NEVADA AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS
NEVADA COUNTIES AND AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS DISTRICTS
HUMBOLDT (13) ELKO (7)
PERSHIXG (27)
WASHOE (15 (31) CHURCHILL (1) UREKA(ll
WHITE PINE (33)
NYE (23)
LINCOLN (17)
CLARK (3)
AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS DISTRICTS
10 - NORTHWEST 30 - NORTHEAST 80 - SOUTH
Cover Photo By Don Gephart Nevada Agricultural Statistics 1995
Nevada Dept. of Business & Industry University of Nevada. Reno Division of Agriculture College of Agriculture Jack Armstrong. Acting Director Bernard M. Jones. Dean & Director
Cooperating with
U.S. Department of Agriculture National Agricultural Statistics Service Donald M. Bay. Administrator
Compiled by
Nevada Agricultural Statistics Service P.O. Box 8880. Reno. NV 89507 Phone (702) 784-5584 FAX (702) 784-5766
Martin J. Owens. State Statistician
Donald R. Gephart. Agricultural Statistician
Marjorie N. McClung. Administrative Technician
Starley D. Anderson. Statistical Assistant
Barbara B. lopez. Student Intern
September 1995 STATE OF NEVADA EXECUTIVE CHAMBER BOB MILLER Governor Carson City, Nevada 89710
August 21, 1995
To the People of Nevada:
Agriculture is one of Nevada's primary industries, contributing greatly to the economies of our rural communities and the character of our state as a whole. Nevada farmers and ranchers are among the most independent and rugged of individuals, working some of the roughest country to be found - Nevada's high desert. Several years of drought are apparently behind us, as the tremendous precipitation received during the winter and spring of '94 - '95 has replenished soil moisture and irrigation water supplies. The outlook for Nevada agriculture production is therefore much improved and our farmers and ranchers deserve some better years.
As consumers, Nevadans enjoy plentiful, low cost food thanks to the productivity and efficiency of United States farmers and ranchers. In these turbulent economic and political times, it is imperative that law makers not lose sight of the irreplaceable contributions of our farmers and ranchers to the well-being of all of us. The preparation of statistics on Nevada agriculture is supported by this office, as accurate, timely information is vital to good government decision making.
Sincerely,
I B/ ///cellf~ BOB MILLER Governor
BM/ke
(0)-3437 BOB MILLER STATE OF NEVADA ROSE McKINNEY •JAMES Governor DIrector
DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY DIVISION OF AGRICULTURE 350 Capitol Hill Avenue Reno, Nevada 89502 Telephone (702) 688·1180 • Fax (702) 688·1178
To Friends of Agriculture:
Nevada farmers and ranchers have faced difficult times in recent years with drought,
tluctuating market prices, grazing issues, and untold challenges of farming and ranching
lending uncertainty to the industry. The preparation of agricultural statistics is supported
by the Nevada Division or Agriculture because they provide the means to monitor what is
happening in our industry. Agricultural statistics give us reference for decision making
and help us monitor the effects of past decisions and events. It is hoped that those in
farming or ranching and associated agribusinesses, may benefit from these efforts.
The Nevada Division of Agriculture continues to work toward the preservation of
existing agriculture and encouragement of new enterprises. As shown in these statistics,
we are succeeding in several areas. Working together we may see continued growth in
Nevada agriculture in the coming years.
uacKV!'f. Armstrong, 0.V.M. ,/Act.ing Admin i s t r at or -: Nevada Agricultural Statistics Service • Nevada Department of Agriculture P.O. Box8880,Reno, Nevada 89507-8880 • USDA-NASS FAX(702)784-5766 Phone (702)784-5584 • University of Nevada, Reno
What are the current trends in Nevada agriculture? Are there more or fewer livestock? Are farm incomes rising or falling? How much hay is grown in Nevada? These types of questions and myriad others are effectivelyaddressed in Nevada A~icultural Statistics 1994-95. Statistics on agriculture provide vital information for production, policy, and management decision making. Compilation of these statistics is provided through the cooperation of Nevada Division of Agriculture and University of Nevada-Reno College of Agriculture with National Agricultural Statistics Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Most of the data that go into the preparation of these agricultural statistics come directly from those who know Nevada agriculture best...Nevada farm and ranch operators. The reliabilityof these statisticsis dependent on the voluntary cooperation of farm and ranch operators, and the vast majority of Nevada's operators cooperate fully. Thank you, Nevada fanners and ranchers, for your cooperation in this worthwhile endeavor.
On behalf of the staffof Nevada AgriculturalStatisticsService, it is my pleasure to present the 28th edition of this bulletin. Questions regarding any of these statistics or requests for additional information will be welcomed by our office;we are here to serve agriculture.
A..k/,d/~ Martin J. Owens State Statistician TABLE OF CONTENTS
GENERAL LIVESTOCK - GENERAL Table of Contents 5 Number of Livestock Farms & Ranches 8 Nevada Facts and Figures 6 Livestock Siaugahter 29 Record Highs and Lows 7 Range and Pasture Condition...... 30 Number of Farms and Land in Farms ...... 8 Honey Production 30 Cash Receipts from Farm Marketings . 9 & 10 Farm Income ...... 11 CATTLE Prices Received ...... 12 Inventory, Supply, and Disposition 24 Crop/Weather Summary ...... 13 Production and Income 24 Climatological Data 14 Cattle and Calves on Feed 25 Major Land Ownership in Nevada 34 Inventory by Counties 25 Foreign Ownership of Agricultural Land . .. 35 Land Values 36 SHEEP AND LAMBS Farm Labor 37 Inventory, Supply, and Disposition 26 Extension and ASCS County Offices 46 Production and Income 26 Wool Production and Value 27 FIELD CROPS Inventory by Counties 27 Crop Summary 15 Winter Wheat,AcreagelYield/Production .. 16 HOGS AND PIGS Winter Wheat by Counties .'.. 16 Inventory, Supply & Disposition 28 Spring Wheat,AcreagelYield/Production . .. 17 Production and Income 28 Spring Wheat by Counties 17 Barley, AcreagelYield/Production 18 DAIRY AND DAIRY PRODUCTS Barley by Counties ...... 18 Hay, AcreagelYield/Production 19 Milk Production, Value/Utilization 31 Hay by Counties 20 Milk Cows and Production 31 Hay Exported To California...... 21 Milk Cows & Production by Counties 31 Milk, Price, and Fat Test 32
SPECIAL TY CROPS POULmy Alfalfa Seed,Acreage/Yield/Production 22 Number on Farms 33 Alfalfa Seed by Counties 22 Production and Income 33 Potatoes, AcreagelYield/Production 23 Layers and Egg Production ...... 33 Onions, AcreagelYield/Production ...... 23 Garlic, AcreagelYield/Production ...... 23 PESTICIDE AND HERBICIDE USE Aerial & Ground Application 38-45
NEVADA 1995 AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS 5 NEVADA FACTS AND FIGURES
Nevada Population Nevada Population Growth
Total, 1993": 1,398,400 Thousands 1400,------,
1200
1000
800 Nevada Land and Utilization 600
400 Total Land Area: 109,894 Sq. Mi. or 70.3 Million Acres
1890 1900 1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 People Per Square Mile: 12.7
_ Total Population All Land in Farms and Ranches: . . .. 8,800,000 Acres
Proportion of Land in Farms & Ranches: ... 13 Percent Source: Nevada Statistical Abstract 1994
11 Source: Nevada State Demographer's Office, Bureau of Business and Economic Research, College of Business Administration, University of Nevada, Reno. December 1993.
Land in Farms and Ranches: Utilization as a percent of total'
Harvested 48.6%
Rangeland 88% Cropland 9% Other 10.3% Wood-j,and & Other ''3%, Pasture 31.4%
Idle 9.7%
11 1992 US Census of Agriculture
6 NEVADA 1995 AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS RECORD HIGHS AND LOWS IN NEVADA AGRICULTURE
BECQB!) I::IIGI::I BECQS!) lQW Year Estimate Item .\lnit OuaDtit¥ Year Ouantit¥ Year Started All Wheat: Harvested ...... Acres 31,000 1976 & 1981 3,000 1879 1881 Yield ...... • Bu. 88.9 1993 19 1879 1879 Production .•...... Bu. 1,890,000 1982 68,000 1879 1881
Winter Wheat Harvested ...... Acres 19,000 1974 1,000 1932 1909 Yield ...... Bu. 100 1993 20 1952 1909 Production ...... •. Bu. 1,190,000 1975 23,000 1932 1909
Spring Wheat Harvested ...... Acres 19,000 1919 3,000 1968 1909 Yield ...... Bu. 80 1989 & 1993 20 1936 1909 Production ...... Bu. 1,200,000 1984 81,000 1968 1909
Barley Harvested ...... Acres 3':,000 1982 4,000 1994 1870 Yield ...... Bu. 110 1992 25.5 1923 1870 Production ...... Bu. 2,560,000 1982 152,000 1923 1870
All Hay Harvested ...... Acres 530,000 1983 206,000 1931 1909 Yield •...... Ton 2.98 1994 1.33 1943 1909 Production ...... Ton 1,463,000 1989 302,000 1931 1909
Alfalfa Hay Harvested ...... Acres 250,000 1988 98,000 1947 1909 Yield ...... Ton 4.40 1993 1.80 1931 1909 Production ...... Ton 1,078,000 1989 234,000 1931 1909
Alfalfa Seed Harvested ...... Acres 23,500 1970 1,000 1960 1959 Yield ...... •.... Lbs. 900 1990 200 1962 1959 Production ..•..... Lbs. 14,400,000 1990 300,000 1960 1959
Potatoes Harvested ...... Acres 17,000 1978 500 1968 1879 Yield •.•••...... Cwt. 390 1992 60 1931 1879 Production •...... Cwt. 5,440,000 1978 88,000 1889 1879
All Cattle, Jan. 1 Head 700,000 1982 36,000 1867 1867
All Sheep, Jan. 1 Head 1,330,000 1920 24,000 1867 1867
All HOlls, Jan. 1 Head 34,000 1916 3,000 1867 & 1868 1867
NEVADA 1995 AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS 7 NUMBER OF FARMS AND LAND IN FARMS AND RANCHES: 1990-95"
NE~AQA UNITED STATES Number Average Size All Land Number Average Size All Land Year Of Farms Qf Earms In Earms Qf Ea£ms Of Earms In Earms Acres 000 Acres OOO's Acres 000 Acres 1980 ...... 2.900 3.100 8.990 2,440 426 1.038.885 1981 · ...... 3.100 2.871 8.900 2,440 424 1.034.190 1982 ...... 2.900 3.069 8.900 2,407 427 1.027.795 1983 ...... 2.800 3.179 8.900 2.379 430 1.023,425 1984 ...... 2.800 3.179 8.900 2.334 436 1.017.803
1985 ...... 2.700 3.296 8.900 2.293 441 1.012.073 1986 ...... 2.700 3.296 8.900 2.250 447 1.005.333 1987 ...... 2.600 3,423 8.900 2.213 451 998.923 1988 ...... 2.600 3,423 8.900 2.201 452 994,423 1989 ...... 2.500 3.560 8.900 2.175 456 990.723
1990 ...... 2.500 3.560 8.900 2.146 460 986.850 1991 · ...... 2.500 3.560 8.900 2.117 464 981.736 1992 · ...... 2.500 3.560 8.900 2.108 464 978.503 1993 · ...... 2,400 3.708 8.900 2.083 469 976,463 1994 · ...... 2,400 3.667 8.800 2.265 471 973,403
19952/ ...... 2.500 3.520 8.800 2.073 469 972.253
" Farmis definedas a place with annualsales of agriculturalproductsof $ 1.000 or more. 2/ Preliminary.
NUMBER OF LIVESTOCK FARMS: 1980-94
tljE~ADA UtljlTED STATES Y.e.ar c.attJ.e Milk Caws ~ ~ c.attJ.e Milk Caws ~ ~ ------Number ------ooo» ------1980 ...... 1.700 400 300 220 1.622.5 335.8 119.9 670.4 1981 ...... 1.700 400 320 220 1.621.6 322.9 125.6 580.1 1982 ...... 1.700 400 320 210 1.611.0 312.1 128.1 482.2 1983 ...... 1.700 400 300 200 1.583.4 297.7 126.4 462.1 1984 ...... 1.700 400 270 200 1.538.4 282.4 123.5 428.5
1985 ...... 1.700 300 270 180 1,487.8 269.1 117.4 388.6 1986 ...... 1.700 300 300 170 1,438.6 249.2 114.8 346.1 1987 ...... 1.700 300 300 150 1.396.5 227.9 113.6 328.6 1988 ...... 1.700 290 300 150 1.353.5 216.1 112.3 322.6 1989 ...... 1.700 280 300 150 1.319.4 202.9 109.4 300.9
1990 ...... 1.700 270 300 140 1.284.0 192.7 105.6 268.1 1991 ...... 1.700 260 350 140 1.242.3 180.6 101.2 247.1 1992 ...... 1.700 250 350 140 1.226.9 170.5 97.9 240.2 1993 ...... 1.700 "230 350 140 1.229.7 159.5 93.3 225.2 1994 ...... 1.600 200 320 140 1.219.3 150.0 87.4 208.8
" Pendingrevision..
