HONEY and BEESWAX NUMBER COLONIES YIELD PER COLONY PRODUCTION PRICE PER POUND VALUE OF PRODUCTION BY STATES REVISED ESTIMATES
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1 HONEY and BEESWAX NUMBER COLONIES YIELD PER COLONY PRODUCTION PRICE PER POUND VALUE OF PRODUCTION BY STATES REVISED ESTIMATES UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE e WASHINGTON, DC Statistical Reporting Service Statistical Bulletin No388 Crop Reporting Board January 1967
2 CONTENTS Comments 3 Tables 1 Honey and beeswax Number of colonies, production, stocks, and value, United States, Bees Numberofcolonies, bystates, Honey Yield of honey per colony, by States, Honey Production, by States, Honey Price per pound, by States, Honey Value of production, by States, Honey Stocks on hand for sale, September 15, by States, Honey Stocks on hand for sale, December 15, by States, Beeswax Production, by States, Beeswax Price per pound, by States, Beeswax Value of production, by States,
3 Honey and Beeswax Number Colonies, Yield per Colony, Production, Price per Pound, and Value of Production, by States, This publication presents a record of the revised estimates of the Crop Reporting Board of the Statistical Reporting Service relating to honey and beeswax for The annual estimates of numbers of colonies on hand and production are based primarily on survey returns from producers The revised estimates are based on a thorough review of the original estimates, taking into consideration the current survey data collected during the period and other information, such as State inspection records, estimates by State apiary inspectors and entomologists, and reports from commercial honey buyers and packers Estimates of the number of colonies of 'bees represent all colonies that are on hand during the year They include colonies that were lost during the year, as well as new colonies Small operations of one or more colonies are included as well as commercial operations The yield per colony is based mainly on mail reports from producers giving both the number of colonies and the total pounds taken from the hives Estimates of total production for a State are the product of the estimated number of colonies times the average yield per colony Stocks of honey on hand September 15 and December 15 represent stocks of honey for sale that are in producers' hands on those dates The estimates are based on reports which give both the production of honey and the supplies on hand for the particular date The production of beeswax is determined by the same procedure as total honey production The price of honey and beeswax is the price received by producers for all honey sold Prices are based on mailed reports from producers giving prices by various size containers This includes retail sales as well as wholesale - 3 -
