Oregon County and State Agricultural Estimates 2011

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2011Oregon County and State

Agricultural Estimates

Special Report 790-11 April 2012

Photo by Bart Eleveld, Oregon State University.


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2011 Oregon County and State Agricultural Estimates

Oregon Agricultural Information Network (OAIN)Extension Economic Information Ofce

Department of Agricultural & Resource EconomicsOregon State University

This report provides a quick overview of Oregons recent crop and livestock production. The following

pages include 2011 preliminary estimates for production and value. In addition, there are revisedestimates for 2009 and 2010. Preliminary or rst estimates are revised as needed when updatedinformation is received. All of the data reported here were in our database as of March 15, 2012. Wecollect only farmgate-level estimates. That means that no marketing charges or indirect governmentpayments are included in our price estimates.

Web access is provided for you to review and download the publicly available numbers that we updateperiodically in our database. The URL for our homepage is: http://oain.oregonstate.edu/ This publication,as well as earlier versions, can be obtained by clicking on the Ag Summaries (SR 790) button on the rightside of our homepage. Statewide and county charts are available by clicking the Charts button.

To see any portion of our database accessible to the public, you may click on the homepage button, OAIN

Database. No username/password is required; just click on the Next button below the login boxes. Youmay then bring up pre-formatted reports on the menu provided or click on User Dened Report/Query tocreate your own tables. These tables may be displayed on your monitor and downloaded for printing. Oryou may select a spreadsheet output for further analysis.

We try hard to protect condential data from being viewed by agricultural industry members or the generapublic. That is done by hiding them within our database or by combining them with other commoditiesin county, regional, or statewide summaries. Our denition of condentiality is similar to that used bythe Oregon Field Ofce, National Ag Statistics Service, USDA. Any data that represent fewer than threeproducers or one producer with 60 percent or above are condential.

The estimates we provide are obtained from a team of more than 70 OSU Extension and Researchfaculty statewide. They are knowledgeable about selected crop and livestock production in the countiesthat they serve. These numbers reect their best judgment with respect to commodity production, prices,and usage patterns over time. The estimates represent overall annual values. We recognize that theirchoices for aggregating data may shift the gross farm sales ranking of specic commodities and sectors.

Commodities like some of the livestock forages are frequently produced, in part, for on-farm use. A singleprice estimate is made for each countys production regardless whether it is sold in an open marketenvironment or consumed as an input to the production of other commodities (e.g., beef cattle, dairycattle, goats, or sheep). The value of production estimate reects the entire value of the commoditywithout regard to whether it is sold or consumed on-farm. The percent of sales for the commodity is alsoestimated. That percentage is multiplied by the value of production estimate to derive the estimated value

of sales. Thus, for commodities that are consumed on-farm in other enterprises, the value of productionwould be signicantly higher than the value of sales. The year that a commodity is sold is not a factor inpreparing our estimates of percent sold.

A special thank you to Robert Clark, President, Dixon Creek Software, Corvallis, Oregon. Mr. Clark is thedatabase programmer who designed and developed the software necessary to make the OAIN systemoperational. We are now able to collect and disseminate data electronically through a web-based system.He continues to provide technical support and upgrades. We also wish to acknowledge and bid farewellto Dr. Larry Burt, who provided leadership to the OAIN project for the past 15 years. This year he oversawthe transition to Dr. Bart Eleveld, who assembled the current report and uploaded the data to the web.


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2011p Sales ($000) by Commodity/Sector

Field Crops 323,848Grains 634,781Grass & Legumes 340,629Hay & Forage 450,597Nursery & Greenhouse Crops 641,141Small Fruit & Berries 145,018Small Woodlots & Christmas Trees 212,629Specialty Products 120,216Tree Fruit & Nuts 337,122Vegetables & Truck Crops 315,260All Crops $3,521,241

Cattle & Calves 799,843

Dairy Products 523,946Other Animal Products 203,845Poultry 150,702All Livestock $1,678,336All Crops & Livestock $5,199,577

p = preliminary. Values are in thousands of dollars (e.g., 10,000 = $10,000,000).Source: Oregon Agricultural Information Network (OAIN), Extension Economic Information Ofce, Oregon State University.

