231
13,040
93,148
101,201
100,058
948,194
4,460
15,646
21,550
2,440
3,575
7,245
54,916
0
500
100
0
0
0
600
4,400
12,950
20,050
1,800
3,500
7,200
49,900
0
250
0
0
0
0
250
0
400
0
0
0
0
400
0
40
40
0
0
0
80
50
116
1,280
405
25
15
1,891
0
360
60
0
10
20
450
10
1,030
20
235
40
10
1,345
200
1,700
600
2,500
38,800
36,400
13,350
88,550
200
265
0
465
10
60
0
70
1,186
8,110
450
9,746
125
15
10
150
510
455
305
1,270
240
100
100
440
108,980
300
158,700
136,410
310,300
64,820
400
779,910
5,700
2,600
41,050
9,900
49,750
10,500
10,900
130,400
470
0
380
0
6,685
0
0
7,535
460
0
15,030
160
26,620
290
70
42,630
50
13,562
1,190
15
3,232
5,851
0
23,900
0
64
30
0
35
0
0
129
0
30
8,540
0
39,675
200
0
48,445
0
10
0
0
250
20
0
280
115,660
16,566
224,920
146,485
436,547
81,681
11,370
1,033,229
7,800
48,900
53,900
27,000
137,600
71,950
83,650
39,800
46,000
241,400
0
7,800
8,280
250
16,330
2,120
32,750
10,700
640
46,210
0
355
695
0
1,050
0
0
0
0
0
0
13,000
530
20
13,550
0
0
10
0
10
81,870
186,455
113,915
73,910
456,150
2,100
700
700
4,100
13,100
36,800
4,400
61,900
34,800
29,400
33,500
102,000
16,700
75,800
106,000
398,200
520
0
0
400
6,350
0
0
7,270
9,532
2,357
400
0
9,496
12,770
80
34,635
0
0
213
0
0
0
0
213
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
190
0
0
0
1,980
0
0
2,170
0
210
0
0
265
300
0
775
47,142
32,667
34,813
106,500
47,891
125,670
110,480
505,163
1,092,010 1,116,400 450,550
171,490
78,241
20,755
161,327
10,070
SOURCE: Compiled by Extension Economic Information Office, Oregon State University.
Estimates are not included for many specialty crops, pasture, and rangeland.
12
41,271
47,105
14,81
103,191W
3,100,8A
March 28, 1997
Harvested Acreage Summary
Oregon Counties, 1996p
5,100
3,900
4,300
5,200
13,750
1,500
14,450
33,100
22,750
104,050
Cie
Ln
nn
Marion
Muftnom
Polk
Washini
Yamhill
D
Cu
Lino
Tillamook
Distr• ict
Douglas
Jason:
addephirt
Gilliam
Hood R
Morrow
Sherman
Umatil
VVhee
I
Ha
Jefferso
1<lameth
•
Lake_i;
4
10,950 34,960
32,100
8,720
32,600
25,350
25,000 191,280
27,550 69,000
5,000
350
19,600 42,550
27,700
19,530
27,000 31,920
207,500 423,660
5,063
1,070
6,250
10,085
17,327
300
6,313
1,160
1,878
49,446
640
4,926
4,175
1,818
7,860
120
5,682
8,380
10,381
43,982
180
4,110
425
695
6,225
1,390
475
3,785
1,000
18,285
10,500
6,337
7,270
9,287
38,675
3,670
3,388
7,278
8,193
94,598
1,400
1,880
320
120
2,500
100
580
290
250
7,440
68,793
63,043
80,690
243,485
182,887
12,430
93,038
101,223
103,372
948,961
0
500
100
0
0
0
600
5,300
10,400
20,000
1,850
3,500
9,750
50,800
0
130
0
0
0
0
130
0
200
0
0
0
0
200
0
40
40
0
0
0
80
55
116
1,337
464
25
15
2,012
0
900
60
0
10
0
970
10
1,040
20
235
40
20
1,365
5,365
13,326
21,557
2,549
3,575
9,785
56,157
700
1,700
600
3,000
38,850
35,650
13,250
87,750
200
255
0
455
15
55
0
70
1,155
7,030
475
8,660
110
15
10
135
458
435
305
1,198
250
130
100
480
41,738
45,270
14,740
101,748
113,680
200
152,900
122,020
340,750
69,090
400
799,040
5,400
2,900
40,500
1,900
53,100
9,900
11,100
124,800
200
0
230
0
7,090
0
0
7,520
460
0
18,740
270
38,610
240
70
58,390
50
13,545
817
15
3,341
6,896
0
24,664
0
64
30
0
10
0
0
104
0
30
8,723
0
43,588
220
0
52,561
0
119,790
10
16,749
0
221,940
0
124,205
380
486,869
20
86,366
0
11,570
410 1,067,489
9,800
58,900
41,700
23,300
133,700
71,900
91,600
34,600
46,000
244,100
0
7,800
7,061
250
15,111
2,970
32,020
11,400
90
46,480
0
365
538
0
903
0
0
0
0
0
0
12,180
800
170
13,150
10
0
10
84,670
202,865
96,109
69,810
453,454
3,800
1,150
350
4,800
17,500
42,300
4,600
74,500
35,100
31,600
36,500
105,000
16,150
72,000
110,000
406,350
120
120
0
400
11,230
0
0
11,870
10,496
1,800
400
0
9,938
13,000
80
35,714
0
0
216
0
0
0
0
216
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
300
0
0
0
2,000
0
0
2,300
0
144
0
0
230
325
0
699
49,816
34,814
37,466
110,200
57,048
127,625
114,680
531,649
1,114,890 1,121,300 458,746 190,300
78,505
20,536
164,777
SOURCE: Compiled by Extension Economic Information Office, Oregon State University.
Estimates are not included for many specialty crops, pasture, and rangeland.
13
10,404 3,159,458
March 28, 1997
•
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