1999 Oregon county and state agricultural estimates

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Special Report 790 / Revised January 2000
OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION SERVICE

1999 Oregon County and State Agricultural Estimates Prepared by Sandy Sears
Economic Information Specialist Oregon State University
This report is designed to provide a quick overview of Oregon's agriculture for this past year. The following pages report preliminary estimates for the value of sales and agricultural production for the 1999 crop year. Also reported are revised numbers for 1998 and 1997. Preliminary or first estimates are revised as updated information is received by our office. These published estimates are those reported to our office as of December 29, 1999. Estimates are collected and organized by Oregon State University Extension Service personnel. Once county estimates are complete, state totals are tabulated for this special report. Estimates are revised periodically as new information becomes available. These revisions are posted to our Web site noted below.
Farm gate sales or receipts are a traditional measure of economic activity reported for the agricul- tural industry. Individual commodity categories are subject to interpretation depending upon the refinement of classification. The level of aggregation may shift the apparent ranking of a commodity sector. Aggregating individual grass seed varieties, for example, results in much greater revenues than any single variety. Thus, measures of importance based on gross sales are sensitive to the categorization scheme and level of aggregation.
Rankings are based on the value of gross farm sales. For livestock forages, in particular, the value of sales is significantly less than the value of production, since these forages are produced for on-farm use. Prices used to compute farm gate sales do not include direct government payments.
"Other farm income," particularly farm forestry or small woodlot products, is included in these agri- cultural estimates. Farm forestry is a significant contributor to farm income, at $181.1 million (pg. 4). Caution should be used in comparing these agricultural estimates with the Department of Forestry numbers, as this may lead to the double counting of sales.
Commodity Data Sheets are published throughout the year, reporting major agricultural commodi- ties produced in Oregon. They 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. For 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 sandy.sears@orst.edu
Electronic access to this publication is available at: http://eesc.orst.edu/agcomwebfi le/edmat/
(search for. SR 790 or Oregon county and state agricultural estimates) Electronic statistical access is available at:
http://Iudwig.arec.orst.edu/oain
Thank you to all the county Extension agents and specialists who assisted our office with the devel- opment of these estimates for all the crops and livestock throughout Oregon.
A special thank you to Robert Clark of Dixon Creek Software for his programming talents. Mr. Clark built our Web site interface, which interacts with our databases so we may now provide you with up-to-date availability of our county and state-level statistics.

AGRICULTURAL COMMODITY SALES Oregon, 1999p
Poultry 3% Field Cops 7% Dairy Products 8%
Grains 4%
Other Animal Products 2%
Cattle & Calves 13%
crass &
Hay & Forage 5%
Vegetables & Truck Crops 7% Small Fruits & Berries 3%
N\"'\Smedl
gumes 12%
Specialty Products Fruits & Nuts 7%
& All Crops 74% Nursery & Greenhouse All Livestock 26% Crops 17%
Christmas Trees 10%
1999p Sales By Commodity Thousand Dollars
Field Crops 222,673 Grains 112,072 Grass & Legumes 369,028 Hay & Forage 169,301 Small Fruits & Berries 102,342 Tree Fruits & Nuts 205,508 Small Woodlots & Christmas Trees 300,528 Nursery & Greenhouse Crops 538,583 Specialty Products 79,036 Vegetables & Truck Crops 209,566 ALL CROPS $2,308,637 Cattle & Calves 417,689 Other Animal Products 67,668 Dairy Products 249,733 Poultry 93,557 ALL LIVESTOCK $828,647 ALL CROPS & LIVESTOCK $3,137,284