8 NEVADA1995AGRICULTURALSTATISTICS CASH RECEIPTS: From Farm Marketings by Commodities, Nevada 1992-94
1992 1993 1994 000 $ % of Totsl 000 $ % of Totsl 000 $ % of Totsl Cattle & Calves 142.243 53.2 141,431 47.8 130.640 43.7 DairyProducts 43.152 16.1 42.189 14.3 50.750 17.0 Sheep & Lambs (includingWool) 3.025 1.1 3.065 1.0 2.146 0.7 AllOther Livestock& Products 5.921 2.2 6,429 2.2 5.889 2.0 Tii~~Jlil~~Q:¢tt·.·~Pi!)4t:$i•• lm<;\ AllHay...... 38.892 14.5 55.764 18.9 64.612 21.6 AlfalfaSeed 6.596 2.5 4.211 1.4 8.880 3.0 Potatoes...... 11.154 4.2 16.200 5.5 14.568 4.9 Food & Feed Grains 3.350 1.3 3,453 1.2 3.196 1.1 Vegetables 8.067 3.0 17.642 6.0 12.883 4.3 AllOther Crops 5.019 1.9 5.316 1.8 5.557 1.9 TMii:tCfii;jijii/////ie;·;:·;:·.'··;··;····.;:;·;·ee!i':;i':.~.'i;:"<>;Zll;0.18W3g;1 CASH RECEIPTS FROM FARM MARKETING OF COMMODITIES 1994 L1yesTocK CROPS $189,425,000 $109,696,000 63.3% 36.7% Cattle & Calves 436% All Other Livestock 2.7% Potatoes 4.9% Dairy Products 17.0% Alfalfa Seed 3.0% Vegetables 4.3% Grains 11% Ot her Crops r. 9% All Hay 21.6% NEVADA1995AGRICULTURALSTATISTICS9 CASH RECEIPTS: From Sale of Principle Products and Government Payments County and Livestock and Total Receipts Government All Cash District Livestock Products .cnw.s from Marketing payments ReceiPts ------Thousand Dollars ------ ~'I Carson City ...... 1,259 282 1,541 63 1,604 Churchill ...... 32,201 7,211 39,412 511 39,923 Douglas 12,180 1,042 13,222 57 13,279 Humboldt 19,557 20,768 40,325 2,015 42,340 Lyon ...... 48,326 18,094 66,420 622 67,042 Pershing 8,567 9,823 18,390 1,371 19,761 Storey21 . Washoe 10,959 3,499 14,458 342 14,800 N.qdJjw~~,(U<>J~i};94~~">>:. U/:::®a:l~U::.;~\;·.J~3.1:1(}ft;;.,•.:«> ;/:?i!h~ln:L\:":<>\>J~~i7j4:~ Elko 46,005 1,449 47,454 3,693 51,147 Eureka 5,337 4,008 9,345 706 10,051 Lander 7,663 1,299 8,962 451 9,413 White Pine 10,130 960 11,090 1,012 12,102 NQi:ffi§.~~f~/~i~i~U~~;1~~:··· ..i X/:i/ >U\>Q~J.J~ Clark 20,112 ',143 21,255 3/ 2',255 Esmeralda ',813 ',863 3,676 3/ 3,676 Lincoln 3,597 1,063 4,660 94 4,754 Mineral ',023 190 ',213 3/ ',213 Nye 5,197 2,007 7,204 259 7,463 $.9i.m:n <\UUX/<~1),14.~:~X~ 5;m;~~1 ------Thousand Dollars ------jJi9.311 Carson City ...... 1,247 320 1,567 54 1,621 Churchill 31,695 8,972 40,667 309 40,976 Douglas 11,828 1,303 13,131 31 13,131 Humboldt 19,006 26,478 45,484 1,231 46,715 Lyon...... 41,539 29,761 71,300 400 71,700 Pershing 8,184 13,205 21,389 . 1,375 22,764 Storey21 . Washoe 10,307 4,516 14,823 170 14,993 NQHlhv.~'f.:;···.\$4;$l;i~:/,>n<:aQ$';~:$:~·;·.:~\:··!»LZh$~~;;·ii. \ i.<~nA~()j) Elko 44,024 1,793 45,817 1,864 47,681 Eureka 4,792 5,010 9,802 482 10,284 Lander 6,451 1,711 8,162 407 8,569 White Pine 9,820 1,198 11,018 396 11,414 Niii~~#\;:.·::·::::·.:·.:::·\';~!,h"().~n:./;/::';'~//:/"$./11~:.·.·<\:.::.~:/U7.4;7.~$.\~'\':·:.:·:··:.:;;:.:::·~::.~:;:.~A4.~;:::·~U;::;:: Lincoln 3,433 ',329 4,762 31 4,762 Mineral...... 733 238 971 31 971 Nye 4,984 2,477 7,461 141 7,602 ~i#n>UU>XU®~"$$(f.>}?>··/,///41/\\:3U;\:~$i.4.37U»< \UU\~$t ~:/Y. > Source: Bureau of Economic Analysis, U.S. Department of Commerce, Washington, D.C. '1ncludes estimates of inter-farm and intra-state sales resulting in larger total cash receipts than shown in USDA estimate on previous pages. 21 Not included. 31 Less than $50,000,included in state total. 10 NEVADA 1995 AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS FARM INCOME AND PRODUCTION EXPENSES: Nevada 1990-1994 ------Million Dollars ------Gross Farm Income ...... • 318.5 296.3 279.3 329.6 339.8 Gross Cash Income 312.9 284.1 284.5 309.9 317.0 Farm Marketings ...... •...... 301.3 272.4 267.4 295.7 299.1 Crops •....•...... •... 115.4 82.1 73.1 102.6 109.7 Livestock & Products ...... •..... 185.9 190.3 194.3 193.1 189.4 Government Payments 5.3 5.7 11.2 7.0 4.8 Farm Related Income ...... •...... 6.3 6.0 5.8 7.2 13.1 Noncash Income ...•...... 15.5 15.0 14.3 13.9 14.4 Value of Home Consumption...... 3.5 2.1 2.0 2.0 2.0 Rental Value of Dwellings...... 12.0 12.9 12.3 12.0 12.4 Operator and Other Dwellings 1/ •••••• 9.6 10.0 10.4 10.3 10.8 Hired Laborer Dwellings ..•..•..... 2.4 2.9 2.0 1.7 1.6 Value of Inventory Adjustment -9.9 -2.8 -19.4 5.7 8.4 Total Production Expenses 228.7 213.4 207.1 224.3 261.5 Intermediate Product Expenses 137.4 127.6 124.7 140.8 166.2 Farm Origin ...... 55.8 45.7 42.1 52.4 63.9 Feed Purchased ...... 30.6 27.0 25.6 25.3 28.9 Livestock & Poultry Purchased...... 21.6 14:8 13.0 23.5 30.6 Seed Purchased . •...... • ...... 3.6 3.9 3.5 3.7 4.4 Manufactured Inputs 30.0 30.2 30.0 29.5 20.9 Fertilizer & Lime ·2.8 2.9 3.0 3.1 4.0 Pesticides 3.2 3.3 3.3 3.6 4.2 Fuel&Oil ...•...... 13.3 12.9 11.5 11.2 12.7 Electricity 10.7 11.1 12.2 11.6 .0 Other 51.6 51.8 52.7 58.8 81.3 Repair & Maintenance...... 12.0 11.8 14.7 14.0 17.2 Other Miscellaneous ...... 39.6 40.0 37.9 44.8 64.2 Interest...... 25.9- 23.5 21.2 17.6 19.4 Real Estate 17.2 15.5 14.0 12.0 12.6 Non-Real Estate ...... 8.7 8.0 7.2 5.6 ·6.8 Contract & Hired Labor Expenses . . . • •. 30.5 27.3 25.9 31.3 40.4 Net Rent to Non-operator Landlord" . . . .. 1.3 .9 1.3 1.2 1.5 Capital Consumption 26.2 26.9 26.6 25.5 25.1 Property Taxes 7.4 7.2 7.4 8.0 8.9 Source: Economic Indicators of the Farm Sector, State Financial Summary, USDA-ERS. 1/ Value added to gross income. Value added to net farm income equals difference in net farm income and returns to operators. 21 Includes landlord capital consumption. 31 Statistics represent the farm sector, defined as including farm operators' dwellings located on farms. FARM INCOME AND PRODUCTION EXPENSES Mlllloni 400 350 300 250 200 150 100 50 II III 82 113 114 115 116 117 88 119 90 91 92 93 94 _ N.t Farm Income E3 1btai Production EJ.p o Groll Farm Income -NEVADA 1995 AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS 11 PRICES RECEIVED FOR SPECIFIED PRODUCTS: By Months, Nevada, 1990-94 ..Au.9... fiar ~ ..fib.... .MaL ..ADL ...Ma¥.. ~ --tuL ...£eJL ...o.ct. ~ ~ ------(Dolla,s Per Cwt.)------Ste~us and Heifers 1990 ...... 75.40 75.80 73.10 75.80 77.10 75.00 78.60 78.20 76.50 77.40 71.90 80.70 1991 ...... 78.30 79.10 82.20 75.10 75.90 81.20 83.10 73.30 78.00 72.60 77.80 74.50 1992 ...... 73.90 76.60 72.50 76.70 73.00 75.20 74.20 74.10 74.80 72.20 76.60 74.50 1993 ...... 75.90 76.70 78.60 76.00 76.20 74.40 78.50 78.50 72.70 79.50 76.50 79.30 1994 ...... 79.50 76.50 79.30 79.40 80.90 79.20 76.00 69.00 67.20 66.30 64.40 66.70 ~ 1990 ...... 44.80 49.90 47.60 49.90 48.70 49.60 47.90 52.50 48.30 46.30 43.10 43.50 1991 ...... 47.70 44.80 48.70 49.20 49.70 54.30 48.70 48.20 48.00 47.80 44.30 46.10 1992 ...... 45.90 48.20 47.30 47.30 47.40 46.40 48.20 46.70 44.60 43.80 43.40 44.10 1993 ...... 46.40 45.70 51.30 45.80 46.20 50.70 47.00 48.90 45.30 45.10 47.10 45.90 1994 ...... 45.10 47.10 45.90 44.90 46.50 47.40 47.10 45.10 41.90 42.30 39.80 39.20 CalY.es 1990 ...... 86.40 87.60 98.40 95.10 91.00 87.90 84.50 89.60 89.70 92.80 86.30 94.50 1991 ...... 90.60 93.30 101.40 108.90 100.80 99.40 98.60 90.80 92.00 94.70 93.10 86.30 1992 ...... 88.80 92.90 88.00 92.50 83.32 81.90 90.40 92.40 87.00 93.20 88.50 87.60 1993 ...... 89.20 94.60 95.70 91.40 89.50 100.10 88.40 90.10 97.30 90.30 93.90 91.50 1994 ...... 90.30 93.90 91.50 92.60 95.00 99.50 91.70 83.70 80.50 80.20 75.30 71.60 S1wul 1990 ...... 12.60 18.10 14.20 19.80 12.40 9.60 10.00 9.80 14.40 14.40 10.00 14.70 1991 ...... 19.60 16.20 15.00 18.40 15.00 11.80 22.40 15.90 13.00 15.00 13.80 12.70 1992 ...... 25.50 15.90 20.10 27.00 19.40 13.80 20.50 17.40 16.00 12.50 24.00 18.30 1993 ...... 28.00 23.20 21.10 20.80 20.40 22.40 20.90 18.70 23.80 20.70 21.10 22.70 1994 ...... 20.70 21.10 21.50 22.00 25.90 24.40 22.90 18.60 19.10 16.80 16.70 17.20 .I.amb.s. 1990 ...... 56.80 53.20 56.70 52.40 43.10 46.10 43.00 43.30 41.40 43.00 49.70 43.50 1991 ...... 42.30 48.60 53.20 48.90 51.90 53.30 52.80 48.90 31.20 34.70 33.30 43.40 1992 ...... 43.70 46.30 56.60 47.00 51.50 55.70 53.00 42.00 44.70 41.20 44.20 52.00 1993 ...... 59.70 51.40 60.60 50.40 63.60 53.80 51.10 49.60 55.60 59.60 47.70 49.00 1994 ...... 59.60 47.70 49.00 51.50 48.70 53.40 56.00 54.80 54.30 55.20 55.30 51.50 ------(Dolla,s Per Ton) ------Alfalfa tfa~ 1990 ...... 110.00 110.00 107.00 106.00 106.00 110.00 110.00 106.00 105.00 105.00 105.00 105.00 1991 ...... 107.00 102.00 101.00 103.00 98.00 94.00 86.00 85.00 78.00 78.00 78.00 82.00 1992 ...... 81.00 73.00 77.00 70.00 64.00 75.00 76.00 77.00 74.00 76.00 82.00 88.00 1993 ...... 83.00 85.00 83.00 88.00 91.00 95.00 94.00 94.00 92.00 91.00 98.00 104.00 1994 ...... 104.00 102.00 106.00 104.00 102.00 100.00 93.00 92.00 94.00 97.00 97.00 104.00 Qtb~u tfal£ 1990 ...... 85.00 85.00 78.00 80.00 80.00 80.00 80.00 75.00 75.00 80.00 80.00 80.00 1991 ...... 83.00 91.00 95.00 95.00 88.00 84.00 80.00 75.00 63.00 65.00 63.00 65.00 1992 ...... 59.00 60.00 60.00 55.00 45.00 55.00 64.00 59.00 63.00 65.00 71.00 73.00 1993 ...... 73.00 75.00 78.00 81.00 82.00 62.00 70.00 74.00 76.00 76.00 80.00 90.00 1994 ...... 93.00 88.00 92.00 88.00 85.00 88.00 80.00 83.00 83.00 88.00 90.00 88.00 All tfal£ 1990 ...... 103.00 103.00 98.00 98.00 98.00 101.00 101.00 97.00 97.00 99.00 99.00 99.00 1991 ...... 