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

Released: March 10, 2000
Volume 00, No. 3

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IN THIS ISSUE:

CASH RECEIPTS

BALANCE SHEET

GOVERNMENT PAYMENTS

PRODUCTION

EXPENSES


1998 CASH RECEIPTS

Cash receipts from farm marketings in Kansas during 1998 are estimated at $7.78 billion, down 9 percent from 1997, according to Kansas Agricultural Statistics (see table 1). Livestock receipts decreased 8 percent while crops receipts decreased 10 percent.
Cattle and wheat accounted for the largest cash receipts in Kansas at $4.03 billion and $1.32 billion, respectively.
Table 1-- KANSAS CASH RECEIPTS FROM FARM MARKETINGS, 1996-1998
Commodity  Cash Receipts ($1,000)  Percent of 1998 Total  1998 Percent of 1997 
1995  1996  1997  1998 
LIVESTOCK AND PRODUCTS 4,533,816  4,537,434  4,935,638  4,537,102  58 .3  92 
Cattle and Calves 4,080,676  3,965,635  4,285,479  4,025,903  51 .7  94 
Hogs 236,600  330,828  414,835  249,282  3 .2  60 
Dairy Products 143,418  168,270  162,688  189,924  2 .5  117 
Sheep and Lambs 11,450  11,589  12,227  8,247  0 .1  67 
Poultry/Eggs 32,218  37,338  37,244  39,426  0 .5  106 
Other 29,454  23,774  23,165  24,320  0 .3  105 
CROPS 3,074,033  2,971,256  3,608,605  3,246,911  41 .7  90 
Wheat 1,323,850  1,058,711  1,332,651  1,321,178  17 .0  99 
Other Food Grains 788  566  639  638  *  100 
Sorghum Grain 511,115  569,099  618,503  451,510  5 .8  73 
Corn 681,860  753,411  819,377  730,677  9 .4  89 
Soybeans 366,075  361,288  552,344  471,744  6 .1  85 
Sunflowers, all  36,237  34,296  32,644  25,742  0 .3  79 
Hay 88,945  135,686  183,140  180,397  2 .3  99 
Dry Beans 9,038  10,233  10,235  7,272  0 .1  71 
Miscellaneous Vegetables 7,056  6,121  7,008  6,565  0 .1  94 
Oats 3,318  3,091  2,551  1,543  *  60 
Cotton 324  888  1,973  3,736  *  189 
Fruits and Nuts 3,516  1,665  4,642  1,062  *  23 
All Other Crops 41,911  36,201  42,898  44,847  0 .6  105 
ALL COMMODITIES 7,607,849  7,508,690  8,544,243  7,784,013  91 
* Less than 0.05 percent.
 