p -preliminary Source: Extension Economic Information Office, Oregon State Univers Y December 30, 1999
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Gross Farm & Ranch Sales by County and District 1999p
District & County All crops All animal products Total sales $000
Benton 71,164 11,224 82,388 Clackamas 246,495 45,921 292,416 Lane 64,261 24,650 88,911 Linn 163,102 39,371 202,473 Marion 381,495 82,467 463,962 Multnomah 59,311 2,072 61,383 Polk 85,263 23,270 108,533 Washington 197,781 13,291 211,072 Yamhill 172,260 27,692 199,952 Willamette Valley 1,441,132 269,958 1,711,090
Clatsop 10,628 6,221 16,849 Columbia 24,450 4,356 28,806 Coos 19,531 16,502 36,033 Curry 10,404 3,085 13,489 Lincoln 7,124 1,198 8,322 Tillamook 5,177 80,182 85,359
Coastal 77,314 111,544 188,858 Douglas 50,936 19,364 70,300 Jackson 30,978 18,775 49,753 Josephine 9,631 10,555 20,186 Southwestern 91,545 48,694 140,239
Gilliam 10,508 2,687 13,195 Hood River 55,368 1,424 56,792 Morrow 69,447 32,245 101,692 Sherman 17,161 8,312 25,473 Umatilla 181,263 37,347 218,610 Wasco 49,921 8,845 58,766 Wheeler 2,022 5,342 7,364
North Central 385,690 96,202 481,892 Baker 13,690 39,072 52,762 Malheur 85,157 70,685 155,842 Union 31,778 9,837 41,615 Wallowa 11,273 17,267 28,540
Eastern 141,898 136,861 278,759
Crook 15,866 17,990 33,856 Deschutes 9,464 12,001 21,465 Grant 8,291 12,774 21,065 Hamey 12,008 29,014 41,022 Jefferson 39,105 7,887 46,992 Klamath 64,464 62,757 127,221 Lake 21,860 22,965 44,825 South Central 171,058 165,388 336,446
State Total $2,308,637 $828,647 $3,137,284
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Gross Farm & Ranch Sales by Commodity Group 1999p-1998r and Percentage Change
Commodity group 1999p 1998r Percentage
change
Grains 112,072 175,805 -36.25%
Hay & Forage 169,301 172,182 -1.67%
Grass & Legumes 369,028 342,052 7.89%
Field Crops 222,673 236,249 -5.75%
Tree Fruits & Nuts 205,508 194,862 5.46%
Small Fruits & Berries 102,342 81,080 26.22%
Vegetables & Truck Crops 209,566 296,871 -29.41%
Specialty Products 918,147 870,485 5.48%
All Crops 2,308,637 2,369,586 -2.57%
Cattle & Calves 417,689 367,717 13.59%
Dairy Products 249,733 245,454 1.74%
Poultry 93,557 74,597 25.42%
Other Animal Products 67,668 74,668 -9.37%
All Livestock and Poultry 828,647 762,436 8.68%
Total Sales 1 3,137,284 3,132,022 0.17%
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Oregon's Leading Agricultural Commodities Ranked by Gross Dollar Sales
Rank Commodity 1999p 1998r 1997 $000
1 Nursery Crops 424,745 392,206 376,715 2 Cattle 417,689 367,717 407,806 3 Dairy Products 249,733 245,454 218,073 4 Farm Forest Products 181,074 199,375 261,016 5 Perennial Ryegrass 152,344 135,747 128,763 6 Potatoes 122,434 119,108 132,395 7 Christmas Trees 119,454 106,801 96,847 8 Greenhouse Crops 113,838 105,713 95,950 9 Alfalfa Hay 112,481 117,902 131,721 10 Wheat 88,964 146,649 208,771 11 Tall Fescue 82,605 83,314 85,190 12 Chicken Eggs 53,175 36,968 40,966 13 Annual Ryegrass 53,130 52,903 57,506 14 Sweet Cherries 51,973 47,275 54,591 15 Winter Pears 44,447 53,809 49,276
16 Dry Storage Onions 41,131 105,515 70,409 17 Broilers 40,208 37,398 40,470 18 Hazelnuts 32,296 20,879 41,938 19 Peppermint for Oil 31,559 45,457 53,611 20 Apples 28,142 25,298 37,981 21 Other Hay 23,436 26,647 18,862 22 Grass and Grain Straw 23,434 20,549 19,943 23 Wine Grapes 23,428 17,346 20,720 24 Strawberries 22,812 25,730 19,750 25 Marion and Other Blackberries 22,611 13,819 13,556 26 Sugarbeets for Sugar 22,071 17,766 20,100 27 Blueberries 20,802 11,535 15,403 28 Hops 18,204 18,205 22,801 29 Bulbs 17,736 17,220 15,988 30 Horses and Mules 16,977 18,425 17,952 31 Kentucky Bluegrass 14,652 11,459 18,687 32 Sheep and Lambs 14,623 17,062 15,231 33 Bartlett Pears 14,592 23,790 22,260 34 Snap Beans, Processed 14,252 22,799 27,119 35 Bentgrass, Creeping 14,218 11,089 13,243 36 Red Raspberries 13,198 6,437 10,082 37 Barley 13,112 12,017 17,808 38 Veg and Flower Seed 12,328 15,266 13,933 39 Hybrid Poplars (cottonwoods) 11,615 na na 40 Sweet Corn, Processed 11,454 26,104 29,580 41 Green Peas 11,340 12,002 10,060 42 Alfalfa Seed 9,921 7,963 6,193 43 Squash and Pumpkins 9,657 7,983 6,860 44 Garlic 9,362 8,820 6,633 45 Cranberries 8,719 11,396 19,495
