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2 1.0 ~ I.i I~ w """"'".2 IIIILI /1 i i -~iirr{;,il"9li!t'fb~ UPDATA 1981 MICROCOPY RESOLUTION TEST CHART NATIOflAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS 1963 A MICROCOPY RESOLUTION TEST CHART NATIONAL BUREAU OF SlANOARDS 1963 A

3 POULTRY Production, Disposition, and Income, Final Estimates, ~ ~ >.c 0::: ro :.:J 0 r.~ t:: (]) ::c en ::I 0 O':l a... Q..,..--I LLJ C ~ 0... en en Q.). c:t\ c: c::( :::::I en 0 -' Q.) b.o N crop us. Department Statistical Bulletin No. Q02 Reporting of Agriculture April Board Washington, D.C. 4c;w»~rz"!Lg,JlIg~.tics, and UPDATA 1981

4 CON TEN T S PAGE CHICKENS, EGGS, AND BROILERS: Number, Production, Sales, Home Consumption, Prices, Values and Income, United States, CHICKENS: Inventory Numbers, Number Rai sed, and Disposition, by States, CHICKENS: Disposition, Cash Receipts, and Gross Income, by States, EGGS: Production, Disposition, and Income, by --states, BROILERS: Production, and Gross Income, by States, CHICKENS: Total Sales of Chickens and Broilers, by States, o. 27 i UPDATA 1981 ~, 2

5 POUl TRY Production, Disposition, and Income Final Estimates, This publication presents the final estimates made by the Crop Reporting Board relating to production, disposition, and income from chickens, eggs, and broilers, , and continues the official series published in Statistical Bulletin No. 512 issued February These revisions were made only after a thorough revie~1 of the original estimates published during , consideration of new data such as the 1974 Census of Agriculture, and the general level and trends of all other applicable indications. When inventory numbers were revised, corresponding adjustments were necessary in other items. The various items included in this report are described as follows: ON HAND DECEMBER 1: The chickens on hand December 1 each year are considered as the annual inventory number. DEATH loss OF LAYERS: Losses are estimated from producers I reports showing number of layers per flock which died during the preceding month. The annual death loss is computed from these monthly returns. CHICKENS RAISED: Estimates of chickens raised are primarily based on the number of egg-type chicks produced by comnercia1 hatcheries, including male breeding stock. CHICKENS AND POUNDS PRODUCED. The estimate is the net annual production of chickens raised during the year less death losses during the year and deaths of young chickens from the current year's hatch. The pounds produced equal the pounds sold, plus pounds consumed on chicken operations, and plus or minus the change in the inventory live weight during the year. EGGS PRODUCED: Annual estimates of egg production cover the 12 months from December 1 through Nove~ber 30. This refers to chickens and eggs con HOME CONSUMPTION OF CHICKENS AND EGGS: sumed on the production units. *i1iwm?\i'~""~ UPDATA 1,1881 ~'1 3

6 SALES OF CHICKENS AND EGGS: These sales are computed by subtracting home consumption from estimated production. Estimates of chickens sold are checked :agai~st data on commercial slaughter of mature chickens. BROILERS: Broilers include all young chickens of the heavy or cross breeds raised for meat, from which pullets and cockerels are sold as broilers, but do not include egg-type chickens. PRICES: Average annual prices per pound of chickens and broilers and per dozen eggs are computed from monthly prices received by producers weighted by the estimated quantities sold each month. Prices of eggs are for all egg sales, including hatching eggs and those sold at retail by producers. INCOME: Cash receipts from marketings of chickens are computed by multiplying pounds of chickens sold by the average price per pound. Cash receipts from marketings of eggs are derived by multiplying dozens of eggs sold by the annuf!l average pr'ice per dozen. Gross income from chickens is the total of cash receipts plus the value of chickens consumed in households of chicken producers. Gross income from eggs is the total of cash receipts plus the value of eggs consumed in households of egg producers. Gross income from broilers is derived by multiplying pounds produced by price per pound. It includes consumption in households of broiler producers. 5~~... UPDATA 1981 ~.; 4..j