Grains12%

Hay & fora9%

Grass & legumeseeds

7%Field crops6%

Nursery &greenhouse

crops12%

Small fruit &

berries3%

Small woodlots &Christmas trees

4%

Other specialtyproducts

2%

Tree fruit & nuts7%

Vegetables &truck crops

6%

Cattle15%

Dairy products10%

Poultry3%

Other animproducts

4%

All Crops 68%All Livestock 32%

Agricultural Commodity SalesOregon, 2011p


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p = preliminary. Values are in thousands of dollars (e.g., 10,000 = $10,000,000).Source: Oregon Agricultural Information Network (OAIN), Extension Economic Information Ofce, Oregon State University.

Gross Farm & Ranch Sales ($000) by District & County, 2011p

District & County All Crops All Animal Products Total Sales

Benton 82,282 15,686 97,968Clackamas 262,507 70,433 332,940Lane 88,969 36,039 125,008Linn 210,697 68,883 279,580

Marion 458,174 158,693 616,867Multnomah 51,598 3,505 55,103Polk 104,043 52,868 156,911Washington 265,249 19,529 284,778Yamhill 212,641 46,372 259,013Willamette Valley 1,736,160 472,008 2,208,168

Clatsop 5,043 46,825 51,868Columbia 21,776 4,693 26,469Coos 15,599 42,760 58,359Curry 12,304 12,967 25,271Lincoln 13,407 30,335 43,742Tillamook 5,611 131,913 137,524Coastal 73,740 269,493 343,233

Douglas 47,803 30,865 78,668Jackson 44,476 23,146 67,622Josephine 11,234 10,222 21,456South Western 103,513 64,233 167,746

Gilliam 25,509 10,115 35,624Hood River 78,904 400 79,304Morrow 308,274 168,858 477,132Sherman 63,472 3,225 66,697Umatilla 415,305 87,905 503,210

Wasco 107,024 6,568 113,592Wheeler 1,799 13,094 14,893North Central 1,000,287 290,165 1,290,452

Baker 29,797 50,820 80,617Malheur 143,950 152,195 296,145Union 69,767 21,769 91,536Wallowa 30,308 26,623 56,931Eastern 273,822 251,407 525,229Crook 24,216 25,080 49,296Deschutes 14,015 11,349 25,364Grant 9,712 45,076 54,788

Harney 27,734 55,934 83,668Jefferson 58,075 15,946 74,021Klamath 141,795 141,938 283,733Lake 58,168 35,706 93,874South Central 333,715 331,029 664,744State Total $3,521,237 $1,678,335 $5,199,572


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p = preliminary, r = revised. Values are in thousands of dollars (e.g., 10,000 = $10,000,000).(1) Crops included in Specialty Products are nursery, bulbs, greenhouse, turf, miscellaneous specialty crops,farm forest products (small woodlots logs and rewood), Christmas trees, hybrid poplars, and fee hunting and recreation.(2) Starting in 2011, this category includes commercial sheries and aquaculture.Source: Oregon Agricultural Information Network (OAIN), Extension Economic Information Ofce, Oregon State University.

Gross Farm & Ranch Sales by Commodity Group2011p, 2010r, & Percentage Change

2011p 2010r PercentageCommodity Group (thousands of $) (thousands of $) Change

Grains 634,781 419,666 51.26%

Hay & Forage 450,597 305,089 47.69%

Grass & Legumes 340,629 256,702 32.69%

Field Crops 323,848 298,957 8.33%

Tree Fruit & Nuts 337,122 306,820 9.88%

Small Fruit & Berries 145,018 107,559 34.83%

Vegetables & Truck Crops 315,260 294,513 7.04%

Specialty Products (1) 973,986 948,834 2.65%

All Crops 3,521,241 2,938,140 19.85%

Cattle & Calves 799,843 709,107 12.80%

Dairy Products 523,946 472,721 10.84%

Poultry 150,702 142,691 5.61%

Other Animal Products (2) 203,845 104,348 95.35%

All Livestock and Poultry 1,678,336 1,428,867 17.46%

Total Sales 5,199,577 4,367,007 19.07%


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Oregons Leading Agricultural CommoditiesRanked by 2011p Gross Farm Sales ($000)