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Oregon's Leading Agricultural Commodities Ranked by Gross Dollar Sales (Con'd)
Rank Commodity 1999p 1998r 1997 $000
46 Mink 8,484 9,354 7,549 47 Hogs and Pigs 7,655 6,036 9,845 48 Red Clover 6,885 8,636 5,946 49 Watermelons 6,867 7,324 8,782 50 Chewings Fescue 6,695 5,974 6,267 51 Sweet Corn, Fresh 6,226 6,671 5,460 52 PoaTrivialis (rghstck Bluegrass) 6,121 5,792 na 53 Orchardgrass 6,115 6,002 8,639 54 Silage, Corn 5,969 3,877 3,834 55 Tomatoes 5,801 5,863 3,703 56 Lettuce 5,555 6,316 4,252 57 Corn for Grain 5,327 12,065 11,912 58 Carrots, Fresh 5,120 4,844 11,064 59 Black Raspberries 5,098 5,465 4,166 60 Peaches 4,842 2,465 2,855
61 Evergreen Blackberries 4,715 3,606 3,663 62 Turf Sod 4,637 5,160 4,507 63 Oats 4,531 4,915 4,388 64 Fee Hunting and Recreation 4,308 4,113 3,783 65 Broccoli, Processed 4,168 4,919 6,712 66 Boysenberries 4,081 2,788 3,806 67 Cucumbers, Processed 3,845 3,707 3,560 68 Hay Silage 3,804 2,865 2,744 69 Crimson Clover 3,767 3,684 2,519 70 Red Fescue 3,680 2,522 2,461 71 Sugarbeet for Seed 3,522 4,056 3,912 72 Cauliflower, Processed 3,107 4,567 4,743 73 Prunes and Plums 3,085 2,714 2,503 74 Hard Fescue 2,259 1,052 811 75 Cabbage 2,240 2,238 2,764 76 Cants and Muskmelons 2,181 2,483 2,219 77 Lima Beans 2,080 2,453 1,784 78 Dry Field Beans 1,956 2,721 3,549 79 Honey and Beeswax 1,885 2,048 2,094 80 Rhubarb 1,829 2,099 1,745 81 Rabbits 1,766 1,673 1,466 82 Bentgrass, Colonial 1,749 1,383 2,254 83 Asparagus 1,595 1,860 2,116 84 Radishes 1,505 1,560 1,485 85 Rutabagas 1,210 1,205 1,258
86 Tart Cherries 1,101 341 714 Other Commodities 133,942 135,689 131,190
Total Gross Farm Sales 3,137,284 3,132,022 3,291,278 no- not available. Source: Extension Economic Information Office, Oregon State University. December 29, 1999
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Oregon Agricultural Preliminary Estimates for Selected Commodities, 1999
Area Commodity harvested
Yield per acre Production
Value of Price production
Percent Value of sold sales
Grains: Acres Bushels Bushels Per bushel $000 Percent $000 Wheat 743,541 42 31,224,956 $2.95 92,249 96 88,964 Barley 134,131 52 6,960,315 $2.01 14,002 94 13,112 Oats 31,382 99 3,119,485 $1.58 4,918 92 4,531 Corn for Grain 20,495 160 3,276,300 $2.16 7,082 75 5,327 Other Grains 2,025 36,862 160 138 Subtotal 931,574 44,617,918 118,411 112,072
Hay and Forages: Acres Tons Tons Per ton $000 Percent $000 Alfalfa Hay 401,415 4.2 1,697,075 $110.03 186,723 60 112,481 Other Hay 578,445 2.2 1,278,970 $73.44 93,932 25 23,436 Silage, Corn 24,133 27.1 653,508 $21.92 14,328 42 5,969
rn Other Forage & Straw 39,280 1,225,490 36,608 27,415 Subtotal 1,043,272 331,591 169,301
Grass and Legume Seeds: Acres Pounds Thousand
pounds Per hundred-
weight $000 Percent $000 Alfalfa Seed 11,391 658 7,499 $132.30 9,921 100 9,921 Bentgrass Seed 11,596 550 6,374 $250.50 15,967 100 15,967 All Kentucky Bluegrass 21,064 891 18,768 $110.68 20,773 100 20,773 Crimson Clover 10,350 553 5,728 $66.27 3,796 99 3,767 Red Clover 21,385 447 9,563 $72.00 6,885 100 6,885 Chewings Fescue 10,738 765 8,212 $81.53 6,695 100 6,695 Tall Fescue 129,468 1,347 174,397 $47.73 83,237 99 82,605 Red Fescue 6,467 752 4,862 $75.69 3,680 100 3,680 Annual Ryegrass 128,420 2,068 265,596 $20.00 53,130 100 53,130 Perennial Ryegrass 186,504 1,496 278,971 $55.61 155,147 98 152,344 Orchardgrass 17,110 903 15,453 $44.08 6,812 90 6,115 Other Seeds 15,094 6,628 7,146 7,146 Subtotal 569,587 802,051 373,189 369,028
Calculations may not balance exactly due to rounding.

