AEDE-RP OHIO FARM INCOME

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1 AEDE-RP OHIO FARM INCOME CASH RECEIPTS BY OHIO FARMERS FROM LIVESTOCK, CROPS AND GOVERNMENT PAYMENTS BY FIVE YEAR INTERVALS, & YEARLY Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center Wooster, Ohio

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3 CONTENTS Page Ohio Farm Income... 2 Tables: I. Cash Receipts from Farm Marketing and Government Payment, Ohio II. III. IV. Cash Receipts by Major Commodities in Order by Value, Ohio 2009 and Cash Receipts by Commodity and Commodity Groups, Ohio 2009 and Cash Receipts from Farm Marketings (Including CCC Loans), by Months, Ohio and United States, 2009 and V. Farm Asset, Debt and Ratios, U.S VI. Farm Income Statement of Ohio, and U.S VII. Cash Receipts by Counties, Ohio 2009 Revised and 2010 Preliminary VIII. IX. Cash Receipts from Farm Marketing, by Commodities and Commodity Groups, by Counties, Ohio 2009 Revised Cash Receipts from Farm Marketing, by Commodities and Commodity Groups, by Counties, Ohio 2010 Preliminary X. Cash Receipts of the Eight Major Commodities by Relative Importance, by Counties, Ohio 2010 Preliminary XI. The County Rankings by Total Cash Receipts and Major Agricultural Commodities, Ohio 2010 Preliminary Procedure Figures: I. Cash Receipts by Commodity, Percent of Total, Ohio, II. Gross and Net Farm Income, Ohio Alan Randall, Chair By Wayne F. Matthews Cheryl Turner Department of Agricultural, Environmental Cooperating with National Agricultural And Development Economics Statistics Service The Ohio State University and United States Department Ohio Agricultural Research of Agriculture And Development Center Reynoldsburg, Ohio November 2011 Phil

4 OHIO FARM INCOME Cash receipts during 2010, from Ohio s livestock, livestock products, and crops totaled $7.88 billion, 10.8 percent above last year s $7.12 billion. Cash receipts from all crops in 2010 were up 5.6 percent from 2009, and cash receipts from livestock were up 22.1 percent. The 2010 value of cash receipts for crops was $5.15 billion. Based on preliminary estimates, this year s total is up by $271. The percentage of total farm marketing attributable to crops in 2010 was 65.3 percent, 3.3 percentage points below the corresponding figure from the revised 2009 data. The 2010 cash receipts for livestock and livestock products totaled $2.73 billion. This was the 2 nd highest in the past 10 years, and was 22.1 percent higher than last year (2009). The percentage of total farm marketings earned by livestock and livestock products were 34.7 percent, 3.3 percentage points above the corresponding figure from the revised 2009 data. Government payments totaled $373.2 million, 29.8 percent above last year s $287.5 million. This represents 4.5 percent of total cash receipts including government payments. Ohio agriculture contributed a net value added of $3.19 billion to the National economy in 2010, up from $3.11 billion in The final agricultural sector output, at $8.81 billion, was up 0.1 percent from Purchased inputs totaled $4.55 billion, unchanged from last year. Capital consumption was $1.15 billion, up 1.9 percent from 2009, and payments to stakeholders, at $1.03 billion, were down by 2.7 percent. The top five commodities in terms of cash receipts earned were soybeans with $2.270 billion and 28.8 percent of total receipts; corn with $1.909 billion and 24.2 percent of total receipts; wholesale milk with $932.7 million and 11.8 percent of total receipts; poultry and eggs with $719.0 million and 9.1 percent of total receipts; and hogs with $580.7 million and 7.4 percent of total cash receipts. The commodities ranked sixth through tenth were cattle and calves, greenhouse/nursery, wheat, vegetables, and hay. The top ten commodities accounted for 97.4 percent of all Ohio cash receipts. The following ten counties ranked first through tenth, respectively, based on total cash receipts: Mercer, Darke, Wayne, Hardin, Putnam, Licking, Stark, Wood, Auglaize, and Holmes. Mercer County ranked first in total receipts, hogs & pigs, and poultry & other livestock. Darke County ranked first in cash receipts for corn and soybeans. Wayne County was first for milk, cattle & calves, and oats & hay. Wood County was first for wheat, and Lake County ranked number one for other crops. This year s report includes publication of revised data by county for 2009 in addition to the 2010 preliminary data. The publication of the revised 2009 data by county permits a better comparison of the two years after the revisions have been made to reflect more complete data. This publication is available online at After you get to our home page, click on Ohio Publications, and then click on the Farm Income icon. 2

5 OSU AED Economics (AEDE-RP ) TABLE I CASH RECEIPTS FROM FARM MARKETINGS AND GOVERNMENT PAYMENTS, OHIO Percent of All Farm Marketings Total Cash Commodities 1/ Government Lvstk & Receipts & Year Payments Lvstk & Lvstk Total Lvstk Gov. Payments Lvstk Products Crops & Crops Products Crops Thousand Dollars Percent , ,625 1,024,182 60,439 1,084, , ,902 1,051,258 59,520 1,110, , ,193 1,055,271 50,062 1,105, , ,904 1,095,384 55,906 1,151, , ,378 1,096,007 76,384 1,172, , ,261 1,289,083 81,202 1,370, , ,300 1,220,667 70,355 1,291, , ,417 1,262,937 94,712 1,357, , ,132 1,308, ,424 1,411, , ,739 1,377,845 89,613 1,467, , ,632 1,401,633 71,191 1,472, , ,094 1,577,565 89,578 1,667, ,043,150 1,055,697 2,098,847 55,838 2,154, ,934 1,568,245 2,536,179 7,419 2,543, ,125,260 1,426,334 2,551,594 8,822 2,560, ,157,275 1,578,777 2,736,052 7,297 2,743, ,143,657 1,725,754 2,869,411 33,102 2,902, ,290,652 1,759,152 3,049,804 24,305 3,074, ,399,575 1,966,072 3,365,647 10,602 3,376, ,372,093 2,820,714 4,192,807 9,403 4,202, ,431,931 1,911,741 3,343,672 24,089 3,367, ,529,863 2,065,845 3,595,708 42,398 3,638, ,515,033 2,032,935 3,547, ,888 3,723, ,626,471 2,036,082 3,662, ,204 3,894, ,506,397 2,564,759 4,071, ,692 4,220, ,578,914 1,963,756 3,542, ,972 3,811, ,623,301 1,982,047 3,605, ,877 4,037, ,594,952 2,216,738 3,811, ,900 4,193, ,698,460 2,309,913 4,008, ,000 4,282, ,806,238 2,578,344 4,384, ,006 4,581, ,654,708 2,462,154 4,116, ,708 4,273, ,553,464 2,559,999 4,113, ,122 4,279, ,685,226 2,835,050 4,520, ,374 4,785, ,552,747 2,871,729 4,424, ,041 4,541, ,595,774 3,107,540 4,703, ,351 4,870, ,959,850 2,851,149 4,810, ,109 4,974, ,875,233 3,371,859 5,247, ,431 5,433, ,853,678 3,058,826 4,912, ,578 5,228, ,776,776 2,672,006 4,448, ,237 5,099, ,754,147 2,650,045 4,404, ,288 5,082, ,859,816 2,673,021 4,532, ,817 5,214, / 1,629,445 2,766,050 4,395, ,927 4,676, / 1,801,575 2,792,109 4,593, ,798 4,993, / 2,058,338 3,246,139 5,304, ,847 5,637, / 2,036,474 3,120,815 5,157, ,414 5,772, / 2,019,035 3,380,065 5,399, ,640 5,840, / 2,534,944 4,058,889 6,593, ,733 6,862, / 2,748,438 4,896,514 7,644, ,223 7,924, / 2,237,698 4,880,967 7,118, ,531 7,407, / 2,732,279 5,152,260 7,884, ,173 8,257, / Excludes government payments. 2/ Revised. 3/ Preliminary. 3