4 Table 1--Honey and beeswax Number of colonies, production, stocks, and value, United states, Number Honey Year ; colonies Yield per Price per Production Value colo!!l ;20und 1,000 1,000 1,000 colonies Pounds ;20unds Cents dollars , , , , , o, , , , , o, , , , o,l37 196o 5, , , , , , , ,6o , , , , o z z6~8 Honey stocks on hand far sale y'~ Beeswax Sept 15 y Price per 2ound Dec 15 Production Value 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 wunds pounds pounds Cents dollars ,301!/56,618 4, , ,285 1/49,489 4, , ,709 64,024 4, , ,734 71,084 4, , ,6o3 59,969 4, , o 88,014 52,206 4, , ,422 68,119 4, , ,829 55,933 4, , ,298 55,082 4, , ,458 65,776 4, ,070 Y Stocks that are in hands of producers y Excludes Hawaii - 4 -
5 i'able 2--Bees Number of colonies, by States, state I 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 col col col col col col col col col col Maine t ---o ---o ---o o ~ ~ ~ N H Vt Mass R I Conn NY N J, Pa Ohio o Ind Ill o Mich lob lo4 109 lo Wis t Minn ll o Iowa )&) 119 lll Dalt s Dak Nebr Kans o Del ~ li Va llb w va lob ~ ~ ~ 103 N c s c Ga 201 2CJ Fla Ky Tenn Ala Miss Ark 91 ~ Ia Okla Texas Moot Idaho Wyo Co1o o N Mex Ariz ~ Jtah Nev Wash ~ Oreg Calli" I 48 states ~ 5z244 2zlB1 2z12J 2z144 5z102 4z298 4z ~3 Hawaii u s 2z222 2,192 2zl z z ,
6 Table 3--Honey Yield of honey per colony, by States, state o ~ Pounds ~ ~ Pouncls ~ Pounds Po\Ulds Maine ~ ~ ~ ~ N H 4o vt 41 4o Mass R I Conn N Y N, J J Pa Ohio 4o o Ind Ill 52 4o 'fg 59 Mich 50 4o Wis Minn Iowa o Mo N, Dak lo s Dak Nebr Kans Del o Md Va W, Va N C, s c Ga l Fla E$ K;y Tenn Ala Miss o Ark, La o Okla Texas Mont Idaho 4o o Wyo o Colo o 80 N Mex 6o Ariz Utah 6o 6o Nev o Wash Oreg o Calif o so lt-5 48 States t ~ ~ ~13 ~110 ~~o ~1~ Hawaii 3I 3~ ~4 22 4I 4o lt-3 4o u s
7 Table 4--Honey Production, by States, I State I o ,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 pounds 00 pounds pounds pounds pounds pounds pounds ~ punaa pounds Maine )1 H Vt 410 4oo 6o5 4o Mass l 36o R I Conn N y 9,950 5,730 11,529 8,668 9,724 11,968 8,510 9,434 12,994 10,738 N J 66o o 8o ,122 1,353 1,122 1,050 1,296 Pa 4,884 2,499 3,645 3,432 4,900 4,234 3,836 4,902 4,836 5,208 I Ohio 11,oso 3,419 7,74o 4,900 10,300 9,4oo 7,84o 7,896 7,095 10,56o Ind 8,477 5,208 5,530 4,116 7,504 6,6o4 5,246 6,050 5,454 5,974 Ill 7,852 5,720 7,150 5,18o 6,8o4 6,318 7,735 6,6o8 7,272 5,959 Mich 9,250 6,28o 8,946 6,728 9,072 7,488 6,649 8,112 8,925 9,945 Wis 21,420 10,34o 15,66o 17,150 17,430 15,4o2 18,055 13,442 16,44o 14,910 Minn 23,6oo 17,920 18,648 23,210 23,650 20,6o4 21,632 15,089 19,305 19,285 Iowa 18,975 12,4oo 12,oo8 10,496 14,938 8,88o 12,096 9,588 11,730 11,985 Mo 3,8o8 3,663 3,744 5,734 4,536 3,375 4,092 3,630 5,202 2,754 N Dak 1,690 1,512 2,64o 3,024 2,976 3,102 3,744 3,6o5 4,864 3,588 s Dak 3,850 4,032 5,8oo 8,o85 5,015 7,370 10,730 7,138 11,125 8,272 Nebr 4,888 4,264 3,990 5,670 5,856 4,16o 7,920 6,396 7,470 8,004 Kans 1,505 1,302 1,320 1,763 1,935 1,848 1,978 2,279 2,385 2,254 Del )kl ,178 1, ,452 Va 3,575 3,861 3,504 2,919 2,970 3,150 3,567 