7 @ c: CHICKENS, EGGS, AND BROILERS: NUMBERS ON HAND, PRODUCTION, SALES, HOME CONSUMPTION,." PRICES, VALUES AND INCOME, UNITED STATES, ~.. YEAR ON HAND LOST 11 RAISED ~ PIUJDIll:TION -- ~'IGKEHS ~AI ES. HOMECONSlJMPfION DEC. 1 NUMBER : POUNDS NUMBER POUNDS NUMBER POUMDS Ị.. -_. L5Gt! HEM 1,000 poon[ls HEM I, 000 P(}()NDS 1,000 H~D 1,000 POUNDS ~ ,280 60, , ,190, ,316 1,120,603 19,369 73, ,763 58, , ,248 1,211, ,957 1,192,639 17,808 67, ,191 58, , ,307 1,117, ,769 1,128,813 16,110 61, ,769 47, , ,057 1,172, ,821 1,121,546 14,658 56, ,101 46, , ,118 1,186, ,365 1,202,562 14,421 55, ,754 43, ,825 1,066, ,721 1,047,000 13,451 51,393 CHICKENS PRICE VALUE OF-- PRODUC- : HOME CASH GROSS PRODUC- HOME PRICE PER CASH TION CONSUMP- RECEIPTS: INCOME TION COtISUtlP- SALES PER POUND RECEIPTS non : non DOZEN rom 1,000 DOLLARS MILLIONs l:ent5 1,000 DQL~AR~ ,178 6, , ,635 68, , ,190, ,751 5,262 98,876 98,138 69, , , ,457 5, , ,]89 69, , ,763, ],8]8 169, ,373 66, , ,859, ,896 5, , ,62] 55, , , ,669 5, , ,268 64, , ,796,785 EGGS BROILERS CHICKENS AND BROILERS VALUE OF :---- PRODUCTION HOME GROSS PRICE GROSS POUNDS PRICE CASH C~~~~MP- INCOME NUMBER POUNDS P~~~D IfICOnE SOLD P~~~D RECEIPTS 1,000 DOllARS 1,000 HEAD 1,000 POUNDS CENTS 1,000 DOLLARS 1,000 POUNDS CENTS -T,-aoo DOLLARS ,348 2,220,687 2,986, , ,474,710 11,939, ,576, ,038 1,820,784 2,945, ,817, ,487, , ,982 1,780,881 3,074,921 11,480, ,622,638 12;608, ,723, ,517 2,885,770 3,008,667 11,219, ,690,362 12,341, ,859, ; 25,044 2,909,522 2,992,820 11,320, ,436, , ,552, ,490 2,819,275 2,950,099 11,096, ,915,017 12,143, ,019,110 1/' LOSS DURING YEAR.. QUANTITY AVAILABLE FOR UTILIZATION DURIN? THE YEAR, I.E., SALES PLUS HOME CONSUMPTION PLUS OR MINUS THE CHANGE IN INVENTORY. 11 EGGS

8 CHICKENS INVENTORY NUMBERS. NUMBER RAISED. AND DISPOSITION, DEC 1, 1969-NOV 30, ALL CHICKENS I HOME I jall CHICKENS I PRODUCED 31 STATE ON HAND LOST 21 IRAISED CONSUMPTION SOLD ON HAND INUM8~~ I w!;ycrt DEC. I DEC. 1, HEA ~ looo~ L'B"5". ALA ALAS ARIZ A~K CALIF COLO CONN Z DEL tl 3507 FLA GA HAW IDAHO ILL SCI;)Q tnd lnwa KANS II,731 KY LA MAINE "'ASS ICH "INN >4IS "O'jT 'lebr IIIEV N H N J N MFX N Y 'I C N OAK nhio nkui OQEG PA R S C C; OAK TENN TEX UTAH VT VA WASH M ' W VA WTS It wya u S / EXCLUDES BROILERS. 2/ LOSS DURING YEAR. 3/ THE QUANTITY AVAILABLE FOR UTILIZATION DURING THE YEAR, I.E., SALES PLUS HOME CONSUMPTION PLUS OR MINUS THE CHANGE IN INVENTORY. 6 ~~: UPDATA 1081 b

