Data Gathering Analysis and Outline of Proposed Policy and Procedures Modifications Report 

Indefinite Quantity Indefinite Delivery Contract for 

Insuring Irrigation 

Task Order 2: Reduced Irrigation Data Gathering 

Analysis/Results and Development 

Deliverable 1: Data Gathering Analysis Report and Outline of 

Proposed Policy and Procedures Modifications Report 

IDIQ Contract Number: D13PC00032 

Order Number: D14PD00062 

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Due Date: May 30, 2014 

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Table of Contents 

Section I. Executive Summary ............................................................................................................. 1

Section II. Introduction......................................................................................................................... 8

Section III. Regional Study Areas .....................................................................................................15

Section IV. Stakeholder Input ............................................................................................................19

Section V. Available Programs/Support ...........................................................................................23

Section VI. Quantitative Data Collection Summary ........................................................................27

Section VII. Irrigation Production Management Practices ..............................................................52

VII.A. Efficient Irrigation Techniques ..........................................................................................52

VII.B. Techniques that May Result in Efficient Irrigation ..........................................................60

VII.C. Techniques that Reduce the Requirements for Irrigation Water on 

an Operation without Supporting Limited Irrigation ........................................................61

Section VIII. Available Irrigation Water Use Records ....................................................................63

VIII.A. Water Use Records ............................................................................................................63

VIII.B. Water Use Restrictions ......................................................................................................67

Section IX. Risk Analyses..................................................................................................................68

Section X. Outline of Proposed Modifications .................................................................................72

X.A. Issues and Obstacles to Addressing Efficient and Limited Irrigation ................................74

X.B. Efficient Irrigation .................................................................................................................77

X.C. Limited Irrigation...................................................................................................................77

Section XI. Research Findings ...........................................................................................................79

List of Tables 

Table 1. FCIC Plans of Insurance providing offers of Insurance for Crops Grown 

under an Irrigated Practice for the 2015 Crop Year ..........................................................11

Table 2. Crops Grown under an Irrigated Practice and Insured under at Least 

One of the FCIC Approved-yield-based Plans of Insurance .............................................11

Table 3. Crops Grown under an Irrigated Practice and Insured under 

an FCIC Plan of Insurance not based on a Producer’s Approved Yield .........................12

Table 4. The 20 Counties/Parishes in which Crops Are Insured under an Irrigated Practice 

Code with the Highest Average Growing Season (April through September) 

Precipitation..........................................................................................................................29

Table 5. The 20 Counties in which Crops Are Insured under an Irrigated 

Practice Code with the Lowest Average Growing Season 

(April through September) Precipitation ............................................................................30

Table 6. The 20 Counties/Parishes in which Crops Are Insured under an Irrigated Practice 

Code with the Highest Standard Deviation of Growing Season (April through 

September) Precipitation .....................................................................................................31

Table 7. The 20 Counties in which Crops Are Insured under an Irrigated 

Practice Code with the Lowest Standard Deviation of Growing Season 

(April through September) Precipitation ............................................................................32

Table 8. States Where the Total Precipitation from the Preceding Harvest through the 

End of the Harvest was Identified as Crucial for Crop Production ..................................33

Table 9. Yield per Acre of 26 Crops Grown With and Without Irrigation .....................................36

Table 10. NASS Data on Irrigated Crops Available from the 2012 Census of Agriculture 

and Various NASS Surveys through the USDA NASS Quick Stats Tool. ....................38
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Table 11. NASS Quick Stats Data on the Ten counties in the United States 

with the Largest Number of Planted Irrigated Acres in 2012 – Corn ............................39

Table 12. NASS Quick Stats Data on the Ten Counties in the United States 

with the Smallest Number of Planted Irrigated Acres in 2012 – Corn...........................39

Table 13. Irrigation Parameters by Crop for the United States for Crops with Yield Estimates ...41

Table 14. Percent Change between 2003 and 2008 by Crop in the Numbers 

of U.S. Farms Irrigating ....................................................................................................41

Table 15. Percent Change in U.S. Irrigated Acres, Irrigation Water Applied per Acre, 

and Yields between 2003 and 2008 by Crop ...................................................................42

Table 16. Number of Counties with 10 or More 2008 FRIS Respondents, by State .....................44

Table 17. Number of Counties with 10 2008 FRIS Respondents, by Crop ....................................45

Table 18. Crop County Combinations with More than 50 Respondents ........................................46

Table 19. Correlations of the Amount of Irrigation Water used for Irrigation 

in a County and the Amount of Growing Season Precipitation: Top 25 Counties ........47

Table 20. Correlations of the Amount of Irrigation Water used for a Crop 

and the Amount of Growing Season Precipitation. Top 10 Crops ................................. 47

Table 21. Proportion of the Respondents Using Specified Sources of Irrigation Information ......49

Table 22. State Irrigation Surveys and the Years for which Some Element 

of Irrigation is Documented ..............................................................................................50

Table 23. Irrigation Information Contained in State Water Use Applications by State .................64

Table 24. Irrigation Information Contained in Water Use Reports by State ..................................66

List of Figures 

Figure 1. 2007 FCIC Insured Irrigated Acreage in the Contiguous 48 States ................................15

Figure 2. 2007 Census Irrigated Acreage in the United States ........................................................16

Figure 3. Map of the Proportion of the Respondents in Each County Indicating 

Implementation of Improvements in their Irrigation Systems Based 

on Question 1 of Section 18 of the FRIS for Operations without 

Horticultural Production .....................................................................................................48
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List of Appendices 

Appendix A. 2014 Insurance Offers Under an Irrigated Practice 

Appendix B. 2012 Insured Irrigated Acres by Crop and State 

Appendix C. Stakeholder Input 

 Exhibit 1. Press Release 

 Exhibit 2. Newspaper Advertisement 

 Exhibit 3. Listening Session Agenda 

 Exhibit 4. Stakeholder Comments 

Appendix D. State-level Irrigation Reporting Requirements and Information Collected 

by the State 

Appendix E. Historical Precipitation by State and County 

Appendix F. Critical Precipitation Periods by State 

Appendix G. USDA NASS Available Irrigation Information by Crop 

Appendix H. 2008 Net Insured Irrigated Acreage 

Appendix I. State-level Irrigation Surveys 

Appendix J. Regulatory Approach to Water Usage and Water Rights by State 

Appendix K. Information Gathered on Application and Water Usage Reporting Forms by State 

and Water Regulatory Division 

Appendix L. Sample Limited Irrigation Approved Yield Calculator 
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SECTION I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 

Irrigation is used to increase agricultural crop production, maintain landscapes, support revegetation of disturbed soils, preserve soil structure, suppress dust, and protect plants from cold 

or freeze damage. From the perspective of crop insurance, increased crop production and plant 

protection are the primary foci. For the purposes of this deliverable, the effect of differing levels 

of irrigation on crop production, and particularly the effect of reduction in water application 

relative to historical applications, is the focus. 

In the production of agricultural crops, irrigation either supplements natural precipitation or 

replaces natural precipitation in areas with little or no rainfall. Irrigation supports greater 

evapotranspiration in a crop field than would occur if the crop were not irrigated. 

Evapotranspiration is responsible for the movement of nutrients throughout the plant, support for 

the movement of carbon dioxide into the plant for photosynthesis, and maintenance of the plant’s 

temperature. All these contribute to the growth of the plant. In general, more growth of a crop 

plant means a greater yield potential. 

Solicitation D13PS59998, Indefinite-Delivery/Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) Contractor for Insuring 

Irrigation, was issued by the United States (U.S.) Department of Interior (DOI) on behalf of the 

United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Risk Management Agency (RMA). The 

solicitation identifies the objective of the IDIQ contract overall as “to conduct research and 

analysis regarding irrigation policy for potential crop insurance program development.” 1

The Solicitation for the second Task Order (TO 2)2 of the IDIQ contract calls for a first 

deliverable focusing on data collection related to insurance of irrigated crops under Federal Crop 

Insurance Corporation (FCIC) yield-based plans of insurance (including yield-based revenue 

plans). TO 2 also calls for an outline of recommended policy and procedures modifications to 

those yield-based crop insurance products to appropriately address changes in the amount of 

irrigation water applied to insured irrigated acreage. This document represents the deliverable to 

fulfill these requirements. 

From year to year, the amount of irrigation water applied to each acre of commercial irrigated 

cropland may vary substantially. The amount applied is affected by the crop being produced; the 

amount of natural precipitation; temperature and wind; changes in water supply; management 

practices (e.g., tillage practices and planting times); and the irrigation technology being used. 

The amount of water a producer chooses to apply is also affected by economic decisions the 

producer makes related to the cost of applying irrigation water (whether these costs are for the 

water itself or the delivery of the water) and the potential revenue from the crop produced. 