6 OSU AED Economics (AEDE-RP ) TABLE II CASH RECEIPTS BY MAJOR COMMODITIES IN ORDER BY VALUE OHIO 2009 AND 2010 Commodity or Group / Commodity Cash Receipts Percent or From Sales of Total Group Thousand Percent dollars Cash Receipts From Sales Percent of Total Thousand dollars Percent Soybeans 2,111, % Soybeans 2,269, % Corn 1,675, % Corn 1,908, % Milk, wholesale 727, % Milk, wholesale 932, % Poultry/eggs 2/ 664, % Poultry/eggs 2/ 719, % Hogs 414, % Hogs 580, % Cattle and calves 350, % Cattle and calves 415, % Greenhouse/nursery 329, % Greenhouse/nursery 334, % Wheat 291, % Wheat 237, % Vegetables 3/ 266, % Vegetables 3/ 205, % Hay 84, % Hay 80, % Other livestock & Poultry 5/ 69, % Other livestock & Poultry 5/ 72, % Fruits/nuts 6/ 64, % Fruits/nuts 6/ 64, % Other crops 4/ 36, % Other crops 4/ 34, % Tobacco 11, % Sheep and lambs 12, % Sheep and Lambs 11, % Tobacco 8, % Potatoes, Fall 8, % Potatoes, Fall 6, % Oats 2,671 * Oats 1,871 * State 7,118, % State 7,884, % 1/ Revised. 2/ Includes eggs, farm chickens, broilers, and turkeys. 3/ Does not include potatoes. 4/ Includes rye, barley, maple syrup, mushrooms, buckwheat, sorghum, speltz, sugar beets, sunflowers, popcorn, alfalfa seeds, all clover seeds, timothy seeds, and other seeds. 5/ Includes turkey eggs, ducks, other poultry, honey, mink pelts, beeswax, horses and mules, goats, and wool. 6/ Includes berries. *Less than 0.1 percent. Commodity or Group TABLE III CASH RECEIPTS BY COMMODITIES AND COMMODITY GROUPS OHIO 2009 AND 2010 Cash Receipts From Sales / 2010 Percent of All Commodities 2/ Cash Receipts From Sales 2010 Percent of All Commodities 2/ Thousand Dollars Percent Thousand Dollars Percent All Commodities 7,118, % 7,884, % Livestock and products 2,237, % 2,732, % Meat animals 775, % 1,008, % Cattle and calves 350, % 415, % Hogs 414, % 580, % Sheep and lambs 11, % 12, % Dairy products 727, % 932, % Milk, wholesale 727, % 932, % 4

7 TABLE III (Continued) CASH RECEIPTS BY COMMODITIES AND COMMODITY GROUPS OHIO 2009 AND 2010 Commodity or Group Cash Receipts From Sales / 2010 Percent of All Commodities 2/ OSU AED Economics (AEDE-RP ) Cash Receipts From Sales Percent of All Commodities 2/ Thousand Dollars Percent Thousand Dollars Percent Poultry/eggs 682, % 738, % Broilers 154, % 181, % Chicken eggs 403, % 427, % Turkeys 105, % 110, % Other poultry 3/ 18, % 19, % Miscellaneous livestock 51, % 52, % Honey 1,546 * 2,350 * Other livestock 4/ 49, % 50, % Crops 4,880, % 5,152, % Food grains 291, % 237, % Wheat 291, % 237, % Feed crops 1,762, % 1,991, % Corn 1,675, % 1,908, % Hay 84, % 80, % Oats 2,671 * 1,871 * Tobacco 11, % 8, % Oil crops 2,111, % 2,269, % Soybeans 2,111, % 2,269, % Vegetables 275, % 212, % Cabbage, fresh 2,273 * 8, % Corn, sweet, fresh 41, % 30, % Cucumbers, processing 8, % 9, % Peppers, green, fresh 37, % 16, % Potatoes, Fall 8, % 6, % Pumpkins 22, % 16, % Tomatoes 89, % 62, % Fresh 67, % 46, % Processing 21, % 15, % Squash 10, % 9, % Misc. vegetables 5/ 53, % 51, % Fruits/nuts 64, % 64, % Apples 37, % 31, % Grapes 5, % 2,169 * Peaches 3, % 9, % Strawberries, Spring 5, % 9, % Misc. fruits & nuts & berries 6/ 12, % 11, % All other crops 365, % 368, % Greenhouse/nursery 329, % 334, % Christmas trees 4, % 4, % Maple products 3, % 2,776 * Misc. Crops 7/ 32, % 31, % 1/ Revised. 2/ Percents may not add to group totals because of method of computing and rounding. 3/ Farm chickens, turkey eggs, pheasants, ducks, geese, pigeons, and quail are combined with other poultry. 4/ Includes goats & mohair, beeswax, mink pelts, rabbits, aquaculture, chinchillas, buffalo, beefalo, wool, and horses/mules. 5/ Includes melons, processing snap beans, processing carrots, fresh market and processing misc. vegetables, and vegetables under glass. 6/ Includes cherries, pears, plums and prunes, blueberries, blackberries, raspberries, other berries, and misc. fruit and nuts. 7/ Includes alfalfa seeds, timothy seeds, sweet clover seeds, red clover seeds, other seeds, dry beans, buckwheat, rye, wheat straw, sorghum, speltz, popcorn, sugar beets and mushrooms. * Less than 0.05%. 5

8 TABLE IV CASH RECEIPTS FROM FARM MARKETINGS (INCLUDING CCC LOANS) BY MONTHS, OHIO AND UNITED STATES 2009 AND 2010 Ohio OSU AED Economics (AEDE-RP ) United States / / 2010 Thousand Dollars January 683, ,717 26,454,516 26,998,616 February 430, ,203 18,477,497 20,184,374 March 529, ,461 21,864,855 22,667,785 April 474, ,355 21,901,033 22,123,725 May 459, ,436 22,075,382 21,073,971 June 445, ,027 22,364,778 23,002,014 July 556, ,689 22,912,105 25,094,929 August 452, ,325 20,847,050 24,202,304 September 442, ,450 22,653,707 25,202,719 October 1,079,729 1,234,209 28,434,591 32,298,851 November 965,223 1,188,803 33,095,008 39,073,086 December 599, ,866 27,517,668 32,430,323 Total 2/ 7,118,664 7,884, ,598, ,352,697 1/ Revised. 2/ Totals may not add due to rounding. 6