9 CHICKENS I NVEN"ORY NUMBER S, Nil MIlE R R AlSED, AND DISPOSITION, DEC NOV 30, / STATE DEC. HO"E CONSU"PTION ALA t2QO ALAS ARIZ ARK CALIF COlO CONN DEL FLA , GA fJ 2~) HAW lit05 " IDAHO ILL INO IOWA KANS KY LA AINE "0 "'ASS MICH "INH ISS lit ' l!l MONT NE8R NEV 21 4 II N H N J 481t N "EX 134:l 'I Y N C N OAK !:IHln OKLA OIlEG PA R I ~89 S C OAK TENN TEX UTAH !~OO VT VA WASH W VA WIS \O/YO U S ! EXCLUDES BROILERS. 2/ LOSS DURING YEAR. 3/ THE QUANTITY AVAILABLE FOR MINUS THE CHANGE IN INVENTORY. UTILIZATION DURING THE YEAR, I.E., SALES PLUS HOME CONSUMPTION PLUS OR 7 ~ :-lfm1atu'lii1&iti~ttfijtrlrr UPDATA 1981 Ị1

10 CHICKENS INVENTORY NUM8ERS. NUM8Ek RAISED. AND DISPOSITION, DEC 1, 1971-NOV 30, / I ALL CH'CKEPIS I home I I DEC. 1. i\ill I DEC.,} IALL CHICKENS PRODUCED 3/ STAlE UN HAND LOST 21 IRAISED C;ON UMPJlON " SOLD ON HAND NUM8ER r WEIGHT 1000 HEAD 1000 US. ALA 191b <; ALAS ARU ~ ARK t,0'o "5 CALIF /1' ' llo 12'065 '09076 cm.o ' CONN 108S DEL '09 FLA "80 331U GA , HAW IDAHO ' lll ' & 2'0319 INO 18569!S21 U IOWA KANS eal, lillo H116 r.y S LA 41S2 60Al ' "AINE ' "0 21Ol i' "ASS "ICH ' "INN IS ' C45 "ISS ' ltv MONT 115' NEBk 'o8a u hev N H " t N J lolls 52C NMU N Y ;J N, 2159S 25n H " N OAK " 3413 OHIO OKlA ' ' OREG M PA ll a53'o R I H8 301 ao 710 S C 8123 <;01) 6000 :no S DAK US :; TENN 6129 SOB TEX lu "001 UTAH VT I/A , ASH ~ ~ ~120 W VA 1~00 1ge WIS ~536 sao WYO U S ~ / & ~ / EXCLUDES BROILERS. 2/ LOSS DURING YEAR. 3/ PRODUCTION IS THE QUANTITY AVAILABLE FOR UTILIZATION DURING THE YEA~ I.E. SALES PLUS HOME CONSUMP- TION PLUS OR MINUS THE CHANGE IN INVENTORY.!I INCLUDES 8.7 MILLION CHICKENS DESTROYED UNDER THE EXOTIC NEWCASTLE DISEASE ERADICATION PROGRAM. 8 "'.epi~!iwill!l!l!if:!!&\. UPDATA 1981 ~1