The FCIC insurance documents do not define “irrigation.” They do, however, define “Irrigated 

Practice,” and frequently use this term in describing insurance offers and loss adjustment. An 

“Irrigated Practice” is defined in the Basic Provisions and the Crop Insurance Handbook (CIH) 

as: 

 

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 U.S. DOI, 2013, Solicitation Number D13PS59998, pages 1, 3, and 10.

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A method of producing a crop by which water is artificially applied during the 

growing season by appropriate systems and at the proper times, with the intention 

of providing the quantity of water needed to produce at least the yield used to 

establish the irrigated production guarantee or amount of insurance on the 

irrigated acreage planted to the insured crop.3,4 

The reader should note this definition does not require the producer to maximize the yield. The 

definition only requires the producer to follow management practices intended to achieve the 

insured yield by “providing the quantity of water needed to produce at least the yield used to 

establish the irrigated production guarantee or amount of insurance on the irrigated acreage 

planted to the insured crop.” 

The Solicitation introduces two new definitions related to the effects of reducing the amount of 

irrigation on insurance for commercial crops which are grown under an irrigated practice. The 

definitions for “Efficient Irrigation” and “Limited Irrigation” refer respectively to applying less 

irrigation water to an insured crop than was historically applied that will “likely not result” and 

will “likely result” in lower actual yields than “the average yield for the irrigated practice for that 

location.” Another way to say this is “Efficient Irrigation” involves applying less irrigation 

water to an insured crop than was historically applied yet likely results in a yield at least equal to 

the average yield for the irrigated practice for that location. “Limited Irrigation” occurs when 

applying less irrigation water than was historically applied yet most likely results in a yield lower 

than the average yield for the irrigated practice for that location. 

The distinction between Efficient and Limited Irrigation is especially important when 

considering policy and procedures modifications to crop insurance programs to address 

appropriately any changes a producer makes in the management practices used for insured 

irrigated acreage. In the first case, changes are not required other than those that recognize 

Efficient Irrigation as an acceptable management practice under the definition of Irrigated 

Practice. This may include refinement of the definition of Efficient Irrigation. In the case of 

Limited Irrigation, if the crop is to be insured as irrigated, changes are required first so that 

insurance of the crop with an Irrigated Practice is allowed and then so the crop is neither insured 

with a higher than appropriate liability nor with an incorrect trigger for an indemnity payment; 

which may necessitate adjustments to expected yield. 

The Contractor considered publicly available data from government and private sources that 

could support appropriately modifying the policy and procedures for crop insurance for irrigated 

crops when the producer uses Efficient or Limited Irrigation. The publicly available data include 

in the USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS), RMA, state irrigation survey, and 

published research data. NASS data reviewed included aggregate data published in the NASS 

 

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 USDA, RMA, 2013, 2014 Crop Insurance Handbook (FCIC 18010), page 512. 

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 It should be noted that although there is a single definition for Irrigated Practice, for 2015, crops that are insured as irrigated are 

insured under 182 different practice codes. The different codes incorporate other elements of the management, such as the 

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2007 Census of Agriculture (Census)5 as well as data available from Quick Stats, and the Census 

Farm and Ranch Irrigation Survey (2008)6 (FRIS). The published research data are primarily 

useful in confirming the assumption that the amount of water available for evapotranspiration is 

correlated to the yield as long as no other factors are limiting production. Published data are 

useful in identifying locations where crops are produced under irrigation and identifying major 

commodity crops and yields of those crops from surveys. The only reports of the amount of 

water applied per acre are in the FRIS and in some state survey reports. However, the Contractor 

found no reports where both yield and amount of water applied were documented for production 

crops in a time series at any finer level than for whole states. 

The Contractor reviewed and analyzed the RMA insurance experience data at the level of the 

insured to assess the potential contributions of these data to developing recommendations for 

modifications to policy and procedure. The focus of this research was on Type P11 (acreage 

reports), Type P15 (yield reports), and Type P21 (production loss reports).7 While the RMA data 

include information about the number and location (i.e., county) of insured irrigated acres as well 

as reports of irrigated yields, they contain no information about the amount of irrigation water 

applied. RMA data are the only data available to identify the states, counties, crops, and acreage 

of the insured irrigated crops. The Contractor’s research on RMA data focused on crop years 

2003 and 2008 (the crop years reported in the most recent FRIS reports), 2007 (the crop year 

reported in the most recent Census available for inclusion in this deliverable at the time the 

research effort was begun), and 2012 (the most recent crop year with a relatively complete 

insurance experience record). The RMA data show about 90 crops insured as irrigated, with 

slight variations in that number from year to year. Almost every state has at least one insured 

irrigated crop each year. 

The Census reports 922,095,840 acres of land on U.S. farms. Of this land in farms, 406,424,909 

acres (approximately 44 percent) are in cropland. A total of 317,013,499 acres were either 

harvested or had “failed or abandoned” crops. The remaining cropland acres were used for 

pasture, were idle, were in cover crops, or were in summer fallow. The Census reports that 

56,599,305 irrigated acres were harvested in 2007, representing about 17.8 percent of the planted 

cropland that year (13.9 percent of total cropland acres). 

The Census also reports 222,267,817 acres “enrolled” in FCIC insurance programs administered 

by RMA.8 The RMA database shows approximately 31 million acres insured under irrigated 

practice codes in 2007. Consequently, the cropland used to produce insured irrigated crops 

accounts for slightly less than 3.5 percent of the land on farms in the United States; about 8 

percent of the total NASS-reported U.S. croplands; and less than 15 percent of the FCIC reported 

 

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 The 2012 Census of Agriculture U.S. Summary and State Data and State and County Data Online Reports were released on 

May 2, 2014. The Contractor reviewed these reports to verify that the conclusions reached concerning the utility of the Census 

of Agriculture data were not changed. However, time constraints prevented updating all the Tables, Appendices, and files 

before the delivery date of this report. 

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 USDA NASS, 2009, 2007 Census of Agriculture: Farm and Ranch Irrigation Survey (2008). 

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 The Contractor includes records in the predecessor Type 11, 15, and 21 records when using this newer record naming system. 

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 FCIC’s Summary of Business reports 271.6 million net acres insured in 2007. The difference between the net acres reported by 

FCIC and the 222.3 million acres reported by the Census is due to insured acres of pasture and rangeland and inclusion of net 

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insured acreage. This implies a crop insurance participation rate for irrigated lands of 

approximately 55 percent. 

The Contractor reviewed state irrigation surveys to see if these reports might provide useful 

information for developing modifications to crop insurance policy and procedure regarding 

Efficient and Limited Irrigation. The state surveys available are not particularly useful because 

of the infrequency of collection, limited sample size, and substantially different data collection 

methods between states and between years within a state. Few of the surveys have yield data. 

Most of the data are focused on extraction of water from reservoirs, rivers, and aquifers. These 

surveys focus on hydrology rather than agricultural production. 

The FRIS reports on estimated yields for 18 irrigated crops and the estimated average amount of 

water applied to these crops by various irrigation systems at the state level.9 State-level data 

have a coarser level of granularity than the data that are normally used for establishing crop 

insurance parameters. The Contractor also assessed respondent-level (unpublished) data at the 

NASS Data Lab. These data were obtained by queries to the FRIS survey database documenting 

the survey responses. These data revealed no strong correlation between the amount of 

precipitation and the amount of irrigation water applied. Some producers apply more irrigation 

water per acre when there is more precipitation, especially in areas where surface waters are the 

primary source of water for irrigation. This behavior reflects a drive to maximize the potential 

production. Some producers apply less irrigation water per acre when there is more 

precipitation, especially in areas where ground waters are the primary source of water for 

irrigation. This behavior reflects a drive to reduce costs of producing the crop. 

Between 2003 and 2008, there were relatively few substantive changes in the amounts of water 

applied per acre at the state level. There were substantially greater applications of water by 

efficient methods in 2008 than in 2003. Data for the 2013 FRIS survey should be available 

sometime in October 2014. Publication of these data was delayed by the 2013 government 

shutdown. 

The Contractor explored precipitation data to understand better the relationship of annual 

precipitation to the amount of water used for irrigation. Most weather datasets are incomplete 

and many cover a relatively short period. Gridded precipitation values and cleaned, filled, data 

are available commercially. The Contractor used data extracted from a proprietary dataset built 

from National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) data that is cleaned, filled, and 

backcast for analysis. Not surprisingly, the amount of precipitation in a given location varies 

from year to year. Geographically, that variability is itself quite variable (either as an empirical 

or relative value), as is the average precipitation. 

Just as the amount of natural precipitation is highly variable from region to region, so is the 

amount of water applied for irrigation. This is evident in a review of the FRIS data. In some 

areas, when precipitation is abundant, the amount of water used for irrigation (generally from 

surface sources) is high. In other areas, particularly those with ground water sources for 

irrigation, when precipitation is high, the amount of applied irrigation water is lower. However, 

 

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these patterns are highly variable from crop to crop, from region to region, and even within a 

region. Testimony suggests that when water is limited, or when the cost of water is particularly 

high, the most valuable crops get watered first with remaining water going to lesser valued crops. 