9 TABLE V FARM ASSETS, DEBTS AND RATIOS, U.S United States OSU AED Economics (AEDE-RP ) / / 2010 Thousand Dollars Farm assets 2,055,276 2,023,302 2,054,378 2,179,669 Real estate 1,751,386 1,702,961 1,724,412 1,841,672 Livestock and poultry 80,649 80,607 79,785 81,372 Machinery and motor vehicles 2/ 114, , , ,940 Crops 3/ 22,703 27,610 32,887 35,595 Purchased inputs 7,019 7,167 7,217 7,345 Financial 78,812 81,577 84,106 85,746 Farm debt 4/ 214, , , ,859 Real estate 112, , , ,262 Farm Credit System 46,793 57,701 57,181 61,688 Farm Service Agency 2,281 2,313 2,343 2,793 Commercial banks 41,884 50,564 50,084 51,867 Life insurance companies 12,750 14,991 13,478 12,762 Individuals and others 8,657 8,948 7,759 6,931 CCC storage & drying loans Nonreal estate 101, , , ,596 Farm Credit System 31,622 37,290 39,883 40,533 Farm Service Agency 2,808 2,652 2,823 3,322 Commercial banks 54,129 57,313 57,027 56,609 Individuals and others 12,823 9,690 10,835 10,133 Equity 1,841,212 1,781,691 1,812,496 1,932,811 Ratio Debt/equity Debt/assets / Revised. 2/ Includes only farm share value for trucks and autos. 3/ Non-CCC crops held on farms plus value above loan rates for crops held on farms plus value above loan rates for crops held under CCC. 4/ Includes CCC storage and drying facilities loans but excluded debt on operator dwellings and for nonfarm purposes. 7

10 OSU AED Economics (AEDE-RP ) TABLE VI FARM INCOME STATEMENT OF OHIO, AND U.S and 2010 Item 1/ Ohio United States / / / 2010 Thousand dollars Value of crop production 4,676,225 5,189,780 5,062, ,021, ,068,037 Food grains 406, , ,302 14,785,027 13,911,432 Feed crops 2,066,852 1,762,241 1,991,133 50,629,000 52,464,833 Cotton ,008,720 6,266,559 Oil crops 1,742,910 2,111,132 2,269,806 35,545,128 35,101,830 Tobacco 11,355 11,229 8,531 1,467,406 1,246,570 Fruits and tree nuts 60,995 64,251 64,524 19,150,028 21,515,784 Vegetables 248, , ,131 20,294,694 19,906,373 All other crops 359, , ,833 22,460,455 22,495,237 Home consumption 2,306 1,593 1,744 93, ,855 Value of inventory adjustment /2-222, ,220-91, , ,436 Value of livestock production 2,802,229 2,262,270 2,704, ,845, ,715,835 Meat animals 802, ,880 1,008,521 58,951,012 69,935,303 Dairy products 1,004, , ,720 24,338,642 31,361,181 Poultry and eggs 888, , ,660 32,446,040 35,465,164 Miscellaneous livestock 52,969 51,029 52,378 4,522,039 4,682,431 Home consumption 12,636 13,802 12, , ,554 Value of inventory adjustment 2/ 41,155 10,770-40, ,191-1,028,798 Revenues from services and forestry 1,248,745 1,346,342 1,045,645 42,699,844 39,486,099 Machine hire and customwork 29,054 52,905 40,227 4,014,124 3,509,551 Forest products sold 23,740 24,845 23, , ,069 Other farm income 444, , ,689 17,310,800 14,105,121 Gross imputed rental value of farm dwellings 751, , ,279 20,713,457 21,222,358 Value of agricultural sector production 8,727,199 8,798,392 8,812, ,567, ,269,971 Purchased inputs 4,750,088 4,546,771 4,549, ,012, ,648,874 Farm origin 1,590,553 1,546,054 1,605,483 77,263,916 81,334,358 Feed purchased 946, , ,531 45,027,380 45,426,383 Livestock and poultry purchased 106, , ,514 16,718,267 19,589,715 Seed purchased 538, , ,438 15,518,269 16,318,260 Manufactured inputs 1,658,103 1,503,194 1,491,177 48,951,169 49,474,915 Fertilizers and lime 897, , ,878 20,132,941 21,031,871 Pesticides 300, , ,449 11,518,524 10,618,563 Petroleum fuel and oils 379, , ,008 12,710,866 13,203,678 Electricity 81,570 95,261 82,842 4,588,838 4,620,803 Other purchased inputs 1,501,432 1,497,523 1,452,489 63,797,064 61,839,601 Repair and maintenance of capital items 457, , ,692 14,715,124 14,770,321 Machine hire and customwork 81,947 92, ,184 3,890,080 4,268,866 Marketing, storage, and transportation expenses 164, , ,413 10,322,983 10,321,267 Contract labor 13,148 17,684 29,434 3,856,670 3,931,595 Miscellaneous expenses 784, , ,766 31,012,207 28,547,552 8

11 OSU AED Economics (AEDE-RP ) TABLE VI (Continued) FARM INCOME STATEMENT OF OHIO, AND U.S and 2010 Item 1/ Ohio United States Thousand dollars plus: Net government transactions -6,856-8,152 80,953 1,119, ,105 + Direct Government payments 275, , ,173 12,178,071 12,397,672 - Motor vehicle registration and licensing fees 12,515 15,751 12, , ,528 - Property taxes 269, , ,932 10,413,541 10,814,039 Gross value added 3,970,256 4,243,468 4,344, ,674, ,556,202 less: Capital consumption 1,079,823 1,132,474 1,154,554 30,091,031 30,694,908 Net value added 2,890,433 3,110,994 3,190, ,583, ,861,294 less: Payments to stakeholders 1,039,464 1,060,152 1,031,617 49,940,341 50,798,120 Employee compensation (total hired labor) 458, , ,867 25,028,365 23,694,290 Net rent received by nonoperator landlords 195, , ,520 9,757,680 12,641,835 Real estate and nonreal estate interest 385, , ,230 15,154,296 14,461,995 Net farm income 1,850,969 2,050,842 2,158,587 61,643,080 79,063,174 1/ Value of agricultural sector production is the gross value of the commodities and services produced within a year. Net value-added is the sector's contribution to the National economy and is the sum of the of the income from production earned by all factors-of-production, regardless of ownership. Net farm income is the farm operators' share of income from the sector's production activities. The concept presented is consistent with that employed by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. 2/ A positive value of inventory change represents current-year production not sold by December 31. 3/ Revised 9