Rank Commodity 2011p 2010r 2009r

1 Cattle 799,843 709,107 628,3852 Dairy Products 523,946 472,721 403,5803 Wheat 521,498 354,146 259,3684 Nursery Crops 516,410 513,008 531,603

5 Alfalfa Hay 272,204 175,706 183,6316 Potatoes 165,207 149,746 172,8167 Dry Storage Onions 128,191 122,863 85,2188 Other Hay 125,667 85,538 87,7679 Greenhouse Crops 124,731 121,471 123,56410 Farm Forest Products 113,562 91,778 69,880

11 Christmas Trees 99,067 99,350 100,87012 Corn for Grain 96,562 50,325 35,55613 Commercial Fisheries 91,528 -- --14 Perennial Ryegrass 90,690 72,728 82,08215 Chicken Eggs 87,753 82,449 75,78116 Tall Fescue 84,898 58,975 91,719

17 Wine Grapes 84,833 64,542 78,53818 Sweet Cherries 80,257 68,474 37,72619 Blueberries 74,462 56,689 29,80020 Annual Ryegrass 73,315 50,328 40,917

21 Winter Pears 66,063 74,831 80,19322 Broilers 62,808 60,110 54,78023 Peppermint for Oil 48,581 35,561 35,30724 Hazelnuts 44,234 34,160 35,61925 Apples 40,595 41,674 43,29826 Fresh Market Vegetables 32,475 31,529 35,03227 Marion and Other Blackberries 31,308 20,571 23,24328 Sheep and Lambs 31,188 23,983 18,840

29 Veg and Flower Seed 30,662 31,858 29,17030 Grass and Grain Straw 24,591 23,065 26,331

31 Watermelons 24,519 20,738 24,39232 Snap Beans, Processed 23,455 20,307 24,20133 Hops 23,391 32,512 28,50534 Sweet Corn, Processed 21,097 14,838 24,36135 Bulbs 20,516 20,516 20,54036 Red Clover 19,653 8,513 9,34637 Sugarbeets for Sugar 19,008 17,914 17,26238 Hogs and Pigs 18,355 17,342 15,73039 *40 Kentucky Bluegrass 15,216 15,848 19,857

41 Horses and Mules 14,839 15,737 18,52542 Bartlett Pears 14,070 16,595 16,60443 Cranberries 13,306 7,772 17,37944 Strawberries 13,216 10,690 12,96745 Silage, Corn 11,721 8,012 8,41046 Misc. Income 11,350 10,131 --47 Barley 10,567 9,318 6,86648 Sweet Corn, Fresh 9,915 9,383 10,015

* Commodities and their sales values hidden to preserve the condentiality of individual producers.p = preliminary, r = revised. -- = commodity category not used. Values are in thousands of dollars (e.g., 10,000 = $10,000,000).Source: Oregon Agricultural Information Network (OAIN), Extension Economic Information Ofce, Oregon State University.


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* Commodities and their sales values hidden to preserve the condentiality of individual producers.p = preliminary, r = revised. -- = commodity category not used. Values are in thousands of dollars (e.g., 10,000 = $10,000,000).Source: Oregon Agricultural Information Network (OAIN), Extension Economic Information Ofce, Oregon State University.

Rank Commodity 2011p 2010r 2009r

49 Tomatoes 9,206 10,315 13,09550 Squash and Pumpkins 8,901 8,820 8,739

51 White Clover 8,776 7,088 11,91252 Fee Hunting and Recreation 8,587 8,412 9,07153 Orchardgrass 8,416 7,599 9,57354 Green Peas 8,108 6,843 9,34755 Red Fescue 7,217 6,178 5,78156 Hay Silage 6,993 5,874 6,23957 Chewings Fescue 6,310 5,302 7,65458 Sugarbeet for Seed 5,609 4,309 6,23859 Oats 5,441 5,231 4,51560 Turf Sod 5,131 6,498 6,520