In other words, producers behave as rational “economic” decision makers. 

In gathering input from stakeholders, the Contractor identified 20 changes in irrigation 

management practices that would support Efficient Irrigation. Though not all can be applied 

concurrently, it is conceivable that a very substantial change in the amount of water needed to 

achieve the Approved Yield could be realized over the period required to establish an Approved 

Yield. As rational economic decision makers, many insureds who produce crops under an 

Irrigated Practice have been implementing changes as needed to achieve Efficient Irrigation. 

The USDA, extension offices, other state entities, seed companies, irrigation supply companies, 

and private consultants have provided educational material related to irrigation and water 

conservation for commercial producers. 

Water Board records are not generally useful for a wide-ranging analysis of farm-level 

phenomena. Relatively few water rights are allocated at the crop insurance unit level. Most are 

allocated at the farm level. Some are allocated at the water board or district level. Consequently, 

the best data available for the purposes of analyzing water applied to a unit are those maintained 

by the producer. Some producers indicated they maintain these records only as long as required 

(i.e., three years under the Irrigated Practices Guidelines).10

The Irrigated Practices Guidelines provided to producers insuring crops on irrigated land outline 

the types of data a producer is required to maintain and the expected duration of the maintenance 

period. Data on irrigation water applied are maintained by the producer under these guidelines to 

support adjustment of insurance claims. Since the crop, soil characteristics, weather, and 

changes in technology (i.e., method of application, timing of application, etc.) all affect the 

amount of water required for an “Irrigated Practice,” an analysis of the yield per amount of 

applied water on a unit is only possible by using a combination of the yield data already in the 

RMA database and the data maintained by the producer under the Irrigated Practices Guidelines. 

Considering that many producers have already been practicing Efficient Irrigation, both the scale 

of an analysis along these lines and the lack of an approach to appropriately address the changes 

in irrigation technology already implemented make such an analysis infeasible. In addition, such 

an effort would require clearance by the Office of Management and Budget for the conduct of a 

survey. Even if this clearance were sought, the probabilities of a successful effort most likely are 

low because producers are required to keep records pertaining to the insured crop only for a 

period of three years after the end of the insured crop year. This period of time may not be 

sufficient to identify any trends or patterns. 

However, the Contractor believes sufficient data are available in the RMA database, producer 

records, and weather datasets to construct a meaningful insurance approach to address Efficient 

Irrigation and Limited Irrigation. The simplest approach will be to use yield data for the 

irrigated crops from the annual yield reports entered into the Data Acceptance System (DAS) by 

the Approved Insurance Providers (AIPs), while providing the producer with additional guidance 

 

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on sufficient irrigation records so appropriate underwriting and loss adjustment for Efficient 

Irrigation and Limited Irrigation can be achieved. This must be done in a manner that does not 

impose greater respondent burden than the agency presently is allowed, or more respondent 

burden hours under the Paperwork Reduction Act will be required. The weather data are 

required to obtain a measure of how much water in total has been available to the crop 

historically and will be available to the crop under the Efficient Irrigation and Limited Irrigation 

scenarios. 

To implement Efficient and Limited Irrigation policies and procedures, definitions for “Efficient 

Irrigation” and “Limited Irrigation” need to be provided in the CIH. The definition of Irrigated 

Practice must be refined to permit gradations of amounts of water applied relative to the amount 

applied to establish the insurance guarantee. Successful Efficient Irrigation requires changes in 

management practices. The Contractor proposes that such changes can be any of the Efficient 

Irrigation techniques identified in this report. These techniques were identified primarily in 

conversations with extension specialists and producers and in irrigation reports published by the 

National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA)/Cooperative State Research, Education, and 

Extension Service (CSREES) supported extension programs. Some of these irrigation water 

conservation techniques are described by the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) 

on their website. Documentation by the producer of implementation of approved techniques to 

obtain Efficient Irrigation will be required by the underwriting. AIPs and insurance agents will 

need appropriate Efficient Irrigation underwriting guidelines. 

However, some reductions in the amount of irrigation water available and/or intended to be 

applied to an acre are too large for Efficient Irrigation to be possible. The current insurance 

procedures provide the producer two options when the Irrigated Practice, as defined, cannot be 

followed for all the historically irrigated acreage: insure fewer acres as irrigated (applying the 

historical amount of water per acre to the reduced acreage) or insure the acreage as non-irrigated 

(if that option is available for the county) in spite of the fact that some irrigation water will be 

applied. 

The Contractor believes a relatively simple, Limited Irrigation/reduced Approved Yield 

approach can be implemented. However, implementing this approach requires acceptance of 

several assumptions, including: 

 Smaller changes in the amount of water applied to an acre can be offset by modifications 

in management practices to produce Efficient Irrigation; 

 There is a limit to the efficiencies than can be realized by Efficient Irrigation; and 

 Over an appropriate range of values of irrigation water applied, the reduction in yield 

under Limited Irrigation is linearly correlated to the proportion of the historical water 

available to the crop. 

Consideration of any reduction in irrigation water available or anticipated to be applied too large 

to support the assumption of Efficient Irrigation will require additional work by the agent and 

AIP. However, the vast majority of the insured acreage is not irrigated. The vast majority of the 

insured irrigated acreage is irrigated as required under the Irrigated Practice definition. Some of 

this acreage will be irrigated with an amount of water essentially the same as the amounts 

applied historically. Some has been maintained under an Irrigated Practice by implementing 
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Efficient Irrigation. Consequently, recognizing Efficient Irrigation in RMA’s policies and 

procedures will appropriately recognize current farming practices. 

The offer of a Limited Irrigation approach then provides the small number of insureds who are 

faced with a substantially limited supply of irrigation water three options to address their risk 

management rather than the current two. These are: 

 Irrigate and insure as managed under an Irrigated Practice a smaller number of acres than 

have been irrigated historically (sometimes with the possibility of receiving Prevented 

Planting indemnities for the acreage that is not irrigated that might otherwise have been); 

 Insure the acreage that is irrigated with substantially less water than was used historically 

as non-irrigated (if the practice is accepted for the crop in the county); or 

 Choose a Limited Irrigation Approved Yield to address the reduction in irrigation water 

anticipated to be available or to be applied to the irrigated acreage. 

None of these options is intended to be punitive. Instead they are intended to provide an insured 

whose irrigation inputs are known to be limited at the time the insurance attaches alternatives in 

choosing the appropriate management practices for the operation and appropriate risk 

management tools, without creating opportunities for beneficial gain. 

The Contractor believes properly addressing Efficient Irrigation along with the current 

procedures for addressing a reduced irrigation water supply will be the best approach. It is a 

change that will be accepted by insureds. It is a change that recognizes current farming 

practices. Furthermore, the current procedures allow a case by case decision to provide a 

reduced Approved Yield if that is the option the insured would prefer. Implementing Limited 

Irrigation nationwide for all crops is unlikely to resolve any issues that currently exist and is 

likely to create problems that do not now exist. 
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SECTION II. INTRODUCTION 

On October 18, 2012, the U.S. DOI issued a combined synopsis/solicitation on behalf of the 

USDA RMA for an IDIQ contract addressing “research and analysis regarding irrigation policy 

for potential crop insurance program development.”11 The solicitation provided background for 

the respondents. Some of that text is included below to provide the reader with context for this 

report. 

Throughout the United States there are areas where the amount of irrigation 

water available to producers can vary from year to year.... Many producers 

already face reductions from their historical water use, or will in the future.... As 

a result, the RMA is evaluating the feasibility of establishing a limited irrigation 

guarantee for producers who apply less water than their irrigated guarantee is 

based on. 

Current crop insurance policies and procedures require a producer to timely 

apply the quantity of water needed to produce 1) at least the yield used to 

establish their production guarantee or, 2) the amount of insurance for the 

irrigated acreage planted to the insured crop. Producers who intend to apply less 

water have the following options: 

 Apply the amount of water needed to produce the irrigated production 

guarantee or amount of insurance on a reduced number of acres and 

report the remaining acres as nonirrigated; or

 Apply less water to the total acreage and report the total acreage as nonirrigated. 

RMA has worked with several interested parties to develop a reliable estimate of 

the expected reduction in yield corresponding with the intended reduction of 

applied water used to reduce a producer’s fully irrigated production guarantee to 

a limited irrigation production guarantee, but still be consistent with an irrigated 

production practice. 