12 County 1/ TABLE VII CASH RECEIPTS BY COUNTIES, OHIO 2009 REVISED AND 2010 PRELIMINARY Lvstk & Lvstk Products Cash Receipts From Farm Marketings Crops Total Cash Receipts 2/ OSU AED Economics (AEDE-RP ) Per Farm Average Receipts Per Acre Thousand Dollars Dollars Adams 15,555 19,707 22,209 21,408 37,764 41,115 27,565 30, Allen 18,306 25,132 66,993 90,799 85, ,931 90, , Ashland 29,163 37,707 45,618 54,349 74,781 92,056 71,220 87, Ashtabula 22,890 29,002 33,357 37,715 56,247 66,718 51,603 61, Athens 5,618 7,289 6,049 6,498 11,667 13,788 20,468 24, Auglaize 48,040 60,837 75,590 91, , , , , Belmont 8,943 10,634 6,872 6,903 15,815 17,538 23,962 26, Brown 9,758 12,150 47,759 52,885 57,517 65,035 38,602 43, Butler 9,985 12,122 41,958 40,525 51,943 52,647 56,459 57, Carroll 15,529 19,583 31,690 30,874 47,219 50,457 62,131 66, Champaign 13,180 17, , , , , , , Clark 16,763 20,481 85,230 89, , , , , Clermont 3,282 3,771 23,989 26,663 27,270 30,434 30,989 34, Clinton 6,150 8,246 92,498 97,834 98, , , , Columbiana 37,737 47,886 29,449 31,032 67,186 78,918 65,229 76, Coshocton 30,584 37,784 24,937 25,757 55,521 63,541 54,432 62, Crawford 21,104 28, , , , , , , Cuyahoga ,926 9,421 9,243 9,743 77,023 81,192 3,081 3,248 Darke 216, , , , , , , ,948 1,043 1,176 Defiance 17,047 22,139 72,528 68,862 89,575 91,001 77,891 79, Delaware 11,041 14,789 73,451 77,854 84,492 92, , , Erie 2,096 2,584 55,690 66,654 57,786 69, , , Fairfield 10,971 14,109 71,009 80,303 81,980 94,412 75,211 86, Fayette 3,109 3, , , , , , , Franklin 2,313 2,845 42,279 46,014 44,592 48, , , Fulton 25,327 31, , , , , , , Gallia 7,943 9,443 5,191 5,259 13,134 14,702 13,267 14, Geauga 12,374 15,755 15,500 14,503 27,873 30,258 32,411 35, Greene 7,413 9,936 84,924 89,578 92,337 99, , , Guernsey 12,198 15,815 5,477 6,538 17,675 22,353 20,316 25, Hamilton 3,002 3,365 17,835 18,660 20,838 22,025 80,145 84, ,101 Hancock 12,062 16, , , , , , , Hardin 70,400 84, , , , , , , Harrison 7,363 8,689 4,629 5,652 11,993 14,341 29,250 34, Henry 9,642 12, , , , , , , Highland 13,765 16,733 69,609 70,458 83,374 87,191 54,851 57, Hocking 1,688 2,109 3,680 4,565 5,368 6,674 14,126 17, Holmes 102, ,933 27,272 27, , ,026 85, , Huron 19,912 25, , , , , , , Jackson 4,396 5,524 5,576 4,751 9,973 10,275 21,680 22, Jefferson 8,261 6,598 3,398 3,505 11,658 10,103 24,288 21, Knox 21,251 26,567 58,407 65,603 79,659 92,170 62,723 72, Lake ,789 47,928 48,378 48, , ,500 3,024 3,240 Lawrence 2,945 3,431 3,527 3,083 6,472 6,514 9,957 10,

13 OSU AED Economics (AEDE-RP ) County 1/ TABLE VII (Continued) CASH RECEIPTS BY COUNTIES, OHIO 2008 REVISED AND 2010 PRELIMINARY Lvstk & Lvstk Products Cash Receipts From Farm Marketings Crops Total Cash Receipts 2/ Per Farm Average Receipts Per Acre Thousand Dollars Dollars Licking 81,825 91,007 72,396 83, , , , , Logan 15,164 19,280 85,916 88, , , , , Lorain 15,012 19,525 66,505 65,463 81,517 84,988 97, , Lucas 1,499 1,852 55,641 55,972 57,140 57, , , Madison 18,402 23, , , , , , , Mahoning 27,983 34,577 21,791 22,668 49,775 57,244 88, , Marion 24,103 30,558 88,306 91, , , , , Medina 12,681 14,211 35,484 36,514 48,165 50,725 54,118 56, Meigs 8,787 11,307 15,712 13,236 24,499 24,543 44,544 44, Mercer 306, ,447 92, , , , , ,313 1,358 1,600 Miami 10,646 12,973 87,826 94,909 98, ,883 94, , Monroe 7,567 9,821 3,917 3,644 11,484 13,466 18,229 21, Montgomery 6,210 7,260 54,321 57,529 60,530 64,789 76,621 82, Morgan 7,971 10,209 4,614 4,659 12,585 14,868 24,202 28, Morrow 16,203 20,861 59,680 67,109 75,884 87,969 87, , Muskingum 20,429 25,286 21,769 19,655 42,199 44,941 37,016 39, Noble 4,356 5,132 1,424 1,687 5,780 6,819 11,333 13, Ottawa 2,303 2,910 48,609 50,593 50,912 53,503 86,292 90, Paulding 37,124 46,984 91,315 86, , , , , Perry 6,236 7,731 17,528 22,002 23,764 29,732 37,721 47, Pickaway 13,891 18, , , , , , , Pike 3,841 4,660 10,089 14,295 13,930 18,955 25,796 35, Portage 8,762 10,876 28,773 27,701 37,535 38,576 44,684 45, Preble 19,626 25,852 89,832 91, , ,446 92,761 99, Putnam 42,984 54, , , , , , , Richland 29,557 40,279 42,810 51,963 72,367 92,243 73,098 93, Ross 7,656 9,522 66,849 59,595 74,505 69,118 74,505 69, Sandusky 4,840 6, , , , , , , Scioto 8,530 9,445 12,006 13,054 20,536 22,499 27,021 29, Seneca 15,241 20, , , , , , , Shelby 46,875 60,513 90,225 89, , , , , Stark 105, ,629 39,349 40, , , , ,616 1,057 1,220 Summit 1,067 1,177 11,119 11,080 12,186 12,257 38,080 38, Trumbull 12,674 16,534 33,396 35,678 46,070 52,212 47,990 54, Tuscarawas 53,489 64,202 21,828 22,590 75,317 86,792 79,281 91, Union 40,449 46,542 87,135 89, , , , , Van Wert 19,787 25,028 97, , , , , , Vinton 1,210 1,421 2,627 3,226 3,836 4,647 15,344 18, Warren 2,854 3,241 37,525 39,378 40,379 42,619 46,413 48, Washington 12,370 14,998 16,198 16,722 28,568 31,720 34,010 37, Wayne 135, ,147 69,359 78, , , , , ,046 Williams 30,593 37,768 69,413 74, , ,813 89,291 99, Wood 18,756 21, , , , , , , Wyandot 51, ,957 93, , , , , State 2,237,698 2,732,279 4,880,967 5,152,260 7,118,665 7,884,539 95, , / Totals may not add to state totals due to rounding. 2/Government payments are not estimated by county, but State totals appear in Table 1 on page 3. Government payments account for 4.0 percent of 2009 and 4.7 percent of 2010 total cash receipts. 11