11 CHICKENS INVENTOIY NUMBERS. NUMBER RAISED. AND DISPOSITION. DEC NOV 3D / ALI.. CHI0,.5 I KlME I IALL CHICKENS I Dllnnllt':'=.o 31 STUE ON HAND I LOSI 2.1 I RAISED CONSUlt" IOH SOLO ON HAND NUMBER I WEIGHT DEC DEC HEAD 1000 LBS. ALA IA91 ALAS S ARIZ AU CALIF Ull4.1/ WUI COHN ~ DEL 882 III fla GA 3661) HAW AHO US 2341 ILL INO UII IOWA KANS KY LA ~ MAINE 1149;; ISO 602~ NO MASS , 8616 "lth 'UNN lioo ) <\ "ISS NO , US *int 1liO NEIR 4't NEV N H t '05 N J ')";\ $6 N "Ell 1211 H'i 7'; c3 N Y N (; <\ ' NOAK 82~ OHIO to WlLA 29, OREG () ly 'A R I S C SOAK 'o3l'i SIC ' UNH ' TEll UtAH VJ VA ' !i IiASH S W VA ' WIS log WYO b LI S 404l'il.1/ 4116' ' ~I EXCLUDE S BROILERS. 2/ LOSS DURING YEAR. 3/ THE QUANTITY AVAILABLE FOR UTILIZATION DURING THE YEAR. I.E., SALES PLUS HOME CONSUMPTION PLUS OR MINUS THE CHANGE IN INVENTORY. 4/ INCLUDES 1.1 MILLION CHICKENS DESTROYED UNDER THE EXOTIC NEWCASTLE DISEASE ERADICATION PROGRAH. 9 f1'j!tftwn'~ii! 'fn=" UPDATA 1981 ~I

12 CHtCKENS INVENTORY NUMBERS. NUMBER RAISED, AND DISPOSITION, DEC 1973-NOV 3D / ALL CHICK~NS I I IAlL CHICKENS PRODUCED 3 STATF. ON HAND LOST 21 RAISED I CnNSUMPTION HOME I SfllO ml HAND INUI'IIlER I WEIGHT DFC DEC. I HEAD 1000 LBS. AI. A AI AS All fz ' ARK CAl. 1 F S COt n CnN~ Oft Fl. A r.a HAW foahn ILL tno t A tnwa KANS 350!J KY ~ ta t~oo MAlNF MASe; I4ICH "'tnn "'TSS ldt ll945 92QO MO ') fl Bl MONT NFBR B282 NFV N H llzi 6864 N B N MFX 1l N Y N r N OAK R OHIO OKLA nrfr PA II t n 'i r 11' e; OAK B TENN TFX ISROO CO UTAH VT VA WASH W VA q IITS 6R IIvn / S ti tl\~~uut: tlku1ltk~. 2/ LOSS DURING YEAR. 3/ THE QUANTITY AVAILABLE FOR UTILIZATION D3RING THE YEAR. I.E., SALES PLUS HOME CONSUMPTION PLUS OR MINUS THE CHANGE IN INVENTORY. 10 UPDATA 1981 ~. I

13 CHlf.KFNS INVFNTORY NUMBERS. NUM8ER rui SED. AND DISPOSITION. DEC NOV 30. IS75 11 STATF. AlL CHtCKF~S ALL CHICKE~S PRODUCED 31 NUM8F.R I.n.: niht ON HANO LOST U RAI SED HO"F CONSUMPTION SOl.D ON HAND DEC I DEC HEAD 1000 l.8s~ AU ; auis arll ARK n CAl IF 49R cmo le CONN ~0 <: DEl FlA C roa Haw TilaHO III ! IN:O lnwa UN!> ' KY 3' A <; M'lNE :, "' ~ 6302 ""SS MICH !l MINN 'USS MONT NERIl NEV N H N J N M!"X 12J tit N Y N C :> N OAK OHIO '1KlA ORF!; PA II T S C " SOAK IoU (} Tl'NN 50; TEX 141,)1) IlTAH VT VA WASH ft II VA e WTS )1 WYfI II S / EXCLUDES BROILERS. 11 LOSS DURING YEAR. 31 QUArltITY AVAILABLE FOR UTILIZATION DURING THE YEAR. I. E SALES PLUS HOME CONSUMPTION PLUS OR MINUS THE!MANGE IN INVENTORY. 11, ff'&mit ftrlihif";; UPOATA 1981