Oregon Agricultural Preliminary Estimates for Selected Commodities, 1999 (continued)
Area Commodity harvested
Yield per acre Production Price
Value of production
Percent sold
Value of sales
Thousand Per Field crops: Acres Units units unit $000 Percent $000 Potatoes 56,045 479 cwt 26,868 $4.86 130,559 94 122,434 Peppermint for Oil 35,785 72lbs 2,569 $12.82 32,928 96 31,559 Hops 5,820 1,728 lbs 10,057 $1.81 18,204 100 18,204 Sugarbeets for Sugar 20,219 25 ton 510 $43.28 22,071 100 22,071 Dry Field Beans 4,340 20 cwt 89 $21.98 1,956 100 1,956 Canola Oil 3,833 2,135 lbs 8,183 $0.07 576 100 576 Sugarbeet for Seed 2,394 2,649 lbs 6,341 $0.56 3,522 100 3,522 Veg and Flower Seed 7,319 12,420 99 12,328
V Other Field Crops 23,018 10,442 96 10,023 Subtotal 158,773
Thousand Per
232,678 222,673
Tree fruits and nuts: Acres Units units unit $000 Percent $000 Hazelnuts 30,545 2,261 lbs 69,070 $0.47 32,296 100 32,296 Winter Pears 12,744 12.6 ton 161 $276.09 44,447 100 44,447 Sweet Cherries 11,232 4.4 ton 49 $1,062.79 52,013 100 51,973 Apples 8,212 441 bxs 3,623 $7.79 28,234 100 28,142 Bartlett Pears 5,113 12.7 ton 65 $225.53 14,592 100 14,592 Peaches 1,022 223 bxs 228 $21.68 4,948 98 4,842 Prunes and Plums 1,963 5.2 ton 10 $307.34 3,129 99 3,085 Wine Grapes 7,637 2.7 ton 20 $1,147.03 23,428 100 23,428 Other Tree Fruits & Nuts 2,702 2,730 99 2,703 Subtotal 81,170 205,817 205,508
Calculations may not balance exactly due to rounding.

Oregon Agricultural Preliminary Estimates for Selected Commodities, 1999 (continued) Area
Commodity harvested Yield
per acre Production Price Value of
production Percent
sold Value of
sales Thousand Per
Small Fruits and Berries: Acres Units units unit $000 Percent $000 Strawberries 3,880 11,005 lbs 42,699 $0.536 22,905 100 22,812 Red Raspberries 3,015 5,526 lbs 16,662 $0.792 13,198 100 13,198 Cranberries 2,287 138.4 bbl 317 $27.537 8,719 100 8,719 Blueberries 2,615 9,868 lbs 25,805 $0.808 20,860 100 20,802 Black Raspberries 1,083 2,536 lbs 2,747 $1.856 5,098 100 5,098 Other Berries 7,070 31,728 100 31,713
Subtotal 19,950 Thousand Per
102,508 102,342
Vegetables & Truck Crops: Acres Units units unit $000 Percent $000 Dry Onions 19,367 583 cwt 11,299 $3.84 43,402 96 41,613 Sweet Corn, Processed 17,419 7.9 ton 137 $83.74 11,454 100 11,454 Snap Beans, Processed 13,343 5.7 ton 76 $187.44 14,252 100 14,252 Green Peas 31,306 1.7 ton 52 $226.69 11,799 96 11,340
CD Broccoli, Processed 1,939 5.4 ton 11 $398.47 4,168 100 4,168 Cauliflower, Processed 305 26.4 ton 8 $386.44 3,/07/00 3,107 Cucumbers, Processed 2,429 8.9 ton 22 $177.39 3,845 100 3,845 Sweet Corn, Fresh 3,540 147 cwt 519 $12.66 6,567 95 6,226 Other Fresh Vegetables 12,959 90,480 98 88,762 Other Vegetables & Truck Crops 11,722 25,163 99 24,799
Subtotal 114,329 Per
214,237 209,566
Specialty Crops: Acres unit $000 Percent $000 Nursery Crops 426,171 99 424,745 Farm Forest Products 181,074 100 181,074 Christmas Trees (harvested acres) 7,059 1,280 trees 9,032 $13.23 119,454 100 119,454 Greenhouse Crops 115,203 98 113,838 Bulbs 1,540 18,456 96 17,736 Other Specialty Products 3,365 61,336 99 61,300
Subtotal 921,694 918,147
Total All Crop Sales 2,308,637 Calculations may not balance exactly due to rounding.

Oregon Agricultural Preliminary Estimates for Selected Commodities, 1999 (continued)
Number of inventory
Commodity January 1 Quantities sold* Value of
sales
Livestock and Poultry: Head Units $000
Cattle 1,529,79 417,689 Hogs and Pigs 37,192 81,291 head 7,655 Sheep and Lambs 298,978 14,623 Broilers 20,410,000 head 40,208 Chicken Eggs 3,264,000 layers 80,809,000 dozen 53,175 Wool 269,359 shorn 1,972,100 lbs 251 Mink 58,040 females 270,200 pelts 8,484 Honey 50,734 hives 1,885 Horses and Mules 115,187 16,977 Dairy Products 94,445 17,450,750 cwt 249,733 Other Misc. Livestock 17,967
Total Livestock and Poultry: 828,647
Total Agricultural Sales for 1999: 3,137,284
*Production and value estimates are aggregated up from individual county data. Livestock such as cattle and sheep may be present in a given county foronly some portion of a year: For these commodities, the production and value is based on the value added while the livestock were present in the county, rather than on the number of animals sold.
December 30, 1999
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Oregon Gross Farm Sales ($000) 1999p District & County Grains
Hays & forage
Grass & legume seeds
Field crops
Tree fruits
& nuts
Small fruits & Vegetable Spec. berries crops prod.