3,444 1,586 3,422 W Va 2,034 1,8o8 1,512 1,648 1,854 2,616 1,666 2,94o 1,372 2,884 N C 3,477 4,928 3,74o 2,562 3,724 5,022 4,531 4,975 2,299 6,150 s c 950 1,04o 1,482 1,392 1,121 1,320 1,o83 1, ,254 Ga 2,412 6,210 7,385 6,293 4,925 6,290 6,475 6,954 7,515 4,930 Fla 13,090 17,36o 18,936 15,618 14,127 19,390 19,527 20,790 20,874 20,196 1\Y 2,904 2,992 1,904 2,832 1,770 1,792 2,222 1,881 1,235 2,375 Tenn 3,078 3,34o 2,380 2,945 2,56o 2,584 3,192 2,682 2,686 2,635 Ala 3,762 3,48o 2,475 3,100 2,352 3,102 3,014 2,921 3,509 2,18o Miss 1,314 2,190 1,420 1,408 1,876 2,68o 2,484 1,972 1,54o 1,6o8 Ark 2,275 2,156 1,76o 1,936 1,892 1,920 2,184 2,574 2,000 1,701 Ia 2,046 2,548 2,047 2,436 2,064 2,905 2,958 3,48o 1,869 2,720 Okla 1,44o 1, , ,205 1,715 1,872 1,908 1,728 Texas 11,782 6,233 11,970 13,050 13,988 13,974 13,700 12,056 11,o88 11,136 Mont 6,188 5,934 7,770 6,24o 7,38o 5,893 5,767 4,928 9,625 4,914 Idaho 7,o8o 8,850 13,286 11,532 8,580 8,o4o 12,710 7,236 14,271 10,66o W7Q 3,135 3,850 3,145 3,589 2,479 2,28o 3,220 1,768 3,4oo 1,564 Colo 5,525 4,092 4,154 4,824 3,468 3,055 4,56o 4,836 4,64o 4,320 N Mex 54o 4o , Ariz 6,075 5,561 5,481 6,975 6,650 7,178 6,204 6,370 7,4oo 5,170 Utah 2,94o 3,06o 3,445 2,700 1,782 1,768 2,850 2,8o5 4,368 2,754 Nev s o o Wash 2,870 3,6o8 4,5o8 5,141 4,4oo 4,312 4,6o6 3,610 3,864 4,048 Oreg 1,750 1,989 2,268 1,8o2 1,815 1,590 1,848 2,24o 2,419 2,356 Calif,, 1 30,072 29,o44 22,36o 44,720 14,250 24,332 19,908 37,196 25,991 24, States 254, ,755 24o,786 26o,l06 236, , , , , ,873 Hawaii o o o u s 255, , ,218 26o, , ,8o2 255, ,6o8 266, ,
8 'fable 5 --Honey Price per pound, by states, State ~ ~ Cents ~ Cents ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Jlaj_ne 3 37 ~ -'9 9 ~ B H vt = Mass R I = CoDD B Y ; J ; Pa = Ohio ])ld = Ill Mich! Wis ; Minn = ~ 161 Iowa ; Mo ; Dalt s Dak lfebr Kalla Jlel Jll, va w va c s c ~ Ga Fla xy 'l'edd ao Ala Miss Ark I,a, Okla ~xas ; Mont ; Idaho Wyo Colo B Mex Ariz Utsh Bev Wash <>reg! 18o Calif States 1I I 1I4 1IO 1I 2 18o 1I4 18o 186 Hawaii I us ; us I 1!4 lio 1I I e -
9 Table 6-- Honey Value of production, by States, State o ,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 dollars dollars dollars dollars dollars dollars dollars dollars dollars dollars!&line lf H Vt o o Mass l R Conn N y ; 1,612 1,003 2,041 1,491 1,585 1,975 1,438 1,547 2,196 1,836 N J Jo Pa 1, , ,020 1,054 1,120 Ohio 2, , ,936 1,730 1,513 1,461 1,348 2,006 Ind 1,831 1,172 1, ,351 1,215 1,065 1,162 1,096 1,195 Ill 1,649 1,218 1,537 1,150 1,415 1,377 1,671 1,361 1,520 1,275 Mich 1,582 1,124 1,619 1,150 1,343 1,221 1,097 1,347 1,553 1,671 Wis 3,534 1,799 2,662 2,795 2,771 2,618 3,087 2,097 2,745 2,520 )finn 3,634 2,939 3,096 3,690 3,595 3,317 3,483 2,294 3,147 3,105 Iowa 2,922 2,021 1,981 1,658 2,36o 1,456 1,972 1,505 2,041 2,049 }b , , N Dak s Dak , ,113 1,620 1,014 1,758 1,233 Nebr o7 1, ,195 1,281 Kane o I I>el Md va 1,094 1,201 1, ,084 1, ,047 W Va N C 