101.00 99.00 100.00 101.00 96.00 92.00 85.00 83.00 74.00 75.00 74.00 78.00 1992 ...... 76.00 70.00 73.00 66.00 63.00 73.00 75.00 75.00 73.00 75.00 81.00 87.00 1993 ...... 82.00 84.00 83.00 87.00 89.00 87.00 88.00 89.00 88.00 90.00 96.00 103.00 1994 103.00 101.00 105.00 102.00 100.00 99.00 92.00 91.00 93.00 96.00 96.00 102.00 ..__ ...._--_._. __ ..... - .-..... __ ...... _- 12 NEVADA1995 AGRICULTURALSTATISTICS 1994 CROP/WEATHER SUMMARY JANUARY JULY Temperatures ranged above normal with only traces of Clear, dry weather prevailed with a few thunderstorms precipitation. Mildweather favored calving and lambing, at the end of the month. Second cutting of alfalfa but lack of precipitation was a concern. continued. Small grain harvest advanced northward. Pasture and range conditions declined as drought FEBBUARY intensified. Some livestock moved from summer range Some precipitation was received which greatly improved due to lack of water. the irrigation water outlook. Temperatures were below normal most of the month. Fieldwork was underway in AUGUST the south. Calving and lambing continued. Weather remained mostly dry with above normal temperatures. A number of fires raged, including the MARCH Moore Fire north of Winnemucca (23,000 acres), the Some precipitation in northwest mid-month. Crystal Peak-Verdi Fire west of Reno (7,300 acres), and Temperatures generally above normal with some records the Woodhills Fire south of Wells (4,00 acres). Small broken. Spring field work in progress central and grain harvest continued North. Second and third southern areas. Irrigation water supplies a major cuttings of alfalfa north and central areas. Harvest of concern. Calving and lambing aided by mild weather. garlic for seed completed. Onion digging active. Range, pasture conditions poor to very poor. APRIL Some isolated thundershowers with only light SEPTEMBER precipitation. Temperatures continued above normal. Mostly cooler weather with some moisture. Snow fell Some oats and barley planted, winter wheat greening, in some mountain ranges mid-month. Small grain first cutting of alfalfa hay underway extreme south. harvest complete. Alfalfa harvest continued. Other hay Many areas expected less than half of normal allocation harvest virtually complete. Onion digging continued. for irrigation with surface water. Calving 75% Livestock moving to fall pasture and market. Stock complete. Livestock movement to summer pastures water supplies short. getting underway. OCTOBER MAY Cooler weather patterns with measurable precipitation Some precipitation received in the north and central mid-month. Hay cutting and onion harvest winding areas. A tornado touched down 16 miles south of down. Potato harvest continued. Seeding of fall- Battle Mt. with no damage mid-May. Crop conditions planted small grains underway. Continued movement of were mostly good, but surface irrigation water supplies livestock to fall pastures or market. short. First cutting alfalfa central areas, second cutting underway extreme south. Livestock movement to NOVEMBER summer ranges continued. Calving, lambing and Cold, wet weather predominated with snow falling shearing nearly complete. throughout the state. Temperature extremes ranged from 73 degrees to -21 degrees. Most field work came JUNE to a halt. Main farm, ranch activities included Weather mostly windy with some widely spread marketing, feeding and moving livestock; grading, thunderstorms. Temperatures ranged slightly above sorting and marketing crops. normal. Range and pasture conditions were slightly above normal. Alfalfa hay harvest continued, third DECEMBER cutting extreme south. Barley and oats harvest nearly Mostly cool temperatures, slightly below normal with complete south. Potato crop growing well. Stock water light precipitation. Snow cover intensified livestock supplies 95% adequate. feeding requirements in North. Low livestock prices encouraged producers to hold stock. Fall seeded crops safe from freeze damage. NEVADA1995 AGRICULTURALSTATISTICS 13 CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA: Selected Stations, 1993-94 ANNUAL PRECIPITATION FROST FREE21 Station Elevation Normal" - - Feet ------Inches ------Days ------ Northwe!!l Carson City ...... 4.651 8.28 6.39 10.87 148 161 Fallon ...... 3.966 6.83 5.24 5.32 139 143 Lovelock ...... 3.975 6.12 5.31 5.83 128 117 McDermitt ...... 4.527 7.69 7.59 9.74 9 88 Reno ...... 4.404 6.58 5.20 7.53 186 187 Winnemucca ...... 4.301 7.27 7.58 8.23 102 132 Yerington ...... 4.376 8.37 3.69 NA 183 173 NQnb!HISl Austin ...... 6.604 NA 13.47 NA NA 118 Battle Mountain ...... 4.450 7.18 9.65 8.23 135 117 Elko ...... 5.050 7.66 8.32 9.93 54 86 Ely ...... 6.253 10.06 9.22 NA 10 19 Mountain City ...... 5.640 10.18 10.17 13;22 27 11 South Central Caliente ...... -...... 4.403 11.83 9.00 9.57 188 170 Hawthorne ...... 4.220 4.00 5.17 NA 196 188 Tonopah ...... 5.427 4.45 4.10 5.69 135 150 ElIlreme SOYlb Desert Rock ...... 3.301 7.55 3.28 NA 251 264 Las Vegas ...... - 2.162 5.05 2.56 4.13 304 270 Pahrum~ ...... 2_;670 7.71 3.18 4.76 197 204 NA = Data not available. 1/ Normal for period 1961-1990. 2/ Days between last frost in spring to first frost in fall. 32 degrees F. TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION: Areally Weighted State Averages and Departures from Normal (1961-1990) for 1994' ~ DEPARTURE Ja MONTHLY VALUE rn:J NORMAL 73 C z o 1 8 65 8- ~ w 57 0:: '"::0 8 ~ 49 '"Q W 'Q" 41 :::;; W r- 33 MONTHS 1/ Climatological Data Annual Summary. Nevada - Volume 109.Number 13 14 NEVADA 1995 AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS ANNUAL CROP SUMMARY: Nevada 1994 Season ~[OductiO!l Average Ac[!~age Yield Price Value of .t.rQJl Ye.ar ~Ia!lted Harvested Unit ~ I!l1al J.Un1L p[oductio!l ------ooo» ------ooo» s 000 s» Winter 1992 6 5 Bu 85.0 425 3.20 1.360 Wheat 1993 6 4 100.0 400 3.00 1.200 1994 7 5 90.0 450 3.50 1.575 Spring 1992 6 5 75.0 375 3.35 1.256 Wheat 1993 6 5 80.0 400 2.95 1.180 1994 5 4 55.0 220 3.40 748 All 1992 12 10 80.0 800 3.30 2.616 Wheat 1993 11 9 88.9 800 2.95 2.380 1994 12 9 74.4 670 3.45 2.323 Barley 1992 7 5 110.0 550 2.25 1.238 1993 6 5 100.0 500 2.55 1.275 1994 7 4 85.0 340 2.40 816 Alfalfa 1992 230 Tons 3.80 874 79.00 69.046 Hay 1993 235 4.40 1.034 99.50 102.883 1994 240 4.30 1.032 96.50 99.588 All 1992 150 1.25 188 68.00 12.784 Other 1993 270 1.30 351 77.00 27.027 Hay 1994 230 1.60 368 85.50 31,464 All 1992 380 2.79 1.062 78.00 81.830 Hay 1993 505 2.74 1.385 94.00 129.910 1994 470 2.98 1,400 95.00 131.052 Alfalfa 1992 11 Lbs 570 6.270 1.05 6.584 Seed 1993 9.5 425 4.038 1.00 4.038 1994 13 680 8.840 1.00 8.840 Potatoes 1992 7.5 7.5 Cwt 390 2.925 6.05 17.696 1993 7.7 7.7 380 2.926 5.55 16.239 1994 8.0 8.0 345 2.780 5.60 15,456 - Actual Acres- - Actual Tons - Garlic 1992 950 Tons 8.0 7.600 335.00 2.546 1993 800 8.0 6,400 310.00 1.984 1994 1.650 7.5 12.375 295.00 3.651 Onions 1992 650 28.0 18.200 270.00 4.914 1993 1•000. 28.0 28.000 540.00 15.120 1994 1.500 21.0 31.50q 280.00 8.820 All 1992 117,424 Main 1993 170.946 !;O[QI2§ 1994 170.958 NEVADA 1995 AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS 15 WINTER WHEAT: Acreage, Yield, Production, Price and Value, Nevada, 1985-94 Acres Acres Yield Season Price Value Of Ye..ar ~Iaoted l::Iar~ested ~e[ Alae ~[QductiQ[] A~e[age ~[QductiQ[] Bushels 000 Bu. $'s Per Bu. 000 $'s 1985 ...... 9,000 9.000 80 720 2.55 1.836 1986 ...... 10.000 9.000 90 810 2.05 1,661 1987 ...... 8.000 7,000 90 630 2.25 1,418 1988 ...... 8.000 7,000 80 560 3.45 1,932 1989 ...... 7.000 6.000 80 480 3.40 1,632 1990 ...... 7.000 6,000 70 420 2.48 1.042 1991 ...... 6.000 4.000 90 360 3.25 1.170 1992 ...... 6.000 5.000 85 425 3.20 1.360 1993 ...... 5.000 4.000 100 400 3.00 1.200 1994 ...... 7.000 5.000 90 450 3.50 1.575 WINTER WHEAT: Acreage, Yield and Production, By Counties, Nevada, 1993-94 1993 1994 CQuntv planted Ha[vested Yield ~[Oduction Planted Harvested Yield ~[OductiQn ------Acres ------Bushels ------Acres ------Bushels - --- - Humboldt 2.700 2.500 102.8 257,000 2.800 2.700 82.6 223.000 Pershing 1/ 1/ 1/ 1/ 2.200 1.000 101.0 101.000 Other Counties 2.100 1,400 95.4 133.500 1.700 1.200 97.5 117.000 JiSi;!~liw~#),;X.·.;'//4A~~trY/H:~;AA~HX··i)··'1~~;)Y/~!J.~;~()1)••/<' ~k1bQ: 1/ Data included in "Other Counties" to avoid disclosing individual information. Winter Wheat acreage (OOO's) 16 100 12 80 8 60 4 40 o 20 1985 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 1994 _Acres planted ~ Acres harvested ---8- Yield 16 NEVADA 1995 AGRICULTURALSTATISTICS SPRING WHEAT: Acreage, Yield, Production, Price and Value, Nevada, 1985-94 Acres Acres Yield Season Price Value Of Yw planted tla[llastad Par A~[a P[cdu~ticD Alla[aga P[cdu~tiCD Bushels 000 Bu. $'s Per Bu. 000 $'s 1985 ...... 17.000 15.000 70 1.050 2.91 3.056 1986 ...... 15.000 13.000 70 910 2.20 2.002 1987 ...... 16.000 14.000 75 1,050 2.30 2.415 1988 ...... 14.000 12.000 65 780 3.75 2.925 1989 ...... 11,000 9.000 80 720 3.65 2,628 1990 ...... 9.000 8.000 70 560 2.40 1.344 1991 ...... 5.000 4.000 75 300 3.30 990 1992 ...... 6,000 5,000 75 375 3.35 1,256 1993 ...... 6.000 5.000 80 400 2.95 1.180 1994 ...... 