61 Field Corn for Seed 5,130 4,500 --62 Crimson Clover 5,059 2,535 3,24063 Bentgrass, Creeping 4,956 4,602 8,89964 Other Irrigated Hay 4,825 4,071 3,97065 Black Raspberries 4,689 1,993 1,24666 Honey and Beeswax 4,470 4,196 3,930

67 Other Onions 4,454 5,538 5,08568 Hybrid Poplars (cottonwoods) 4,386 5,925 6,32569 *70 Other Dryland Hay 3,921 2,463 2,885

71 *72 Red Raspberries 3,809 5,047 9,93673 Peaches 3,434 4,032 3,78574 Snap Beans, Fresh 3,352 3,231 3,68075 Poa Trivialis (rghstck Bluegrass) 3,278 3,086 2,68276 Garlic 3,083 2,297 2,89677 Farmed Oysters 3,003 3,003 2,79978 *

79 Meadowfoam Seed 2,748 2,783 2,40880 Radish Seed 2,708 1,205 1,229

81 Radish Seed 1,205 1,229 76382 Spearmint for Oil 1,102 1,238 1,13383 Boysenberries 2,387 1,991 2,32384 Alfalfa Seed 2,278 4,130 3,43285 Hard Fescue 2,179 2,543 1,91486 Rabbits 2,151 2,067 2,01187 *88 Canola for Oil 1,903 1,602 1,23989 Evergreen Blackberries 1,837 2,761 90290 Bentgrass, Colonial 1,685 1,456 1,36391 Spearmint for Oil 1,627 1,102 1,23892 Walnuts 1,452 523 64393 Hairy Vetch 1,386 735 35994 Wool 1,355 937 851

Total Ranked Commodities 5,061,873 125,963 131,054

Other Statewide Commodities 12,722 12,353 13,720

Total Gross Farm Sales 5,199,578 4,367,008 4,128,257


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OregonAgriculturalEs

timatesforSelectedCom

modities,2011p

Area

Y

ield

Total

Price

Valueof

Perc

entage

Valueof

Commodity

Harvested

PerAcre

Production

($)

Production

Sold

Sales

Grains

Acres

Bushels

Bushels

PerB

ushel

$1,000

P

ercent

$1,000

Wheat

987,250

81

80,453,450

6.81

548,236

95

521,498

Barley

32,350

75

2,422,500

4.51

10,922

97

10,567

Oats

17,579

99

1,733,828

3.20

5,545

98

5,441

Rye

350

41

14,250

5.16

74

82

60

CornforGrain

57,700

244

14,089,000

6.95

97,939

99

96,563

OtherGrains

1,300

(X)

4,509

(X)

680

96

652

Subtotal

1,096,529

(X)

98,717,537

(X)

663,395

96

634,780

Hay&Forages

Acres

T

ons

Tons

PerTon

$1,000

P

ercent

$1,000

AlfalfaHay

361,300

4.6

1,650,535

200.84

331,492

82

272,204

OtherHay

571,300

2.3

1,326,730

145.71

193,323

65

125,667

Silage,Corn

21,750

28.4

618,660

40.74

25,206

47

11,721

OtherForage&Straw

43,000

(X)

993,659

(X)

43,622

74

32,259

Subtotal

997,350

(X)

4,589,584

(X)

593,643

74

441,851

Grass&LegumeSeeds

Acres

Pou

nds

1,000Pounds

PerCWT

$1,000

P

ercent

$1,000

AlfalfaSeed

1,450

818

1,186

192.08

2,278

100

2,278

BentgrassSeed

4,300

602

2,588

256.60

6,641

100

6,641

KentuckyBluegrass

10,630

1,330

14,141

107.60

15,216

100

15,216

CrimsonClover

7,650

1,067

8,160

62.00

5,059

100

5,059

RedClover

19,810

903

17,883

109.90

19,653

100

19,653

ChewingsFescue

7,080

1,363

9,649

65.40

6,310

100

6,310

TallFescue

106,520

1,607

171,195

49.64

84,976

100

84,898

RedFescue

8,460

1,261

10,665

67.67

7,217

100

7,217

AnnualRyegrass

122,710

2,026

248,661

29.60

73,609

100

73,315

PerennialRyegrass

93,760

1,622

152,045

59.65

90,690

100

90,690

Orchardgrass

15,100

813

12,281

68.77

8,446

100

8,416

OtherSeeds

22,900

(X)