14 OSU AED Economics (AEDE-RP ) County 1/ TABLE VIII CASH RECEIPTS FROM FARM MARKETINGS, BY COMMODITIES AND COMMODITY GROUPS, BY COUNTY, OHIO 2009 REVISED Total Livestock Cash Receipts From Livestock and Livestock Products Milk Cattle & Calves Hogs & Pigs Poultry & Other Livestock 2/ Thousand Dollars Adams 15,555 6,289 7,329 1, Allen 18,306 1,763 1,860 14, Ashland 29,163 17,498 6,591 3,446 1,628 Ashtabula 22,890 16,455 4, ,389 Athens 5,618 2,496 2, Auglaize 48,040 13,113 5,387 20,636 8,904 Belmont 8,943 2,637 5, Brown 9,758 1,706 5,524 1, Butler 9,985 3,455 4,293 1, Carroll 15,529 8,770 4,813 1, Champaign 13,180 4,047 2,817 5, Clark 16,763 8,079 5,169 2, Clermont 3, , ,152 Clinton 6, ,203 4, Columbiana 37,737 22,800 8, ,320 Coshocton 30,584 9,165 7,302 6,087 8,030 Crawford 21,104 3,299 2,242 13,619 1,943 Cuyahoga Darke 216,843 18,598 9,298 50, ,390 Defiance 17,047 11,308 2,871 2, Delaware 11,041 1, , Erie 2,096 1, Fairfield 10,971 2,341 3,938 3, Fayette 3, , Franklin 2, Fulton 25,327 8,615 8,204 8, Gallia 7,943 1,593 5, ,078 Geauga 12,374 8,023 2, ,196 Greene 7, ,285 4, Guernsey 12,198 3,666 6,126 1, Hamilton 3, ,889 Hancock 12,062 2,538 1,203 7, Hardin 70,400 18,499 3,664 12,588 35,648 Harrison 7,363 1,918 3, ,027 Henry 9,642 5,245 1,805 2, Highland 13,765 3,370 5,606 3,549 1,239 Hocking 1, Holmes 102,052 39,988 14,877 1,300 45,888 Huron 19,912 9,870 2,324 3,178 4,539 Jackson 4, , Jefferson 8,261 4,921 2, Knox 21,251 10,335 5,333 3,095 2,488 Lake Lawrence 2, , TABLE VIII (Continued) 12 OSU AED Economics (AEDE-RP )

15 County 1/ CASH RECEIPTS FROM FARM MARKETINGS, BY COMMODITIES AND COMMODITY GROUPS, BY COUNTY, OHIO 2009 REVISED Total Livestock Cash Receipts From Livestock and Livestock Products Milk 13 Cattle & Calves Hogs & Pigs Poultry & Other Livestock 2/ Thousand Dollars Licking 81,825 8,798 6,509 5,159 61,360 Logan 15,164 7,431 2,926 4, Lorain 15,012 9,489 3,227 1,217 1,079 Lucas 1, Madison 18,402 9,334 3,036 5, Mahoning 27,983 14,861 3, ,217 Marion 24,103 11,026 1,750 10, Medina 12,681 8,432 2, ,329 Meigs 8,787 5,457 2, Mercer 306,792 55,512 20,346 61, ,028 Miami 10,646 3,158 3,036 2,352 2,099 Monroe 7,567 3,342 3, Montgomery 6,210 1,551 2,324 1, Morgan 7,971 2,637 3, Morrow 16,203 4,949 2,762 7,222 1,270 Muskingum 20,429 3,878 8,122 4,746 3,684 Noble 4, , Ottawa 2, Paulding 37,124 24,943 2,270 3,941 5,970 Perry 6,236 1,325 2,762 1, Pickaway 13,891 4,145 2,461 6, Pike 3,841 1,184 2, Portage 8,762 4,836 2, ,559 Preble 19,626 3,793 4,376 10, Putnam 42,984 14,819 3,719 17,334 7,112 Richland 29,557 16,553 5,798 4,333 2,873 Ross 7,656 2,496 4, Sandusky 4,840 1,833 1,395 1, Scioto 8, , ,549 Seneca 15,241 1,960 2,817 9, Shelby 46,875 19,768 7,274 16,921 2,912 Stark 105,483 27,946 7,247 1,321 68,969 Summit 1, Trumbull 12,674 8,009 3, ,205 Tuscarawas 53,489 31,542 9,489 2,002 10,456 Union 40,449 3,257 2,434 7,842 26,916 Van Wert 19,787 8,672 1,860 5,675 3,581 Vinton 1, Warren 2, , ,232 Washington 12,370 6,007 5, Wayne 135,284 83,317 24,503 11,762 15,702 Williams 30,593 20,995 4,594 3,632 1,372 Wood 18,756 5,696 1,832 1,011 10,216 Wyandot 51,679 3,596 1,231 8,873 37,980 State 2,237, , , , ,041 1/ County totals may not add to state totals due to rounding. 2/ Includes sheep, lamb, broilers, farm chickens, chicken eggs, turkeys, other poultry, OSU AED Economics (AEDE-RP ) honey, horses, mules, wool and other livestock. TABLE VIII (Continued) CASH RECEIPTS FROM FARM MARKETINGS, BY COMMODITIES AND

16 County 1/ COMMODITY GROUPS, BY COUNTY, OHIO 2009 REVISED Cash Receipts From Crops Total Crops Corn Soybeans Wheat Oats & Hay Other Crops 2/ Thousand Dollars Adams 22,209 5,180 8, ,352 5,703 Allen 66,993 24,862 31,161 6, ,105 Ashland 45,618 15,847 15,569 2,559 1,685 9,958 Ashtabula 33,357 9,147 10,560 1,079 2,183 10,388 Athens 6, , ,220 Auglaize 75,590 27,276 38,510 7, ,354 Belmont 6, ,070 4,522 Brown 47,759 9,876 29, ,212 6,234 Butler 41,958 15,989 17,224 1, ,436 Carroll 31,690 3,651 2, ,768 23,012 Champaign 100,231 49,849 42,206 2, ,745 Clark 85,230 36,653 33,358 1, ,799 Clermont 23,989 6,324 12, ,156 Clinton 92,498 37,130 49,308 2, ,466 Columbiana 29,449 9,788 7,829 1,476 2,586 7,770 Coshocton 24,937 11,964 8, ,764 2,543 Crawford 107,521 44,951 51,215 8, ,930 Cuyahoga 8, ,751 Darke 151,232 64,554 68,792 7,554 1,225 9,106 Defiance 72,528 21,724 42,331 7, Delaware 73,451 22,133 35,081 4, ,443 Erie 55,690 14,533 14,689 2, ,427 Fairfield 71,009 29,291 30,733 3, ,565 Fayette 105,864 45,642 55,603 3, Franklin 42,279 8,380 12,785 1, ,197 Fulton 104,502 41,519 40,317 7, ,599 Gallia 5, ,639 2,163 Geauga 15,500 1, ,019 12,115 Greene 84,924 30,025 34,013 1, ,417 Guernsey 5,477 1, ,601 1,677 Hamilton 17,835 1,932 1, ,861 Hancock 105,910 35,076 55,683 13, ,489 Hardin 105,164 42,026 56,421 5, Harrison 4, ,426 1,459 Henry 117,877 39,906 49,194 12, ,282 Highland 69,609 18,985 42,037 2,965 1,167 4,455 Hocking 3, , ,171 Holmes 27,272 10,337 6, ,297 6,457 Huron 100,543 35,738 40,343 7, ,748 Jackson 5,576 1,221 1, ,039 1,357 Jefferson 3, ,370 1,158 Knox 58,407 21,979 23,798 1,701 1,750 9,179 Lake 47, ,262 Lawrence 3, ,964 TABLE VIII (Continued) CASH RECEIPTS FROM FARM MARKETINGS, BY COMMODITIES AND 14