5,000 4.000 55 220 3.40 748 SPRING WHEAT: Acreage, Yield and Production, By Counties, Nevada, 1993-94 1993 1994 CCUDty PlaDted tla[llested Yield pmductiCD PlaDted tla[llested Yield pmductiCD ------Acres ------Bushels ------Acres ------Bushels - - - -- Humboldt 3.000 2.600 80.0 208.000 2,200 1,900 52.6 100,000 Pershing 2,300 2.000 82.5 165.000 1/ Other Counties 600 400 67.5 27,000 2.400 1,800 57.8 104,000 N~hhW.~~L/;c.... >?~~Q9;//iU$/P99Hi //;U;'·~9;9i<::~AQQ;Q@U «4;$99{ \;.:.·?UkI9Q;;"H\;'i9$4?//··.';?,MA)9Q N~hh~~*L/< ;c/U/;·,1Qqy/;· .·.··.·.>i:;·.'·.·i·.···.i·.i· •••·•.•·.·.·,·.·/.·;;;Ukk/; •••••••••••••i .../,\;ZMi /////<19q·i:" ·LH~Q;Q;':~.i/\·./nj):i9;QQ ~t@lli;'/H/;;';;"/ ;;;;;;;;.;;c;;.;/ •••;;.••••.•/ ••••.•••••:;••••••••••••••••••••·• •.••••••••·••·.·•.i•..·i.·..·.··.·..··.·~. .·i",j/",;;;.",; i··.·.··.• /~·..• i .;•ZM··>< .·iHMQ. ;..:.:..·/.:....·;.'H99.:9:~·/. n\ •••••:)j9.i999 $t~.t4ii,;.··,>·•••••./•.••••, •••.•/;.•.••<~;()q9',;, •·••••\'/·$';()(jO•••,;.·.\;//,;,;,;~j)At //,;4(jQ;QQ(j•••,.·••·•••.•; .••$;QQ 1/ Data includedin "Other Counties"to avoiddisclosingindividualinformation. Spring Wheat acreage (OOO's) yield (bu.Zacre) 25.---~------.100 20 80 15 60 10 40 5 20 o o 1985 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 1994 _ Acres planted _ Acres harvested -*- Yield NEVADA1995 AGRICULTURALSTATISTICS17 BARLEY: Acreage, Yield, Production, Price and Value, Nevada, 1985-94 Acres Acres Yield Season Price Value Of Ye.ar planted I::tar~ested Per A!:tre PrQdu!:ttiQn Average prQdl.!!:ttiQn Bushels 000 Bu. $'s Per Bu. 000 «» 1985 ...... 23,000 20,000 80 1,600 2.15 3.440 1986 ...... 18,000 16,000 90 1.440 1.85 2,664 1987 ...... 16,000 14,000 90 1,260 2.00 2,520 1988 .. ,., ...... 14,000 12,000 80 960 2.65 2,544 1989 ...... 12,000 11,000 90 990 2.40 2,376 1990 ...... 12,000 9,000 75 675 2.20 1.485 1991 ...... 8,000 4,000 90 360 2.15 774 1992 ...... 7,000 5,000 110 550 2.25 1,238 1993 ...... 6,000 5,000 100 500 2.55 1,275 1994 ...... 7,000 4,000 85 340 2.40 816 BARLEY: Acreage, Yield and Production, By Counties, Nevada, 1993-94 1993 1994 County planted Harvested Yield Production planted I::tarvested Yield Production ------Acres ------Bushels ------Acres ------Bushels - - - - - Churchill 600 500 92.0 46,000 11 Humboldt 1,800 1,700 114.1 194,000 2,500 2,200 88.2 194,000 Pershing...... 1.400 1,000 88.0 88,000 11 Other Counties ..... 500 300 83.3 25,000 2.400 1,100 80.0 88,000 Ncjt*W~#U;<;;;;;.·;4;$P.o.: .HH;;:3;~O.O;+;•••.·. ••••••··to.O.;~.··;>;.$ii(:3;()M;'<;4;s.®iH••'••••;;~•••;~®H??\$?~t> ;H+>;~~~;@i>. Ncji:¥Ii:\f#'(H\.·i/U,;;:.·/•·w• ~Q(f;r;; $tilik.·\~V>H<·H<} ••··.''6;O(io; U;;;;>S;t;{iQ ••<>.;<;t()tf~ .·>U$@;OOO/;{i/J;O@/ >•.·••••;4;:•()QO••• /; ;C/fJS;pi ••>;;//3it();®O 11 Data includedin "Other Counties"to avoid disclosingindividualinformation. Barley yield (bu.z acre) 20 15 10 5 40 o 20 1985 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 1994 _ Acres planted ~ Acres harvested -S- Yield 18 NEVADA1995AGRICULTURALSTATISTICS HAY: Acreage, Yield, Production, Price and Value, Nevada, 1985-94 ALL HAY ALFALFA HAy1! Yield Season Value Yield Acres Per Average Of Acres Per .Year Harvested Acre ~rQductiQ[] frke ~[QductiQ[] Harvested Ac.r.e ~rQductiQ[] 000 Tons 000 Tons $ 000 $ 000 Tons 000 Tons 1985 ...... 495 2.63 1.392 80.50 104.811 235 4.10 964 1986 ...... 520 2.65 1.376 74.00 101.824 240 4.10 984 1987 ...... 515 2.68 1.380 77.00 106.260 245 4.20 1.029 1988 ...... 510 2.62 1.336 95.50 127.588 250 4.20 1.050 1989 ...... 520 2.81 1.463 96.00 140.448 245 4.40 1.078 1990 ...... 490 2.77 1.359 99.00 133.508 240 4.10 984 1991 ...... 475 2.44 1.158 77.50 89.169 235 3.65 858 1992 ...... 380 2.79 1.062 78.00 81.830 230 3.80 874 1993 ...... 505 2.74 1.385 94.00 129.910 235 4.40 1.034 1994 ...... 470 2.98 1.400 95.00 131.052 240 4.30 1.032 11 Alfalfa hay season average price and value of production are not available. All Hay Acres Harvested acreage (OOO's) 500 400 300 200 100 a 1985 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 1994 _ Al1al1a hay _ All other hay • NEVADA1995AGRICULTURALSTATISTICS19 HA Y: Acreage Harvested, Yield and Production, by Types, by Counties, Nevada, 1993 ALFALFA HAY ALL OTHER HAY ALL HAY County Yield Production YiID.d Production Production Ton Tons Tons Tons Tons CarsonCity ...... 500 4.00 2,000 3,000 2.00 6,000 8,000 Churchill 31,000 4.32 134,000 6,000 2.50 15,000 149,000 Douglas 9,000 3.78 34,000 7,000 2.14 15,000 49,000 Humboldt 35,000 4.54 159,000 38,000 1.13 43,000 202,000 Lyon 39,000 4.72 184,000 7,000 2.00 14.000 198.000 Pershing 19.700 4.72 93.000 100 3.00 300 93.300 Storey 300 3.33 1.000 7.000 1.44 10.100 11.100 Washoe 12.500 4.32 54.000 900 1.22 1.100 55.100 N.9.f#iWMC//i.cJ.4fVAA9?·)///:\4:4;9\< i<~~nA:)QQ\n. /\fJ~~9.P.9;;;\;~<'~<"\1;Jij';;;/ A94~P9?< i/\1~)~P9. Elko 26.000 3.15 82.000 160.000 1.04 116.000 248.000 Eureka 18.500 4.27 79.000 8.000 3.00 24.000 103,000 Lander 9.000 4.78 43.000 16.000 1.50 24.000 67.000 WhitePine 8.500 4.47 38.000 7.000 2.00 14.000 52.000 NmM#.(%Y;d:~~;Q:Q9Y/////;3:;~Q;· :::/\M~;'9.QP~::::i:.::::/J~1;9Q9 HAY: Acreage Harvested, Yield and Production, by Types, by Counties, Nevada, 1994 ALFALFA HAY ALL OTHER HAY ALL HAY County A.cr..e.a YWI.d Production A.cr..e.a YWI.d Production Production Ton Tons Tons Tons Tons CarsonCity 1.200 4.17 5.000 1.000 2.00 2.000 7.000 Churchill 31.000 4.45 138.000 5.000 2.40 12.000 150.000 Douglas 8.000 3.88 31,000 7.000 2.71 19.000 50.000 Humboldt 40.000 4.78 191.000 25.000 1.32 33.000 224.000 Lyon 39.000 4.56 178.000 4.000 2.50 10.000 188.000 Pershing 19.100 3.89 74,300 1.500 2.00 3.000 77,300 Storey 200 3.50 700 100 2.00 200 900 Washoe 10,500 4.00 42,000 3,400 2.00 6,800 48,800 N.9.f#iW.~~(;;)\'1~~QQQ;;;;////4:;4a: ;::\i\:~~~;0.9'k:<;\>47;QQ~Y//>;·::::/h~ .:/?2?;$.!1)QQQ;.'!•.,...... 74~)QQ.. .Q Elko 23.000 2.09 71,000 145.000 1.45 210,000 281.000 Eureka 16.000 4.81 77,000 7,000 2.86 20.000 97,000 Lander 12.000 4.50 54,000 15,000 1.80 27,000 81,000 WhitePine 12,000 4.00 48,000 6,000 1.50 9,000 57.000 Nml:i~#f%:\>;:$::MQ!FUX///$~~l( :uxUa~Q;Q.9PiUUXln~9Q~r/U.i/:\JAi4\i/ 20 NEVADA 1995 AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS NEVADA ALFALFA HAY: Trucked into California, 1989-1994 ------Tons ------January 31,489 26.036 N/A 19.343 16.681 32.907 February 29.729 25.085 28.793 14.877 8.646 25.775 March 29.579 25.778 22,419 16.234 19.119 25.715 April 13.636 12.823 15.056 11.323 9.550 10.758 May 6.136 7.991 6.163 10.505 4.787 5.075 June 11.254 8,436 4.350 9.951 12.246 12.610 July 15.305 15.509 9.134 9.750 21.017 19.338 August 17.376 17.938 9.076 7.101 22.125 24.783 September 16.729 18.137 9.673 4.795 25,484 25.641 October 23.904 21.802 9,414 11.868 30.074 30.884 November 27.883 22.744 12.266 16.808 28.526 27.757 December 31.030 19.558 17.327 16.037 33.776 30.587 :rO:t1ij»~\\n\i'>/';<;;~\2ij4{()5()/:\:}~}XZ2~MJ:;3(V><><.14;kfl:1(h\}>447;~6:F>'><232;:O$.V:<\\\>Z7MJ:~Q NEVADA ALFALFA HAY CUBES: Trucked into California 1989-1994 ------Tons ------January 1.928 1.022 N/A 954 580 878 February 1.675 1.937 746 816 481 476 March 2.180 554 922 1.081 704 602 April 1.214 395 902 832 545 "5.527 May 1.384 1.715 1.203 1,416 377 5.250 June 2.375 3.292 2,416 2.580 1.902 5.909 July 2.281 1.978 1.348 1.126 1.941 7.268 August 1.584 1.803 1.234 907 2,455 7.643 September 2.086 1,467 1.540 963 2.255 7.702 October 2.330 1.706 1,478 1.004 1.150 7.100 November 2,420 1,431 1.885 911 692 6.763 December 2.299 1.546 1.033 801 1.137 5.906 :fbt~r?{;V;;;;;;;X;U?{;;WH;<;;;;~~j1~~H;;;HHHt8;84~;;;;»;;H'14~1(J1;;;;;;;:;;// J;3:;;3:91/:/· :·>H)S/t4(t>H;HH~;t;Q2$ " Largervolumedue to increasedshipmentsfor export. SOURCE:CaliforniaMarketSummary.Federal-StateMarketNews Service.Sacramento. CA;compiledfrom border station reports. N/A- Not available. AUaUa Hay Trucked into California, 1994 tons (OOO's) 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dee _Alfalfa hay cubes _ Baled Al1alfa hay NEVADA1995AGRICULTURALSTATISTICS21 ALFALFA SEED: Acreage. Yield. Production. Price and Value, Nevada. 1985-94 ACRES ~BQDUCTIQN VALUE Yield Per Season Average Value of Year Harvested Acn Ioli!l &i..c.e Productio!] Lbs, 000 Lbs, $'s Per Lbs. 000 s» 1985 ·...... 11,000 670 7,370 1.00 7,370 1986 · ...... 10,000 600 6,000 1.00 6,000 1987 ·...... 10,000 630 6,300 1.15 7,245 1988 · ...... 11,000 640 7,040 1.25 8,800 1989 · ...... 14,000 710 9,940 1.20 11,928 1990 · ...... 16,000 900 14,400 1.20 17,280 1991 · ...... 14,000 725 10,150 1.20 12,180 1992 · ...... 11,000 570 6,270 1.05 6,584 1993 ...... 9,500 425 4,038 1.00 4,038 1994 ·...... 13,000 680 8,840 1.00 8,840 ALFALFA SEED: Acreage. Yield. Production. by Counties. Nevada. 1985-94 Humboldt pershing All Other'1 Neyada Total ------Harvested Acres ------1985 2,500 8,300 200 11,000 1986 2,500 7,300 200 10,000 1987 3,100 6,700 200 10,000 1988 3,700 7,100 200 11,000 1989 4,000 10,000 14,000 1990 ...... 5,300 10,700 16,000 1991 ...... 3,500 10,500 14,000 1992 ...... 4,500 6,300 200 11,000 1993 ...... 5,400 4,000 100 9,500 1994 ...... 8,000 4,900 100 13,000 ------Yield Per Acre in Lbs ------. ------1985 540 715 425 670 1986 410 670 425 600 1987 490 700 450 630 1988 520 705 550 640 1989 635 740 710 1990 ...... 