14 CHICKENS DISPOSITION. CASH RECEIPTS. AND GROSS INCOME. DEC NOV Y HOMe I PRICE I I I VALUE VALU!: OF CASH I I GROSS STATE SOLD CONSUMPTION PER OF RECEIPTS HOME I J«:OME POOND PROOlJCTJON CONSUMPTION 1000 POUNDS CENTS 1000 DOlLARS AU ALAS l ARIZ ARK CALIf 759" " COlO S 534 ~ C~N DEl FU GA HAW lit IDAHO ILL INO IOWA KANS 1~ KY LA MAINE !9 10 2b99 1' MUS MICH I'll'" ' MISS ' MONT NE8R NFlV N H '\ N J ", I N MEIl f> N Y ~ N C I N OAK < OHIO OKLA <J> ~ OREG PA t1o R I S C SOAK TEM TEX UTAH 2552 In ! VT 1" VA " WASH W VA WIS WYO 2910!l o S "717ii Y EXCLUDES BROILERS 12 ".OO(WiIII!r;\illittr-mftlrl!ll!t UPDATA 1181 ~1 ~q

15 CHICKENS DISPOSITION, CASH RECEIPTS, AND GROSS I~COME. DEC I, NOV. 3D, 1971 Y ALA ALA:; ARIZ ARK CAL IF COLO CONN DEL FlA GA HAW IDAHO tll IND IOWA KANS KY la MAINE MO MASS MICH MINN MISS MO KDNT NEAR NI'V N H N J N MEX N Y N C N OAI( OHIO OKlA DIlEG HOME CASH GROSS STATE SOLD CONSUMPTION RECEIPTS INCOME 1000 POUNDS 1000 ~ IIt t t , t B.O t 21t n : t PA 7T"}Oit ', ~ I S C H H89 131t SOAK lit TENN TEX 4U UTAH 301t VT VA WASH W VA WIS t WYO t U S Y EXCLUDES BROILERS. 13 )'W9ffjt':I:Y't t!m't?'i*",. UPDATA 1981.f.. ~' "

16 ~ ~OGRAM. CHIC.KENS DlsposnlON, USH RECEIPTS, AND GROSS INCOHE, DEC 1," NOV 30, HOllE PIUCE VALUE CASH VAlUE OF GROSS STATE SOLO C(lI!lSU"PTI ON PER Of REc;EIPTS HQIIIE INCOME POUND PROOUCT~ CDNSU,.PTlDN 1000 OUNGS CENTS 1000 OOLLARS ALA \ ALAS ARIZ 1188 ou AKK 'i Y CALIF Y C(lLO 54~3 56.1: CuNN DEL FLA GA HAW UlAHO US ILi IOWA U KANS M KY!i LA 1't Z ,.AINE lid ~ MASS IIICH M MINN ~ MISS 5190a IUl e lion NEeR HEV N H N oj til HEX ls N Y l go 2998 N (; 'i N OAK < OHIO '» OKLA t OREG PA t R I os (; 2253C ' A909!o OAK 123M TENN TEX It UTAH VT l VA WASH A8 668 W VA ' lolls YO U S / / / EXCLUDES BROILERS. ~I DOES NOT INCLUDE GOVERNMENT INDEMNITY PAYMENTS FOR CHICKENS DESTROYED UNDER THE EXOTIC NEWCASTLE DISEASE ERADICATION 14

