Return to the KASS Homepage
CROPS

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

Released: March 20, 2002
Volume 02 No. 3

Text Box

IN THIS ISSUE:

CASH RECEIPTS

BALANCE SHEET

GOVERNMENT

PAYMENTS

PRODUCTION

EXPENSES


2000 CASH RECEIPTS

Cash receipts from farm marketings in Kansas during 2000 were $7.91 billion, up 6 percent from 1999 (see table 1). Livestock receipts increased 9 percent while crop receipts decreased 2 per-cent. Livestock receipts represented nearly 70 percent of the cash receipts
for the State. Cattle and calves ac-counted for the largest portion of cash receipts in Kansas at $4.95 billion, nearly 63 percent of all cash receipts. Wheat accounted for the next largest portion at $891 million, over 11 percent of the total receipts.
                    
Table 1-- KANSAS CASH RECEIPTS FROM FARM MARKETINGS, 1997-2000
Commodity Cash Receipts ($1,000) Percent of 2000 Total 2000 Percent of 1999
1997 1998 1999 2000
LIVESTOCK AND PRODUCTS
 		4,935,638 4,538,646 5,012,108 5,488,204 69 .4 109
Cattle and Calves
 4,285,479 4,025,903 4,520,982 4,947,707 62 .6 109
Hogs
 414,835 249,282 221,924 295,373 3 .7 133
Dairy Products
 162,688 191,394 195,020 174,928 2 .2 90
Sheep and Lambs
 12,227 8,247 6,231 7,424 0 .1 119
Poultry/Eggs
 37,244 39,426 43,268 38,980 0 .5 90
Other
 23,165 24,394 24,683 23,792 0 .3 96
CROPS
 3,654,836 3,395,798 2,464,491 2,417,203 30 .6 98
Wheat
 1,390,509 1,371,586 942,747 891,153 11 .3 95
Other Food Grains
 639 638 446 370 * 83
Sorghum Grain
 611,234 453,666 341,681 333,462 4 .2 98
Corn
 819,185 770,981 595,573 692,046 8 .7 116
Soybeans
 551,610 523,841 337,081 283,603 3 .6 84
Sunflowers, all
32,647 30,694 28,273 16,104 0 .2 57
Hay
 178,675 178,991 147,302 132,736 1 .7 90
Dry Beans
 10,861 7,027 5,811 4,622 0 .1 80
Miscellaneous Vegetables
 7,008 6,565 6,565 4,685 0 .1 71
Oats
 2,920 1,871 1,416 1,217 * 86
Cotton
 2,006 3,580 6,249 8,596 0 .1 138
Fruits and Nuts
 4,642 1,099 5,599 2,202 * 39
All Other Crops
 42,900 45,259 45,748 46,407 0 .6 101
ALL COMMODITIES
 8,590,474 7,934,444 7,476,599 7,905,407 100 .0 106
* Less than 0.05 percent.

Table 2-- CASH RECEIPTS FROM FARMING AND INCOME PER FARM, 1993-2000
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
1993 2,469 .4 4,863 .4 784 .0 317 .6 8,434 .4 6,969 .3 131,002 24,612
1994 2,861 .5 4,761 .5 467 .5 348 .6 8,439 .1 7,194 .9 131,532 27,652
1995 3,074 .0 4,533 .8 422 .2 437 .9 8,467 .9 7,392 .2 132,221 14,700
1996 2,971 .3 4,537 .4 555 .0 473 .3 8,536 .9 7,642 .4 135,555 31,553
1997 3,654 .8 4,935 .6 529 .8 517 .9 9,638 .1 8,291 .4 152,492 28,221
1998 3,396 .0 4,538 .6 879 .9 639 .7 9,454 .0 8,058 .4 149,407 22,799
1999 2,464 .5 5,012 .1 1,401 .3 643 .3 9,521 .2 8,329 .0 150,596 24,062
2000 2,417 .2 5,488 .2 1,231 .9 590 .3 9,727 .7 8,901 .3 156,237 14,940
1/ May not add due to rounding.
                

Table 3-- FARM BALANCE SHEET, DECEMBER 31, 1997-2000
Item 1997 1998 1999 2000
     Number
Farms
 65,000 65,000 65,000 64,000
     1,000 Dollars
Farm Assets
 34,232,548 33,989,998 35,254,546 36,848,186
Real Estate
 24,648,779 24,776,935 25,204,124 25,844,906
Livestock and Poultry 1/
 3,729,042 3,410,965 4,192,725 4,746,499
Machinery & Motor Vehicles 2/ 3,473,093 3,523,013 3,546,882 3,515,514
Crops 3/
 842,215 692,739 644,207 797,632
Purchased Inputs
143,374 147,354 117,781 143,238
Financial
 1,396,045 1,438,992 1,548,827 1,800,397
Farm Debt 4/
 6,695,298 6,917,818 7,053,743 7,349,314
Real Estate
 2,798,548 2,894,384 3,047,139 3,105,771
Nonreal Estate
3,896,750 4,023,434 4,006,604 4,243,543
Equity
 27,537,250 27,072,180 28,200,803 29,498,872
Ratio     Percent
Debt/Equity
 24 .3 25 .6 25 .0 24 .9
Debt/Assets
 19 .6 20 .4 20 .0 19 .9
1/ Excludes horses, mules, and broilers. 2/ Includes only farm share value for trucks and autos. 3/ All non-CCC crops held on farms plus the value above loan rate for crops held under CCC. 4/ Excludes debt for non-farm purposes.