1,168 1,661 1, ,210 1,758 1,550 1, ,319 s c 3o Ga 656 1,726 1,942 1,510 1,024 1,31Jo 1,321 1,439 1,586 1,016 Fla 2,395 3,298 3,579 2,952 2,373 3,374 3,437 3,638 3,841 3,756 I 1\Y Tenn Ala o Miss Ark l!o7 48o Ia Okla Texas 1,897 1,035 1,987 2,075 1,902 2,01Jo 2,082 1,833 1,796 1,737 I IOOnt 1, , , ,656 8ol Idallo 1,104 1,416 2,126 1,672 1,175 1,254 2,oo8 1,085 2,241 1,503 Wyo Colo o N Mex 78 6o o Ariz Utah Nev 6o Wash l!o Oreg Calif 4,030 4,211 3,086 5,724 1,596 3,042 2,1Jo9 4,724 3,717 3,6o8 48 States 1 42z321 l!oz I4 l!o Hawaii I u s 45,424 1Jo, ,216 4o,l3I ,072 43,494 48,096 46,
10 Table 7--Honey stocks on hand for sale, September 15, by states, y I state <> I ,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 pounds pomt poungg pounds pounds pounft; po4; pounds po4~ pounds Maine N H l Vt Mass 137 l R I Coim N y, 3,682 1,604 4,381 3,727 3,3o6 4,3o8 3,659 3,302 3,378 3,221 NJ ,043 Pa 1, ,276 1,030 1,715 1,355 1,151 1,471 1,548 1,979 Ohio 4, ,090 1, 764 5,150 3,572 3,6o6 3,395 2,625 5,174 Ind 0 4,154 1,979 3,097 1,564 2,927 2,510 1,836 1,815 1,909 2,091 Ill 3,455 2,002 3,932 2,331 3,674 2,654 4,022 3,965 3,927 3,099 Mich 4,532 2,700 3,757 3,028 4,990 4,568 3,856 3,245 3,927 4,972 Wis 12,209 5,480 9,o83 9,947 10,981 7,701 10,lll 7,662 9,864 7,604 Miim 9,204 9,139 7,832 10,677 9,933 8,860 8,220 6,337 6,757 5,593 Iowa 7,021 4,34o 5,764 4,4o8 6,025 3,197 5,076 4,124 3,871 4,075 }ok), ,548 1, ,146 1,343 1,717 1,019 N Dak ,399 1, ,568 1,488 s Dak 1, ,740 1,213 1,168 1,802 2,131 1,784 2,866 1,903 Nebr 2,102 1,620 1,317 1,474 1, ,560 2,746 2,285 2,801 KaJIS o Del Md va 1,358 1,351 1, , ,355 1, l,o61 w va 5o o8 N c l 1 0o8 1,183 1, ,478 1, , ,794 s c Ga 434 1,366 1,846 1,322 1,379 1,321 1,360 1,878 1,729 1,o85 Fla 3,927 5,2o8 5,681 5,466 5,534 5,302 6,028 5,373 5,010 6,059 Ky Teilll 7o Ala 564 Boo , Miss Ark Ia ,oo Okla Texas 2,356 1,8o8 3,591 4,959 4,033 3,503 2,367 3,759 2,661 3,229!ok>nt 3,156 3,442 5,128 3,869 1,838 2,723 3,315 2,316 5,582 1,130 Idaho 2,549 4,602 9,433 7,150 5,130 4,981 5,753 4,305 7,136 5,010 Wyo 1,035 2,310 1,918 2, ,414 1,610 1,043 1, Colo 2,707 2,414 2,534 3,280 1,846 1,755 2,280 3,143 2,181 2,462 NMex o Ariz 2,005 2,113 1,864 3,836 3,325 2,297 1,985 2, ,016 Utah 1,588 1,591 2,343 2,025 1,3o ,404 1,448 2,501 1,888 Nev Wash, 947 1,624 1,938 1,902 1,892 1,294 1,566 1,119 1,275 1,052 Oreg , ,107 Calif 12,931 13,360 10,o62 22,360 6,698 9,003 9,357 13,019 7,797 10, states 981 ~ lllzi~4 IT 1 6o~ IT1422 ~~822 2JI Hawaii gj u s 98,~01 84, ,7~4 97, o14 rr,422 92z822 9~ ~,458 Y stocks tbat are in h&llds of producers y Bot available