All crops
Cattle & calves
Dairy products
All Total Eggs & Misc. animal gross poultry animals products sales
Benton 1,112 2,796 21,870 4,172 2,198 1,273 9,138 28,605 71,164 2,479 7,574 73 1,098 11,224 82,388 Clackamas 543 2,508 8,484 766 7,518 17,722 17,075 191,879 246,495 6,852 5,190 27,942 5,937 45,921 292,416 Lane 392 3,122 17,041 4,906 11,302 1,787 6,024 19,687 64,261 7,351 5,584 8,050 3,665 24,650 88,911 Linn 1,141 9,236 115,486 7,825 4,204 4,407 6,863 13,940 163,102 6,110 14,392 7,255 11,614 39,371 202,473 Marion 744 8,909 71,333 23,868 11,869 34,803 52,181 177,788 381,495 5,599 45,157 24,336 7,375 82,467 463,962 Multnomah 453 1,329 231 606 705 5,525 9,442 41,020 59,311 1,229 273 - 570 2,072 61,383 Polk 763 4,104 39,084 3,633 10,688 2,605 1,672 22,714 85,263 2,644 14,204 4,731 1,691 23,270 108,533 Washington 3,013 6,260 19,476 1,777 12,444 18,315 4,439 132,057 197,781 2,005 8,351 502 2,433 13,291 211,072 Yamhill 668 4,253 34,237 1,081 18,965 5,907 8,219 98,930 172,260 3,563 12,260 8,088 3,781 27,692 199,952 Willamette Valley 8,829 42,517 327,242 48,634 79,893 92,344 115,053 726,620 1,441,132 37,832 112,985 80,977 38,164 269,958 ,711,090 Clatsop - 83 - - - 135 10 10,400 10,628 2,081 1,944 - 2,196 6,221 16,849 Columbia 48 424 31 112 9 538 876 22,412 24,450 980 2,501 25 850 4,356 28,806 Coos - 159 - - 4 6,426 10 12,932 19,531 5,972 10,123 - 407 16,502 36,033 Curry - 23 - - - 2,293 - 8,088 10,404 2,455 463 - 167 3,085 13,489 Lincoln - 63 - - - 126 100 6,835 7,124 764 104 - 330 1,198 8,322 Tillamook - 187 - - - - 42 4,948 5,177 4,538 74,848 - 796 80,182 85,359 Coastal 48 939 31 112 13 9,518 1,038 65,615 77,314 16,790 89,983 25 4,746 111,544 188,858 Douglas - 2,410 107 65 2,772 160 7,972 37,450 50,936 14,500 - 2,167 2,697 19,364 70,300 Jackson 270 1,058 444 81 18,834 - 1,228 9,063 30,978 11,058 1,653 3,872 2,192 18,775 49,753 Josephine 51 771 - - 1,585 - 624 6,600 9,631 2,473 6,368 19 1,695 10,555 20,186 Southwestern 321 4,239 551 146 23,191 160 9,824 53,113 91,545 28,031 8,021 6,058 6,584 48,694 140,239
Gilliam 8,779 763 369 128 431 - - 38 10,508 2,629 - - 58 2,687 13,195 Hood River 31 89 - - 51,361 238 52 3,597 55,368 450 348 - 626 1,424 56,792 Morrow 9,384 4,306 1,608 36,669 1,529 34 5,647 10,270 69,447 30,820 - - 1,425 32,245 101,692 Sherman 16,600 147 - 225 79 - - 110 17,161 1,760 - 6,489 63 8,312 25,473 Umatilla 25,568 28,234 13,195 41,782 12,707 48 46,024 13,705 181,263 34,085 468 - 2,794 37,347 218,610 Wasco 10,067 2,105 - 625 33,980 - - 3,144 49,921 7,900 - - 945 8,845 58,766 Wheeler 27 137 - 136 - - - 1,722 2,022 5,192 - - 150 5,342 7,364 North Central 70,456 35,781 15,172 79,565 100,087 320 51,723 32,586 385,690 82,836 816 6,489 6,061 96,202 481,892 Baker 1,070 2,555 - 6,781 - - - 3,284 13,690 26,911 11,635 - 526 39,072 52,762 Malheur 10,384 5,988 8,163 34,980 449 - 24,680 513 85,157 57,835 11,635 - 1,215 70,685 155,842 Union 5,000 2,896 4,849 10,690 1,387 - - 6,956 31,778 9,087 90 - 660 9,837 41,615 Wallowa 2,684 4,063 478 40 - - 84 3,924 11,273 15,362 - - 1,905 17,267 28,540 Eastern 19,138 15,502 13,490 52,491 1,836 - 24,764 14,677 141,898 109,195 23,360 - 4,306 136,861 278,759 Crook 1,000 3,284 334 6,477 - - 2,919 1,852 15,866 17,091 313 - 586 17,990 33,856 Deschutes 93 3,812 - 1,704 - - 265 3,590 9,464 6,847 2,724 - 2,430 12,001 21,465 Grant 47 2,295 - 274 488 - - 5,187 8,291 12,390 - 1 383 12,774 21,065 Harney 78 9,666 55 - - - - 2,209 12,008 27,970 96 - 948 29,014 41,022 Jefferson 3,606 5,485 12,153 11,608 - - 3,980 2,273 39,105 6,984 - - 903 7,887 46,992 Klamath 8,188 27,244 - 20,857 - - - 8,175 64,464 49,292 11,435 7 2,023 62,757 127,221 Lake 268 18,537 - 805 - - - 2,250 21,860 22,431 - - 534 22,965 44,825 South Central 13,280 70,323 12,542 41,725 488 - 7,164 25,536 171058
- -
143,005 14,568 8 7,807 165,388 336,446 State Total 112 072 169,301 369,028 222,673 205,508 102,342 209,566 918,147 1 2. 37308!2 417689 249,733 93,557 67 668 828 647 137,2841
Source: Compiled by the Extension Economic Information Office, Oregon State University. December 30, 1999

Oregon Gross Farm Sales ($000) 1998r District & County Grains
Hays & forage
Grass & legume Field seeds crops
Tree fruits
& nuts
Small fruits & Vegetable Spec. berries crops prod.