17 County 1/ COMMODITY GROUPS, BY COUNTY, OHIO 2009 REVISED Cash Receipts From Crops Total Crops Corn Soybeans Wheat Oats & Hay TABLE IX CASH RECEIPTS FROM FARM MARKETINGS, BY COMMODITIES AND COMMODITY GROUPS, BY COUNTY, OHIO 2010 PRELIMINARY 15 Other Crops 2/ Thousand Dollars Licking 72,396 25,063 28,284 2,337 1,509 15,202 Logan 85,916 36,372 42,808 3, ,635 Lorain 66,505 12,194 21,887 2, ,117 Lucas 55,641 11,684 14,062 3, ,748 Madison 116,812 50,419 60,705 3, ,274 Mahoning 21,791 5,921 5,602 1,207 1,010 8,052 Marion 88,306 30,357 52,103 4, ,001 Medina 35,484 8,196 11,939 1,375 1,377 12,597 Meigs 15, ,270 Mercer 92,330 40,036 39,103 8,728 1,541 2,922 Miami 87,826 39,327 40,476 3, ,254 Monroe 3, ,544 1,868 Montgomery 54,321 18,189 20,826 1, ,730 Morgan 4,614 1, ,292 1,427 Morrow 59,680 17,237 32,946 4, ,334 Muskingum 21,769 9,268 5, ,476 4,043 Noble 1, Ottawa 48,609 9,627 27,214 4, ,331 Paulding 91,315 26,530 51,056 12, ,202 Perry 17,528 8,518 6, ,490 Pickaway 121,483 47,140 57,380 6, ,458 Pike 10,089 3,104 3, ,190 Portage 28,773 6,615 8,063 1,089 1,270 11,736 Preble 89,832 41,054 42,274 2, ,679 Putnam 130,251 32,169 56,612 15,674 1,260 24,536 Richland 42,810 14,405 17,735 2,529 1,276 6,865 Ross 66,849 27,032 30,773 3,804 1,612 3,627 Sandusky 100,772 32,666 38,557 6, ,495 Scioto 12,006 2,565 6, ,240 Seneca 110,695 37,667 49,541 12, ,595 Shelby 90,225 37,780 44,861 5, ,277 Stark 39,349 11,929 11,900 2,221 1,572 11,727 Summit 11, ,829 Trumbull 33,396 9,060 11,214 1,134 1,457 10,531 Tuscarawas 21,828 8,549 6, ,977 4,362 Union 87,135 28,581 48,812 5, ,701 Van Wert 97,685 33,038 54,894 7, ,956 Vinton 2, ,582 Warren 37,525 10,191 17,828 1, ,566 Washington 16,198 3,444 2, ,520 8,632 Wayne 69,359 25,365 19,786 2,388 3,797 18,024 Williams 69,413 24,382 31,004 7, ,026 Wood 147,956 48,089 66,908 16, ,400 Wyandot 91,957 37,199 45,980 7, ,001 State 4,880,967 1,675,301 2,111, ,556 86, ,138 1/ County totals may not add to state totals due to rounding. 2/ Includes rye, barley, tobacco, oil crops, potatoes, fresh market, processing and greenhouse vegetables, fruits, nuts, and all other crops. OSU AED Economics (AEDE-RP )

18 County 1/ Total Livestock Cash Receipts From Livestock and Livestock Products Milk Cattle & Calves Hogs & Pigs Poultry & Other Livestock 2/ Thousand Dollars Adams 19,707 8,580 8,761 1, Allen 25,132 2,403 2,336 19, Ashland 37,707 22,748 8,404 4,839 1,715 Ashtabula 29,002 21,342 6, ,389 Athens 7,289 3,578 2, Auglaize 60,837 16,874 6,100 28,464 9,398 Belmont 10,634 3,453 6, Brown 12,150 2,634 6,328 2, Butler 12,122 4,112 5,192 2, Carroll 19,583 11,570 5,549 1, Champaign 17,077 5,144 3,407 7, Clark 20,481 9,470 6,328 4, Clermont 3, , ,177 Clinton 8, ,493 5, Columbiana 47,886 30,064 9, ,468 Coshocton 37,784 11,356 8,664 8,539 9,224 Crawford 28,934 5,055 2,758 19,071 2,049 Cuyahoga Darke 251,432 23,087 11,357 71, ,827 Defiance 22,139 14,632 3,634 3, Delaware 14,789 1,406 1,136 11,243 1,003 Erie 2,584 1, Fairfield 14,109 3,115 4,802 5, Fayette 3, , Franklin 2, Fulton 31,967 11,072 8,988 11, Gallia 9,443 2,065 6, ,135 Geauga 15,755 11,054 2, ,222 Greene 9, ,622 6, Guernsey 15,815 5,482 7,333 2, Hamilton 3, ,018 Hancock 16,018 3,329 1,395 10,247 1,046 Hardin 84,769 24,795 4,640 17,648 37,686 Harrison 8,689 2,510 3, ,204 Henry 12,186 6,711 1,947 3, Highland 16,733 3,987 6,620 4,896 1,231 Hocking 2, Holmes 124,933 52,724 17,490 1,822 52,898 Huron 25,280 12,709 2,920 4,440 5,210 Jackson 5,524 1,050 4, Jefferson 6,598 2,688 3, Knox 26,567 13,297 6,230 4,327 2,714 Lake Lawrence 3, , OSU AED Economics (AEDE-RP ) TABLE IX (Continued) CASH RECEIPTS FROM FARM MARKETINGS, BY COMMODITIES AND COMMODITY GROUPS, BY COUNTY, OHIO 2010 PRELIMINARY 16

19 County 1/ Total Livestock Cash Receipts From Livestock and Livestock Products Milk 17 Cattle & Calves Hogs & Pigs Poultry & Other Livestock 2/ Thousand Dollars Licking 91,007 11,499 7,431 7,258 64,819 Logan 19,280 9,309 3,537 5, Lorain 19,525 13,172 3,537 1,708 1,109 Lucas 1, , Madison 23,504 11,766 3,667 7, Mahoning 34,577 18,743 4, ,665 Marion 30,558 12,674 2,207 14, Medina 14,211 9,470 3, ,338 Meigs 11,307 7,494 3, Mercer 355,447 67,124 23,363 86, ,143 Miami 12,973 4,325 3,277 3,302 2,069 Monroe 9,821 4,592 4, Montgomery 7,260 1,798 2,434 2, Morgan 10,209 3,631 4,802 1, Morrow 20,861 6,177 3,245 10,105 1,334 Muskingum 25,286 5,073 9,540 6,547 4,126 Noble 5, , Ottawa 2, , Paulding 46,984 32,111 3,115 5,522 6,235 Perry 7,731 1,744 3,180 2, Pickaway 18,217 5,393 2,888 9, Pike 4,660 1,424 2, Portage 10,876 6,230 2, ,879 Preble 25,852 4,877 5,224 14, Putnam 54,972 18,921 4,381 24,195 7,475 Richland 40,279 23,923 7,041 6,120 3,195 Ross 9,522 3,311 5, Sandusky 6,317 2,439 1,752 1, Scioto 9, , ,833 Seneca 20,256 2,634 3,310 13, Shelby 60,513 25,169 8,664 23,625 3,054 Stark 125,629 34,372 8,404 1,850 81,002 Summit 1, Trumbull 16,534 11,143 3, ,229 Tuscarawas 64,202 37,985 11,390 2,790 12,038 Union 46,542 4,219 2,920 10,959 28,445 Van Wert 25,028 11,161 2,109 7,970 3,788 Vinton 1, Warren 3, , ,244 Washington 14,998 7,512 6, Wayne 174, ,930 28,393 16,509 18,315 Williams 37,768 25,614 5,614 5,095 1,445 Wood 21,519 7,013 2,304 1,423 10,779 Wyandot 58,524 4,379 1,590 12,382 40,174 State 2,732, , , , ,539 1/ County tables may not add to state totals due to rounding. 2/ Includes sheep, lamb, broilers, farm chickens, chicken eggs, turkeys, other poultry, honey, horses, mules, wool and other livestock. OSU AED Economics (AEDE-RP ) TABLE IX (Continued) CASH RECEIPTS FROM FARM MARKETINGS, BY COMMODITIES AND COMMODITY GROUPS, BY COUNTY, OHIO 2010 PRELIMINARY Cash Receipts From Crops

