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

Released: March 21, 2003
Volume 03 No. 3

Text Box

IN THIS ISSUE:

CASH RECEIPTS

BALANCE SHEET

GOVERNMENT

PAYMENTS

PRODUCTION

EXPENSES


2001 Cash Receipts

Cash receipts from 2001 farm marketings in Kansas were $8.12 billion, up 1 percent from 2000. Livestock receipts increased 1 percent, accounting for over 68 percent of all receipts. Crop receipts increased 3 percent, accounting for the remaining 32 percent. Gross income per Kansas farm, prior to inventory adjustment,
rose 2 percent from 2000's level. Net income per farm, after inventory adjustment, averaged $15,209 in 2001, down $17 from the year earlier. Total State production expenses rose 3 percent for the year. Total direct government payments were off 13 percent for the year. See detailed data in the accompanying tables.

Kansas Cash Receipts from Farm Marketings, 1998-2001
Commodity Cash Receipts ($1,000) Percent of 2001 Total 2001 Percent of 2000
1998 1999 2000 2001
LIVESTOCK AND PRODUCTS
 		4,538,646 5,012,108 5,499,588 5,535,664 68 .2 101
Cattle and Calves
 4,025,903 4,520,982 4,947,707 4,915,470 60 .5 99
Hogs
 249,282 221,924 304,572 322,124 4 .0 106
Dairy Products
 191,394 195,020 177,248 231,855 2 .8 131
Sheep and Lambs
 8,247 6,231 7,497 5,863 0 .1 78
Poultry/Eggs
 39,426 43,268 38,980 37,288 0 .5 96
Other
 24,394 24,683 23,584 23,064 0 .3 98
CROPS
 3,391,059 2,454,800 2,519,386 2,585,380 31 .8 103
Wheat
 1,367,764 939,673 910,504 920,343 11 .3 101
Other Food Grains
 638 446 NR NR - -
Sorghum Grain
 453,488 340,672 337,366 359,675 4 .4 107
Corn
 770,372 593,330 790,831 719,874 8 .9 91
Soybeans
 523,707 333,838 256,914 296,547 3 .7 115
Sunflowers, all
30,694 28,273 13,997 27,970 0 .3 200
Hay
 178,991 147,302 135,190 179,474 2 .2 133
Dry Beans
 7,027 5,811 4,384 4,363 0 .1 100
Miscellaneous Vegetables
 6,565 6,565 4,685 4,685 0 .1 100
Oats
 1,871 1,415 1,018 1,125 * 111
Cotton
 3,580 6,129 7,278 10,296 0 .1 141
Fruits and Nuts
 1,099 5,599 2,228 2,340 * 105
All Other Crops
 45,263 45,747 54,991 58,688 0 .7 107
ALL COMMODITIES
 7,929,705 7,466,908 8,018,974 8,121,044 100 .0 101
* Less than 0.05 percent. NR-Not for release.

Kansas Cash Receipts from Farming and Income per Farm, 1994-2001
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
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 8,537 .0 7,642 .4 135,555 31,553
1997 3,654 .8 4,935 .6 529 .8 517 .9 9,638 .1 8,352 .7 152,322 27,105
1998 3,391 .1 4,538 .6 879 .9 639 .7 9,449 .3 8,056 .4 149,363 22,788
1999 2,454 .8 5,012 .1 1,401 .3 643 .3 9,511 .5 8,327 .5 150,303 23,809
2000 2,519 .4 5,499 .6 1,231 .9 590 .3 9,841 .2 8,897 .3 157,850 15,226
2001 2,585 .4 5,535 .7 1,068 .7 659 .7 9,849 .5 9,190 .2 160,670 15,209
1/ May not add due to rounding.

Kansas Farm Balance Sheet, December 31, 1998-2001
Item 1998 1999 2000 2001
     Number
Farms
 65,000 65,000 64,000 63,000
     1,000 Dollars
Farm Assets
 		33,929,676 35,618,436 37,465,118 37,412,568
Real Estate
 24,776,935 25,646,671 26,516,049 26,894,000
Livestock and Poultry 1/
 3,410,965 4,192,725 4,746,499 4,192,725
Machinery & Motor Vehicles 2/ 3,449,859 3,457,332 3,448,083 3,438,267
Crops 3/
 692,739 644,207 797,632 888,306
Purchased Inputs
160,982 128,674 156,485 134,643
Financial
 1,438,196 1,548,827 1,800,370 1,864,627
Farm Debt 4/
 		6,917,818 7,053,743 7,375,135 7,625,927
Real Estate
 2,894,384 3,047,139 3,131,592 3,320,147
Nonreal Estate
4,023,434 4,006,604 4,243,543 4,305,780
Equity
 		27,011,858 28,564,693 30,089,983 29,786,641
Ratio     Percent
Debt/Equity
 25 .6 24 .7 24 .5 25 .6
Debt/Assets
 20 .4 19 .8 19 .7 20 .4
1/ NASS does not release state data for some minor producing states due to disclosure issues. Horses, mules, and broilers are not included. 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.