All crops
Cattle & calves
Dairy products
All Total Eggs & Misc. animal gross poultry animals products sales
Benton 942 2,660 22,661 4,319 1,269 935 9,546 27,426 69,758 2,040 6,860 40 1,139 10,079 79,837 Clackamas 334 3,065 7,700 184 5,945 12,382 19,912 172,325 221,847 6,887 4,679 22,409 5,941 39,916 261,763 Lane 290 2,994 18,578 4,930 6,404 1,829 10,712 19,613 65,350 7,031 6,015 7,595 3,982 24,623 89,973 Linn 1,185 8,611 113,373 9,023 2,694 2,343 8,620 13,748 159,597 8,927 16,405 6,906 12,276 44,514 204,111 Marion 1,481 6,975 61,389 25,900 9,271 26,057 67,406 163,333 361,812 9,700 47,621 15,783 7,490 80,594 442,406 Multnomah 402 450 157 654 320 4,006 10,831 38,668 55,488 1,488 289 - 572 2,349 57,837 Polk 1,484 3,808 36,231 4,032 8,572 1,707 2,783 21,126 79,743 4,392 14,461 4,400 1,682 24,935 104,678 Washington 4,454 6,158 13,027 1,672 10,431 14,936 8,456 122,212 181,346 3,150 10,937 462 2,377 16,926 198,272 Yamhill 1,939 4,576 34,615 1,203 12,601 4,200 10,309 94,325 163,768 5,800 13,398 7,739 3,180 30,117 193,885 Willamette\ Iey 12,511 39,297 307,731 51,917 57,507 68,395 148,575 672,776 1,358,709 49,415 120,665 65,334 38,639 274,053 ,632,762
Clatsop - 109 - - - 177 10 10,400 10,696 1,608 2,293 - 2,275 6,176 16,872 Columbia 59 540 65 193 15 442 827 22,342 24,483 2,900 2,245 20 629 5,794 30,277 Coos - 245 - - 11 8,388 135 14,472 23,251 6,700 12,030 - 1,225 19,955 43,206 Curry - 18 - - - 2,952 - 8,614 11,584 2,400 324 - 1,051 3,775 15,359 Lincoln - 45 - - - 102 60 8,270 8,477 1,272 91 - 414 1,777 10,254 Tillamook - 111 - - - 7 240 5,014 5,372 4,322 67,726 - 805 72,853 78,225
Coastal 59 1,068 65 193 26 12,068 1,272 69,112 83,863 19,202 84,709 20 6,399 110,330 194,193 Douglas 28 2,368 25 65 1,657 262 1,009 33,835 39,249 13,798 - 1,645 2,265 17,708 56,957 Jackson 242 1,318 384 81 27,830 - 1,205 15,437 46,497 9,815 1,695 2,981 2,372 16,863 63,360 Josephine 41 1,061 - - 1,489 - 674 11,842 15,107 2,136 6,684 17 1,551 10,388 25,495
Southwestern 311 4,747 409 146 30,976 262 2,888 61,114 100,853 25,749 8,379 4,643 6,188 44,959 145,812 Gilliam 15,797 371 307 91 387 - - 31 16,984 2,444 - - 91 2,535 19,519 Hood River 43 ill - - 57,960 246 50 3,232 61,642 528 363 - 669 1,560 63,202 Morrow 37,988 8,184 242 44,854 998 73 6,837 2,009 101,185 11,759 - - 1,495 13,254 114,439 Sherman 21,051 172 - 352 64 - - 82 21,721 1,728 - 4,594 91 6,413 28,134 Umatilla 45,898 17,967 11,019 42,102 9,941 36 58,141 15,315 200,419 21,700 592 - 2,868 25,160 225,579 Wasco 11,608 3,340 - 547 35,211 - 388 2,626 53,720 8,183 - - 1,106 9,289 63,009 Wheeler 28 341 - 78 - - - 1,462 1,909 5,375 - - 159 5,534 7,443 North Central 132,413 30,486 11,568 88,024 104,561 355 65,416 24,757 457,580 51,717 955 4,594 6,479 63,745 521,325
Baker 844 3,843 - 6,812 - - - 2,533 14,032 27,765 2,231 - 568 30,564 44,596 Malheur 9,298 7,707 6,519 34,962 477 - 72,180 534 131,677 43,000 12,050 - 1,442 56,492 188,169 Union 6,900 3,072 4,742 13,400 1,009 - - 8,862 37,985 10,751 111 - 723 11,585 49,570 Wallowa 3,140 4,186 392 113 - - 60 4,655 12,546 14,072 - - 1,937 16,009 28,555
