Exports: Top Estimated destinations, value, table 54 Table 4 - Agricultural exports: Estimated value by commodity group, <strong>Oregon</strong>, fiscal years 2007-2011 Commodity 2007 Fiscal year ending September 30 2008 2009 2010 2011 Wheat Corn Vegetables, fresh Vegetables, processed Grain products Planting seeds Fruit, fresh Fruit, processed Tree nuts Dairy products Hides and skins Feeds and fodders Beef and veal Pork Sugar and products Other 1 Total 1,000 dollars 1,000 dollars 1,000 dollars 1,000 dollars 1,000 dollars 205,600 4,800 37,700 51,700 24,100 352,800 98,700 65,300 55,600 34,000 17,800 118,200 21,500 1,100 6,700 451,500 1,547,100 257,100 7,000 44,900 72,800 20,100 393,500 106,700 69,900 47,200 44,000 22,000 137,800 34,100 1,700 4,600 443,900 1,707,200 141,000 4,600 49,300 79,400 20,100 247,000 98,000 62,700 72,400 28,000 13,900 138,800 29,200 1,200 8,400 387,800 1,381,500 196,300 5,600 44,000 68,500 19,500 235,600 110,000 68,300 52,100 48,400 20,000 177,400 35,700 1,200 10,100 371,600 1,464,400 374,600 10,700 48,800 79,100 23,300 331,500 138,100 88,100 70,900 63,600 26,800 247,200 54,600 1,400 11,300 414,300 1,984,300 1 Other includes live animals, other meats, animal parts, eggs, wine, beer, other beverages, hops, pet food, inedible materials, minor oilseeds, essential oils, nursery products, Christmas trees, and prepared foods. These are Economic Research Service estimates derived from National Department of Commerce export data and allocated to the <strong>State</strong> level according to the <strong>State</strong>'s share of production. There are more directly tracked export data for specific commodities from various sources. Three of those commodities, nursery products, Christmas trees, and wine have been surveyed intermittently by the <strong>Oregon</strong> Field Office of NASS; http:www.nass.usda.gov/Statistics by <strong>State</strong>/<strong>Oregon</strong>/Publications/index.asp. Source: Economic Research Service, USDA, Web site: http:/www.ers.usda.gov/data-products/state-exports.aspx Table 5 - Agricultural exports: Top destinations from United <strong>State</strong>s, 2011 Area or country Value of exports Percent of total Canada China, Peoples Republic Mexico Japan Korea, Republic of Taiwan Hong Kong Indonesia Egypt Turkey Philippines Netherlands Vietnam Germany United Kingdom Thailand Saudi Arabia Nigeria Russia Venezuela Dominican Republic Spain Australia Columbia Guatemala Malaysia Unted Arab Emirates Morocco Israel Italy All others Total exports* * Total exports is world total. Source: Foreign Agricultural Service, USDA. 1,000 dollars Percent 19,037,397 18,864,620 18,348,399 14,070,042 6,971,239 3,612,143 3,312,960 2,813,990 2,507,079 2,448,792 2,111,982 1,900,781 1,643,932 1,497,899 1,423,480 1,343,328 1,306,726 1,285,498 1,238,896 1,224,413 1,188,735 1,179,158 1,156,200 1,124,508 1,033,554 1,013,868 969,355 930,066 875,023 872,223 19,068,062 136,374,355 14.0 13.8 13.5 10.3 5.1 2.6 2.4 2.1 1.8 1.8 1.5 1.4 1.2 1.1 1.0 1.0 1.0 0.9 0.9 0.9 0.9 0.9 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.7 0.7 0.7 0.6 0.6 14.0 <strong>2012</strong> Agripedia 5 100.0 Regulations—Farm Statistics—Farm Economy
