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KANSAS AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS
Kansas Department of Agriculture
PO Box 3534
Topeka, KS 66601-3534
Phone: 785-233-2230

Released: March 19, 1998
Volume 98, No. 3

1996 CASH RECEIPTS
Text Box

IN THIS ISSUE:

CASH RECEIPTS

BALANCE SHEET

GOVERNMENT PAYMENTS

PRODUCTION
EXPENSES


Cash receipts from farm marketings in Kansas during 1996 are estimated at $7.87 billion, up 4 percent from 1995, according to Kansas Agricultural Statistics (see table 1). Livestock receipts increased 1 percent while crops receipts increased 9 percent. Cattle and wheat accounted for the largest cash receipts in Kansas at $3.99 billion and $1.18 billion, respectively.

Table 1-- KANSAS CASH RECEIPTS FROM FARM MARKETINGS, 1994-1996
Commodity Cash Receipts ($1,000) Percent of 1996 Total 1996 Percent of 1995
1994 1995 1996
LIVESTOCK AND PRODUCTS
 		4,757,974 4,536,372 4,570,327 58 .1 101
Cattle and Calves
 4,294,531 4,080,676 3,994,745 50 .8 98
Hogs
 240,066 228,929 328,025 4 .2 143
Dairy Products
 142,208 143,418 168,270 2 .1 117
Sheep and Lambs
 12,230 11,450 11,587 0 .1 101
Poultry/Eggs
 26,717 32,045 37,088 0 .5 116
Other
 42,222 39,854 30,612 0 .4 77
CROPS
 2,865,600 3,035,489 3,298,882 41 .9 109
Wheat
 1,373,979 1,323,850 1,183,561 15 .1 89
Other Food Grains
 875 788 562 * 71
Sorghum Grain
 336,244 511,115 678,297 8 .6 133
Corn
 526,307 643,496 782,902 10 .0 122
Soybeans
 405,277 366,075 455,183 5 .8 124
Other Oil Crops
 26,910 36,237 39,685 0 .5 110
Hay
 123,781 88,945 96,944 1 .2 109
Dry Beans
 9,884 8,996 10,037 0 .1 112
Miscellaneous Vegetables
 12,066 7,256 6,474 0 .1 89
Oats
 2,838 3,318 3,910 * 118
Barley
 979 801 952 * 119
Cotton
 375 324 1,033 * 319
Fruits and Nuts
 6,640 3,516 1,698 * 48
All Other Crops
 50,445 40,772 37,644 0 .5 92
ALL COMMODITIES
 7,623,574 7,570,861 7,869,209 100 .0 104
* Less than 0.05 percent.

Table 2-- CASH RECEIPTS FROM FARMING AND INCOME PER FARM, 1989-1996
Year Cash Receipts from Farming Income Per Farm
Farm Marketings Govern- ment Payments Farm- Related Income Total Cash Receipts from Farming 1/ Total Production Expenses Gross Before Inv. Adj. Net After Inv. Adj.
Crops Livestock & Products
Million Dollars Dollars
KANSAS
1989 2,136 .5 4,432 .6 588 .4 385 .5 7,543 .0 6,671 .6 112,117 13,743
1990 2,023 .1 4,968 .7 834 .7 336 .6 8,163 .1 6,993 .9 121,121 24,524
1991 2,263 .9 4,756 .1 697 .9 345 .0 8,062 .9 6,757 .9 119,575 16,834
1992 2,372 .0 4,799 .6 592 .1 259 .2 8,022 .9 6,860 .0 122,516 26,578
1993 2,469 .5 4,857 .7 784 .0 294 .7 8,405 .9 6,944 .0 132,373 24,471
1994 2,865 .6 4,758 .0 467 .5 325 .8 8,416 .9 7,241 .1 133,150 26,996
1995 3,035 .5 4,536 .4 422 .2 363 .1 8,357 .2 7,387 .2 130,445 15,942
1996 3,298 .9 4,570 .3 555 .1 412 .7 8,837 .0 7,729 .8 137,798 26,190
1/ May not add due to rounding.