Eastern 20,182 18,808 11,653 55,287 1,486 - 72,240 16,584 196,240 95,588 14,392 - 4,670 114,650 310,890 Crook 238 4,568 289 8,145 - - 2,640 1,182 17,062 16,460 420 - 718 17,598 34,660 Deschutes 103 5,141 - 2,191 - - 240 5,733 13,408 5,327 2,889 - 6,218 14,434 27,842 Grant 45 1,186 - 245 306 - - 4,862 6,644 13,540 113 2 401 14,056 20,700 Harney 133 10,539 51 - - - - 2,209 12,932 31,400 82 - 912 32,394 45,326 Jefferson 3,185 5,372 10,286 13,693 - - 3,600 2,534 38,670 5,447 - - 1,536 6,983 45,653 Klamath 6,339 29,386 - 16,012 - - - 6,997 58,734 32,850 12,850 4 1,911 47,615 106,349 Lake 286 21,584 - 396 - - - 2,625 24,891 21,022 - - 597 21,619 46,510 South central 10,329 77,776 10,626 40,682 306 6,480 26,142 172 341 126,046 16,354 6 12,293 154,699 327,040
State Total 1 175.805 172,182 342,052 236,249 1 4 2 81,080 296,871 870,485 2 367,717 245,454 74,597 74,668 762,436 1 3,132,022 Source: Compiled by the Extension Economic Information Office, Oregon State University. Revised December 30, 1999

Harvested Acreage Summary Oregon Counties, 1999p
Grass & Tree Small District Hays & legume Field fruits fruits & Vegetable Spec. Total & county Grains forage seeds crops & nuts berries crops prod. acres
Benton 4,400 10,380 39,530 3,435 701 235 7,719 1,385 67,785 Clackamas 2,200 26,500 9,450 452 5,062 3,710 5,279 2,051 54,704 Lane 1,750 29,100 28,900 4,648 4,307 393 2,132 346 71,576 Linn 5,250 30,700 203,400 9,030 1,813 730 5,634 154 256,711 Marion 2,900 20,370 82,990 10,690 8,170 6,430 25,986 2,670 160,206 Multnomah 2,450 5,100 550 325 234 1,205 3,300 80 13,244 Polk 3,950 14,500 66,515 2,370 5,635 505 1,624 580 95,679 Washington 13,445 22,000 29,470 850 8,194 3,160 3,550 275 80,944 Yam hill 3,600 14,000 59,715 737 12,270 990 3,579 250 95,141 Willamette Valley 39,945 172,650 520,520 32,537 46,386 17,358 58,803 7,791 895,990
Clatsop 0 4,050 0 0 0 57 0 35 4,142 Columbia 203 10,150 85 110 19 120 760 740 12,187 Coos 45 17,450 0 0 28 1,664 20 40 19,247 Curry 0 1,750 0 0 0 591 0 210 2,551 Lincoln 0 1,000 0 0 0 25 25 15 1,065 Tillamook 0 8,300 0 0 0 0 10 25 8,335 Coastal 248 42,700 85 110 47 2,457 815 1,065 47,527
Douglas 0 34,000 285 10 1,105 45 627 250 36,322 Jackson 1,750 20,470 400 45 6,263 0 462 150 29,540 Josephine 425 12,820 0 0 567 0 295 100 14,207 Southwestern 2,175 67,290 685 55 7,935 45 1,384 500 80,069
Gilliam 103,005 2,132 411 1,007 50 0 0 0 106,605 Hood River 350 1,500 0 0 14,270 60 30 10 16,220 Morrow 149,764 18,221 2,275 17,856 482 10 2,586 2,000 193,194 Sherman 128,705 930 0 400 22 0 0 0 130,057 Umatilla 249,370 45,920 11,296 30,988 3,830 20 35,012 420 376,856 Wasco 77,145 6,750 0 1,370 7,187 0 0 28 92,480 Wheeler 297 7,318 0 70 0 0 0 0 7,685 North Central 708,636 82,771 13,982 51,691 25,841 90 37,628 2,458 923,097
Baker 8,900 75,100 0 3,980 0 0 0 0 87,980 Malheur 51,090 92,930 10,542 25,440 290 0 12,900 0 193,192 Union 36,600 38,330 9,744 14,223 520 0 0 10 99,427 Wallowa 21,067 44,401 1,552 216 0 0 99 0 67,335 Eastern 117,657 250,761 21,838 43,859 810 12,999 10 447,934
Crook 3,443 32,800 315 7,585 0 0 1,100 41 45,284 Deschutes 323 23,250 0 1,517 0 0 100 208 25,398 Grant 700 41,100 0 300 151 0 0 0 42,251 Harney 2,000 112,500 500 0 0 0 0 0 115,000 Jefferson 10,747 17,950 11,662 8,339 0 0 1,500 107 50,305 Klamath 43,000 78,500 0 12,400 0 0 0 2 133,902 Lake 2,700 121,000 0 380 0 0 0 0 124,080 South Central 62,913 427,100 12,477 30,521 151 2,700 358 536,220
State Total 931,574 1,043,272 569,587 158,773 81,170 19,950 114,329 12,182 2,930,837
Source: Compiled by Extension Economic Information Office, Oregon State University. Estimates are not included form any specialty crops, pastureland, and rangeland.