20 County 1/ Total Crops Corn Soybeans Wheat Oats & Hay Other Crops 2/ Thousand Dollars Adams 21,408 4,842 8, ,539 4,690 Allen 90,799 37,844 43,579 5, ,523 Ashland 54,349 19,346 21,511 1,971 1,386 10,135 Ashtabula 37,715 10,619 16, ,796 8,162 Athens 6,498 1,049 1, ,104 3,138 Auglaize 91,312 36,698 46,000 6, ,280 Belmont 6, ,258 4,368 Brown 52,885 11,657 34, ,296 4,835 Butler 40,525 16,968 15, ,355 Carroll 30,874 4,093 2, ,661 22,006 Champaign 105,264 51,338 47,051 1, ,673 Clark 89,587 38,822 37, ,258 Clermont 26,663 7,231 15, ,571 Clinton 97,834 42,894 49,760 1, ,462 Columbiana 31,032 10,271 10,004 1,421 1,984 7,352 Coshocton 25,757 12,961 8, ,591 2,280 Crawford 114,180 48,069 57,034 5, ,812 Cuyahoga 9, ,189 Darke 161,435 72,146 74,280 5,866 1,341 7,802 Defiance 68,862 22,638 40,859 4, Delaware 77,854 24,099 39,839 2, ,219 Erie 66,654 20,159 20,100 3, ,799 Fairfield 80,303 35,323 34,647 3,237 1,317 5,780 Fayette 106,528 51,167 51,656 2, Franklin 46,014 10,049 15,433 1, ,081 Fulton 106,172 43,377 43,661 6, ,270 Gallia 5, ,910 1,776 Geauga 14,503 1,418 1, ,003 10,918 Greene 89,578 39,602 34,204 1, ,241 Guernsey 6,538 1,522 1, ,341 1,527 Hamilton 18,660 2,403 1, ,111 Hancock 119,832 44,111 60,866 13, ,396 Hardin 110,725 47,872 57,734 4, Harrison 5,652 1, ,005 1,430 Henry 115,459 43,861 48,936 10, ,162 Highland 70,458 21,227 42,136 1,717 1,192 4,186 Hocking 4,565 1,279 1, ,104 Holmes 27,093 11,167 6, ,508 6,491 Huron 106,450 38,413 47,380 7, ,516 Jackson 4,751 1,006 1, ,239 1,114 Jefferson 3, ,398 1,084 Knox 65,603 27,490 26,271 1,032 1,784 9,026 Lake 47, ,263 Lawrence 3, ,597 TABLE IX (Continued) CASH RECEIPTS FROM FARM MARKETINGS, BY COMMODITIES AND COMMODITY GROUPS, BY COUNTY, OHIO 2010 PRELIMINARY Cash Receipts From Crops 18 OSU AED Economics (AEDE-RP )

21 County 1/ Total Crops Corn Soybeans Wheat 19 Oats & Hay Other Crops 2/ Thousand Dollars Licking 83,213 31,673 33,091 2,142 1,610 14,696 Logan 88,672 38,331 45,124 2, ,404 Lorain 65,463 14,060 21,274 1, ,019 Lucas 55,972 12,445 14,434 2, ,668 Madison 127,845 55,776 67,861 2, ,109 Mahoning 22,668 6,436 7, ,026 Marion 91,654 33,235 54,592 2, Medina 36,514 9,161 14,011 1,022 1,002 11,318 Meigs 13,236 1, ,388 Mercer 113,227 51,926 51,481 6,064 1,014 2,743 Miami 94,909 45,128 42,621 2, ,858 Monroe 3, ,548 1,827 Montgomery 57,529 22,147 21, ,282 Morgan 4,659 1, ,227 1,328 Morrow 67,109 23,075 36,058 3, ,036 Muskingum 19,655 8,294 5, ,633 3,415 Noble 1, , Ottawa 50,593 11,557 27,960 4, ,113 Paulding 86,759 27,562 48,514 9, ,158 Perry 22,002 10,995 8, ,387 Pickaway 126,063 55,521 55,736 5, ,090 Pike 14,295 4,985 6, ,910 Portage 27,701 6,371 8, ,839 Preble 91,594 43,395 42,641 1, ,650 Putnam 129,538 40,781 54,839 15,187 1,008 17,723 Richland 51,963 19,013 23,448 1,955 1,111 6,435 Ross 59,595 27,286 24,210 3,138 1,433 3,528 Sandusky 105,619 36,873 41,353 6, ,557 Scioto 13,054 3,184 6, ,037 1,894 Seneca 122,476 45,440 54,705 13, ,731 Shelby 89,110 36,021 46,515 4, ,237 Stark 40,286 13,376 12,785 1,872 1,289 10,963 Summit 11, ,188 Trumbull 35,678 10,651 12,569 1,115 1,191 10,152 Tuscarawas 22,590 9,458 6, ,799 4,163 Union 89,210 31,075 50,893 3, ,526 Van Wert 103,260 40,587 55,014 5, ,851 Vinton 3, ,495 Warren 39,378 12,850 18, ,937 Washington 16,722 4,362 2, ,686 7,545 Wayne 78,045 29,725 26,065 2,329 3,333 16,593 Williams 74,044 27,390 36,058 5, ,812 Wood 141,209 48,577 63,730 15, ,730 Wyandot 93,044 37,221 48,555 6, State 5,152,260 1,908,888 2,269, ,302 82, ,019 1/ County totals may not add to state totals due to rounding. 2/ Includes rye, barley, tobacco, oil crops, potatoes, fresh market, processing and greenhouse vegetables, fruits, nuts, and all other crops. OSU AED Economics (AEDE-RP ) TABLE X CASH RECEIPTS OF THE EIGHT MAJOR COMMODITIES BY RELATIVE IMPORTANCE, BY COUNTIES, OHIO 2010 PRELIMINARY Commodities by Eight Major Commodities