Regulations—Farm Statistics—Farm Economy World supply and utilization, table 6 Table 6 - World supply and utilization: Major crops, livestock and products, 2006-2013 Item/unit 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-<strong>2012</strong> <strong>2012</strong>-2013 F Wheat Area (hectares) Production (metric tons) Exports 1 (metric tons) Consumption 2 (metric tons) Ending stocks 3 (metric tons) Coarse grains Area (hectares) Production (metric tons) Exports 1 (metric tons) Consumption 2 (metric tons) Ending stocks 3 (metric tons) Rice, milled Area (hectares) Production (metric tons) Exports 1 (metric tons) Consumption 2 (metric tons) Ending stocks 3 (metric tons) Total grains Area (hectares) Production (metric tons) Exports 1 (metric tons) Consumption 2 (metric tons) Ending stocks 3 (metric tons) Oilseeds Crush (metric tons) Production (metric tons) Exports (metric tons) Ending stocks (metric tons) Meals Production (metric tons) Exports (metric tons) Oils Production (metric tons) Exports (metric tons) Cotton Area (hectares) Production (bales) Exports (bales) Consumption (bales) Ending stocks (bales) Beef and pork 4 Production (metric tons) Consumption (metric tons) Exports 1 (metric tons) Broilers and turkeys 4 Production (metric tons) Consumption (metric tons) Exports 1 (metric tons) Dairy Milk production (metric tons) Million units Million units Million units Million units Million units Million units Million units 212.2 596.1 111.9 618.0 133.9 304.1 988.7 149.5 1,008.8 141.3 154.5 419.9 31.4 418.2 75.4 670.8 2,004.7 292.8 2,044.9 350.6 314.1 403.8 83.1 73.2 224.0 69.0 121.8 49.2 34.5 122.2 37.6 121.6 63.0 217.1 611.9 117.3 613.9 128.2 316.1 1,080.8 159.3 1,057.1 164.4 155.1 432.9 31.5 425.9 80.8 688.3 2,125.6 308.1 2,096.8 373.4 324.3 390.7 91.5 61.6 231.5 72.2 128.7 53.8 32.8 119.6 39.1 120.9 62.0 224.6 682.8 144.5 636.5 167.8 312.3 1,112.8 145.8 1,079.7 195.1 158.2 448.7 29.0 435.5 92.4 695.1 2,244.2 319.3 2,151.7 455.3 323.2 396.7 94.2 56.3 228.9 69.4 133.8 56.2 30.6 107.3 30.4 106.9 62.5 6 <strong>2012</strong> Agripedia 225.8 686.2 137.2 650.0 200.6 306.1 1,112.6 151.3 1,103.1 197.3 156.1 441.3 31.1 435.6 95.2 688.1 2,240.1 319.6 2,188.7 493.0 344.2 445.0 108.3 73.3 244.0 72.1 140.8 57.9 30.2 102.2 35.6 117.7 47.8 218.2 651.9 132.4 653.7 198.0 303.1 1,097.9 151.4 1,129.6 165.2 157.7 449.4 34.8 443.8 98.6 679.1 2,199.2 318.7 2,227.1 461.7 361.4 456.7 109.2 81.4 257.0 77.4 147.5 60.0 33.3 116.4 36.7 114.0 49.5 221.7 695.2 153.9 688.1 197.6 311.1 1,149.0 161.7 1,137.3 168.5 158.9 465.0 35.5 456.6 105.0 691.8 2,309.2 351.1 2,282.0 471.1 373.0 436.4 108.8 61.2 264.6 79.1 153.5 62.9 35.8 122.7 44.3 104.4 67.8 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 P <strong>2012</strong> F Million units Million units Million units Million units Million units Million units Million units 153.0 151.9 12.9 70.5 70.3 7.1 427.9 152.5 151.8 12.9 74.6 74.3 8.0 436.7 F=forecast, P=preliminary. 1 Excludes intra-European Union trade but includes intra-former Soviet Union trade. 2 Where stocks data are not available, consumption includes stock changes. 3 Stocks data are based on differing marketing years and do not represent levels at a given date. Data not available for all countries. 4 Calendar year data, selected countries. <strong>Information</strong> contacts: Kenneth Mathews for red meat and poultry (202) 694-5183; Roger Hoskins for dairy (202) 694-5148. Source: Economic Research Service, USDA. Web site: ers.usda.gov. 156.2 155.6 13.8 78.2 77.3 9.1 435.4 157.7 156.8 13.2 78.6 78.0 8.8 435.1 160.0 158.9 13.9 82.9 81.8 9.4 442.0 158.6 157.0 15.1 85.7 84.6 10.0 452.5 218.8 662.8 135.2 683.7 177.2 317.7 1,121.4 149.2 1,132.3 152.1 158.8 463.2 35.9 464.0 101.8 695.4 2,247.5 320.3 2,280.0 431.1 374.2 457.3 112.1 60.7 265.1 79.7 155.3 64.8 33.4 114.1 37.2 107.2 74.7 161.4 159.4 15.7 87.5 86.4 10.2 464.1
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