800 950 900 1991 ...... 920 660 725 1992 ...... 800 410 435 570 1993 ...... 390 470 520 425 1994 ...... 650 735 380 680 ------Production of Clean Seed in 000 Lbs. ------1985 1,350 5,935 85 7,370 1986 1,025 4,890 85 6,000 1987 1,520 4,690 90 6,300 1988 1,925 5,005 110 7,040 1989 2,540 7,400 9,940 1990 4,240 10,160 14,400 1991 3,220 6,930 10,150 1992 3,600 2,583 87 6,270 1993 2,106 1,880 52 4,038 1994 5,200 3,602 38 8,840 " Churchill, Lander, Lincoln, Nye, Washoe, and White Pine. 22 NEVADA1995 AGRICULTURALSTATISTICS POTATOES: Acreage,Yield, Production, Price and Value, Nevada, 1985-94 Season Acres Acres Yield Per Average Value of Year Planted Harvested &re PUlduction ~ Production Cwt. 000 Cwt. $'s Per Cwt. 000 $'s 1985 ...... 9.000 9.000 345 3.105 2.80 8.694 1986 ...... 9.000 9.000 350 3.150 4.15 13.073 1987 ...... 8.000 8.000 340 3.720 3.10 8,432 1988 ...... 8.000 8.000 310 2,480 5.55 13.764 1989 ...... 8.000 8.000 325 2.600 8.70 22.620 1990 ...... 7.000 7.000 335 2.345 7.30 17.119 1991 ...... 7.600 7.600 335 2.546 4.00 10.184 1992 ...... 7.500 7.500 390 2.925 6.05 17.696 1993 ...... 7.700 7.700 380 2.926 5.55 16.239 1994 ...... 8.000 8.000 345 2.760 6.15 16.974 ONIONS: Acreage, Yield, Production, Price and Value, Nevada, 1985-94 Season Acres" Acres Yield Per Average Value of Year ~laDtad l::Ia[llastad Akril ~[llductiIlD frikil ~[lldUCliIlD Tons Tons s» Per Ton 000 s» 1985 ...... 600 21 12.600 200.00 2.520 1986 ...... 400 21 8,400 260.00 2.184 1987 ...... 460 25 11.500 200.00 2.300 1988 ...... 630 25 15.570 280.00 4,410 1989 ...... 600 35 21.000 280.00 5.880 1990 ...... 700 22 15,400 260.00 4.004 1991 ...... 700 30 21.000 280.00 5.880 1992 ...... 650 28 18.200 270.00 4.914 1993 ...... 1.000 28 28.000 540.00 15.120 1994 ...... 1.500 21 31.500 280.00 8.820 'Not available. GARLIC: Acreage, Yield, Production, Price and Value, Nevada, 1985-94 Season Acres" Acres Yield Per Average Value of Year ~laDtad l::Ia[llaSlad Akril ~[llductiIlD fr.icil ~[llductiIlD Tons Tons $'s Per Ton 000 s» 1985 ...... 900 6.0 5,400 400.00 2.160 1986 ...... 800 6.5 5.200 380.00 1.976 1987 ...... 660 7.0 4.600 360.00 1.656 1988 ...... 1.200 5.0 6.000 320.00 1.920 1989 ...... 1.200 6.0 7.200 370.00 1.664 1990 ...... 1.050 7.5 7.900 320.00 2.520 1991 ...... 550 4.0 2.200 375.00 825 1992 ...... 950 8.0 7.600 335.00 2.546 1993 ...... 800 8.0 6,400 310.00 1.984 1994 ...... 1.650 7.5 12.375 295.00 3,651 1/ Not available. NEVADA1995 AGRICULTURALSTATISTICS 23 CATTLE AND CALVES: Inventory, January 1, 1994-9511 NEVADA UNITED STATES 95 as 95 as Class of Livestock ~ of 94 ~ .iaas % of 94 -- - - - 000 Head - - - - Pet. -- - - - 000 Head -- - -- Pet. All Cattle And Calves 490 500 102 100,988 103,265 102 All Cows That Have Calved .. . 260 265 102 44,178 45,583 103 Be~Cows 239 242 101 34,650 36,051 104 Milk Cows 21 23 110 9,528 9,532 100 Heifers 500 Ibs. + 87 84 97 19,577 19,895 102 Beef Replacement...... 47 45 96 6,365 6,480 102 Milk Replacement 8 9 113 4,144 4,121 99 Other Heifers 32 30 94 9,068 9,294 102 Steers500Ibs.+ 52 55 106 17,042 17,132 101 Bulls 500 Ibs.+ 14 14 100 2,307 2,388 104 Calves Under 500 Ibs. 77 82 106 17,884 18,267 102 l~Vffu~~tY··V·~~JWq;~J 1/ Sum of classes may not add to total due to rounding. CATTLE AND CALVES: Inventory, Supply and Disposition, Nevada, 1985-95 Cattle All Calves Inship- MARKETINGS Farm Deaths .Y.wu: Jan....l Bgm ments CallW ~ Slaughter CallW ~ ------• ------000 Head ------•------1985 620 270 25 151 120 5 10 19 1986 610 260 15 188 115 5 9 18 1987 580 235 10 164 104 5 7 15 1988 530 235 10 131 95 5 8 16 1989 520 245 20 113 110 5 8 19 1990 ...... 530 245 40 155 114 3 8 15 1991 ...... 520 250 30 145 112 2 6 15 1992 ...... 520 240 25 152 113 2 6 12 1993 ...... 500 225 35 150 100 2 6 12 1994 ...... 490 220 47 137 100 2 6 12 1995 ...... 500 CATTLE AND CALVES: Production and Income, Nevada, 1985-94 Value of Value of Home Gross Production Marketjngs Production Cash Recejpts 11 ConsumDtion Income ------000 Lbs. ------000 $'s ------1985 194,060 214,430 92,836 101,753 2,361 104,114 1986 199,625 249,875 96,094 119,670 2,399 122,069 1987 179,360 219,240 102,743 125,088 2,836 127,924 1988 170,545 179,475 113,756 119,298 3,321 122,619 1989 161,975 154,530 113,741 108,651 3,878 112,529 1990 ...... 159,625 181,960 118,296 135,205 3,117 138,322 1991 ...... 180,245 187,680 135,857 142,754 1,778 144,532 1992 ...... 168,650 196,200 122,899 142,243 1,707 143,950 1993 ...... 164,275 189,000 123,255 141,431 1,771 143,202 1994 ...... 152,915 176,000 115,246 130,640 1,748 132,388 1/ Receipts from marketings and sale of farm slaughter. 24 NEVADA 1995 AGRICULTURALSTATISTICS CA TILE AND CALVES: Inventory, January 1, by Counties, Nevada, 1990-95 County & District ------Number of Hetld ------Carson City ...... 1.100 1,200 1.400 1.700 1,700 1.600 Churchill 48.000 48.000 47.000 43.000 42.000 43.000 Douglas 22.000 22.000 22.000 22.000 20,000 20.000 Humboldt 63.000 61.000 60.000 58.000 58.000 57.000 Lyon " 41.000 41.000 41.000 46.000 44.000 43.000 Pershing 27,000 29.000 32.000 27.000 24,000 27.000 Storey 300 300 300 300 300 400 Washoe 31.000 31.000 32,000 31.000 32.000 32,000 JII()dhv"li~F/;'.2~;40Q»\//2a3j~QQ< :;>~'(Za5~JQQ<'\"'\22$;:OOQ\//\"'22Z;:OOO:»:\· ••<224A)Qo Elko 168.000 160.000 159,000 147,000 151.000 157.000 Eureka 15.000 15.000 15.000 14.000 13,000 13.000 Lander 30.000 29.000 27.000 29,000 29,000 29.000 White Pine 24.000 24.000 24.000 23.000 25,000 25,000 N6jdiii~t/fU/:l37;000'./>Y/225;OOO>;»· ·~\2t4;O()O Clark 15,000 14.000 13,000 13,000 13,000 13,000 Esmeralda...... 10.000 9.000 8.000 8,000 8.000 8.000 Lincoln 12.000 13.000 15.000 16.000 16,000 16.000 Mineral ...... 3.600 3.500 4,300 4.000 3,000 3,000 Nye 19.000 19.000 19.000 17,000 10,000 12,000 $.@hHX/U)/$$;$.Q~L:>/··/::~~M~AA;~~~~W//U~;P99// :;·.'LL:/~9;99.9i· •/• //U/$.M9.99 ;S;~@~V/(;;;H;{/{/H; CATTLE AND CALVES: Number on Feed, January 1, Nevada, 1990-95 1995 as % of 1994 ------Thousand Hetld ------Percent - - Number on Feed for Slaughter Market 28 45 45 40 25 30 120 Nevada Cattle & Calves Total Inventory thouaand head 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 January 1 NEVADA1995 AGRICULTURALSTATISTICS 25 SHEEP AND LAMB INVENTORY: January 1, 1994-95 NEVADA UNITEP STATES 95 as % 95 as % Class of Livestock 1.9.a5 ...oL.9.4... ~ 1.9.a5 .JlL9A.. - - - - 000 Head - - - - Pct. - - - - - 000 Head - - - - - Pct. AllSheep & Lambs 91.0 107.0 118 9.742.2 8.895.0 91 AllMarketSheep & Lambs 11 28.0 11 2.455.0 MarketSheep 11 1.0 11 2.351.6 MarketLambs 11 27.0 11 103.4 AllBreedingSheep & Lambs 78.0 79.0 101 7.233.1 6.440.0 89 BreedingEwes one year old & older 60.0 65.0 108 5.804.2 5.304.0 91 BreedingRams one year old & older 2.0 2.0 100 301.6 258.1 86 BreedingReplacementLambs 16.0 12.0 75 1.127.3 877.9 78 fu~i1(9.!Y;Vm.;t(!P.!)/~'jj,;;n;n;n~;lM;~./·.·•••••>;• $.~~74f/»;/l~~;; ·.;•••·i.·.///·••• ~~l;~;~L ;U~~;Q~~;Q U>;;;.;f!.] Valueper head ($'5) 74.00 81.00 109 69.90 74.70 107 11 tegorizeddifferentlyin1994. SHEEP AND LAMBS: Inventory, Supply and Disposition, Nevada, 1985-95 Sheep & lambs lamb Inship- MARKETINGS Farm DEATHS Jan 111 Crwl IllWlU .sllil.wl ~ Slauahter .sllil.wl ~ ------000 Head ------1985 100 72 41 17 92 3 6 14 1986 81 73.. 2 2 43 3 7 15 1987 86 80 18 2 56 3 7 20 1988 96 74 4 15 43 3 18 1989 87 84 12 2 49 3 9 19 1990 ...... 101 80 13 7 61 3 9 15 1991 ...... 98.5 65 12 24 39 3 9 15 1992 ...... 85 62 29 7 56 2 7 13 1993 ...... 91 63 24 4 61 2 8 14 1994 ...... 91 62 24 6 42 2 8 13 1995 ...... 107 11 Includesnew crop lambs beginningin 1994. SHEEP AND LAMBS: Production and Income, Nevada. 1985-94 Value of Value of Home Gross Yur Production Marketings Production Cash Receipts11 Consumotion Income ------ooOLbs. ------000 $'s ------1985 7.085 12.780 3.747 6.461 123 6.584 1986 ,...... 5.721 5.046 3.652 3.333 150 3.483 1987 6.476 6.476 4.027 4.471 158 4.629 1988 5.481 6.781 2.641 2.943 125 3.068 1989 6.102 5.102 3.240 2.909 133 3.042 1990 ...... 6.985 6.645 2.561 2.815 114 2.929 1991 ...... 4.300 7.590 1.659 2.237 109 2.346 1992 ...... 3.958 6.283 2.027 3.027 69 3.096 1993 ...... 4.100 6.095 1.964 3.066 73 3.139 1994 ...... 4.325 4.765 1.804 2.147 69 2.216 11 Receiptsfrom marketingsand sale of farm slaughter. 26 NEVADA1995AGRICULTURALSTATISTICS SHEEP AND LAMBS: Inventory, January 1, by Counties, Nevada, 1990-95 County Douglas 5,200 4,700 3,000 2,500 2,500 1,500 Humboldt 5,600 5,100 4,000 3,500 2,000 28,000 Lyon 12.400 14,000 14,000 11,000 11,000 11,000 Pershing 12,000 6,400 2,400 18,000 10,000 3,000 Washoe 5,500 6.400 6,500 4,000 5,500 7,000 CarsonCity ...... 3,000 3,300 3,000 2,900 2,000 2,000 OtherCounties ..... 2,100 1,600 1,100 1,100 1,000 1,000 I'iIpi.thw.$f:·:q·:4l,i;$QO./···: \/\·:/.:i41A:i0.(f\o:c·\>/$.!hQ(lP':Y·.· .·::.·~;".·':·:·::;;43.;~.(')Q?'.·:·:::·::.•••'/UM;OQ(f ••'/·:·::\·:··i\2<6:.t®~ Elko 25,000 25,000 20,500 19,000 20,000 10,000 Eureka 2,800 4,000 3,500 2,500 6,500 3,000 Lander 3,700 3,700 3,000 3,000 5,000 25,000 WhitePine 18,700 19,000 18,000 17,500 20,000 14,000 Ni:ifijj~~!i.f\3/.~P;t()():::\\//\\\.~:h:1P();Y X:.:·:::·:i;.:41i;P(fQXY//:'iXY4ziP!)