22 Extension District First Second Third Fourth Commodity Percent Commodity Percent Commodity Percent Commodity Percent Adams Soybeans 22 Cattle 21 Milk 21 Corn 12 Allen Soybeans 38 Corn 33 Hogs 17 Wheat 5 Ashland Milk 25 Soybeans 23 Corn 21 Oth. Crops 11 Ashtabula Milk 32 Soybeans 24 Corn 16 Oth. Crops 12 Athens Milk 26 Oth. Crops 23 Cattle 21 Hay & Oats 8 Auglaize Soybeans 30 Corn 24 Hogs 19 Milk 11 Belmont Cattle 37 Oth. Crops 25 Milk 20 Hay & Oats 13 Brown Soybeans 54 Corn 18 Cattle 10 Oth. Crops 7 Butler Corn 32 Soybeans 30 Oth. Crops 12 Cattle 10 Carroll Oth. Crops 44 Milk 23 Cattle 11 Corn 8 Champaign Corn 42 Soybeans 38 Hogs 6 Milk 4 Clark Corn 35 Soybeans 34 Oth. Crops 11 Milk 9 Clermont Soybeans 50 Corn 24 Oth. Crops 12 Cattle 6 Clinton Soybeans 47 Corn 40 Hogs 6 Oth. Crops 3 Columbiana Milk 38 Corn 13 Soybeans 13 Cattle 12 Coshocton Corn 20 Milk 18 Oth. Lvstk 15 Cattle 14 Crawford Soybeans 40 Corn 34 Hogs 13 Wheat 4 Cuyahoga Oth. Crops 94 Oth. Lvstk 3 Corn 1 Soybeans 1 Darke Oth. Lvstk 35 Soybeans 18 Corn 17 Hogs 17 Defiance Soybeans 45 Corn 25 Milk 16 Wheat 5 Delaware Soybeans 43 Corn 26 Hogs 12 Oth. Crops 12 Erie Oth. Crops 33 Corn 29 Soybeans 29 Wheat 5 Fairfield Corn 37 Soybeans 37 Oth. Crops 6 Hogs 6 Fayette Soybeans 47 Corn 46 Wheat 3 Cattle 1 Franklin Oth. Crops 39 Soybeans 32 Corn 21 Wheat 2 Fulton Soybeans 32 Corn 31 Oth. Crops 9 Hogs 8 Gallia Cattle 41 Milk 14 Hay & Oats 13 Oth. Crops 12 Geauga Milk 37 Oth. Crops 36 Cattle 8 Oth. Lvstk 7 Greene Corn 40 Soybeans 34 Oth. Crops 14 Hogs 7 Guernsey Cattle 33 Milk 25 Hay & Oats 10 Hogs 9 Hamilton Oth. Crops 64 Corn 11 Oth. Lvstk 9 Soybeans 8 Hancock Soybeans 45 Corn 32 Wheat 10 Hogs 8 Hardin Soybeans 30 Corn 24 Oth. Lvstk 19 Milk 13 Harrison Cattle 27 Milk 18 Oth. Lvstk 15 Hay & Oats 14 Henry Soybeans 38 Corn 34 Oth. Crops 9 Wheat 9 Highland Soybeans 48 Corn 24 Cattle 8 Hogs 6 Hocking Soybeans 24 Corn 19 Oth. Crops 17 Cattle 14 Holmes Oth. Lvstk 35 Milk 35 Cattle 12 Corn 7 Huron Soybeans 36 Corn 29 Milk 10 Oth. Crops 10 Jackson Cattle 40 Hay & Oats 12 Soybeans 12 Oth. Crops 11 Jefferson Cattle 34 Milk 27 Hay & Oats 14 Oth. Crops 11 Knox Corn 30 Soybeans 29 Milk 14 Oth. Crops 10 Lake Oth. Crops 97 Oth. Lvstk 1 Hay & Oats 0 Cattle 0 Lawrence Cattle 33 Oth. Crops 25 Milk 10 Hay & Oats 9 TABLE X (Continued) CASH RECEIPTS OF THE EIGHT MAJOR COMMODITIES BY RELATIVE IMPORTANCE, BY COUNTIES, OHIO 2010 PRELIMINARY Commodities Eight Major Commodities 20 OSU AED Economics (AEDE-RP )

23 by Extension District First Second Third Fourth Commodity Percent Commodity Percent Commodity Percent Commodity Percent Licking Oth. Lvstk 37 Soybeans 19 Corn 18 Oth. Crops 8 Logan Soybeans 42 Corn 36 Milk 9 Hogs 5 Lorain Oth. Crops 33 Soybeans 25 Corn 17 Milk 15 Lucas Oth. Crops 46 Soybeans 25 Corn 22 Wheat 4 Madison Soybeans 45 Corn 37 Milk 8 Hogs 5 Mahoning Milk 33 Oth. Lvstk 19 Soybeans 13 Oth. Crops 12 Marion Soybeans 45 Corn 27 Hogs 12 Milk 10 Medina Soybeans 28 Oth. Crops 22 Milk 19 Corn 18 Meigs Oth. Crops 42 Milk 31 Cattle 13 Corn 5 Mercer Oth. Lvstk 38 Hogs 19 Milk 14 Corn 11 Miami Corn 42 Soybeans 40 Milk 4 Oth. Crops 4 Monroe Cattle 34 Milk 34 Oth. Crops 14 Hay & Oats 11 Montgomery Corn 34 Soybeans 33 Oth. Crops 21 Cattle 4 Morgan Cattle 32 Milk 24 Oth. Crops 9 Corn 9 Morrow Soybeans 41 Corn 26 Hogs 11 Milk 7 Muskingum Cattle 21 Corn 18 Hogs 15 Milk 11 Noble Cattle 58 Hay & Oats 16 Milk 9 Oth. Lvstk 7 Ottawa Soybeans 52 Corn 22 Oth. Crops 11 Wheat 8 Paulding Soybeans 36 Milk 24 Corn 21 Wheat 7 Perry Corn 37 Soybeans 28 Cattle 11 Hogs 8 Pickaway Soybeans 39 Corn 38 Hogs 6 Oth. Crops 6 Pike Soybeans 34 Corn 26 Cattle 13 Oth. Crops 10 Portage Oth. Crops 28 Soybeans 23 Corn 17 Milk 16 Preble Corn 37 Soybeans 36 Hogs 13 Cattle 4 Putnam Soybeans 30 Corn 22 Hogs 13 Milk 10 Richland Milk 26 Soybeans 25 Corn 21 Cattle 8 Ross Corn 39 Soybeans 35 Cattle 7 Oth. Crops 5 Sandusky Soybeans 37 Corn 33 Oth. Crops 18 Wheat 6 Scioto Soybeans 30 Oth. Lvstk 26 Cattle 15 Corn 14 Seneca Soybeans 38 Corn 32 Hogs 9 Wheat 9 Shelby Soybeans 31 Corn 24 Milk 17 Hogs 16 Stark Oth. Lvstk 49 Milk 21 Corn 8 Soybeans 8 Summit Oth. Crops 75 Soybeans 7 Corn 6 Oth. Lvstk 4 Trumbull Soybeans 24 Milk 21 Corn 20 Oth. Crops 19 Tuscarawas Milk 44 Oth. Lvstk 14 Cattle 13 Corn 11 Union Soybeans 37 Corn 23 Oth. Lvstk 21 Hogs 8 Van Wert Soybeans 43 Corn 32 Milk 9 Hogs 6 Vinton Oth. Crops 32 Cattle 20 Corn 19 Soybeans 9 Warren Soybeans 43 Corn 30 Oth. Crops 16 Cattle 3 Washington Oth. Crops 24 Milk 24 Cattle 20 Corn 14 Wayne Milk 44 Corn 12 Cattle 11 Soybeans 10 Williams Soybeans 32 Corn 24 Milk 23 Cattle 5 Wood Soybeans 39 Corn 30 Wheat 10 Oth. Crops 8 Wyandot Soybeans 32 Oth. Lvstk 27 Corn 25 Hogs 8 State Soybeans 29 Corn 24 Milk 12 Oth. Lvstk 10 Commodities by Extension TABLE X (Continued) CASH RECEIPTS OF THE EIGHT MAJOR COMMODITIES BY RELATIVE IMPORTANCE COUNTIES, OHIO 2010 PRELIMINARY Eight Major Commodities Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth 21 OSU AED Economics (AEDE-RP )