Table 3-- FARM BALANCE SHEET, DECEMBER 31, 1992-96
Item 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1/
Number
Farms
 67,000 65,000 65,000 66,000 66,000
Million Dollars
Farm Assets
 29,294,980 30,856,928 31,918,097 32,117,154 33,910,885
Real Estate
 20,336,332 21,899,275 23,025,285 23,865,062 24,814,485
Livestock and Poultry 2/
 3,732,138 3,853,296 3,548,830 2,924,415 3,419,179
Machinery & Motor Vehicles 3/ 3,288,277 3,258,358 3,317,130 3,356,093 3,325,659
Crops 4/
 696,460 483,146 612,081 542,841 841,792
Purchased Inputs
 116,109 111,516 151,087 98,800 127,619
Financial
 1,125,664 1,251,337 1,263,684 1,329,943 1,382,151
Farm Debt
 5,578,692 5,790,020 5,934,021 6,022,218 6,039,266
Real Estate
 2,491,897 2,551,312 2,593,830 2,675,021 2,692,470
Nonreal Estate 5/
 3,086,795 3,238,708 3,340,191 3,347,197 3,346,796
Equity
 23,716,288 25,066,908 25,984,076 26,094,936 27,871,619
Ratio
Debt/Equity
 23 .5 23 .1 22 .8 23 .1 21 .7
Debt/Assets
 19 .0 18 .8 18 .6 18 .8 17 .8
1/ Preliminary. 2/ Excludes horses, mules, and broilers. 3/ Includes only farm share value for trucks and autos. 4/ All non-CCC crops held on farms plus the value above loan rate for crops held under CCC. 5/ Excludes debt for non-farm purposes.

Table 4-- KANSAS GOVERNMENT PAYMENTS BY PROGRAM, 1993-1996
Program 1993 1994 1995 1996
1,000 Dollars
Conservation 1/
 157,789 163,088 157,485 153,101
Feed Grain Program
 245,269 73,717 154,774 (14,501)
Wheat Program
 328,468 199,183 96,105 (87,960)
Cotton Program
 57 31 (4) (1)
Wool Act Program
 1,694 2,141 911 448
Miscellaneous Programs 2/
 50,686 29,372 12,955 504,052
Total
 783,963 467,532 422,226 555,139
1/ Includes amount paid under agriculture and conservation programs (Agriculture Conservation, Emergency Conservation, and Great Plains Program). 2/ The programs included are Dairy Indemnity, Dairy Termination, Rural Clean Water, Clean Lakes, Animal Waste Management, Forest Incentive, Water Bank, Emergency Feed, Extended Warehouse Storage, Extended Farm Storage, Milk Diversion, Disaster Program Crops, Disaster Program Non-Crops, and Colorado River Salinity.

Table 5-- KANSAS FARM PRODUCTION EXPENSES, 1989-1996
Year Farm Operating Expenses
Feed Livestock Seed Fertilizer & Lime Repairs & Operations of Capital Items Miscel- laneous Total Operating Expenses
Million Dollars
1989 923 .6 1,961 .4 111 .3 282 .3 557 .6 898 .1 4,734 .4
1990 849 .3 2,201 .5 108 .2 269 .4 666 .5 850 .7 4,945 .7
1991 745 .0 2,112 .1 115 .5 283 .0 659 .3 906 .5 4,821 .4
1992 777 .4 2,217 .9 110 .4 266 .5 643 .1 877 .8 4,893 .2
1993 776 .9 2,168 .7 116 .4 266 .6 662 .5 944 .4 4,935 .5
1994 840 .7 2,127 .6 126 .2 301 .4 672 .9 1,060 .2 5,129 .0
1995 894 .7 1,991 .3 128 .4 357 .7 678 .6 1,163 .8 5,214 .5
1996 957 .3 1,966 .5 146 .3 417 .4 771 .3 1,153 .3 5,412 .0

Year Hired Labor Depreciation & Other Consumption of Farm Capital Taxes on Farm Property Interest Net Rent to Non- Farm Landlords Total Production Expenses 1/
Real Estate Nonreal Estate
Million Dollars
1989 205 .6 632 .7 218 .3 231 .3 314 .2 335 .1 6,671 .6
1990 219 .3 641 .9 230 .2 217 .5 318 .9 420 .5 6,993 .9
1991 192 .7 651 .7 224 .7 189 .5 296 .8 380 .9 6,757 .9
1992 201 .2 639 .2 242 .9 200 .4 265 .1 418 .0 6,860 .0
1993 216 .1 636 .5 231 .7 194 .9 264 .2 465 .1 6,944 .0
1994 242 .3 653 .5 242 .3 204 .2 293 .3 476 .7 7,241 .1
1995 246 .1 658 .7 251 .6 212 .5 324 .5 479 .5 7,387 .2
1996 262 .3 655 .6 253 .7 223 .5 335 .5 587 .2 7,729 .8
1/ Items may not add due to rounding.

SOURCE: 1996 State Summary Data, by Economic Research Service.


Ron Sitzman & Aubrey Haynes, Agricultural Statisticians
Eldon J. Thiessen, State Statistician
Eddie Wells, Deputy State Statistician

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