(t:::::: : WOOL PRODUCTION AND VALUE: Nevada 1985-94 Sheep Weight per Wool Price per Year Sb..w:o ~ ~u;u;h.!;li!;ml fmm.d. ~ 000 Head Lbs. 000 Lbs. $'s 000 $'s 1985 ...... 78 10.2 796 .62 494 1986 ...... 76 10.0 760 .68 517 1987 ...... 83 10.0 830 .95 789 1988 ...... 91 10.0 910 1.43 1,301 1989 ...... 82 9.5 779 1.42 1,106 1990 ...... 86 9.7 831 .84 698 1991 ...... 90 9.5 854 .52 444 1992 ...... 73 9.5 697 .74 516 1993 ...... 70 8.9 620 .51 316 1994 ...... 74 9.8 722 .73 527 Sheep and Lambs Total Inventory thousand head 1200 1000 800 800 400 200 January 1 NEVADA1995 AGRICULTURALSTATISTICS27 HOG AND PIG INVENTORY: December 1, 1993-94" NEVADA UNITED STATES 94 as % 94 as % Class of livestock ...0.1...9.3... of 93 - -- - - 000 Head - - -- -Pet. ------000 Head ---- Pet. AllHogs& Pigs 9.0 9.0 100 57.904 59.612 103 Breeding 1.5 1.5 100 7.165 6.956 97 Market...... 7.5 7.5 100 50.739 52.657 104 ~~vij\.l~iY.:V.l~Y~'~:~r:·:/H>:/;<~>\\Il4.!s/:': inHHH1~6..HH<\\;J(l\\nY\\4~~~:1.¥~!f~\<:H~~1?~~!f~\):'( .."ir~ Valueperhead ($'s) 105.00 74.00 70 74.90 53.20 71 1/ Sumof classesmaynot addto totaldueto rounding. HOGS AND PIGS: Inventory, Supply and Disposition, Nevada, 1985-95 HOGS & PIGS PIGCROP Inship- Farm Year ~ Dec-May" Jun-Noy menta Marketings Slaughter ~ ------000 Head ------1985 13.000 10.000 12.000 18.800 200 1.000 1986 15.000 10.000 11.000 20.800 200 1.000 1987 14.000 13.000 13.000 1.000 23.800 200 1.000 1988 16.000 12.400 14.200 1.000 27.800 200 1.000 1989 15.000 13.200 12.400 2.400 27.500 200 1.300 1990 ...... 14.000 14.500 12.500 2.500 27.000 500 2.000 1991 ...... 14.000 10.100 12.900 4.000 25.700 300 2.000 1992 ...... 13.000 10.200 8.400 3.000 22.800 300 1.500 1993 ...... 10.000 8.400 9.300 3.500 19.900 300 2.000 1994 ...... 9.000 10.000 8.400 5.200 21.300 300 2.000 1995 ...... 9.000 1/ December1" of precedingyear. HOGS AND PIGS: Production and Income, Nevada, 1985-94 Value of Value of Home Gross Year Production Marketings Production Cash Receipts Consumption Income ------OOOLbs. ------000 $'S ------1985 4.151 3.929 1.414 1,339 32 1.371 1986 4.288 4,171 1.824 1.774 40 1.814 1987 5.372 5.029 2.380 2.243 42 2.285 1988 5.563 5,641 1.850 1,903 31 1.934 1989 5.520 5,711 1.800 1,909 31 1,940 1990 ...... 5.460 5.510 2.390 2.476 97 2.573 1991 ...... 5.359 5.428 2.391 2.493 60 2.553 1992 ...... 4.242 4.790 1.618 1.879 51 1.930 1993 ...... 3.792 4.072 1.590 1.788 57 1.845 1994 ...... 4.535 4.572 1.746 1.794 52 1.846 28 NEVADA1995AGRICULTURALSTATISTICS COMMERICAL LIVESTOCK SLAUGHTER BY CLASSES: Nevada, 1990-94 Species UVEWEIGHT Species UYEWEIGHT & Year Average Io1a.I & Year Haad Average Io1a.I No. Lbs. 000 Lbs. No. Lbs. 000 Lbs. Cattle: Sheep & Lambs: 1990 1.300 937 1.257 1990 2.700 123 337 1991 1.500 1.096 1.675 1991 . 1992 1.400 1.069 1.461 1992 . 1993 1.300 1.092 1.425 1993 . 1994 1.200 1.128 1.354 1994 . Calves: Hogs: 1990 . 1990 2.100 249 516 1991 . 1991 2.000 239 471 1992 . 1992 2.100 221 453 1993 . 1993 2.100 191 403 1994 . 1994 2.200 215 474 COMMERICAL LIVESTOCK SLAUGHTER BY MONTHS: Nevada, 199411 CAIILE CAL~ES St:lEE~ & LAMBS HOGS ALl. SPECIES Total Total Total Total Total Live- Live- Live- Live- Live- MQnth .!::I..e.a..d weight Hfta.d weight Head weight liea.d w..ei.gbt weight No. 000 Lb. No. 000 Lb. No. 000 Lb. No. 000 Lb. 000 Lb. January ...... 100 95 200 28 123 February ...... 100 82 100 26 108 March ...... 100 117 100 32 149 April •...... 100 85 100 29 114 May ...... 100 158 300 69 227 June ...... 100 112 200 40 152 July ...... 100 120 200 49 169 August ...... 100 74 200 53 127 September ...... 100 119 100 28 147 October ...... 100 118 100 31 149 November ...... 100 154 200 38 192 December ...... 100 120 200 51 171 " Totals may not add due to rounding. NEVADA 1995 AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS 29 HONEY: Production and Value, Nevada, 1980-1994 Colonies Yield Per Total Price Per Value Of Honey Stocks Year Of Bees CQlQmt ~[QductiQD ~QI.!Dd ~[Qdl.!ctiQD ~ec. ]5 000 Lbs. 000 Lbs. Cents 000 $'s OOOLbs. 1980 ...... 11 60 660 72.0 475 231 1981 ...... 12 35 420 75.0 315 88 1982 Discontinued in 1982 -- Reinstated in 1986 .. 1986 ...... 9 40 360 50.0 180 54 1987 ...... 11 30 330 79.0 261 66 1988 ...... 9 30 270 47.0 127 54 1989 ...... 15 54 810 50.0 405 162 1990 ...... 17 58 986 72.0 710 296 1991 ...... 15 54 810 78.0 632 275 1992 ...... 15 65 975 85.0 829 341 1993 ...... 14 52 728 95.0 692 328 1994 ...... 14 54 756 93.0 703 174 RANGE AND PASTURE CONDITION: First of Month, Nevada, 1977-94 Year Aw: M..u Ju.n J.ul AWl S.!Ul o.ct Nw£ D.w: ------Percent ------1977 ...... 47 55 70 75 75 69 80 75 66 1978 ...... 95 84 87 91 86 86 89 85 90 1979 ...... 92 92 89 85 83 82 78 85 85 1980 ...... 94 87 98 97 95 94 95 94 90 1981 ...... 89 91 82 78 62 60 65 66 67 1982 ...... 88 90 90 86 87 95 93 99 * 1983 ...... 92 91 102 97 99 102 102 105 * 1984 ...... 88 95 84 89 88 95 96 105 1985 ...... 87 85 77 70 60 69 66 72 * 1986 ...... * 89 87 83 83 70 72 72 .. 1987 ...... 58 79 79 75 69 66 62 .. 1988 ...... 64 61 60 60 58 56 56 .. 1989 ...... 74 76 68 69 62 63 71 .. 1990 ...... 68 70 73 61 63 61 63 1991 ...... 66 75 84 72 64 62 65 .. 1992 ...... • 49 52 45 43 38 34 41 • 1993 ...... 77 105 101 96 96 90 92 .. 1994 ...... 79 79 77 67 65 60 60 .. • Discontinued. 30 NEVADA 1995 AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS MILK PRODUCTION: Farm Value, Utilization, and Marketing Receipts, Nevada, 1985-94 Value of Utilization Marketing Receipts Year Production Production Farm Uses ~ per Ib - Milk Fat Cash Receipts _ - Million Lbs - - - 000 $'s ------Million Lbs ------$'s ------000 $'s - - - ~ 1985 242 30.976 5 237 3.52 30.336 1986 250 30.500 5 245 3.36 29.890 1987 263 32.875 5 258 3.47 32.250 1988 278 33.638 5 273 3.33 33.275 1989 295 39.088 5 290 3.67 38.426 1990 328 43.296 7 321 3.66 42.372 1991 341 39.556 6 335 3.21 38.860 1992 353 43.772 5 348 3.46 43.152 1993 348 42.804 5 343 3.46 42.189 1994 413 51.625 7 406 3.47 50.750 1/ Milk equivalent of cream sold. MILK: Cows Milked, Production per Cow, Total Production, by Quarter, Nevada, 1992-94 COWS MILKEP" MILK PERCOW21 MILK PROPUCTlON2 Quarter .1.9..a2 .lS!U .1.9..9.4 .1.9..a2 .lS!U .1.9..9.4 ------oOO's ------Lbs ------Million Lbs ------Jan-Mar 20.0 20.0 21.0 4,350 4.150 4.430 87.0 83.0 93.0 Apr-Jun 20.0 20.0 23.0 4.500 4,450 4.700 90.0 89.0 108.1 Jul-Sep 20.0 20.0 23.0 4,450 4,450 4.620 89.0 89.0 106.3 Oct-Dee 20.0 20.0 23.0 4.350 4.350 4.590 87.0 87.0 105.6 :Ailliti~Y/HYH 1/ Excludesheifers not yet fresh. 21 Excludesmilk sucked by calves. MILK COWS AND PRODUCTION: By Counties, Nevada, 1993-94" 1993 1994 Milk Milk per Milk Milk Milk per Milk County .c..o.ws CJlw Production.c..o.ws CJlw Production No. Lb_ Million Lb. No. Lb. Million Lb. Churchill _ 7,800 17.000 132.6 7.700 18.000 138.6 Clark 5.500 18.000 99.0 5.000 18.700 93.5 Douglas 1,400 17.800 24.9 1.170 19.000 22.2 Lyon ...... 1.970 19.600 38.6 2.100 19.800 41.6 Nye 2.350 17,400 40.9 5.300 18.600 98.6 Washoe 500 16.300 8.2 800 17.000 13.6 All Other Counties 480 7.975 3.8 430 11,419 4.9 $jl:tt~>.///;n;Y;\<>U//(L/2l)Jl)®>;: /2/1;1Aoo:· ·./\/2 1/ Totals may not add due to rounding. NEVADA 1995 AGRICULTURALSTATISTICS 31 ALL MILK PRICES AND AVERAGE FAT TEST: Milk Sold by Farmers, by Months, Nevada 1991-1993 All Milk price per Cwt Fat Test of Milk Sold 1992 --.. ------$'s ------Percent ------January 12.80 11.90 13.20 3.78 3.82 3.77 February 12.30 11.70 13.00 3.68 3.74 3.71 March 11.90 11.50 13.20 3.62 3.62 3.64 April 11.80 11.80 13.10 3.41 3.54 3.56 May 11.90 12.10 12.30 3.42 3.47 3.51 June 12.40 12.50 12.10 3.41 3.40 3.45 July 12.60 12.40 11.60 3.43 3.37 3.40 August 12.80 12.00 11.90 3.45 3.39 3.41 3.50 3.52 3.51 September 13.10 12.40 12.30 October 12.80 12.70 12.50 3.71 3.59 3.71 November 12.60 13.30 12.60 3.71 3.63 3.76 December 13.10 13.10 12.20 3.71 3.74 3.79 Aijfuj;iWd::~b'X~;>{;:/~:;:/d~;>n%Y'dS>;h Annual All Milk Price and Fat Test Dollars Percent 14.00,------,4.00 13.50 3.90 13.00 3.80 3.60 11.50 1985 86 8887 89 90 91 92 93 1994 _ All Milk Price --s- Fat Test 32 NEVADA 1995 AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS POULTRY: Number on Farms, Nevada,December 1,1985-94 Not of Laying Age All Hens & Pullets Pullets Pullets Other Chickens of Laying Age 3 mos. & Older Under 3 mos. Old Chickens ------000 Hesd ------ 1985 ·...... 17 12 2 2 1 1986 ·. ·. 17 12 2 2 1 1987 ... 18 13 3 1 1 1988 ·. ·...... 17 13 2 1 1 1989 ·. 17 13 2 1 1 1990 ·. 14 11 1 1991 ..... 13 10 1 1992 ... ·. 12 9 1 1993 ·. 9 6 1 1994 ... Estimates discontinued CHICKENS AND EGGS: Production and Income, Nevada, 1985-94 Chickens Eggs Pounds Price! Value of Eggs Value of Ywu SWd fmJ.n.d .s.aJ..e.s ~[lldUC~d ~ ~[lldUCliIlD 000 's Cents 000 $'s Millions Cents/Dozen 000 s» 1985 · ...... 16 7.8 1 2.2 42.5 78 1986 ·...... 16 6.9 1 2.2 49.1 90 1987 · ...... 16 9.1 1 2.2 40.2 74 1988 ·...... 16 9.7 2 2.2 38.8 71 1989 · ...... 16 13.0 2 2.3 56.0 107 1990 · ...... 16 6.3 2.2 53.9 99 1991 · ...... 16 6.1 1.8 52.7 79 1992 · ...... 12 5.5 1.5 38.8 49 1993 ...... 20 5.0 1.1 41.3 38 1994 ...... 