Montana Crop & Livestock Reporter 2008 Jan 25
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The average number of milk cows in the U.S. during the quarter was 9.20 million head, 80,0(30 head more than the same period last year.
USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
2007 Annual Crop Summary Crop Montana US Production (000) Bu Year Planted (000) Acres Harvested (000) Acres Yield Bu / Acre Production (000) Bu Season Avg. Price Dollars 1/ Value of Pro- duction (000) 1/ Winter 2005 2,150 2,100 **45.0 94,500 $3.51 $331,695 1,499,129 Wheat 2006 1,950 1,920 43.0 82,560 $4.49 **$...370,694 1,298,081 2007 2,240 2,190 38.0 83,220 - -- 1,515,989 Durum 2005 590 585 28.0 16,380 $3.45 $56,511 101,105 Wheat 2006 400 395 17.0 6,715 $4.61 $30,956 53,475 2007 480 475 24.0 11,400 - -- 71,686 Other 2005 2,600 2,550 32.0 81,600 $3.80 $310,080 504,456 Spring 2006 2,950 2,900 22.0 63,800 **$4.58 $292,204 460,480 Wheat 2007 2,450 2,400 23.0 55,200 - — 479,047 All 2005 5,340 5,235 36.8 192,480 $3.63 $698,286 2,104,690 Wheat 2006 5,300 5,215 29.4 153,075 $4.54 $694,961 1,812,036 2007 5,170 5,065 29.6 149,820 - — 2,066,722 Barley 2005 900 700 56.0 39,200 $2.92 $114,464 211,896 2006 770 620 50.0 31,000 $3.00 $93,000 180,165 2007 900 720 44.0 31,680 - — 211,825 Oats 2005 90 35 53.0 1,855 $1.63 $3,024 114,878 2006 70 *24 46.0 *1,104 $2.22 $2,451 93,638 2007 75 35 52.0 1,820 - — 91,599 Corn for 2005 65 17 ** 148.0 2,516 $2.54 $6,391 11,114,082 Grain 2/ 2006 65 18 146.0 2,628 $3.93 $9,198 10,534,868 2007 84 38 145.0 5,510 - — 13,073,893 (000) Acres (000) Acres Tons (000) Tons (000) (000) Tons Corn for 2005 — 46 **24.0 1,104 — — 106,486 Silage 2006 — 45 22.0 990 — — 105,129 2007 -- 44 23.0 1,012 - -- 106,328 Sugar 2005 53.9 49.9 22.9 1,143 $45.30 $51,778 27,433 Beets 2006 53.6 48.5 **27.0 1,310 - — 34,064 2007 47.5 47.0 24.7 1,161 - -- 31,912 Alfalfa 2005 — ** 1,750 2.20 3,850 $71.00 $273,350 76,149 Hay 3/ 2006 — 1,550 2.10 3,255 $78.00 $253,890 72,006 2007 -- 1,650 2.30 3,795 - -- 72,575 Other 2005 — 1,250 1.60 **2,000 $68.00 **$ 136,000 74,868 Hay 3/ 2006 — 710 1.50 1,065 $81.00 $86,265 70,330 2007 -- 900 1.50 1,350 - -- 77,729 All Hay 2005 — **3,000 1.95 **5,850 $71.00 $409,350 151,017 3/ 2006 — 2,260 1.91 4,320 $78.00 $336,960 142,336 2007 -- 2,550 2.02 3,564 - -- 150,304 Sweet 2005 — — *1.66 1,230 **$3,530.00 $4,165 250,830 Cherries 2006 — — 3.20 2,400 $1,850.00 $1,071 294,160 4/5/ 2007 — — **3.47 2,430 $1,520.00 $3,278 323,670 (000) Acres (000) Acres Cwt (000) Cwt (000) (000) Cwt Fall 2005 10.7 10.6 325 3,445 $9.15 $31,522 382,743 Potatoes 2006 10.6 10.5 **335 3,518 $9.00 **$33,245 398,921 2007 11.3 11.2 330 **3,696 - -- 409,082 All Dry 2005 18.0 14.1 20.0 282 $18.60 $5,245 26,772 Beans 2006 19.5 18.6 16.4 305 $20.50 $6,253 24,247 2007 18.3 16.6 16.7 278 - -- 25,371 Pinto 2005 12.0 10.0 23.9 239 — — 12,601 Beans 2006 10.7 10.5 22.3 234 — — 9,618 2007 8.5 8.4 22.8 192 - -- 11,631 Garbanzo 2005 6.0 4.1 10.5 43 - - 1,061 Beans 2006 8.8 8.1 8.8 71 — — 1,539 2007 9.8 8.2 10.5 86 - -- 1,511 Lentils 2005 **150.0 ** 146.0 12.8 ** 1,869 *$9.54 **$17,830 5,163 2006 142.0 134.0 *6.0 804 $10.00 $7,823 3,244 2007 87.0 85.0 9.9 842 - -- 3,408 Dry Peas 2005 135.0 122.0 18.0 2,196 $4.80 $10,541 14,003 2006 210.0 191.0 10.8 2,063 $6.64 **$12,667 13,203 2007 **235.0 **217.0 17.0 **3,689 - -- 15,903 Austrian 2005 25.0 **13.0 **12.2 **159 $8.67 **$1,379 307 Winter 2006 **32.0 12.0 9.2 110 *$7.93 $983 259 Peas 2007 20.0 4.0 *6.5 26 - - 127 1/ Season a verage | jrice and value 3f production for 2 007 are not yet available.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The average number of milk cows in the U.S. during the quarter was 9.20 million head, 80,0(30 head more than the same period last year.
USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
2007 Annual Crop Summary Crop Montana US Production (000) Bu Year Planted (000) Acres Harvested (000) Acres Yield Bu / Acre Production (000) Bu Season Avg. Price Dollars 1/ Value of Pro- duction (000) 1/ Winter 2005 2,150 2,100 **45.0 94,500 $3.51 $331,695 1,499,129 Wheat 2006 1,950 1,920 43.0 82,560 $4.49 **$...370,694 1,298,081 2007 2,240 2,190 38.0 83,220 - -- 1,515,989 Durum 2005 590 585 28.0 16,380 $3.45 $56,511 101,105 Wheat 2006 400 395 17.0 6,715 $4.61 $30,956 53,475 2007 480 475 24.0 11,400 - -- 71,686 Other 2005 2,600 2,550 32.0 81,600 $3.80 $310,080 504,456 Spring 2006 2,950 2,900 22.0 63,800 **$4.58 $292,204 460,480 Wheat 2007 2,450 2,400 23.0 55,200 - — 479,047 All 2005 5,340 5,235 36.8 192,480 $3.63 $698,286 2,104,690 Wheat 2006 5,300 5,215 29.4 153,075 $4.54 $694,961 1,812,036 2007 5,170 5,065 29.6 149,820 - — 2,066,722 Barley 2005 900 700 56.0 39,200 $2.92 $114,464 211,896 2006 770 620 50.0 31,000 $3.00 $93,000 180,165 2007 900 720 44.0 31,680 - — 211,825 Oats 2005 90 35 53.0 1,855 $1.63 $3,024 114,878 2006 70 *24 46.0 *1,104 $2.22 $2,451 93,638 2007 75 35 52.0 1,820 - — 91,599 Corn for 2005 65 17 ** 148.0 2,516 $2.54 $6,391 11,114,082 Grain 2/ 2006 65 18 146.0 2,628 $3.93 $9,198 10,534,868 2007 84 38 145.0 5,510 - — 13,073,893 (000) Acres (000) Acres Tons (000) Tons (000) (000) Tons Corn for 2005 — 46 **24.0 1,104 — — 106,486 Silage 2006 — 45 22.0 990 — — 105,129 2007 -- 44 23.0 1,012 - -- 106,328 Sugar 2005 53.9 49.9 22.9 1,143 $45.30 $51,778 27,433 Beets 2006 53.6 48.5 **27.0 1,310 - — 34,064 2007 47.5 47.0 24.7 1,161 - -- 31,912 Alfalfa 2005 — ** 1,750 2.20 3,850 $71.00 $273,350 76,149 Hay 3/ 2006 — 1,550 2.10 3,255 $78.00 $253,890 72,006 2007 -- 1,650 2.30 3,795 - -- 72,575 Other 2005 — 1,250 1.60 **2,000 $68.00 **$ 136,000 74,868 Hay 3/ 2006 — 710 1.50 1,065 $81.00 $86,265 70,330 2007 -- 900 1.50 1,350 - -- 77,729 All Hay 2005 — **3,000 1.95 **5,850 $71.00 $409,350 151,017 3/ 2006 — 2,260 1.91 4,320 $78.00 $336,960 142,336 2007 -- 2,550 2.02 3,564 - -- 150,304 Sweet 2005 — — *1.66 1,230 **$3,530.00 $4,165 250,830 Cherries 2006 — — 3.20 2,400 $1,850.00 $1,071 294,160 4/5/ 2007 — — **3.47 2,430 $1,520.00 $3,278 323,670 (000) Acres (000) Acres Cwt (000) Cwt (000) (000) Cwt Fall 2005 10.7 10.6 325 3,445 $9.15 $31,522 382,743 Potatoes 2006 10.6 10.5 **335 3,518 $9.00 **$33,245 398,921 2007 11.3 11.2 330 **3,696 - -- 409,082 All Dry 2005 18.0 14.1 20.0 282 $18.60 $5,245 26,772 Beans 2006 19.5 18.6 16.4 305 $20.50 $6,253 24,247 2007 18.3 16.6 16.7 278 - -- 25,371 Pinto 2005 12.0 10.0 23.9 239 — — 12,601 Beans 2006 10.7 10.5 22.3 234 — — 9,618 2007 8.5 8.4 22.8 192 - -- 11,631 Garbanzo 2005 6.0 4.1 10.5 43 - - 1,061 Beans 2006 8.8 8.1 8.8 71 — — 1,539 2007 9.8 8.2 10.5 86 - -- 1,511 Lentils 2005 **150.0 ** 146.0 12.8 ** 1,869 *$9.54 **$17,830 5,163 2006 142.0 134.0 *6.0 804 $10.00 $7,823 3,244 2007 87.0 85.0 9.9 842 - -- 3,408 Dry Peas 2005 135.0 122.0 18.0 2,196 $4.80 $10,541 14,003 2006 210.0 191.0 10.8 2,063 $6.64 **$12,667 13,203 2007 **235.0 **217.0 17.0 **3,689 - -- 15,903 Austrian 2005 25.0 **13.0 **12.2 **159 $8.67 **$1,379 307 Winter 2006 **32.0 12.0 9.2 110 *$7.93 $983 259 Peas 2007 20.0 4.0 *6.5 26 - - 127 1/ Season a verage | jrice and value 3f production for 2 007 are not yet available.
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