Table 2-- CASH RECEIPTS FROM FARMING AND INCOME PER FARM, 1991-1998
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
1991  2,263 .9  4,756 .1  697 .9  345 .0  8,062 .9  6,751 .7  119,585  16,933 
1992  2,372 .0  4,799 .6  592 .1  273 .0  8,036 .7  6,859 .3  122,847 26,919 
1993  2,469 .4  4,863 .4  784 .0  319 .3  8,436 .1  6,978 .6  131,026  24,494 
1994  2,861 .5  4,761 .4  467 .5  318 .5  8,408 .9  7,204 .2  131,072  27,052 
1995  3,074 .0  4,533 .8  422 .2  424 .5  8,454 .5  7,391 .8  132,016  14,501 
1996  2,971 .3  4,537 .4  555 .0  444 .5  8,508 .2  7,662 .5  135,205  30,894 
1997  3,608 .6  4,935 .6  529 .8  518 .9  9,592 .9  8,330 .2  151,871  26,995 
1998  3,246 .9  4,537 .1  872 .5  579 .6  9,236 .1  8,038 .4  146,588  23,016 
1/ May not add due to rounding.
Table 3-- FARM BALANCE SHEET, DECEMBER 31, 1994-98
Item  1995  1996  1997  1998 1/ 
     Number
Farms 66,000  65,000  65,000  65,000 
     1,000 Dollars
Farm Assets 31,750,323  33,151,559  34,141,687  33,847,760 
Real Estate 23,623,526 24,136,152  24,648,779  24,776,935 
Livestock and Poultry 2/ 2,924,415  3,443,529  3,729,042  3,408,130 
Machinery & Motor Vehicles 3/  3,252,543  3,228,059  3,417,402  3,402,425 
Crops 4/ 542,889  856,991  800,145  692,739 
Purchased Inputs 98,800  127,619  149,583  153,853 
Financial
1,308,150  1,359,209  1,396,736  1,413,678 
Farm Debt 6,017,308  6,317,979  6,695,298  6,917,818 
Real Estate 2,670,111  2,729,452  2,798,548  2,894,384 
Nonreal Estate 5/
3,347,197  3,588,527  3,896,750  4,023,434 
Equity 25,733,015  26,833,580  27,446,389  26,929,942 
Ratio     Percent 
Debt/Equity 23 .4  23 .6  24 .4  25 .7 
Debt/Assets  19 .0  19 .1  19 .6  20 .4 
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, 1995-1998
Program  1995  1996  1997  1998 
1,000 Dollars
Conservation 1/ 157,485  153,081  151,940  115,623 
Feed Grain Program 2/ 154,774  (14,443)  (29,526)  (163) 
Wheat Program 2/ 96,105  (87,920)  (1,356)  (86) 
Cotton Program 2/ (4)  (1)  0  0 
Wool Act Program  911  448  0  0 
Production Flexibility Contracts 0  500,795  404,864  404,778 
Loan Deficiency Payments 0  0  0  151,284 
Miscellaneous Programs 3/ 12,955  3,029  3,859  201,088 
Total  422,226  554,988  529,786  872,524 
1/ Includes amount paid under agriculture and conservation programs (Agriculture Conservation, Emergency Conservation, and Great Plains Program). 2/ These are commodity programs in effect prior to the 1996 Farm bill and represent financial transactions based upon activity initiated under commodity programs that were replaced by "Production Flexibility Payments" in mid-1996. The negative numbers are repayments by farmers of unanticipated overpayment under the earlier programs. 3/ The programs included are Market Loss payments of $2.8 billion funded by Omnibus Supplemental Appropriations of FY 1999, Forestry Incentive, Dairy Indemnity, Extended Warehouse Storage, Extended Farm Storage, Livestock Emergency Assistance, Interest Payments, Disaster, Milk Marketing Fees, Additional Interest, Noninsured Assistance, Kamal Bunt Fungus, Disaster Reserve, Environmental Quality Incentives, Colorado River Incentive, Wetlands Reserve, and Dairy Disaster Assistance.
Table 5-- KANSAS FARM PRODUCTION EXPENSES, 1991-1998
Year  Farm Operating Expenses 
Feed  Livestock  Seed  Fertilizer & Lime  Repairs & Operations of Capital Items  Miscel- laneous  Total Operating Expenses 
Million Dollars
1991  745 .0  2,112 .1  115 .5  283 .0  659 .4  906 .7  4,821 .7 
1992  777 .4  2,217 .9  110 .4  266 .5  643 .3  888 .7  4,904 .3 
1993  787 .5  2,196 .3  116 .4  266 .6  662 .9  965 .0  4,994 .6 
1994  830 .5  2,102 .3  126 .0  301 .4  672 .6  1,077 .5  5,110 .4 
1995  865 .3  2,014 .8  128 .2  357 .7  675 .7  1,229 .0  5,270 .8 
1996  915 .7  1,939 .4  153 .7  417 .4  756 .1  1,193 .6  5,375 .9 
1997  1,002 .3  2,117 .2  166 .6  461 .3  788 .3  1,355 .9  5,891 .7 
1998  982 .5  1,932 .2  179 .2  400 .1  737 .6  1,476 .9  5,708 .4 
Year  Hired Labor  Depreciation & Other Consumption of Farm Capital  Taxes on Farm Property  Interest
Real Estate 		 Net Rent to Non-Farm Landlords  Total Production Expenses 1/ 
Million Dollars
1991  192 .8  645 .0  224 .7  486 .3  381 .2  6,751 .7 
1992  201 .2  631 .2  243 .0  464 .4  415 .2  6,859 .3 
1993  218 .0  618 .9  231 .5  456 .5  459 .0  6,978 .6 
1994  246 .8  637 .5  236 .3  496 .3  476 .8  7,204 .2 
1995  252 .6  652 .6  246 .0  535 .8  434 .1  7,391 .8 
1996  274 .6  662 .1  248 .2  549 .3  552 .4  7,662 .5 
1997  294 .2  652 .3  252 .6  574 .1  665 .4  8,330 .2 
1998  342 .0  654 .2  260 .4  602 .4  471 .0  8,038 .4 
1/ Items may not add due to rounding.

SOURCE: 1998 State Summary Data, by Economic Research Service.
 

Ron Sitzman & Doug Hartwig, Agricultural Statisticians
Eldon J. Thiessen, State Statistician
Eddie Wells, Deputy State Statistician
 
 

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