20 5.0 1.4 43.8 51 EGG PRODUCTION AND LAYERS: Ouarterly and Annual, Nevada, 1993-94 1993 1994 Average Eggs ~mduced Average Eggs ~mduced Number Per 100 Number Per 100 Oua[le[ J.a:t..ers J.a:t..ers Im.al J.a:t..ers J.a:t..ers Im.al 000 Birds Millions 000 Birds Millions December-February 9 2,853 0.3 Estimates discontinued March-May 8 4,038 0.3 June-August 6 4,692 0.3 September-November ...... 6 3.976 0.2 Aooi:i!ijt~>U 11 Production per 100 layers is derived. NEVADA 1995 AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS 33 ADMINISTRATION OF MAJOR LAND AREAS IN NEVADA [WlPRIVATE I/§ 1BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS DBUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT ~ NATIONAL PARK SERVICE II MIXED PUBLIC/PRIVATE BJ DEPT. OF DEFENSE 1·:~~.:··Pili3U.S. FISH & ~LDLIFE [JI] U.S. FOREST SERVICE NEVADA STATE PARKS Source: Nevada Statistica' Abstract 34 NEVADA 1995 AGRiCULtURAL STATISTICS FOREIGN OWNERSHIP OF AGRICULTURAL LAND: In Nevada By County, December 31, 1994 County parcels .Acres Reported Value'l Number Number 1,000 Dol/8rs Churchill ••..•.....•...... 2 78 165 Clark ...... •...... 2 417 311 Douglas .•.•...... 3 1,038 4,938 Elko 6 190,199 6,866 Eureka ....•.•...... 4 41,903 3,846 Humboldt 3 6.877 1.452 Lander ..•.•...... •...... 4 44,661 2,276 Lyon ....••...... 1 200 529 Nye ...... •...... 1 400 130 1;btal';';:;';':';f':';:;';':';j;';'::;';':';:;';':,;:;,;,::;,;,:,;:;,;,:,;:;,26;';';';';';';';';';';';':':·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:285j=7.'7·3:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:':':::':':::':':::':':':':':':':':':':'20;&l3 1/ Reported value is purchase price or non-purchase price (estimated value) at time of acquisition. AGRICULTURAL LANDHOLDINGS OF FOREIGN OWNERS: In Nevada by County, December 31, 1994 United All County Canada Germany Kingdom Q1b.e.r.s ------Acres ------Churchill...... 53 o o 25 Clark ••.•..•...... 40 o o 377 Douglas 20 o o 1,018 Elko ....•...... 0 o 640 189,559 Eureka 0 41.423 o 480 Humboldt ..•...... 0 0 0 6,877 Lander •...... 1.240 0 0 43.421 Lyon ...... 0 0 0 200 Nye 0 0 0 400 :rs;~t:::::;:j::;::::;::;::::~::::;::;::::;::;:~:;:;::;::;::::;::;:~:~::::;:::~~~~:::::::;.::::::::::::::::::::::::::4~)l~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~r:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~J;~I1: USE OF FOREIGN-OWNEDLAND: In Nevada by County, December 31,1994 Other Other Non- County Cropland pasture Agriculture Agriculture ------Acres ------Churchill . • ...... 63 0 0 0 15 78 Clark 150 0 0 40 227 417 Douglas 0 1,018 0 0 20 1.038 Elko 108.405 80.834 0 960 0 190.199 Eureka .....•...... 1,500 36,680 0 3,723 0 41,903 Humboldt 800 6,077 0 0 0 6.877 Lander 535 44,126 0 0 0 44.661 Lyon .... • ...... 0 200 0 0 0 200 Nye .•...... 0 0 0 150 250 400 J:Qi:id:;;;;;;;::;;;::;;;;:~:;::;::;::;:;::;::;:~:;::::fH;:4I)S::::::::::::::::::1~~;!JSli:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Q::::::::::::::::::4~8:1.3::::::::::::::::::::::i.l3.:::::::::::::::::::::::l8i.::1.1-S SOURCE: Foreign Ownership of U.S. Agricultural Land through December 31, 1993, County Level Data, USDA. ERS. NEVADA 1995 AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS 35 AVERAGE PER ACRE VALUE OF FARM REAL ESTATE: By State, 1987-9411 AS .Q..EFEBRUARY .i AS .Q..EJANUARY .i 1993 ------Doll.,. ------N~~~k »>i;) •••••·i3.3>/tal1; li.~aJ Maine 885 962 1.019 1.019 978 931 992 1.081 NewHampshire 1.847 2.112 2.237 2.237 2.148 2.045 2.178 2.374 Vermont 1.114 1.124 1.190 1.190 1.142 1.087 1.158 1.262 Massachusetts 3.012 3.553 3.763 3.763 3.612 3.439 3.662 3.992 RhodeIsland 3.389 4.748 5.028 5.028 4.827 4.595 4.894 5.334 Connecticut 3.557 4.171 4.417 4.417 4.240 4.036 4.299 4.686 NewYork 960 993 1.024 974 1.031 1.051 1.119 1.251 NewJersey 3.729 3.969 4.543 4.634 4.912 4.774 4.536 4.840 Pennsylvania 1.540 1.579 1.874 1.807 1.757 1.820 1.747 1.910 Delaware 1.677 1.765 2.058 2.259 2.248 2.126 2.362 2.641 Maryland 2.009 2.261 2.462 2.420 2.196 2.255 2.521 2.866 ~~~~$t~~n\e\HH:H++e197}(/ ~H"~$Y:....(~11:JY/\H+~:k / )+<$~Y >/H\1.it~+<\+~)· 1/ Valueof farmlandand buildingsinnominaldollars. 36 NEVADA1995 AGRICULTURALSTATISTICS FARM LABOR During the four survey periods between July 1994 and April 1995 the peak number of farm workers occurred in July when there was a total of 66,000 workers on farms and ranches in the Mountain II Region, which consists of Colorado, Nevada and Utah. The total hours worked by self-employed workers and hired workers was at the highest level during July. Wage rates were generally higher during the January and October survey periods. The average wage rate for all hired workers, regardless of method of payor type of workers, was highest in January at $6.67 per hour. Workers paid on an hourly basis earnedtheir highest wages during January when the average rate was $6.55 per hour. Both field and livestock workers received the highest nonsupervisory wage during the January survey period. FARM LABOR AND WAGE RATES: Mountain II Region, July 1994, October 1994, January 1995 and April 199511 July 10-16 October 9-15 January 8-14 April 9-15 ~ ~ 1..9..9..5 1..9..9..5 ------Workers on Ferms (000)2 ------Total 66 57 45 47 Self-employed 29 27 24 25 Unpaid 14 9 7 9 Hired 23 21 14 13 ------Hours Worked per Worke,v ------Self-employed 44.1 37.0 31.6 38.1 Unpaid Workers 37.7 33.3 26.3 29.5 Hired Workers 44.3 42.9 42.8 41.3 ------Method of Psy - DolIsrs per Hour"------Hourly 5.80 6.17 6.55 5.47 Other 6.32 6.39 6.73 6.91 All 6.05 6.26 6.67 6.20 ------Type of Work - DolIsrs per Hou,v ------Field Workers 5.63 5.72 6.53 5.65 Livestock Workers 5.40 5.85 5.96 5.53 Field and Livestock Workers 5.53 5.78 6.13 5.58 Supervisory 9.81 8.48 8.44 8.27 1/ Mountain II Region consists of Colorado. Nevada and Utah. 2/ Excludes Agricultural service workers. NEVADA 1995 AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS 37 1994 PESTICIDE AND HERBICIDE APPLICATION SUMMARY This summary was compiled from information contained in mandatory monthly reports submitted by the 1994 Custom Applicator licensees. Its accuracy is based on these monthly reports, and the data therein does not constitute approval or recommendations by the Nevada State Department of Agriculture or the Nevada Agricultural Statistics Service. This is not a complete summary in that it only contains the chemicals applied by custom applicators. It does not include chemical applications by individual farmers and ranchers who may apply chemicals on their own operations. ALFALFA Product Applied I Target Pest/Use I Total Acres 2,4-DB Ester Weeds 235.00 41b M Parathion Aphid 1,038.00 Ambush Thrip 125.00 Ambush Weevil/Aphid 200.00 Barrage Weeds 75.00 Buctril Weeds 63.00 Butoxone 200 Night Shade 145.00 Butoxone 200 Weeds 222.00 Cygon 400 Aphid 425.00 Dimethoate Aphid 473.00 Dimethoate 267 Aphid 9,371.00 Dimethoate 267 Thrip 407.00 Dimethoate 400 Aphid 7,870.00 Dimethoate 4EC Aphid 531.00 Dimethoate 4EC AphidlThrip 493.00 Dimethoate 4EC Thrip 247.00 Dimethoate 4EC Weeds 42.00 Furadam 4F Aphid 457.00 Furadam 4F Weevil 11,130.00 Gowan Imiden Weevil 531.00 Gramoxone Extra Grasses 84.00 Gramoxone Extra Weeds 348.00 Lorsban Aphid 80.00 Lorsban 4E Aphid 610.00 Lorsban 4E Thrip 689.00 Lorsban 4E Weevil 125.00 Malathion 8 We~vil 210.00 Malathion 8 EC Aphid 40.00 Metasystox-R 2 Aphid 11 1.00 Paraspray 8 Aqu Aphid 300.00 Paraspray 8-E Aphid 610.00 Paraspray 8-E Thrip 1,095.00 Paraspray 8-E Weevil 4,850.00 Poast Grasses 20.00 Poast Plus Grasses 460.00 Roundup Weeds 19.00 Sencor 4F Grasses 766.00 Sencor 4F Weeds 1,320.00 Treflan TR-1 0 Dodder 150.00 Unifilm 707 Weeds 19.00 Velpar L Weeds 7,588.00 Velpar L White Top & Grasses 1,917.00 Weedone 638 Weeds 408.00 Weedone LV6 Weeds 218.00 Total Acres Treated: 56,117.00 38 NEVADA 1995 AGRICULTURALSTATISTICS 1994 PESTICIDEAND HERBICIDEAPPLICATION SUMMARY, con'd ALFALFA SEED I Product A~~lied I Target Pest/Use Total Acres 2,4-DB Ester Weeds 72.00 Bronate Weeds 138.00 Buctril Night Shade 72.00 Butoxone 200 Weeds 60.00 Capture 2 EC Aphid 994.00 Comite Aphid, Mites 80.00 Comite Mites 4,327.00 Comite Weevil 55.00 Des-I-Cate Alfalfa 386.00 Dimethoate 267 Aphid 852.00 Dimethoate 400 Aphid 820.00 Diquat Dessication 157.00 Diquat Dessication 1,417.00 Diquat H/A Dessication 31.00 Furadan Lygus 289.00 Fusilade Grasses 37.20 Fusilade Weeds 72.00 Gramoxone Alfalfa 280.00 Gramoxone Extra Alfalfa 904.00 Karate Lygus 89.00 Metasystox-R 2 Aphid 222.00 Metasystox-R 2 Weevil 412.00 Perimar Zeneca Aphid 1,558.00 Phosdrin 4 EC Aphid 1,363.00 Phosdrin 4 EC Mites 71.00 Pirimor Aphids 568.00 'Poast Plus Grasses 72.00 Poast Plus Weeds 50.00 Pursuit Night Shade 195.00 Thiolux Mites 949.00 Treflan TR-1 0 Dodder 1,244.00 Zeneca Pirimor Aphid 970.00 Total Acres Treated: 18,806.20 BARLEY Product Applied Target Pest/Use I Total Acres I Di-Syston 8E Aphid 69.00 Dimethoate 267 Aphid 300.00 Dimethoate 400 Aphid 148.00 Formula 40 Weeds 300.00 LV-6 Riverdale Weeds 23.00 Lo Vol-6 Weeds 279.00 Malathion 8 Aphid 8.00 Weedone 638 Weeds 375.00 Total Acres Treated: 1,502.00 NEVADA 1995 AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS 39 1994 PESTICIDE AND HERBICIDE APPLICATION SUMMARY, con'd BEANS Products Applied Target Pest/Use I Total Acres I