Kansas Government Payments by Program, 1998-2001 1/
Program 1998 1999 2000 2001
1,000 Dollars
Production Flexibility Contracts 404,766.0 357,021.0 361,745.0 292,275.0
Loan Deficiency Payments 150,223.0 480,965.0 306,900.0 163,932.3
Conservation 2/ 115,615.0 106,382.0 101,461.0 107,792.2
Supplemental Funding 3/ 197,816.0 430,211.0 442,372.0 494,798.0
Miscellaneous 4/ 3,016.0 7,132.0 3,106.0 4,198.9
Marketing Loan Grains 5/ 8,416.0 19,575.0 16,340.0 5,709.5
Total Direct Payments 879,853.0 1,401,286.0 1,231,923.0 1,068,705.9
1/ Amounts include only cash payments made directly to farmers, not including farmer-owned Reserve Payments as these data are not available by State. 2/ Conservation programs include Conservation Reserve Program (including rental, cost shares, and incentive payments), Agricultural Conservation Program, Emergency Conservation Program, and Great Plains Program. 3/ Accounts for the supplemental funding provided by the Agricultural Risk Protection Act of 2000,Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration and Related Agencies Appropriation 2000, and Agricultural Economic Assistance Act 2001. Supplemental funding programs include Apple Market Loss Assistance Program, Crop Disaster Program, Crop Loss Disaster Assistance Program, Dairy Disaster Assistance Program, Dairy Market Loss Assistance Program, Lamb Meat Adjustment Assistance Program, Loan Deficiency Payments for Non-contract Production Flexibility Contract Growers, Livestock Emergency Assistance Program, Marketing Loss Assistance Program, Non-insured Assistance Program Supplemental Appropriations, Nursery Market Loss Assistance Program, Oilseed Payment Program, Quality Losses Program, Supplemental Oilseeds Payment Program, Supplemental Tobacco Loss Assistance Program, Tobacco Disaster Assistance Program, Tobacco Marketing Loss Assistance Program, Wool and Mohair Market Loss Assistance Program Apportioned, and Wool and Mohair Market Loss Assistance Program,. 4/ Miscellaneous Programs include Acreage Grazing Payments, Additional Interest Payments, Agricultural Management Assistance Payments, American Indian Livestock Feed Program, Dairy Indemnity Program, Disaster Program Payments, Disaster Reserve Assistance, Environmental Quality Incentive Program, Finality Rule, Interest Payments, Karnal Bunt Fungus Payments, Livestock Indemnity Program for Contract Growers, Non- insured Assistance Program, Pasture Flood Compensation Payment, Pasture Recovery Program, Payment Limitation Refund, Potato Diversion Program, Soil/Water Conservation Assistance, Forestry Incentive Program, and Wetlands Reserve Program. 5/ In publications prior to May of 2001, marketing loan gains were included in cash receipts rather than in government payments.

Kansas Farm Production Expenses, 1994-2001
Year Farm Operating Expenses
Feed Livestock Seed Fertilizer & Lime Repairs & Operations of Capital Items Miscel- laneous Total Operating Expenses 1/
Million Dollars
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 1,315 .3 5,826 .2
1998 976 .8 1,932 .0 179 .2 412 .1 757 .5 1,444 .4 5,702 .0
1999 970 .4 2,198 .6 190 .1 381 .3 722 .1 1,493 .5 5,956 .0
2000 887 .8 2,682 .9 216 .3 410 .3 859 .8 1,451 .3 6,508 .4
2001 1,125 .7 2,481 .0 236 .0 427 .7 901 .8 1,578 .5 6,750 .7

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
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 291 .0 665 .5 228 .4 557 .2 784 .4 8,352 .7
1998 334 .6 673 .2 227 .4 563 .6 555 .6 8,056 .4
1999 316 .5 675 .1 220 .7 568 .5 590 .7 8,327 .5
2000 349 .0 670 .4 226 .3 601 .6 541 .6 8,897 .3
2001 391 .3 675 .5 235 .4 588 .3 549 .0 9,190 .2
1/ Items may not add due to rounding.

SOURCE: 2001 State Summary Data, by Economic Research Service.

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

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