Table 4-- KANSAS GOVERNMENT PAYMENTS BY PROGRAM, 1997-2000 1/
Program 1997 1998 1999 2000
1,000 Dollars
Production Flexibility Contracts 404,864 404,766 357,021 361,745
Loan Deficiency Payments 0 150,223 480,965 306,900
Conservation 2/ 151,942 115,615 106,382 101,461
Emergency Assistance 3/ 0 197,816 430,211 442,372
Miscellaneous 4/ (27,021) 3,016 7,132 3,106
Marketing Loan Grains 5/ 0 8,416 19,575 16,340
Total Direct Payments 6/ 529,786 879,853 1,401,286 1,231,923
1/ Amounts include only cash payments made directly to farmers. 2/ Includes amount paid under the following conservation programs (Conservation Reserve, Agriculture Conservation, Emergency Conservation, and Great Plains Program). 3/ Accounts for the supplemental funding provided by the Omnibus Supplemental Appropriations Act of 1999 and Emergency Assistance Provisions of the Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration and Related Agencies Appropriation 2000. Programs include Crop Disaster Program, Crop Loss Disaster Assistance, Dairy Disaster Assistance, Dairy Market Loss Assistance, Lamb Meat Adjustment Assistance, LDP for Non-contract PFC Growers, Livestock Emergency Assistance, Marketing Loss Assistance, Oilseed Program, Peanut Marketing Assistance, Tobacco Disaster Assistance, Tobacco Loss Assistance, and Wool and Mohair Market Loss Assistance. 4/ Miscellaneous Programs include American Indian Livestock Feed Program, Dairy Indemnity Program, Disaster Program, Disaster Reserve Assistance, Environmental Quality Incentive Program, Finality Rule, Flood Compensation Program, Interest Payments, Additional Interest, Karnal Bunt Fungus Program, LIP-Contract Growers, Non-insured Assistance, Pasture Recovery Program, Payment Limitation Refund, Rural Clean Water Program, Small Hog Operation Program, Forestry Incentives Programs, Colorado River Basin Salinity Control Program, Wetlands Reserve Program. 5/ In publications prior to May of 2001, marketing loan gains were included in cash receipts rather than in government payments. 6/ Items may not add due to rounding.

Table 5-- KANSAS FARM PRODUCTION EXPENSES, 1993-2000

Year Farm Operating Expenses
Feed Livestock Seed Fertilizer & Lime Repairs & Operations of Capital Items Miscel- laneous Total Operating Expenses 1/
Million Dollars
1993 785 .3 2,196 .3 116 .4 265 .3 663 .4 967 .1 4,993 .9
1994 830 .3 2,102 .3 126 .0 295 .1 673 .5 1,082 .6 5,109 .7
1995 862 .9 2,014 .8 128 .2 359 .9 675 .9 1,237 .6 5,279 .3
1996 909 .8 1,939 .5 153 .7 411 .5 756 .1 1,205 .5 5,376 .1
1997 1,005 .1 2,117 .6 166 .6 433 .1 788 .5 1,339 .5 5,850 .5
1998 976 .8 1,932 .0 179 .2 412 .1 757 .8 1,470 .7 5,728 .5
1999 969 .6 2,198 .6 190 .1 381 .3 723 .0 1,519 .0 6,981 .6
2000 885 .2 2,675 .3 211 .9 410 .3 861 .5 1,474 .1 6,518 .3

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
1993 218 .0 607 .6 231 .5 457 .1 461 .2 6,969 .3
1994 246 .8 625 .3 236 .4 496 .8 479 .9 7,194 .9
1995 252 .6 645 .2 246 .1 534 .9 434 .3 7,392 .2
1996 272 .2 645 .3 248 .3 548 .7 551 .8 7,642 .4
1997 297 .4 667 .0 252 .6 556 .8 667 .2 8,291 .4
1998 342 .0 674 .9 251 .5 563 .2 498 .3 8,058 .4
1999 323 .5 680 .5 244 .1 568 .2 531 .1 8,329 .0
2000 343 .0 686 .9 250 .4 593 .8 508 .9 8,901 .3
1/ Items may not add due to rounding.

SOURCE: 2000 State Summary Data, by Economic Research Service.



Dave Ranek & Quentin Wearne, Agricultural Statisticians
Eldon J. Thiessen, State Statistician
Eddie Wells, Deputy State Statistician

Return to the KASS Homepage