Dist. 2
Commodity Data Sheet
Apples
Dist.
2
Extension Economic Information Office
Oregon State University
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Corvallis, OR 97331-3601
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Item and area
Total production
Oregon
California
Washington
Other states
United States
Utilization of sales
Oregon: Fresh
Washington: Fresh
Canned
California: Fresh
Canned
United States: Fresh
Canned
Juice and cider
Frozen
Dried
Fresh slices
Other3/
Farm price
Oregon
All sales
Fresh
Processed
United States
All sales
Fresh
Processed
Canned
Juice and cider
Frozen
Dried
Fresh slices
Other3/
District
4
District
1
District
5
District
6
District
3
Commodity number-year: 5105-05*
September 2006
Unit
2001
2002
2003
2004
Million pounds
142.0
520.0
5,050.0
3,711.0
9,423.0
202.0
470.0
5,100.0
2,751.9
8,523.9
133.0
450.0
4,550.0
3,660.1
8,793.1
163.0
355.0
6,150.0
3,772.6
10,440.6
145.0
355.0
5,800.0
3,564.9
9,864.9
94.0
3,700.0
155.0
220.0
17.0
5,467.5
1,257.2
1,944.5
248.5
221.0
115.0
3,900.0
190.0
230.0
22.0
5,366.0
1,078.7
1,479.3
191.7
207.9
90.0
3,600.0
190.0
220.0
16.0
5,461.8
1,235.6
1,434.5
282.8
182.2
110.0
4,600.0
190.0
165.0
95.0
4,400.0
160.0
160.0
1/
1/
Million pounds
2/
2/
2/
Million pounds
70.5
50.5
106.1
6,638.0
1,257.7
1,876.0
255.8
200.8
54.0
79.0
6,183.4
1,202.0
1,782.4
244.4
201.1
70.7
78.5
Dollars/pound
0.121
0.154
111.00
0.152
0.215
103.00
0.175
0.234
95.50
0.163
0.222
65.50
0.157
0.209
69.20
0.158
0.229
108.00
139.00
83.40
139.00
84.70
0.189
0.258
130.00
161.00
104.00
175.00
108.00
0.209
0.294
131.00
154.00
103.00
173.00
107.00
Dollars/ton
2/
2/
2/
Dollars/ton
153.00
161.00
152.00
0.159
0.218
107.00
149.00
70.50
173.00
73.60
186.00
112.00
0.194
0.276
105.00
149.00
65.20
153.00
58.90
273.00
149.00
Million pounds
Million pounds
Million pounds
Million pounds
Million pounds
Million pounds
Million pounds
Million pounds
Million pounds
Million pounds
Million pounds
Million pounds
Million pounds
Million pounds
Dollars/pound
Dollars/ton
Dollars/pound
Dollars/pound
Dollars/ton
Dollars/ton
Dollars/ton
Dollars/ton
Dollars/ton
2005
*Shaded areas of map represent the major areas of production for this commodity. 1/ Not published to avoid disclosure of individual
operations. 2/ Estimates were initiated in July 2005 for the 2004 crop year. 3/ Includes vinegar, wine, and slices for pie making.
Source: USDA/NASS (National Agricultural Statistics Service)
Electronic access to this publication is available at: http://oregonstate.edu/oain/. Click the Commodity Data Sheets button.
Apples: Total production and value of sales, by county, Oregon, 2003-2005
2003r
Total production
2004r
1,000 pounds
1,000 pounds
Benton
Clackamas
Lane
Linn
Marion
Multnomah
Polk
Washington
Yamhill
Jackson
Hood River
Umatilla
2,588
1,055
4,750
4,410
2,835
521
1,142
2,945
1,814
1,071
24,544
62,843
3,024
1,579
5,040
4,641
4,200
739
1,344
4,106
2,621
1,071
27,431
85,260
1,197
948
1,628
1,512
3,491
554
1,075
3,192
2,016
36,383
85,260
1,085
239
1,646
1,446
608
112
245
631
389
91
4,383
17,955
1,214
303
1,767
1,575
880
154
282
860
546
92
4,082
12,688
570
203
760
720
781
119
237
703
432
3,032
27,527
Not disclosed
30,627
24,168
16,518
5,372
3,664
3,120
141,146
165,224
153,774
34,202
28,107
38,204
County
State total
2005p
1,000 pounds
2003r
1,000 dollars
Value of sales
2004r
1,000 dollars
2005p
1,000 dollars
r - revised, p - preliminary. The "not disclosed" values are the sum of any county not listed. The Extension Economic Information Office
uses different methods than USDA/NASS to set these estimates.
Source: Oregon Agricultural Information Network (OAIN), Extension Economic Information Office, Oregon State University
Apples: Total production and value of sales, Oregon, 1995-2005
45,000
Total production
Value of sales
Production (Million pounds)
185.0
40,000
175.0
35,000
165.0
30,000
155.0
25,000
145.0
20,000
135.0
15,000
125.0
Value of sales (Thousand dollars)
195.0
10,000
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
Year
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