13,174

(X)

20,936

100

20,936

Subtotal

420,370

(X)

661,628

(X)

341,031

100

340,629

Calculationsmaynotbalanceduetoro

unding.(X)=notapplicable.cwt=100poun

ds.bxs=boxes.bbl=barrels.

p=preliminary.Valuesareinthousand

sofdollars(e.g.,10,000=$10,000,000).

S o u r c e : O r e g o n A g r i c u l t u r a l I n f o r m a t i o n N e t w o r k ( O A I N ) E x t e n s i o n E c o n o m i c I n f o

r m a t i o n O f c e

O r e g o n S t a t e U n i v e r s i t y

( c o n t i n u e d o n p a g e 7 )


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OregonAgriculturalEstimatesforSelectedCommod

ities,2011p(continued)

Area

Y

ield

Total

Price

Valueof

Perc

entage

Valueof

Commodity

Harvested

PerAcre

Production

($)

Production

Sold

Sales

FieldCrops

Acres

U

nits

1,000Units

Pe

rUnit

$1,000

P

ercent

$1,000

Potatoes

38,465

565

cwt

21,730

0.01

165,614

100

165,207

PeppermintforOil

22,620

94lbs

2,117

0.02

48,582

100

48,581

Hops

4,200

1,900lbs

7,980

2.93

23,391

100

23,391

SugarbeetsforSugar

10,900

35

ton

384

49.50

19,008

100

19,008

DryFieldBeans

3,540

22

cwt

79

0.03

2,543

100

2,543

CanolaOil

4,458

2,030lbs

9,049

0.21

1,903

100

1,903

SugarbeetforSeed

2,416

3,043lbs

7,351

0.76

5,609

100

5,609

Vegetable&FlowerSeed

12,173

(X)

(X)

(X)

30,825

99

30,663

OtherFieldCrops

83,616

(X)

(X)

(X)

18,117

100

18,100

Subtotal

182,388

(X)

(X)

(X)

315,592

100

315,004

TreeFruits&Nuts

Acres

U

nits

1,000Units

Pe

rUnit

$1,000

P

ercent

$1,000

Apples

5,644

467

bxs

2,634

17.51

46,128

88

40,595

SweetCherries

14,762

3.2

ton

47.0

1,726.98

81,108

99

80,257

Peaches

890

173

bxs

154

24.44

3,756

91

3,434

BartlettPears

4,095

10.9

ton

44.7

315.34

14,101

100

14,070

WinterPears

11,858

12.3

ton

145.6

453.80

66,063

100

66,063

PrunesandPlums

1,764

1.9

ton

3.4

192.93

652

98

641

WineGrapes

19,369

2.2

ton

42.0

2,046.01

85,904

99

84,833

Hazelnuts

31,290

1,269lbs

39,708

1.13

44,907

99

44,234

OtherTreeFruits&Berries

2,103

(X)

(X)

(X)

3,069

98

2,995

Subtotal

91,775

(X)

(X)

(X)

345,688

98

337,122

Calculationsmaynotbalancedueto

rounding.(X)=notapplicable.cwt=100pounds.bxs=boxes.bbl=barrels.

p=preliminary.Valuesareinthousa

ndsofdollars(e.g.,10,000=$10,000,000).

Source:OregonAgriculturalInformationNetwork(OAIN)ExtensionEconomicInformationOfce

OregonStateUniversity

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rounding.(X)=notapplicable.cwt=100pounds.bxs=boxes.bbl=barrels.

p=preliminary.Valuesareinthousa

ndsofdollars(e.g.,10,000=$10,000,000).