17 CHICKENS DISPOSITION. CASH RECEI~TS. AHD GROSS INCOME. DEC 1, 1972-NOV 30, / I WALUE I CASH ~ VALUE OF I GROSS, HOME I PRICE STUE SOLO CONSUflPT UlN OF RECEIPTS INCOME P~:O paoooc110n "'nn..=~.n POUNDS CENTS 1000 DOLLARS ALA 5UOC 225C 1" AUS 12. 4S ARIZ 'i ARK!l " CALIF U.S /930" 130 2/9"~ C&JLU..SOC 5U U.S 9oW> CONN S3 15." II DEL SI.. FLA los GA 9312<10 lou HAW U! IDAHO ILL " IND IOWA l1.a KANS ~ K SQ 1" LA C MAINE C; 15." U... MO n.o MASS S6 MICH MINN MISS G 9233 flo MONT ~D U2 NE81A HEV N H U...9 N J 9D30...e H MEX 2520 <; N N C 8328t H OAK OHlU oCI55.U OKLA D ulleg " fja 8346'0 lost "13 It I C U , OAK i TENN TEX U.S UTAH 21,, "tl VT " VA WASH 119" "..96 III VA IS (4) 'AI U lu..s,- 2/ / EXCLUDES BRO IL ERS. 2/ DOES NOT INCLUDE GOVERNMENT I HOEHN ITY PAYMENTS FOR CHICKENS DESTROYED UNDER THE EXOTIC NEWCASTL E DISEAS~ ERADICATION PROGRAM. 15 -!BitWt~I&t:tt:iettr:im* UPDATA 1181.~

18 C... lr:ket.ls DISPOSITION. CASH REC~IPTS. AND GROSS INCOM!=, DEC 1, 1973-NDY 30, / HOME CASH GPOSS SnTI' C;OlO CONSUMpTION RECEIPTS INCOME 1000 POUMOS 1000 at a "981 alas ARll 1 A ark (.AL IF A2ZAR 960 ~ CI10 ') COHN 18<' " ~ Del : Fli r.a HAW toaho Ill. 198q I~n 1'H7Z InWA KANS KY 90; LA "AINF fill ",ass 3221:'6 ') ""CH ) I'ITNN 3A "'15<; 510; '4n l'lcint : NF8R "'0; NFV '" H 73=? N J N MEl( N Y N C en '; N OAK " rihio IlKlA <; IlRFG B.O " 552 PA B91) D 1 17' r. <!O SOAK 11~r; TFNN TFl( lt UTAH ' VT 3011 lo VA 72') ASH ) W V' 35'17 55t, ~ 55 41! wts 1870; Q lo WYO \I ft EXCLUDES BROILERS ''!W'*iS' UPDATA 1181

19 CHtCKENS 01 SPOSITlON, CASH RECEIPTS, AND GROSS INCOME. DEC 1, 1974-NOV 30, / HO"E STUF SOLO CONSUMPTION 1000 POUNDS ALA '0 AI AS 59 1'> A!ttl ARK CALIF Cflt.n CONN ll'bo DEI fl. A ' GA HAW I DAH'"! fll. INO IOWA KANS 'l8s IIV 9" LA MAlNF MASo; ~tch 2\ MINN Inss 4063? !'In MONT NFRP 6'n NFV N H !II J ~ N "EX '12<; N Y N C 1100; In N OU 1h nhto nllla t4 684 OPFG '; PA R T 5 C SOAK TfNN TFlC litah VT VA 4Q16O t 0~ , WASH 1587< W VA WIS wvn II S (~ EXCLUDES BRO Il ERS. 17 7!1"tttN i'diiiii'~)jf UPDATA 1181