11 !Ule 8-- bey_ StQCks on hiuid for sale, December 15, by States, y State o ,006 1,006 1,600 1,000 1,000 1,000 i,ooo 1,000 1,000 1,000 PO"Df pounds poun;a pounds pounds pounds P0"1; poundm poun;n pounds Maine 'Z B H I o Vt 82 8o Mass I R I = CoDD o N Y 1,990 1,203 2,767 1,734 2,528 3,351 1,872 2,453 2,859 2,899 H J 'Z o o9 Pa 1, , 'Z ,569 1,257 1,171 Ohio 3, , ,090 2,256 2,509 2,369 1,419 4,330 Ind 2,797 1,823 1,991 1,317 1,951 1,717 1,469 1,o89 1,364 1,494 Ill 2,591 1,830 2,145 1,761 2,790 2,969 2,398 2,313 2,036 2,026 Mich 4,718 2,449 3,131 3,028 2,994 3,145 2,66o 2,920 3,838 3,978 Wis 7,497 4,756 7,204 7,718 7,844 7,393 7,764 4,974 4,768 5,069 MiDD 7,552 5,018 5,594 6,499 8,041 6,181 7,788 4,828 5,019 5,014 Iowa 4,934 2,6o4 3,482 4,198 4,183 2,398 4,113 2,589 3,167 2,757 lfo 1, ,204 68o 54o 1, o 468 N Dek s llrak , , , Nebr 1, , ,4o ,742 64o 1,046 1,201 Iraaa ])el o )Jd va w va o 4o 'Z74 6o6 NC o ,230 s c Ga ,1o 'Z( 592 Fla '! 1,964 3,125 3,787 4,685 1,695 2,9o8 4,686 2,911 4,175 5,049 K;y' Tenn o o Ala Miss Ark o 255 Ia Okla Texas 1, ,317 2,610 2,378 1,258 1,781 2,170 2,218 2,561 Mont 928 1,78o 3,885 1,872 1,4o , ,'Z Idaho 1,062 2,212 5,049 3,229 3,003 1,688 4,067 2,026 2,283 3,518 Wyo o Colo 1,436 1,309 1,163 1,930 1, ,687 1,934 1,392 1,814 NMex o Ariz 547 1,112 1,096 2,790 1, ,034 Utah ,24o 1,242 9'Z ,129 Nev Wash 1,119 1,299 1,352 1, , Oreg Calif z 3,909 5,518 4,919 11,6'Z'( 2,850 2,433 5,176 7,439 3,119 7,466 z 48 States ~8~618 42~482 6~~868 10~213 52~847 ~2~144 68~052 52~814 22~002 65~663 Hawaii gj z 1L 1L 1~ o 52 8o 113 u s 58~618 42~482 64~024 71~o84 ~2~269 ~2~206 68~119 ~2~933 22~082 65zTI6 Y Stocks that are in hadda of producers y Rot &"Vailable - ll-
12 Table 9--Beeswax Production, by States, State ,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 pounds pounds pound4 pounds potmds pounds pounds pounds pounds pounds Maine N H Vt Mass R I " Conn N Y 149 gr o8 193 N J Pa lll 94 Ohio lob 237 l(_fl Ind lll Ill "' Mich lo Wis Minn Iowa Mo lo4 50 N Dak s Dak Nebr Kens Del Md Va w Va N C s c Ga Fla Ky Tenn Ala Miss Ark La Okla Texas o Mont lo6 133 lo Idaho Wyo Colo gr NMex Ariz Utah o Nev Wash Oreg Calif States 4!612 4!090 4!44~ 4! ~67 4z oo 4,823 4!668 Hawaii u s 4,620 4z ,
13 Table 10-- Beeswax Price per pound, by States, State o Cents Cents Cents Cents Cents Cents Cents Cents Cents Cents Maine li """lit)'" """lit)'" If{ ~ ~ If{ If{ N, H ll6 ll Vt ll6 46 ll Mass R, I ll6 ll Conn N Y N J Pa Ohio Ind Ill Mich Wis Minn Iowa ll Mo N Dak s Dak Nebr Kans Del ~ Va W Va N C s c Ge Fla Ky" Tenn Ala Miss Ark Ie Okla Texas Mont Idaho Wyo t Colo NMex Ariz Utah, Nev Wash Oreg o Calif States ~ Hawaii o u s
14 i'able 11 --Beeswax Value of productio~ by States, state ,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 dollars dollars dollars dollars dollars dollars dollars dollars dellars dollars Maine N H vt Mass R I J 11 ;} ;} J J JJ Conn N Y N J, Pa Ohio lll lo Ind Mich ~ 59 Wis Minn IOW"a So Mo Dak s Dak Nebr Kalla Del ~ 1 1 Mi va l2 24 w va NC s c Ga lt Fla ll Ill BY '!!add Ala Miss Ark Ia Okla 'l'exas lo Mont Idaho Wyo Colo N Mex Ariz utah Nev Wash o 36 Oreg Calif 3; ~~ ,g Q2 48 States 2ai ~3,g 2 1 1~ 1 18Io 1 1 ~0 goz 211~ ao68 Hawaii 4 3 ~ us ; ! 21 53I I o I !
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