S o u r c e : O r e g o n A g r i c u l t u r a l I n f o r m a t i o n N e t w o r k ( O A I N ) E x t e n s i o n E c o n o m i c I n f o r m a t i o n O f c e

O r e g o n S t a t e U n i v e r s i t y

( c o n t i n u e d o n p a g e 9 )

OregonAgriculturalEstima

tesforSelectedCommodities,2011p(continued)

Area

Yield

Total

Price

Valueof

Per

centage

Valueof

Commodity

Harvested

PerAcre

Production

($)

Production

Sold

Sales

SmallFruit&Berries:

Acres

Units

1,000Units

P

erUnit

$1,000

Percent

$1,000

Strawberries

1,980

11,542lbs

22,854

0.59

13,494

98

13,216

RedRaspberries

940

4,890lbs

4,597

0.86

3,971

96

3,809

BlackRaspberries

1,280

1,611lbs

2,062

2.28

4,692

100

4,689

Cranberries

2,785

136

.8bbl

381.1

34.92

13,306

100

13,306

Blueberries

8,137

7,434lbs

60,489

1.24

74,819

100

74,462

OtherBerries

6,049

(X)

(X)

(X)

35,626

100

35,536

Subtotal

21,171

(X)

(X)

(X)

145,908

99

145,018

Vegetables&TruckCrops

Acres

Units

1,000Units

P

erUnit

$1,000

Percent

$1,000

DryOnions

24,700

66

6cwt

16,446

8.20

134,894

95

128,191

SweetCorn,Fresh

2,185

22

9cwt

500

22.68

11,347

87

9,915

SnapBeans,Processed

16,875

6

.9ton

116.4

201.42

23,455

100

23,455

SweetCorn,Processed

18,070

9

.9ton

179.0

117.89

21,097

100

21,097

OtherFreshVegetables

40,624

(X)

(X)

(X)

92,373

96

88,688

OtherProcessedVegetables

13,661

(X)

(X)

(X)

20,874

100

20,874

OtherVegetables&TruckCrops

8,101

(X)

(X)

(X)

21,624

95

20,559

Subtotal

124,216

(X)

(X)

(X)

325,664

96

312,779

SpecialtyCrops

Acres

Units

1,000Units

P

erUnit

$1,000

Percent

$1,000

NurseryCrops

(X)

(X)

(X)

(X)

518,761

100

516,410

Bulbs

806

(X)

(X)

(X)

20,516

100

20,516

GreenhouseCrops

(X)

(X)

(X)

(X)

126,906

98

124,731

FarmForestProducts

(X)

(X)

(X)

(X)

113,562

100

113,562

ChristmasTrees

6,050

1,216

7,358

1

348.25

99,204

100

99,067

OtherSpecialtyProducts

206,024

(X)

(X)

(X)

100,627

99

99,700

Subtotal

(X)

(X)

(X)

(X)

979,576

99

973,986

TotalAllCropSales

3,501,169

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p=preliminary.Valuesareinthousandsofdollars(e.g.,10,000=$10,000,000).

Source:OregonAgriculturalInformationNetwork(OAIN),ExtensionEc

onomicInformationOfce,

OregonStateUniversity

OregonAgriculturalEstimatesforSelectedCommod

ities,2011p(continued)

Commodity

Inventory

QuantitySold

Va

lueofSales

Livestock&Poultry:

Head

Units

$1,000

Cattle

1,766,400

(X)

799,843

Hogs&Pigs

14,100

168,388head

18,355

Sheep&Lambs

217,400

(X)

31,188

DairyProducts

113,970

25,899,310cwt

523,946

Broilers

(X)

22

,665,500head

62,808

ChickenEggs

3,114,600

layers

80,

408,000dozen

87,753

Wool

266,300

shorn

1,773,528lbs

1,355

Honey

56,200hives

(X)

4,470

Horses&Mules

112,900

(X)

14,839

OtherMisc.Livestock

(X)

(X)

36,027

TotalLivestock&Poultry

1,580,584

TotalAgriculturalSale

s

5,081,753

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Harvested Acreage Summary, by District and County, 2011p

2011p Grass & Tree Small Vege- AcreageDistrict Hays & Legume Field Fruits Fruits & table Specialty Not Tot& County Grains Forage Seeds Crops & Nuts Berries Crops Products Disclosed Acres