20 EGGS PilOOUCTlOH. DI SPOS IT ION. AND INCOME. DEC EGGS HO"E STATE PIIOOUCEO CONSUI'IPTl ON KILLION ALA 28" t1t.2 ALAS 4.9 T 4.8 8:l.6 A'tll ARK CAL IF t COLO CONN Del FLA GA 53'98 ' t1t.7 HAW IDAHO ILL t.6 IHO t 39.8 IOWA t KANS KY LA ItO. 2 "'AIr-lE MO "'ASS "'ICH Ilt21 3'6.1 "'INN "'ISS t1t5 101t.5 rolo t.9 "ONT NE8R NEV N H t N J N MEX N Y N C 341t "I OAK OHIn OKLA OilEG PA It / t.l S C 1301 lit SOAK TENN 1064 its TFX UUH 211 It VT VA ~5 WASH 10-( W VA WIS WYO U S VALUED AT SAME PRICE AS EGGS SOLD. 21 LESS THAN O~E-HALF MILLION EGGS. 31 SUM OF STATES WILL NOT ADD TO U S TOTAL DUE TO ROUNDING. 1, 1969-IIDV CASH IIECEIPTS ' " t0001t t D, 1970 VALUE OF HOME CON- SU"'PTION 1/ 1000 DOLLARS GROSS INCO"E t 7 31t ' t t t t ~171t t / 3715 /~35 1t01t 't

21 EGGS PRODUCTION. DISPOSITION. ANO INCOME. DEC 1, 1970-NOV 30, 1971 STATe EGGS PRODUCED CASH RECEIPTS 1000 DOLLARS GROSS INCOME ALA ALA!i ARH l'i! ARK CAL);F COLC) CONN nel FLA GA HAW IDAK! tll tno I(1WA KANS :'.1 KY LA MAINE MD MASS MICH MINN MISS ' MONT NE8R NEV N H ' N J N MEX ill N Y N C N OAK OHIn OKLA !i DREG PA II I / / S C SOAK T!'NN TEX ~ UTAH VT <; VA WASH Ii VA WIS WYO U S l VALUED AT SAME PRICE AS EGGS SOLD. 21 LESS.HAN ONE-HALF MILLION EGGS. 31 SUM OF STATES WILL NOT ADD TO U S TOTAL DUE TO ROUNDING. 19?tI!$'tYftmlliM'''IIWWWffl'L UPDATA 1881

22 EGGS PRODUCTION, DISPOSITION, AND INCONE, DEC 1, 1971-NOV 30, 1972 EGGS I HOME EGGS ~ASH, STAlE PRODUCEIl CONSUtlPTlDN SOLD RECEiPTS INCa..:: I PRICE I r ValUE Of I GROSS I n~~:n. :'~!~I~/' MILLION CENTS 1000 DOLLARS ALA 285c t uo u ALAS ARIl ARK CALIF COLO CONN OEl U 5622 fla GA HAW 204 2/ / 1990 IDAHO "21 III INO WWA KANS KY LA 744! "AINE NO "ASS HICH NINN ZO HISS n HU HOtH EaR Il NEV N H N J N i4ex N \' N C ~ fj OAK OHIO t t9966 OKlA DREG 551t PA R I / 56./l / 2329 s C U U56 SOAK TENN TEll UTAH 296 ~ 294.ill t VT Itl VA tl.o WASH Ii VA t IiIS "YO U S 3/ / VALUED AT SAME PRICE AS EGGS SOLD. 21 LESS THAN ONE-HALF MILLION EGGS. 31 SUM OF U S TOTAL WILL NOT ADD DUE TO ROUNDING. 20. UPDATA 1981 ~

23 EGGS 'ROOL(;TJ 0,., DISP()SITIOtt, AIIO I~COIIE, DEC NOV EGGS EGGS CASH VALUE OF GROSS SlAlE 'IlDDUCEIi SOLO RECEIPTS HOME CON- INCOME SUHPTJON O{)llAilS ALA Al.AS ARIZ AliK l CALIF ll COLU CONN DEL fla " GA HAil 208 2/ ll261 2/ IDAHO I'll ILL ft5 4ft : IND lL IOWA ll KANS KY LA MAINE ltd "ASS "ICH "INN HISS 1983 lfl MO IIONT NEal( NEV III H N J III HEX "' III Y N C N OAK "' OHIO "' OKLA DREG PA It I / / 3011 S C ~ OAK IENN ' lex UTAH ' VT UO VA WASH W VA IS WYU U S / VALUED AT SAME PRICE AS EGGS SOLD. 2/ LESS THAN ONE-HALF MILLION EGGS. 3/ SUM OF STATES WILL NOT ADD TO U S TOTAL DUE TO ROUNDING. 21.:wret " f~ UPDATA 1881