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Harvested Acreage Summary Oregon Counties, 1998r
District Hays & Grass & legume Field
Tree fruits
Small fruits & Vegetable Spec. Total
& county Grains forage seeds crops & nuts berries crops prod. acres Benton 4,900 10,380 39,650 3,693 684 210 8,344 1,350 69,211 Clackamas 2,400 31,410 9,470 520 4,996 3,850 6,093 2,020 60,759 Lane 1,800 29,080 29,903 4,833 4,426 405 5,997 338 76,782 Linn 6,200 31,840 201,500 10,915 1,787 685 7,983 135 261,045 Marion 8,450 21,270 76,600 12,220 8,119 6,650 39,850 2,570 175,729 Multnomah 2,300 6,510 350 400 164 1,305 4,303 80 15,412 Polk 8,800 13,280 62,700 2,903 5,558 510 2,550 580 96,881 Washington 22,000 20,910 21,605 800 7,924 3,280 7,440 295 84,254 Yam hill 11,100 21,800 54,165 1,010 10,800 1,005 5,491 250 105,621 Willamette Valley 67,950 186,480 495,943 37,294 44,458 17,900 88,051 7,618 945,694
Clatsop 0 4,150 0 0 0 55 0 35 4,240 Columbia 300 10,100 180 150 30 145 690 50 11,645 Coos 0 13,360 0 0 30 1,620 60 30 15,100 Curry 0 1,600 0 0 0 550 0 210 2,360 Lincoln 0 1,200 0 0 0 30 10 20 1,260 Tillamook 0 9,200 0 0 0 10 60 25 9,295 Coastal 300 39,610 180 150 60 2,410 820 370 43,900
Douglas 325 33,510 60 20 889 70 254 250 35,378 Jackson 1,750 20,470 400 45 6,221 0 462 150 29,498 Josephine 425 12,820 0 0 529 0 295 100 14,169 Southwestern 2,500 66,800 460 65 7,639 70 1,011 500 79,045
Gilliam 114,878 3,388 342 511 50 0 0 0 119,169 Hood River 450 1,700 0 0 14,473 60 30 10 16,723 Morrow 179,400 24,410 313 21,450 339 20 3,390 0 229,322 Sherman 141,702 1,300 0 310 20 0 0 0 143,332 Umatilla 312,710 45,150 9,560 33,507 3,805 15 38,105 420 443,272 Wasco 70,745 10,800 0 750 7,107 0 325 28 89,755 Wheeler 300 10,100 0 70 0 0 0 0 10,470 North Central 820,185 96,848 10,215 56,598 25,794 95 41,850 458 1,052,043
Baker 7,300 75,370 0 3,480 0 0 0 0 86,150 Malheur 50,460 96,650 8,550 30,570 310 0 12,810 0 199,350 Union 43,400 40,150 8,220 14,745 520 0 0 10 107,045 Wallowa 25,811 41,700 1,540 195 0 0 50 0 69,296 Eastern 126,971 253,870 18,310 48,990 830 12,860 10 461,841
Crook 1,650 36,300 290 7,939 0 0 1,100 0 47,279 Deschutes 500 23,250 0 1,617 0 0 100 200 25,667 Grant 600 41,100 0 300 183 0 0 0 42,183 Harney 2,700 110,900 500 0 0 0 0 0 114,100 Jefferson 13,100 17,650 10,557 10,453 0 0 1,500 160 53,420 Klamath 41,100 77,820 0 12,050 0 0 0 102 131,072 Lake 4,500 117,800 0 320 0 0 0 0 122,620 South Central 64,150 424,820 11,347 32,679 183 2,700 462 536,341
State Total 1,082,056 1,068,428 536,455 175,776 78,964 20,475 147,292 9,418 3,118,864 Source: Compiled by Extension Economic Information Office, Oregon State University. Estimates are not included for in any specialty crops, pastureland, and rangeland. December 30, 1999
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