Benton 13,700 14,450 31,900 2,260 1,050 380 3,563 - 1,335 68,63Clackamas 5,200 17,650 6,780 1,015 5,096 2,855 - 1,951 4,309 44,85Lane 8,950 29,400 22,045 3,535 4,790 370 1,730 400 731 71,95Linn 42,300 36,700 157,070 10,220 2,760 800 4,698 330 3,510 258,38

Marion 30,450 15,100 64,530 9,675 9,579 6,140 11,240 1,598 34,917 183,22Multnomah 1,350 4,850 900 - 230 490 - 90 1,815 9,72Polk 20,767 12,700 40,282 1,785 7,525 326 1,030 690 3,206 88,31Washington 22,902 12,650 31,786 1,345 7,640 3,770 1,460 180 3,084 84,81Yamhill 16,817 19,450 39,697 1,580 14,735 1,455 - 150 5,743 99,62Willamette Valley 162,436 162,950 394,990 31,415 53,405 16,586 23,721 5,389 58,650 909,542

Clatsop - 5,600 - - - - 12 20 83 5,71Columbia - 5,750 - - - - - 30 2,805 8,58Coos - - - - 30 1,710 20 - 13,770 15,53Curry - 2,150 - - - 1,072 - - 150 3,37Lincoln - 5,000 - - - - 150 - 30 5,18Tillamook - 10,000 - - - - - 10 50 10,06Coastal - 28,500 - - 30 2,782 182 60 16,888 48,442

Douglas 150 39,250 - - 1,770 62 635 200 1,775 43,84Jackson 1,300 500 - - 6,124 - 1,810 - 18,300 28,03Josephine 180 10,200 - - 925 - 643 - 50 11,99South Western 1,630 49,950 - - 8,819 62 3,088 200 20,125 83,874

Gilliam 98,750 1,050 - - - - - - 1,228 101,02Hood River - 1,600 - - 13,515 80 - - 130 15,32Morrow 198,000 30,600 2,725 16,600 251 450 6,800 125,000 11,048 391,47Sherman 118,450 650 - - - - - 77,000 635 196,73Umatilla 279,160 18,600 4,915 20,564 5,420 400 7,725 - 11,721 348,50Wasco 61,800 - - - 8,753 - - - 81,477 152,03Wheeler 150 6,000 - - - - - - - 6,15North Central 756,310 58,500 7,640 37,164 27,939 930 14,525 202,000 106,239 1,211,24

Baker 14,100 75,600 - 4,000 - - - - 530 94,23Malheur 52,703 52,580 1,670 16,990 41 - 12,550 - - 136,53Union 33,650 38,000 6,790 13,578 340 - - - 378 92,73Wallowa 15,953 38,014 309 - - - - - 906 55,18Eastern 116,406 204,194 8,769 34,568 381 - 12,550 - 1,814 378,682

Crook 3,750 35,800 - 840 - - 200 - 62 40,65Deschutes 900 18,950 - - - - - - 389 20,23Grant - 44,600 - - - - - - 97 44,69Harney 700 126,000 - - - - - - - 126,70Jefferson 14,600 21,500 6,720 5,226 - - 690 - 334 49,07Klamath 27,650 96,250 - 5,975 - - - - 206 130,08Lake 3,100 138,000 - - - - - - - 141,10

South Central 50,700 481,100 6,720 12,041 - - 890 - 1,088 552,53Total Undisclosed 9,047 40,570 2,251 75,612 1,201 811 70,081 5,231 204,804

State Total 1,096,529 1,025,764 420,370 190,800 91,775 21,171 125,037 212,880 204,804 3,184,32

Calculations may not balance due to rounding. - = data may not exist or may not be displayed due to condentiality rules.p = preliminary. The not disclosed values = sum of row / column hidden values (-).Source: Oregon Agricultural Information Network (OAIN), Extension Economic Information Ofce, Oregon State University.