Cromite Mites 80.00 Total Acres Treated: 80.00 CORN Product Applied Target Pest/Use Total Acres 2,4-D Amine Weeds 110.00 Amine 4 Weeds 35.00 LV-6 Weeds 389.00 Lo Vol-6 Weeds 66.00 Weedone LV4 Weeds 35.00 Total Acres Treated: 635.00 CRESTED WHEAT Product Applied Target Pest/Use Total Acres Banvel Brush I 2,442.00 I Total Acres Treated: 2,442.00 FALLOW Product Applied Target Pest/Use Total Acres Amine 4 Alfalfa 17.00 Amine 4 Weeds 32.00 Banvel4E Tamarisk 4.00 Banvel SGF 2E Tamarisk 5.00 Clarity 4E Tamarisk 5.00 Gopher Getter Gophers 35.00 Gramoxone Extra weeds 40.00 Hyvar X Weeds 86.00 Karmex OF weeds 60.00 Krovar 1 Weeds 7.00 Low Vol 6 Ester Weeds 7.55 Princep DF Weeds 110.00 Rodeo Aquatic Tule 68.00 Roundup Grasses 32.00 Roundup Tamarisk 16.50 Roundup Weeds 367.00 Surflan AS Weeds 15.00 Unifilm 707 Weeds 140.00 Velpar L Weeds 16.00 Total Acres Treated: 1,063.05 40 NEVADA 1995 AGRICULTURALSTATISTICS 1994 PESTICIDE AND HERBICIDE APPLICATION SUMMARY, con'd FALLOW Product Applied Target Pest/Use Total Acres Weedar 64 Weeds 16.50 Weedmaster 1E Tamarisk 4.00 Weedone 2,4-DP weeds 62.00 Weedone 638 Morning Glory 50.00 Weedone 638 Tamarisk 11.00 Weedone 638 weeds 356.00 Weedone LV4 Weeds 30.00 Weedone LV6 Weeds 62.00 Total Acres Treated: 1,654.55 GARLIC Product Applied Target Pest/Use Total Acres Gramoxone Extra Weeds 491.00 Prowl 3.3 Weeds I 223.00 I Total Acres Treated: 714.00 GOPHER MOUNDS Product Applied Target Pest/Use Total Acres Gopher Getter Gophers 3.00 Total Acres Treated: 3.00 GRAIN Product Applied Target Pest/Use Total Acres Amine 4 Weeds 100.00 Formula 40 Weeds 562.50 Unifilm 707 Weeds 35.00 Weedone 638 Weeds 302.00 Total Acres Treated: 999.50 GRASS Product Applied Target Pest/Use Total Acres Cythion ULV Grasshoppers 850.00 Weedone 2,4-DP Weeds 0.30 Weedone 638 Weeds 375.00 Total Acres Treated: 1,225.30 NEVADA 1995 AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS 41 1994 PESTICIDE AND HERBICIDE APPLICATION SUMMARY, con'd GRASS SEED Product Applied Target Pest/Use Total Acres Roundup Weeds 18.00 Unifilm 707 Weeds I 18.00 I Total Acres Treated: 36.00 LAWN Product Applied Target Pest/Use Total Acres Chipco 26019 Fungi 5.60 Chipco Sevinmol Fungi 0.18 Daconil 2787 F Fungi 0.38 low Vol 6 Ester Weeds 0.80 Weedne 2,4-DP Weeds 1.00 Total Acres Treated: 7.97 MINT Product Applied Target Pest/Use Total Acres Comite Mites 439.00 Cythion Bib E Aphids 376.00 Sinbar Night Shade 152.00 Sinbar Weeds 243.00 Total Acres Treated: 1,210.00 MOSQUITO ABATEMENT Product A~plied T arRet Pest/Use Total Acres Altosid Mosquitoes 125.50 Altosid Briquet Mosquitoes 2.54 Altosid liquid Mosquitoes 551.30 Altosid Pellets Mosquitoes 574.08 Altosid XR Mosquitoes 4.16 Cythion Mosquitoes 550.00 Cythion UlV Mosquitoes 13,841.00 Dibrom Mosquitoes 9,000.00 GB-1111 Mosquitoes 400.00 Golden Bear Oil Mosquitoes 50.00 MAD Special Mosquitoes 835.00 Malathion 8 Mosquitoes 12,740.00 Malathion 8 EC Mosquitoes 480.00 Pyrenone 25-5 Mosquitoes 152.00 Pyrenone Crop Mosquitoes 310.00 Scrouge Mosquitoes 60.00 Sherek-Aerosufg Mosquitoes 213.00 Tempo 20 WP Mosquitoes 0.67 Vectobac-12 AS Mosquitoes 188.00 Total Acres Treated: 40,077.25 42 . NEYA[)A 19~5AG.RICI.)LJURAL STATISTICS.. 1994 PESTICIDE AND HERBICIDE APPLICATION SUMMARY, con'd OATS Product Applied Target Pest/Use Total Acres Amine 4 Weeds 267.00 Barrage Weeds 125.00 LV-6 Weeds 367.00 LV-6 Riverdale Weeds 25.00 Lo Vol-6 Weeds 286.00 Weedar 64 Weeds 107.00 Weedone 638 Weeds 160.00 Weedone LV4 Weeds 136.00 Weedone LV6 Weeds 92.00 Total Acres Treated: 1,565.00 ONION SEED Product Applied Target Pest/Use "II Total Acres Malathion 8 Thrip I 17.00 I Total Acres Treated: 17.00 ONIONS Product Applied Target Pest/Use Total Acres Ambush Thrip 84.00 Fusilade 2000 Weeds 120.00 Malathion 8 Thrip 271.00 Parathion 4-E Thrip 40.00 Prowl 3.3 Weeds 90.00 Ridomil/Bravo Fungi 55.00 Total Acres Treated: 660.00 PASTURE Product Applied Target Pest/Use Total Acres Banvel Weeds 50.00 Weedone 638 Weeds 50.00 Weedone 638 Weeds 182.00 Total Acres Treated: 282.00 PEAS Product A~plied Target Pest/Use Total Acres Basagran T/0 Weeds 296.00 Treflan/M.T.E. Weeds I 296.00 I Total Acres Treated: 592.00 NEVADA 1995 AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS 43 1994 PESTICIDE AND HERBICIDE APPLICATION SUMMARY, con'd POTATOES Product Applied Target Pest/Use Total Acres Bravo 720 Blight 219.00 Comite Aphid, Jites 97.00 Comite Mites 36.00 Des-I-Cate Potaotes 512.00 Dimethoate 267 Aphid 182.00 Diquat Potaotes 539.00 Dual Weeds 78.00 Kocide Blight 308.00 Prowl Weeds 84.00 Prowl 3.3 Night Shade 83.00 Rovral Blight 828.00 Royal MH-30 X Sprouts 756.00 Sprout Stp Sprouts 516.00 Thiodan 3 EC Aphid 706.00 Total Acres Treated: 4,944.00 RANGE Product Applied Target Pest/Use Total Acres Arsenal Salt Cedar 230.00 Banvel Brush 1,470.00 Low Vol 6 Ester Weeds 3,450.00 Low Vol 6 Ester Wheat 462.00 Rodeo Aquatic Weeds 230.00 Total Acres Treated: 5,842.00 RIGHT OF WAY Product Applied Target Pest/Use Tot A Arsenal Weeds 1,164.94 Direx 4L Weeds 1,115.30 Diuron OF Weeds 6,231.50 Hyvar X Grasses 158.50 Hyvar X-L Weeds 123.20 Karmex OF Weeds 1,088.00 Krovar I Weeds 1,554.06 Low Vol 6 Ester Weeds 399.00 Mec Armine-D Weeds 3.00 Oust Weeds 597.70 Oust Weeds 2,342.92 Roundup Weeds 897.09 Roundup Weeds 1,255.30 San Ag 41-A Weeds 2,523.00 Savage Dry Weeds 1,287.50 Simazine 4L Weeds 3,745.08 Surflan AS Weeds 5,70 Tordon K Weeds 559.50 Transline Weeds 111.50 Weedar 64 Weeds 1,329.30 Weedar IMV 44 Weeds 590.00 Weedone 2,4-DF Weeds 6.00 Total Acres Treated: 27,088.09 44 NEVADA 1995 AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS 1994 PESTICIDE AND HERBICIDE APPLICATION SUMMARY, con'd SEWER PONDS Product Applied Ta~et Pest/Use II Total Acres Hyvar X Grasses 1.00 Oust Weeds I 1.00 I Total Acres Treated: 2.00 SUBSTATIONS Product Applied Target Pest/Use Total Acres Karmex OF Weeds 330.00 Oust Weeds I 280.00 I Total Acres Treated: 610.00 TIMOTHY Product Applied Target Pest/Use Total Acres Oimethoate 267 Thrip 750.00 Weedar 64 Weeds 604.00 Weedone 638 Weeds 35.00 Weedone 638 Weeds/Garlic 55.00 Weedone LV6 Night Shade 125.00 Total Acres Treated: 1,569.00 WHEAT Product Apj:>lied Target Pest/Use Total Acres 2,4-0 Amine Weeds 69.00 Amine 4 Weeds 37.00 Comite Weeds 40.00 Cygon 300 Aphid 160.00 Oi-Systn 8E Aphid 118.00 Oimethoate 267 Aphid 613.00 Oimethoate 400 Aphid 1,366.00 Oimethogon 267 Aphid 750.00 Furadan 4F Weevil 474.00 Low Vol 6 Ester Weds 510.00 Malathion 8 Aphid 48.00 Malathion 8EC Aphid 150.00 Weed one 638 Weeds 565.00 Weedone LV4 Weeds 50.00 Total Acres Treated: 4,950.00 NEVADA 1995 AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS 45 'DIRECTORY: County Extension and FSA Office Locations Nevada Cooperative Extension ~ NevadaESA~ CENTRAL AREA WESTERN AREA .ex~~ 744 E. North Industrial Way Chyrchill~ ~~L~~ HC 33 Box 33453 111 Sheckler Road P.O. Box 662 Ely. NV 89301 Fallon. NV 89406 675 Fairview Drive. Ste. 229 (702) 289-4990 (702) 423-5121 Carson City. NV 89702 (Serves lincoln & White Pine (702) 887-2252 Counties) Hymboldt~ Fairgrounds ~~ .e.Iu!~~ Winnemucca. NV 89445 P.O. Box 338 2002 Idaho Street (702) 623-6304 Minden. NV 89423-338 Elko. NV 89801-2627 1329 Waterloo lane (702) 738-6445 J.wl~ Gardnerville. NV 89410 (Serves Elko & Eureka Counties) P.O. Box 811 (702) 782-9960 26 Nevin Way flIl.I.!m ~ ~ Yerington. NV 89447 ~~ 111 Sheckler Road (702) 463-3341 Ext. 239 P.O. Box 11130 P.O. Box 1205 (5305 Mill St.) Fallon. NV 89406 Pershing~ Reno. NV 89520-0027 (702) 423-5127 P.O. Box 239 (702) 784-4848 (Serves Churchill. Storey & 810 6th Street Washoe Counties) lovelock. NV 89419 ~~L~~ (702) 273-2923 ~ w~~~ P.O. Box 8208 3101 W. Charleston Blvd .• 865 Tahoe Blvd. Ste. 204 Ste. A Incline Village. NV 89450 las Vegas. NV 89102 SOUTHERN AREA (702) 832-4150 702) 388-6311 (Serves Clark & Nye Counties) Clark~ S. T. & P. Building. Ste. 207 Minden FSA Office 953 East Sahara NORTHEASTERN AREA 1528 US Hwy 395 N. las Vegas. NV 89104 Ste. 1008 (702) 731·3130 eJs.g~ Gardnerville. NV 89410-5226 901 Elm Street (702) 883·2623 .Enlgm~ Elko. NV 89801·3347 (Serves Douglas County and P.O. Box 126 (702) 738·7291 Carson City) Highway 169 logandale. NV 89021 .EYrili~ Pershing ~ FSA Office (702) 397-2604 P.O. Box 613 11th & Cornell Street Sentinel Building Suite #1 Esmeralda 1Northern f:ln ~. Eureka. NV 89316-0613 P.O. Box 1070 P.O. Box 231 (702) 237·5326 lovelock. NV 89419·1070 Military Circle. Building 107 (702) 273·2922 Tonopah. NV 89049·0231 YrulM~ (Serves Pershing County) (702) 482-6794 113 Carson Rd #3030-8 Smith Plaza Winnemucca FSA Office Soythem f:ln ~ Battle Mtn .• NV 89820·8309 1200 Winnemucca Blvd. East P.O. Box 1090 (702) 635·5565 Winnemucca. NV 89445-2920 Calvada Blvd. & Dandelion St. (702) 623-5025 Pahrump. NV 89041 ~~~ (Serves Humboldt & lander (702) 727-5532 P.O. Box 210 Counties) 10th & Campton .!.i.n£2.!n ~ Ely. NV 89301 Yerington FSA Office P.O. Box 68 (702) 289·4459 28 N. Main Street 360 lincoln Street P.O. Box C Caliente. NV 89008·0068 Yerington. NV 89447-0803 (702) 726·3109 (702) 463-2855 (Serves Lyon. Esmeralda & Mineral Counties) 46 NEVADA 1995 AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS