OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION SERVICE
Commodity Data Sheet
VALUE OF SALES FROM ALL CROPS, LIVESTOCK, & LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
By counties, Oregon, 1986-1990p
1986
1987
1988r
1989r
District
& County
Benton
Clackamas...
Lane
Linn
Marion
Multnomah...
Polk
Washington..
Yamhill
1- 9000 -90
1990p
thousand dollars
51,396
145,133
66,674
118,166
243,959
40,630
58,778
108,716
88,217
921,669
52,135
148,731
75,891
132,905
245,880
42,870
62,022
117,243
91,476
969,153
64,816
166,916
97,522
152,615
288,732
47,251
77,811
133,962
109,112
1,138,737
65,573
189,682
105,568
151,521
312,081
49,081
73,963
143,337
123,320
1,214,126
11,202
16,761
31,369
8,550
6,093
55,162
129,137
12,590
21,099
28,765
9,806
7,661
62,330
142,251
14,877
26,697
34,470
9,985
9,495
59,872
155,396
14,144
29,062
47,016
12,631
13,609
65,377
181,839
Jackson
Josephine...
District 3
36,189
46,015
14,639
96,843
36,607
41,394
15,728
93,729
45,243
44,680
16,426
106,349
52,561
18,398
90,432
52,716
49,975
18,039
120,730
Gilliam
Hood River..
Morrow
Sherman
Umatilla....
Wasco
Wheeler
District 4
16,094
38,727
91,374
16,145
130,333
34,265
5,709
332,647
15,889
35,600
94,425
13,821
139,504
39,787
5,762
344,788
25,048
52,079
97,111
25,099
154,306
47,730
5,920
407,293
19,013
52,991
112,096
23,917
168,138
41,508
6,177
423,840
14,674
61,699
113,220
18,897
149,296
35,442
7,388
400,616
Baker
Malheur
28,025
141,843
26,706
19,977
216,551
35,052
146,710
31,035
19,907
232,704
37,810
142,305
34,954
25,605
240,674
40,380
167,700
35,981
30,536
274,597
42,108
158,201
36,269
31,353
267,931
26,669
24,054
15,029
27,632
41,807
78,235
34,014
247,440
24,326
26,387
17,940
30,836
42,064
71,926
33,591
247,070
26,897
32,585
16,917
30,468
51,014
88,232
36,288
282,401
31,604
37,238
16,699
32,628
45,652
104,116
39,125
307,062
33,780
38,390
18,085
34,766
45,840
110,107
42,541
323,509
1,944,287
2,029,695
2,330,850
2,491,896
2,593,953
District
1
Clatsop
Columbia....
Coos
Curry
Lincoln
Tillamook...
District 2
Douglas
Union
Wallowa.....
District 5
Crook
Deschutes...
Grant.
Harney
Jefferson
Klamath
Lake
District 6
STATE TOTAL.
r - revised
19,473
66,862
209,756
113,566
146,458
334,053
52,254
73,013
153,973
134,736
1,284,671
14,644
29,114
48,570
12,444
15,937
75,787
196,496
p - preliminary /1/ Crop year includes quantities sold or held for sale.
SOURCE: Compiled by Extension Economic Information Office, Oregon State University. October, 1991
GROSS INCOME AND NET INCOME
M FARMING
(INCLUDING NET COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATI
OANS AND FARM HOUSEHOLDS),
OREGON, 1960 -90p
Re'cpts
from
Farm
Mktings
Year
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Gov't.
Pmt.s
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/A/
NonMoney
Income
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I
B/
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Farm
Related
Income
1960
414.2
8.7
41.1
5.0
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
567.6
573.8
671.8
922.5
1,082.7
23.1
21.0
24.6
15.3
4.1
67.7
75.8
87.2
99.1
106.6
9.0
10.2
10.3
12.6
14.8
1975*
1976
1977
1978
1979
1,046.3
1,089.3
1,059.0
1,161.5
1,500.1
4.6
5.3
23.5
30.4
8.5
110.4
130.4
152.1
190.5
199.4
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984r
1,602.8
1,712.0
1,737.8
1,604.4
1,805.7
5.9
19.3
30.6
64.2
76.1
1985r
1986r
1987r
1988r
1989r
1990p
1,727.5
1,786.8
1,895.8
2,181.6
2,284.7
2,350.9
71.4
127.6
127.4
97.8
60.4
89.1
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I
Value
of
Inventory
Adjustment
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I
Million Dollars
-0.1
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Total
I
Total
Production
Expenses
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1
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Net Farm
Income
I
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1982 -84=10
All Items
U.S.
C.P.I.
I
Net Farm
Income
I
I
Constant
I
Dollars
469.1
348.1
121.0
29.8
406.04
0.3
3.2
-8.5
-0.2
31.4
667.5
680.8
793.9
1,049.5
1,208.2
518.2
537.9
564.3
702.0
802.9
149.7
146.0
221.1
347.3
436.7
39.0
40.7
42.1
44.7
49.6
383.85
358.72
525.18
776.96
880.44
18.2
19.4
20.4
72.5
86.6
20.2
7.4
-3.1
54.0
50.3
1,179.6
1,244.3
1,255.0
1,454.9
1,794.6
875.5
961.3
1,041.7
1,207.7
1,485.1
324.3
290.4
210.2
301.2
359.9
54.1
57.2
60.9
65.2
72.6
599.45
507.69
345.16
461.96
495.73
239.1
267.4
284.9
289.4
152.7
85.9
93.5
91.4
100.4
127.1
91.2
32.4
-66.7
52.9
-44.7
1,933.6
2,124.5
2,078.0
2,111.3
2,117.6
1,625.0
1,791.2
1,805.2
1,848.9
1,817.8
399.8
333.3
272.8
262.4
299.8
82.4
90.9
96.5
99.6
103.9
485.19
366.67
282.69
263.45
288.55
143.3
129.2
137.6
140.6
142.8
148.8
144.4
167.9
193.4
188.9
272.0
284.1
-3.2
-52.7
-17.2
-6.3
26.1
68.2
2,083.4
2,170.5
2,348.1
2,612.0
2,803.6
2,941.1
1,689.3
1,630.4
1,680.9
1,729.9
1,886.3
2,038.8
394.1
520.5
648.2
844.2
874.2
902.3
107.6
109.6
113.6
118.3
124.0
130.7
383.46
455.50
557.50
786.90
832.60
902.30
/A/ Includes value of home consumption and rental value of operator's hired laborer's dewllings. (New methodology & data
sources used from 1984 forward.)
B/ Includes machine hire/custom work, recreational income, farm forest products sales and other farm business -realted income.
*
Beginning with 1975, based on the 1974 Census of Agriculture, definition of a farm is: a place with annual sales of $1,000.00 or more.
Source: Economics Research. Service, USDA; compiled by Extension Economic Information Office, Oregon State University. 10/91