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Harvested Acreage Summary, by District and County, 2010r

2010r Grass & Tree Small Vege- AcreageDistrict Hays & Legume Field Fruits Fruits & table Specialty Not Tot& County Grains Forage Seeds Crops & Nuts Berries Crops Products Disclosed Acre

Benton 11,200 14,450 30,450 1,920 970 357 3,485 - 1,631 64,46Clackamas 4,700 17,750 6,400 975 4,965 3,090 - 1,970 3,095 42,94Lane 5,650 29,850 23,575 3,415 4,738 370 1,722 400 767 70,48Linn 40,700 38,100 162,450 9,925 2,375 805 4,631 300 4,284 263,57

Marion 27,500 15,800 60,750 10,190 9,199 6,195 - 1,710 47,041 178,38Multnomah 1,450 4,750 880 - 230 601 - 70 1,715 9,69Polk 20,200 12,700 39,150 1,620 7,445 451 - 740 4,001 86,30Washington 21,850 12,250 32,480 350 7,593 3,569 - 160 5,181 83,43Yamhill 18,065 19,950 36,420 1,210 14,287 1,353 - 160 5,399 96,84Willamette Valley 151,315 165,600 392,555 29,605 51,802 16,791 9,838 5,510 73,114 896,13

Clatsop - 5,600 - - - - 10 20 77 5,70Columbia - 5,800 - - - - - 70 2,475 8,34Coos - - - - 30 1,675 20 - 13,548 15,27Curry - 2,200 - - - 1,050 - - 162 3,41Lincoln - 4,000 - - - - 130 - 30 4,16Tillamook - 10,000 - - - - - 10 50 10,06Coastal - 27,600 - - 30 2,725 160 100 16,342 46,95

Douglas - 39,300 - - 1,738 62 597 220 1,338 43,25Jackson 1,350 18,700 - - 7,269 - 1,755 10 - 29,08Josephine 180 10,200 - - 910 - 615 5 50 11,96South Western 1,530 68,200 - - 9,917 62 2,967 235 1,388 84,29

Gilliam 91,050 1,450 - - - - - - 1,273 93,77Hood River - 1,600 - - 13,663 75 - - 130 15,46Morrow 192,000 35,300 3,025 15,255 251 450 6,900 125,000 9,270 387,45Sherman 113,500 250 - - - - - 79,200 1,145 194,09Umatilla 258,810 21,850 7,535 21,679 4,870 380 9,880 - 15,494 340,49Wasco 58,000 - - - 9,218 - - - 79,689 146,90Wheeler 150 6,000 - - - - - - - 6,15North Central 713,510 66,450 10,560 36,934 28,002 905 16,780 204,200 107,001 1,184,34

Baker 7,700 76,450 - 4,000 - - - - 550 88,70Malheur 44,845 58,060 2,850 15,165 - - 12,450 - 621 133,99Union 42,440 38,000 6,910 11,550 300 - - - 3,131 102,33Wallowa 12,666 40,751 1,313 894 - - - - - 55,62Eastern 107,651 213,261 11,073 31,609 300 - 12,450 - 4,302 380,64

Crook 2,050 37,500 - 575 - - 250 - 382 40,75Deschutes - 19,500 - - - - - - 1,142 20,64Grant - 44,600 - - - - - - 99 44,69Harney 400 133,500 - - - - - - 700 134,60Jefferson 10,500 23,500 7,830 4,793 - - 295 - 1,176 48,09Klamath 21,315 88,000 - 6,800 - - - - 4,690 120,80Lake 3,100 136,000 - - - - - - - 139,10

South Central 37,365 482,600 7,830 12,168 - - 545 - 8,189 548,69Total Undisclosed 9,282 26,570 2,039 77,078 1,256 785 87,878 5,448 210,336

State Total 1,020,653 1,050,281 424,057 187,394 91,307 21,268 130,618 215,493 210,336 3,141,07

Calculations may not balance due to rounding. - = data may not exist or may not be displayed due to condentiality rules.r = revised. The not disclosed values = sum of row / column hidden values (-).Source: Oregon Agricultural Information Network (OAIN), Extension Economic Information Ofce, Oregon State University.

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Oregon County and State Agricultural Estimates 2011