24 FGGS Pf/OOUCTtON. OISPOSITION. AND INCOME. DEC 1, 1973-NOV 30, 1974 FGGS HOMF FGGS PII to: CASH VALUE OF GROSS STATF PQOOIJCEO CONSUMPTION SOLO PER P.ECEIPTS HOME CON- INCOME 007FN SUMPTlnN 1/ MILLION CENTS 1000 OOLLARS ALA AI AS AR I Z 10; AliI( r.ai IF A4Ao; COlO 39') r.nnn B nei n HA 780;2 4 28ft GA HAW IDAHfl SAn 2'17 la6 13?:..I fl YLL 154~ TNO 30AO YnWA 20A KAN$ KY ta MAINE ~ "'ASS 371'> I MTr.H MINN :! "'YSS I90R 11'> Hn A6 MmJT 70) B NEAR 7:! NFV ~) H N J N MFX N Y B ~I C ' N OAK l"; I omn nku DREG 54' PA 770; Q T 60.6 U ?:..I 3737 <; r <; <; OAK :J TFNN TFX UTAH !.l099 VT VA 15R R wa<;h 10fl W VA '1 343 lz152 WTS 118l R WYO II S 3/ / / VALUED AT SAt-IE PRI CE AS EGGS SOLD. 2/ LESS THAN ONE-HALF H1LLlON EGGS. 3/ SUH OF STATES WILL NOT AOD TO U S TOTAL DUE TO ROUNDING. 22

25 EGGS Pllnouc'ttnN. DISPOSITION. AND INCOMe. DEC NOV EGGS HO"E EGGS PRICE CASH VALUE OF G~OSS STATI: PI!OOIJCED CONSUMPTION SOLO PFR peceipts HOME CON- INCOME JlDLEN SUMPTION 1/ MILLION CENTS 1000 DOLLAR S AtA At-'S AIIIl 159 : ' 6148 ARK CAL IF CF1I n ,., CONN net ll FI.A GA HAW 209 l.l TOAHO III INO IOWA KANS " KV 'HA A "AtNE 110A " "'ASS loch "tnn 220' ",s<; ~I"J "ONT I'll NEAR 7A NFV III H N J III "ex ll III V ~ C 2A ,70 N OAK OHto f'lkll ORFG 'H PA R T II '!..I S C 1394 <) S OAK TEIliN 1002 la 91: TFX 736 ) ll5018 Z UTAH ll VT lu VA WASH 10A ~ W V~ 2'; : WTS wvn ~ U' VALUED AT SAME PRICE AS EGGS SOLD. 71 LESS THAN ONE-HALF MILLION EGGS. 23 ~-Mlilt'tt1tlii'Wttr4d%i1e:te!:te:.., UPDATA 1981

26 8ROILERS PRODUCTION AND GROSS INCOME STATE )j THOUSANDS CENTS THOUSANDS CENTS DOLLUS ALA ARK CALIF CONN Del litO FLA GA ' HAW IND IOWA KANS KY ~1) LA l1t2 IIIAtNE MD MASS MICH MINN 10951, MISS MO t NEBR t N J N Y I~ C OHIO t OKLA OREG if PA S C TFNN TEX ln UTAH IIA WASH W VA ?J WIS ~ TOTAL j it 3/ GROSS INCOME-INCLUDES HOME CONSUM~TION. 41 IDAHO INCLUDED WITH OREGON TO AVOID risclosing INDIVIDUAL OPERATIONS.!I EXCLUDES STATES P~ODUCING LESS THAN 500, 'WWt UPDATA 1981