This was intended to help growers better understand the potential trade-off they 

face between irrigation and production, and provide them with an additional tool 

for their crop management decisions. The model was developed only for corn and 

soybeans in a limited number of specified counties in Colorado, Kansas and 

Nebraska. [The model provided a basis for adjusting] the approved APH yield 

reflecting [language] in 3(h)(3) of the Common Crop Insurance Policy and 

Section 18E of the Crop Insurance Handbook.12

While irrigation is used to increase plant growth, maintain landscapes, help re-vegetate disturbed 

soils, protect plants from cold or freeze damage, preserve soil structure, and suppress erosion 

from wind, the focus of irrigation in this report is on its use to increase commercial crop 

production as compared to production that occurs without the application of water by the 

 

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producer. The Solicitation for TO 2 of the IDIQ contract calls for a report focusing on data 

collection related to insurance under FCIC yield-based plans of insurance for commercial crops 

grown under an irrigated practice. These plans include Yield Protection (01), Revenue 

Protection (02), Revenue Protection with Harvest Price Exclusion (03), and Actual Production 

History (90) (APH). TO 2 also calls for an outline of recommended policy and procedures 

modifications to those insurance programs to appropriately address changes in the amount of 

irrigation water applied to insured irrigated acreage. 

The term “Irrigated Practice” is defined in the Common Crop Insurance Policy Basic Provisions 

as: 

“A method of producing a crop by which water is artificially applied during the 

growing season by appropriate systems and at the proper times, with the intention 

of providing the quantity of water needed to produce at least the yield used to 

establish the irrigated production guarantee or amount of insurance on the 

irrigated acreage planted to the insured crop.”13

The Area Risk Protection Insurance Policy (ARPI) Basic Provisions contains a similar 

yet distinct definition of Irrigated Practice: 

“A method of producing a crop by which water, from an adequate water source, 

is artificially applied in sufficient amounts by appropriate and adequate irrigation 

equipment and facilities and at the proper times necessary to produce at least the 

(1) yield expected for the area; (2) yield used to establish the production 

guarantee or amount of insurance/coverage on the irrigated acreage planted to 

the commodity; or (3) producer’s established Approved Yield, as applicable. 

Acreage adjacent to water, such as but not limited to a pond, lake, river, stream, 

creek or brook, shall not be considered irrigated based solely on the proximity to 

the water.”14

A primary difference between the two definitions is the recognition that ARPI insurance 

offers are not based on individual yields but rather on area yields. Hence, the 

requirement that sufficient water be applied to produce at least the yield expected for the 

area. In practical terms, if the irrigated ARPI offer is based on NASS data, this requires 

that the producer seek to achieve the county average yield. Conditions 2 and 3 apparently 

reflect introduction of the trend adjustment option, under which the “yield used to 

establish the production guarantee” and the “producer’s established Approved Yield” 

differ because the Approved Yield based on APH procedures is increased by the trend 

adjustment process. However, the definition does not state that the “higher of” applies. 

This definition presumably is the definition of Irrigated Practice that will be proposed 

whenever the current Basic Provisions (11-BR) is revised. The Contractor notes this 

definition does not differ in conceptual underpinnings relative to the definition currently 

contained in the Basic Provisions. 

 

13 USDA, RMA, 2010, Common Crop Insurance Policy: Basic Provisions (11-BR), pp. 3-4, with the same language appearing in 

05-BR for policies on crops harvested before the 2011 crop year. 

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The reader should note that neither definition of irrigated practice requires the producer to seek 

to maximize the yield. Thus, producer A might irrigate with the intention of providing the 

quantity of water needed to produce at least 200 bushels per acre (the yield used to establish the 

irrigated production guarantee or amount of insurance on the irrigated acreage), while his 

neighbor, producer B, might irrigate with the intention of providing the quantity of water needed 

to produce at least 180 bushels per acre (the yield used to establish the irrigated production 

guarantee or amount of insurance on the irrigated acreage). This difference could result from 

innumerable factors, including an economic decision by producer B that attempting to produce 

180 bushels of production will provide higher net revenues than by attempting to produce a 

higher yield. The difference in expected yield for these similarly situated growers is explicitly 

considered in the determination of their premium rates. 

FCIC crop insurance programs do not require what the scientific literature calls “full irrigation.” 

This term is used to describe the amount of irrigation needed to support maximum 

evapotranspiration. Full irrigation is applying sufficient irrigation water so a factor other than 

the amount of soil water limits the growth and productivity of the plant and therefore of the crop. 

A producer insuring a crop grown under an Irrigated Practice is free to follow whatever 

management practices make the greatest economic sense in his/her situation. The requirement of 

the definition of Irrigated Practice is the producer must have the intention of providing irrigation 

sufficient to result in a yield at least equal to the yield on which the production guarantee is 

based. The Irrigated Practice Guidelines15 contained in the Document and Supplementary 

Standards Handbook, introduce the idea that the producer should have “reasonable expectations, 

at the time coverage begins, of receiving adequate water to carry out a good irrigation practice.” 

“Reasonable expectation” is then defined by excluding from a reasonable expectation: if “the 

insured knew or had reason to know that the amount of his/her irrigation water may be reduced 

before coverage begins.” Prevented planting indemnities are introduced as a potential risk 

management strategy for producers who have no reasonable expectation of receiving adequate 

water for irrigating the number of acres normally planted to produce an irrigated crop. 

The Contractor noted the insurance documents do not always speak of “the” irrigated practice 

but rather of “an” irrigated practice. RMA insures crops grown under irrigated practices under 

13 plans of insurance (Table 1). Of these plans, only the Yield Protection, Revenue Protection, 

Revenue Protection with Harvest Price Exclusion, and APH plans address a producer’s 

Approved Yield in establishing a guarantee, and if appropriate, an indemnity. Yield affects 

annual revenue used in the Actual Revenue History (ARH) insurance. In the 2014 insurance 

offers, 182 practice codes are included as Irrigated Practices (Appendix A, Tables A1 and A2). 

The Contractor considered the applicability of these practice codes by insurance plan, crop, and 

type. Yield Protection, Revenue Protection, Revenue Protection with Harvest Price Exclusion, 

and APH plans are the principal focus of the remainder of this report. 

 

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Table 1. FCIC Plans of Insurance providing offers of Insurance for Crops Grown 

under an Irrigated Practice for the 2015 Crop Year 

Code Plan

01 Yield Protection

02 Revenue Protection

03 Revenue Protection with Harvest Price Exclusion

04 Area Yield Protection

05 Area Revenue Protection

06 Area Revenue Protection - Harvest Price Exclusion

40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of Insurance

41 Pecan Revenue

47 Actual Revenue History

50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance

51 Fixed Dollar

55 Yield Based Dollar Amount Of Insurance

90 Actual Production History

Source: The Contractor’s Research department after RMA’s 2014 Actuarial Data Master 

(2014) 

For 2014, RMA offers coverage for 75 crops grown under the Irrigated Practice and insured with 

one of the approved-yield-based plans (Table 2). RMA also offers coverage for 8 of these crops 

under other plans (Table 3) and as well as for 13 crops that are not covered under an approvedyield-based plan. 

Table 2. Crops Grown under an Irrigated Practice and Insured under at Least One 

of the FCIC Approved-yield-based Plans of Insurance 

Crop Crop Crop

Alfalfa Seed Fresh Market Beans Potatoes

All Other Grapefruit Fresh Market Tomatoes Processing Apricots

Almonds Fresh Nectarines Processing Beans

Apples Grain Sorghum Processing Cling Peaches

Avocados Grapefruit Processing Freestone

Barley Grapes Prunes

Blueberries Grass Seed Pumpkins

Buckwheat Green Peas Rice

Burley Tobacco Late Oranges Rio Red & Star Ruby

Cabbage Lemons Ruby Red Grapefruit

Canola Macadamia Nuts Rye

Corn Mandarins/Tangerines Safflower

Cotton Millet Sesame

Cotton Ex Long Staple Mint Silage Sorghum

Cucumbers Mustard Soybeans

Cultivated Wild Rice Oats Sugar Beets

Dry Beans Olives Sugarcane

Dry Peas Onions Sunflowers

Early & Midseason 

Oranges Oranges Sweet Corn

Figs Peaches Sweet Potatoes

Flax Peanuts Table Grapes

Flue Cured Tobacco Pears Tangelos

Forage Production Pistachios Tomatoes

Fresh Apricots Plums Walnuts

Fresh Freestone Peaches Popcorn Wheat

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Table 3. Crops Grown under an Irrigated Practice and Insured under 

an FCIC Plan of Insurance not based on a Producer’s Approved Yield1

Crop Crop Crop

Cherries Fresh Market Tomatoes Oranges

Chile Peppers Grain Sorghum Pecans

Corn Grapefruit Trees Peppers

Cotton Hybrid Corn Seed Soybeans

Forage Production Hybrid Sorghum Seed Strawberries

Forage Seeding Macadamia Trees Tangerine Trees

Fresh Market Sweet Corn Orange Trees Wheat

Source: The Contractor’s Research department after RMA’s 2014 Actuarial Data Master 

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 Crops in bold are also insured under at least one Approved-Yield-based plan. 

In 2012, FCIC insured at least 1 irrigated crop in 49 of the 50 states (Appendix B). The 

remaining state, Rhode Island, had no insured irrigated crops in 2012, but has had insured 

irrigated crops in the past. 

The Solicitation introduces two definitions addressing irrigation of commercial crops grown 

under an irrigated practice: 

Efficient Irrigation - A method of producing a crop by which less water is 

artificially applied during the growing season by appropriate systems and at the 

proper times than the quantity of water that was used to establish the irrigated 

approved APH yield, that will likely not result in lower actual yields than the 

average yield for the irrigated practice for that location. 

Limited Irrigation - A method of producing a crop by which less water is 

artificially applied during the growing season by appropriate systems and at the 

proper times than the quantity of water that was used to establish the irrigated 

approved APH yield, that will likely result in lower actual yields than the average 

yield for the irrigated practice for that location.16

Limited Irrigation was first proposed as a defined FCIC term in the IDIQ solicitation.17 The 

definitions for “Efficient Irrigation” and “Limited Irrigation” refer to applying less irrigation 

water to an insured crop than was historically applied that will “likely not result” and will “likely 

result” in lower actual yields than “the average yield for the irrigated practice for that location,”

respectively. The distinction between Efficient and Limited Irrigation is especially important 

when considering policy and procedures modifications to address appropriately changes in the 

management practices used for insured irrigated acreage. In the case of Efficient Irrigation, 

modifications to the policy and procedures are not required other than those that recognize 

Efficient Irrigation as an acceptable management practice under the definition of Irrigated 

Practice. In the case of Limited Irrigation, if the crop is to be insured as irrigated, changes are 

 

16 U.S. DOI, 2014, Task Order D14PD00062 under IDIQ contract D13PC00032, Page 6. 

17 U.S. DOI, 2013, Solicitation Number D13PS59998, on page 7 defines Limited irrigation as “A method of producing a crop by 

which less water is artificially applied during the growing season by appropriate systems and at the proper times than the 

quantity of water that was used to establish the irrigated production guarantee or amount of insurance on the irrigated acreage 

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required so the crop is neither insured with a higher than appropriate liability nor with an 

incorrect trigger for an indemnity payment. 

The background material provided by RMA in the IDIQ solicitation and cited at the beginning of 

this introduction shows existing policies and procedures do not address the differences in 

expectation between producing a crop under Efficient Irrigation and producing a crop under 

Limited Irrigation. Efficient Irrigation under the proposed definition could be construed as one 

form of management under the current definition of the Irrigated Practice. Limited Irrigation 

could not be interpreted this way. 

Irrigation is used in the production of crops either to supplement natural precipitation or to 

replace natural precipitation in areas with little or no rainfall. Irrigation supports greater 

evapotranspiration than would occur if the land were not irrigated. Evapotranspiration is a 

measure of the loss of water from the surface of the Earth through a combination of evaporation 

from the soil and transpiration from plants. Evapotranspiration is responsible for movement of 

nutrients throughout the plant; support for the movement of carbon dioxide into the plant for 

photosynthesis; and maintenance of the plant’s temperature. The movement of mineral nutrients 

throughout the plant supports both cellular metabolic processes and maintenance of turgor. The 

first is required for cell growth and cell division. The second is required to maintain the upright 

stature of the plant. Carbon dioxide is required for photosynthesis. Without an adequate supply 

of photosynthetic sugars, a plant will metabolize stored sugars. The result is a plant that shrinks 

rather than grows. Excessive temperatures have many deleterious effects on plant growth and 

metabolism. Thus, sufficient evapotranspiration is essential to plant growth and consequently to 

crop production. 

Nonetheless, from year to year, the amount of irrigation water applied to each acre of 

commercial irrigated cropland may vary substantially. The amount applied is affected by the 

crop being produced; the amount of natural precipitation; temperature and wind; changes in 

water supply; management practices; and the irrigation technology being used. It is important to 

note all these parameters may affect a producer’s decisions about the amount of water required to 

obtain an optimum economic outcome. These producer decisions in turn affect the actual yield 

realized that contributes to the development of an Approved Yield. The definition of Irrigated 

Practice accommodates the variability in the amount of irrigation water applied to each acre of 

commercial irrigated cropland each year. What is less well accommodated is the reduction in 

water intended to be applied under Efficient Irrigation. 

The NASS 2007 Census of Agriculture (Census) reported 922,095,840 acres of land on U.S. 

farms. Of this land on farms, 406,424,909 acres were in cropland. The Census also reported 

222,267,817 acres “enrolled” in FCIC insurance programs administered by USDA RMA. The 

RMA database shows 30,822,581 of those acres insured under irrigated practice codes in 2007. 

Consequently, the cropland used for insured irrigated crops accounts for about 8 percent of the 

total NASS reported U.S. croplands and slightly less than 3.5 percent of the land on farms in the 

United States. 

From an examination of the FRIS data, the Contractor has concluded a very small proportion of 

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any one of the years between 2003 and 2008. However, testimony from producers and extension 

specialists suggests that proportion was likely higher during the years between 2008 and 2013. 

NASS has distributed the FRIS survey questionnaires for 2013, but has not completed the 

analysis of the responses, so quantitative verification of this testimony cannot be made at this 

time. The Contractor estimates it is likely producers implement new Efficient Irrigation 

techniques on less than 3,000,000 acres of cropland insured under an Irrigated Practice in any 

given year. The number of acres affected by Limited Irrigation is undoubtedly much smaller. 

The strongest drivers of Limited Irrigation are administrative actions and disappearance of 

irrigation water supplies. In the listening sessions, producers expressed substantial concern 

about water rights for urban and suburban development taking precedence over long-standing 

rights for agriculture. 

The IDIQ Solicitation identifies the “objective of the IDIQ [Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite 

Quantity] contract overall [as] to conduct research and analysis regarding irrigation policy for 

potential crop insurance program development.”18 The TO 2 Solicitation identifies the 

“objective of the second task order under the IDIQ as “to obtain a detailed report that 

[documents] further analysis of any issues/obstacles that need to be resolved in order for the 

Contractor to implement nationwide for all crops their recommended approach contained in 

option 3a from Watts’ Task Order 1, Deliverable 2.”19 Option 3a calls for maintaining the 

existing irrigation policy and procedures but changing the definition for the Irrigated Practice so 

the definition focuses on all management practices collectively [i.e., Efficient Irrigation] that are 

required to obtain the Approved Yield. 

Furthermore, the TO 2 Solicitation calls for the Contractor to “explore the possibility of a limited 

irrigation break point where, within a range of reduced irrigation, there is the potential to not 

obtain the irrigated approved APH yield even with the reasonable utilization of other production 

management practices and there should be a yield reduction which would result in an approved 

APH yield less than the irrigated practice but greater than the non-irrigated practice yield.”20 

The Contractor is also asked to consider if Limited Irrigation should be a separate third practice 

and “consider Option 7 elements for yield reduction function modeling, or any other feasible 

yield reduction functions to adjust the irrigated approved APH yield for reduced irrigation.” 21

The following sections address, in order: Section III. Regional Study Areas; Section IV. 

Stakeholder Input; Section V. Available Programs/Support; Section VI. Quantitative Data 

Collection Summary; Section VII. Irrigation Production Management Practices; Section VIII. 

Available Irrigation Water Use Records; Section IX. Risk Analyses; Section X. Outline of 

Proposed Modifications; and Section XI. Research Findings. 

 

18 USDA, RMA, 2012, Solicitation, page 1.

19 From the Solicitation page 3 of 19. The emphasis is the Government’s.

20 Solicitation page 5 of 19.

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SECTION III. REGIONAL STUDY AREAS 

This section of the report deals with the requirement in the Solicitation that: the “Contractor 

shall delineate regional areas of study and justify their selection.”22 The Solicitation requires: “a 

report that provides the analysis and results about insuring reduced irrigation nationwide for all 

crops.”23 To the extent that quantitative data can be gathered nationwide, the United States has 

been the study area. 

The Contractor also addressed issues for which data are not available for the entire country. An 

example of this is available irrigation educational resources. These resources are generally 

targeted at state-level audiences. To the extent these resources are available in a state, the state 

became the study region and all states with available resources were included in the study. The 

Contractor collected testimonial information from extension agents. Conversations were 

conducted with extension agents in all states that were responsive to the Contractor’s request. 

Finally, the Contractor collected testimonial information through listening sessions. The 

selection of locations for the listening sessions was based primarily on mapping of the insured 

irrigated acreage (Figure 1). 

Figure 1. 2007 FCIC Insured Irrigated Acreage in the Contiguous 48 States24

Source: W&A Underwriting Department after RMA insurance experience data. 

While Alaska and Hawaii are not included in this map, insured irrigated acreage in Alaska and 

Hawaii is very limited. In Alaska a small amount of potato production is occasionally insured as 

having been produced under an Irrigated Practice. This insured irrigated potato production 

 

22 DOI, 2013, Solicitation D14PD00062 under IDIQ contract D13PC00032, page 5 

23 Ibid., page 5. 

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represents much less than 1 percent of the potato production in Alaska and just more than 1⁄4 of 

one percent of the acreage insured in Alaska. In Hawaii, macadamia trees and the production 

from those trees is insured as managed under the Irrigated Practice. Most of the macadamia 

production is in Hawaii County, Hawaii. About half the production is on the dry side of the 

island. For these operations, water is transported from the rainy side to the dry side. The 

macadamia operations represent almost 3⁄4 of the $102,670,452 FCIC insured liability in Hawaii 

in 2013.25

The Contractor noted the map of insured irrigated acreage in the United States is basically 

similar to the map of all U.S. irrigated acreage published by NASS based on the Census (Figure 

2). 

Figure 2. 2007 Census Irrigated Acreage in the United States 

Source: USDA, NASS, 2012, 

http://www.agcensus.usda.gov/Publications/2007/Online_Highlights/Ag_Atlas_Maps/Farms/Land_in_Farms_and_Land_Use/07-

M080-RGBDot1-largetext.pdf 

 

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The specific locations for listening sessions were selected considering first the map of insured 

acreage managed under an Irrigated Practice. The Contractor identified nine clusters of counties 

with large amounts of acreage insured under an Irrigated Practice. The largest of these includes 

portions of Colorado, Kansas, and Nebraska. Listening sessions to gather stakeholder input from 

these three states were held under the first task order in Colby, Kansas, on March 13, 2013, and 

in Kearney, Nebraska, on March 14, 2013. Consequently under TO 2, listening sessions were 

scheduled in other locations. Stakeholder input from the Kansas and Nebraska sessions is 

available on the RMA website.26

The FRIS reports nearly 56.6 million acres in the United States were irrigated in 2008. 

Furthermore, the FRIS identifies 20 Water Resources Regions NASS has designated for tracking 

water usage. The Solicitation limited the number of listening sessions under TO 2 to six. 

Consequently, the Contractor selected six locations for listening sessions providing the 

opportunity to gather information from producers and stakeholders in the largest number of 

additional Water Resources Regions. 

The listening session in Tifton, Georgia provided stakeholders from the Tennessee and South 

Atlantic Water Resources Regions an opportunity to provide input regarding their nearly 2.6 

million irrigated acres. The Contractor invited stakeholders from Alabama, Florida, Georgia, 

Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee to this listening session. 

The listening session in Lubbock, Texas, provided opportunities to gather input from 

stakeholders in 8 states with nearly 4.6 million irrigated acres. The Water Resources Regions 

addressed through this listening session include the Arkansas-White-Red, the Rio Grande, and 

the Texas-Gulf regions. These regions encompass portions of Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, 

Louisiana, Missouri, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas. 

California producers irrigate nearly 7.5 million acres. The listening session in Sacramento, 

California provided an opportunity to obtain stakeholder input from many of these producers and 

from the state and regional water regulatory leadership for the California Water Resources 

Region. The Water Resources Region encompasses portions of California, Nevada and Oregon. 

The listening session in Monticello, Arkansas was located at the confluence of five Water 

Resources Regions: the Arkansas-White-Red, the Lower Mississippi, the Missouri, the Ohio, and 

the Upper Mississippi. These regions encompass portions of the states of Arkansas, Colorado, 

Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Minnesota, Mississippi, 

Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, 

Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and 

Wyoming. There are nearly 28.3 million irrigated acres in these Water Resources Regions. 

Pocatello, Idaho was the location for a fifth listening session. The session provided opportunities 

to collect information from the Great Basin, Lower Colorado, Pacific Northwest, and Upper 

Colorado Water Resources Regions. These regions cover portions of Arizona, California, 

 

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Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming. 

There are nearly 3.9 million irrigated acres in these Water Resources Regions. 

A final listening session was held in the Tri-City area of Washington (Kennewick, Pasco, and 

Richland) where stakeholders from the Pacific Northwest Water Resources Region were invited 

to provide input. The Pacific Northwest Water Resources Region contains almost 7 million 

acres of irrigated land in seven states: Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and 

Wyoming. 

Consequently, stakeholders in 14 of the 20 NASS Water Resource Regions had an opportunity to 

participate in the listening sessions offered under the two task orders. Producers in these Water 

Resource Regions irrigate nearly 53.6 million acres of land. That represents nearly 95 percent of 

all irrigated acreage in the United States documented in the FRIS. 
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SECTION IV. STAKEHOLDER INPUT 

This section of the report deals with the requirement in the Solicitation that: 

The Contractor shall contact insurance providers, various producers, and leaders 

representing producers at the state and national levels to identify the following: 

 The issues/obstacles that are currently faced by insured producers with 

reduced irrigation including economic, physical, and regulatory water 

restrictions. 

 The risks that producers encounter in their operations and the coverage 

that interests them. 

 Their perceptions of any potential conflicts and difficulties. Describe the 

production activities of these producer(s). 

 Review of actual water application records and the utilization of water 

metering.27

The Contractor gathered stakeholder input during discussions with producers, insurance industry 

representatives, educators, and government personnel in 6 listening sessions and in more than 

150 one-on-one conversations. The listening sessions were conducted in Tifton, Georgia on 

February 18, 2014; Monticello, Arkansas on February 20, 2014; Sacramento, California on 

March 6, 2014; Lubbock, Texas on March 18, 2014; Pocatello, Idaho on March 20, 2014; and 

Pasco, Washington on March 28, 2014. The sessions were broadly advertised. On the advice of 

agricultural extension educators, the Contractor provided a press release (Appendix C, Exhibit 1) 

to newspapers serving the location where listening sessions were to be held. An advertisement 

(Appendix C, Exhibit 2) of the listening session was also prepared. Both the press release and 

the advertisements were reviewed by RMA before release. The press release was also sent to 

crop associations in the states where the sessions were being held, extension services offices in 

the counties where the sessions were conducted, and extension services offices in contiguous 

counties. Copies of the advertisements were provided to RMA Regional Offices (ROs). RMA 

distributed the press release to AIPs to recruit insurance industry stakeholders; insurance 

agencies were encouraged to extend invitations to key producers. 

Listening session input was obtained from stakeholders from 6 states: Arkansas (at least 22 

stakeholders), California (9 stakeholders), Georgia (2 stakeholders), Idaho (2 stakeholders), 

Texas (22 stakeholders), and Washington (3 stakeholders). Stakeholder input was solicited from 

at least one individual in each of the states not represented in the listening sessions. Most of 

those contacted were extension agents. 

Sixty individuals (not including the Contractor’s representatives) attended the listening sessions 

Attendees included 29 producers. Some producers were also among the 21 insurance industry 

representatives and 11 grower association representatives attending. The remaining attendees 

included 10 extension educator/researchers, 2 state government officials representing offices 

with authority over irrigation water, and 2 RMA RO representatives. Additional follow-up 

conversations outside the listening session venues were held with RMA personnel, extension 

specialists, and insurance agents in the six locations where the listening sessions were held. The 

 

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producers indicated their primary crops include corn, cotton, grain sorghum, potatoes, rice, 

soybeans, and wheat. Although substantial efforts were made to solicit participation at listening 

sessions from stakeholders with interests in Category C crops, none attended any of the sessions. 

Input from extension agents representing Category C crops were solicited when the listening 

sessions were completed. 

Information was collected from stakeholder comments in compliance with the contract 

requirements regarding the Paperwork Reduction Act. The flow of the listening sessions was 

controlled by an agenda (Appendix C, Exhibit 3). The Contractor refrained from asking 

questions in any way that might be construed as a survey of the group; however individuals were 

queried to seek clarification of comments they made. Information obtained in this manner is 

qualitative and cannot be interpreted to represent a statistically valid sample. Nevertheless, the 

information gleaned from the voluntary comments of stakeholders provides substantial value 

concerning agricultural management techniques; risks, acceptance of the existing risk 

management products, and reaction to possible new risk management approaches like the 

proposed Limited Irrigation construct. Although the Contractor provided an email address for 

comments, no input was received through that channel. 

Summary of Stakeholder Input 

To preserve the anonymity of individual stakeholders, comments gathered at the six listening 

sessions are summarized collectively. Individual comments and categorical characterization of 

sources (i.e., producer, insurance agent, educator, etc.) are documented in Appendix C, Exhibit 4. 

At each session, as much as half the input from stakeholders was in the form of questions about 

the existing insurance language regarding irrigation and how that language impacts insurance. 

After providing summary information reflecting the results of the Contractor’s first deliverable 

under this IDIQ contract and addressing in very general terms some of the underpinnings of the 

policy language identified therein, the Contractor referred stakeholders to RMA RO personnel, 

policy and underwriting documents, and their insurance agents for answers to specific questions. 

From these questions it was clear many producers and insurance industry stakeholders were 

previously unaware of some of the policy language pertaining to irrigation and were concerned 

by the constraints current procedural language places on their options if the supply of irrigation 

water is reduced. The stakeholders expressed notable concern about two issues. The first was 

the insurance options available if knowledge of the reduction in irrigation water supply precedes 

the acreage reporting date. The second was how RMA and the AIPs would respond to a loss 

associated with a legislative body or regulatory authority removing access to necessary irrigation 

water. These comments from stakeholders indicate limited familiarity with current policy 

provisions. That limitation suggests a substantial educational effort will be needed to achieve an 

appropriate level of awareness if changes to irrigation procedures are made. 

Producers indicated that from year to year, soil moisture at planting, heat units, wind, and many 

other factors including amount and timing of natural precipitation affect how much irrigation 

water is required to grow a crop. Furthermore, they confirmed that different crops require 

different amounts of irrigation water. From region to region, soil quality, slope, and the aspect of 

the slope (the direction the slope faces) also impact how much water is needed to have a good 

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Virtually all stakeholders in every category recognize and acknowledge the importance of 

irrigation to agricultural production and the changes in production under the irrigated practice 

that are likely to occur as irrigation water becomes more limited. Stakeholders at all six listening 

sessions corroborated what had previously been identified by producers from Colorado, Kansas, 

and Nebraska: reductions in water allocations have occurred, are currently occurring, and will 

continue to occur in the foreseeable future. 

Another recurring theme during the listening sessions was that producers have responded and are 

likely to respond to changes in supply of irrigation water in accordance with their understanding 

of the crop and their farmland. Some have chosen to target their available water on fewer acres 

of higher revenue crops. Others are planting new crops. Many indicated they have implemented 

Efficient Irrigation techniques. None indicated they applied less irrigation water with an 

expectation of achieving a yield less than their Approved Yield. Insureds are very aware of their 

deductible and the effect on their net revenue when the Approved Yield is not achieved. 

The Contractor identified 20 broad categories of technological innovations and/or management 

practices that have been adopted by producers to address reduced irrigation water access. In 

each session, the Contractor was presented with anecdotes of how producers have adapted their 

practices in an effort to maintain their yields. In one instance, a producer stated he had nearly 

tripled his cotton yield merely by changing his irrigation method from flood to pivot drip. In this 

case, the producer was using far less water for irrigation and achieving far greater yields. In 

another session, a potato consolidator indicated the yield and quality of potatoes are damaged by 

over-irrigation. Reductions of as much as 30 percent in water use could increase yields and 

provide even larger increases in revenue due to the better quality of the harvested product. 

Producers, producer associations, and insurance industry personnel believe crop insurance is a 

vital risk management tool for producers. Crop insurance is further viewed as an essential tool 

for developing appropriate strategies to optimize economic outcomes. The current two options 

of reporting crops grown with reduced irrigation as non-irrigated (if allowed) or uninsurable are 

viewed as unfair. Additionally, creating a new practice for Limited Irrigation that encompasses 

Efficient Irrigation is not considered to be sensible. Producers voiced their support for the 

modification of policy language and procedures to address both Efficient and Limited Irrigation. 

Some voiced opposition to the creation of break points in amounts of water applied between 

irrigated and non-irrigated practices. Concern was expressed about unintended consequences of 

introducing Limited Irrigation. The impact of the timing of application of water was raised 

during these sessions. In Arkansas, producers are beginning to use cover crops to maintain soil 

moisture in an effort to reduce the need for pre-plant irrigation. Planting into the cover crop 

without tilling preserves soil moisture. However, in some instances, this approach is specifically 

prohibited for an insured crop. 

Insurance industry personnel expressed concerns about how various management strategies 

could be addressed through modifications to the existing insurance, but expressed reluctance and 

trepidation when discussing the creation of a newly defined Limited Irrigation practice. These 

respondents noted that irrigation water is not metered in Georgia, Arkansas, Texas, Idaho, 

California, or Washington. In some of these states, Georgia and Arkansas in particular, the 

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records of the producer in an attempt to substantiate that any loss on irrigated acres was not due 

to failure to apply the appropriate quantity of water. 

Educators who attended the sessions were very vocal about the large number of variables that 

affect production. Educators encouraged the Contractor to consider very carefully the fact the 

producer’s history encompasses all these variables and the effects of these variables are captured 

to some extent in the producer’s Approved Yield. They noted as producers change their 

management practices to adapt to the amount of available water, changes in technology, changes 

in seed and hybrid technology, environmental changes, etc., the effects of all these changes will 

be incorporated into the Approved Yield over time. 

The National Sorghum Producers representative attended the sessions in Kansas, Nebraska, and 

Texas. He indicated his association was quite concerned that the proposed Limited Irrigation 

approach for corn and soybeans would distort the markets for crops where sorghum is grown and 

allowing a Limited Irrigation practice to be insured might lead fewer producers to grow crops 

with low water requirements. He indicated the T-yields for irrigated sorghum and corn are 

already creating disincentives for switching from corn to sorghum, and adding Limited Irrigation 

insurance for corn would only exacerbate that situation. 

As noted previously, the most notable themes in stakeholder input were: 

 Reduced availability of irrigation water and higher costs for the application of irrigation 

water are currently problems for some producers; 

 Reduced availability of irrigation water and higher costs for the application of irrigation 

water will continue to be issues for producers for the foreseeable future; 

 Many (if not most) producers are changing management strategies to achieve Efficient 

Irrigation; 

 Conserving water for all purposes is an appropriate public policy, even for agricultural 

production; and 

 Addressing limited availability of water in the crop insurance program must be done with 

caution, with appropriate care to avoid unintended consequences. 
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SECTION V. AVAILABLE PROGRAMS/SUPPORT 

This subtask is a continuation of data collection focused on the TO 2 Solicitation requirement 

that: 

The Contractor shall list and summarize the provisions and benefits of all state 

and federal programs that currently support or subsidize these producers for 

irrigation. The Contractor shall also research and describe any private 

insurance program that is available to these producers. The Contractor shall note 

any gaps in coverage and constraints of the private insurance programs, if 

applicable. 

Producers can avail themselves of a variety of support programs from the federal, state, and 

private sectors. Few of these programs specifically address risk; none specifically address risk 

inherent in applying less irrigation water. Many assist in risk management by providing 

information that allows the producer to make informed decisions. 

Federal Programs 

Federal programs in support of producers are offered primarily by agencies of the USDA. 

Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) 

Producers benefit from general services of the AMS including the following programs: 

 Promotion and Research, 

 Marketing and Economic Research, 

 Organic Standards, and 

 Plant Variety Protection Act (PVPA). 

AMS also provides support for extension research into disease prevention, including 

management of disease vectors which is generally applicable to crops. AMS standards 

applicable to organic crop production practices provide a mechanism to leverage certain 

production practices to gain a higher price. 

Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) 

APHIS is responsible for protecting and promoting U.S. agricultural health. APHIS has been 

tasked with responsibility for enforcing the obligations of the United States under phytosanitary 

rules such as the Codex Alimentarius, responding to plant health import requirements of other 

countries, and assisting in negotiating science-based trade restrictions. APHIS programs support 

export of most crops. APHIS documents, such as the “Export Program Manual”28 provide useful 

information for producers about phytosanitary requirements. 

National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA, formerly Cooperative State Research, 

Education, and Extension Service (CSREES)) 

NIFA is the federal administrative authority that offers programs in research, extension, and 

education to provide important educational and consultancy resources for producers in all areas. 

The extension services also provide programs for consumers. State extension services have 

 

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produced research addressing the impact of irrigation on crop production. State extension 

services also provide support for research into disease prevention and disease vector 

management, which is broadly applicable to insured crops, including irrigated crops. 

Economic Research Service (ERS) 

ERS provides data and analysis on product supply and demand, as well as information on 

industry structure, pricing, trade, production policies, production systems, and processing. 

Farm Service Agency (FSA) 

FSA provides financial assistance to producers facing losses from natural disaster (i.e., drought, 

flood, fire, freeze, tornadoes, pest infestation, and others). FSA’s Noninsured Crop Disaster 

Assistance Program (NAP) provides payments to producers of non-insurable crops when low 

yields, loss of inventory, or prevented planting occur due to a natural disaster. Eligible producers 

include landowners, tenants, and sharecroppers who share in the risk of producing an eligible 

crop. The average non-farm adjusted gross income of the producer cannot exceed $500,000. A 

payment limitation of $100,000 per individual or entity per crop year applies. The natural 

disaster causing the loss must occur before or during harvest and must directly affect the eligible 

crop. The specific rules for inclusion of production under the FSA programs are contained in 7 

CFR 1437.303.29

FSA also administers Conservation Reserve Enhancement Programs (CREP), which are federalstate cooperative conservation programs that address “targeted agricultural-related environmental 

concerns. CREP participants voluntarily enroll in 14- to 15-year Conservation Reserve Program 

(CRP) contracts with USDA’s (FSA). Participants receive financial incentives to remove 

cropland and marginal pastureland from agricultural production.” CREP has been used to 

“reduce irrigation water use, increase water quality, reduce soil erosion and sedimentation and 

increase wildlife populations.”30 Removing marginal irrigated acreage from production reduces 

the pressure on water supplies for other producers in an area. 

Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) 

FSIS employees identify, assess, and define emerging and standing issues affecting procedures, 

policies, activities, or resources for food safety. They are responsible for identifying food safety 

concerns associated with production, transportation, and marketing. FSIS personnel are also 

responsible for outreach and liaison activities to develop and sustain risk reduction strategies 

regarding food safety in agricultural production. 

Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) 

FAS maintains internet links to resources for producers. These links focus on sites that identify 

production practices and data, including the UN FAO import and export data. There are no links 

specifically targeting different irrigation production practices. 

 

29 CFR, Title 7, Subtitle B, Chapter XIV, Subchapter B, Part 1437, Subpart D, Section 1437.303. 

30 http://www.fsa.usda.gov/FSA/newsReleases?area=newsroom&subject=landing&topic=pfs&newstype= 

prfactsheet&type=detail&item=pf_20060501_consv_en_idaho06.html, accessed May 2014. There are several FSA press 

releases about various CREP at http://search.usa.gov/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&affiliate= 

usdafarmserviceagency&query=irrigation
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National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) 

NASS is the primary data collection and publication service of the USDA. Its data series are 

widely used by producers, businesses, and researchers. Data are collected as part of the Census 

of Agriculture and from surveys sent to sample producer populations.

Risk Management Agency (RMA) 

RMA provides numerous products for insuring crops. Approximately 100 crops can be insured 

as managed under an Irrigated Practice. The insurance of these crops when the amount of water 

being applied is less than the amount applied during the development of an Approved Yield is 

the subject of this report. 

Rural Development (RD, formerly Rural Business–Cooperative Service (RBS)) 

RD is a small agency with limited funding and staff whose purpose is to finance and facilitate 

development of small and emerging private business enterprises, and promote sustainable 

economic development in rural communities.31

State Government Programs 

State programs and regulations affect crop production and crop risk management. Some states 

have regulations that replace or complement federal phytosanitary or environmental standards. 

The various regulations are similar to federal standards, often referencing them as minima. The 

purpose of these regulations is to reduce risks of diseases and the vectors that carry those 

diseases. States also provide support for the NIFA programs. State governments often are 

involved in the cooperative CREP administered by FSA. 

Water Regulatory Programs 

The Contractor identified scores of water regulatory authorities which have impacts on 

agricultural water use. Information about these authorities is documented in Appendix D and in 

the section of the report on Available Irrigation Water Use Records. 

Private Insurance Inventory 

Private insurance companies offer coverage to commercial crop operations; available coverage is 

described below. 

Weather Insurance Coverage 

Private weather insurance is available from a number of traditional and online insurance 

companies. These products are often reinsured by major reinsurance companies (e.g., Munich 

Re, Swiss Re, Renaissance Re, etc.). The policies are generally “one off” contracts, customized 

to reflect specific named perils identified by the insured. This insurance can be structured to 

cover any one weather event (e.g., extreme cold or excessive rainfall) or combinations of 

weather the producer chooses from available options. These policies have relatively high 

premiums and are not subject to premium subsidies. They cover losses only from the specific 

named perils. These products do not mirror the structure of any existing FCIC insurance. Instead 

these products focus on limited, producer-identified, named perils. 

 

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Crop-hail and fire coverage is an exception to the one-off nature of other weather insurance 

products. It is a more or less standardized product subject to state regulation. Variations among 

insurance companies can occur but the basic coverage is substantially the same. Crop-hail 

indemnities are based on the percent of damage to the vegetative structure of the plant and stage 

of growth. These factors are converted into a percent of loss of ultimate potential yield, not 

actual yield. The amount of loss is the amount of insurance purchased by the insured multiplied 

by the percent of loss. Fire coverage applies to mature fields that may be struck by lightning and 

set afire. Producers who purchase both additional coverage crop insurance policies and crop-hail 

can request that the premium for the multi-peril coverage be reduced by waiving the right to any 

indemnity from the multi-peril policy for hail or fire damage. 

Basic Business Liability 

Basic business liability insurance is available. Business liability coverage does not provide any 

insurance on a growing crop. 

Employers Contingent Liability 

Employers Contingent Liability is available with the ability to add employees as insureds. 

Contingent liability does not provide any coverage on a growing crop. 
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SECTION VI. QUANTITATIVE DATA COLLECTION SUMMARY 

The Contractor examined publicly available data from government and private sources that 

might support appropriately modifying the policy and procedures for crop insurance for crops 

insured under an Irrigated Practice code when the insured uses Efficient or Limited Irrigation. 

The Contractor’s efforts included research into weather, crop yield, and irrigation data. The 

focus was on identifying data that might be useful in implementing insurance procedures for all 

crops, nationwide. A longitudinal study of the impact of irrigation on yield requires farm-level 

data on the amount of irrigation water applied, the method of application, and the resulting yield. 

The Contractor examined publicly available data from NASS, National Climate Data Center 

(NCDC), RMA, and state irrigation surveys. The Contractor reviewed published research 

reports on the effects of irrigation at different levels to determine their potential contributions to 

implementation of Efficient and Limited Irrigation procedures. The Contractor also examined 

the potential for using unpublished data in both the NASS and RMA databases to determine if 

these data might be useful in addressing Efficient and/or Limited Irrigation. Finally, the 

Contractor explored the utility of private weather data as a potential source of information for 

implementation of Efficient and Limited Irrigation Procedures. This report addresses the 

weather data first because of the Contractor’s use of weather data in analysis of the NASS FRIS 

unpublished producer-level data. 

Weather Data 

Irrigation is occasionally used to address extreme high and low temperatures. However, 

irrigation water is more often applied to address the water balance32 of the plant. Precipitation, 

which maintains water balance by providing soil moisture, therefore plays a more substantial role 

in the requirements for irrigation than does temperature. Precipitation directly impacts the 

amount of irrigation water required to produce a yield at least equal to the Approved Yield. With 

the exception of data on temperature and precipitation, weather data are rather spotty.33 

Furthermore, the Solicitation requires a simple approach to addressing Efficient and Limited 

Irrigation, not dependent on annual updating. Consequently, the focus of the Contractor’s efforts 

on weather was on the precipitation available for crop growth and development. The Contractor 

examined available sources of precipitation data. 

 

32 Dainty, J., 1976, “Water relations of plant cells” in Transport in Plants, U. Luttge and M. Pitman, eds., Springer, Berlin, pp. 

12–35; Milburn, J. A., 1979, Water Flow in Plants. Longman, London; Smith, J.A.C., and Griffiths, H., 1993, Water Deficits: 

Plant Responses from Cell to Community. BIOS Scientific, Oxford. Tyree, M.T., and P.G.Jarvis, P. G., 1982, “Water in tissues 

and cells” in Physiological Plant Ecology II: Water Relations and Carbon Assimilation, O.L. Lange, P.S. Nobel, C.B. Osmond, 

and H. Ziegler, eds., Springer, Berlin, pp. 35–77; Weatherly, P.E., 1982, Water uptake and flow in roots in Physiological Plant 

Ecology II: Water Relations and Carbon Assimilation, O.L. Lange, P.S. Nobel, C.B. Osmond, and H. Ziegler, eds., Springer, 

Berlin, pp. 79–109; Zeiger, E., G. Farquhar and I. Cowan, eds., 1987 Stomatal Function, Stanford University Press, Stanford, 

CA.

33 Elliott, D.L., C.G. Holladay, W.R. Barchet, H.P. Foote, and W.F. Sandusky, 1986, Wind Energy Resource Atlas of the United 

States, http://rredc.nrel.gov/wind/pubs/atlas/titlepg.html, and especially Table A-2, Principal Sources of Wind Data, 

http://rredc.nrel.gov/wind/pubs/atlas/tables/A-2T.html, accessed May, 2014; NCDC, 1998, Climatic Wind Data for the United 

States, http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/sites/default/files/attachments/wind1996.pdf, accessed May, 2014; Google.Org, 2012, 

RE<C: Surface Level Wind Data Collection, http://www.google.org/pdfs/google_heliostat_wind_data_collection.pdf, accessed 

May, 2014; U.S. Department of Energy, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, 2012, National Solar Radiation Data Base, 

http://rredc.nrel.gov/solar/old_data/nsrdb/, accessed May, 2014; and U.S. Department of Energy, National Renewable Energy 

Laboratory, Solar Radiation Research Laboratory, 2013, Solar Radiation Research, 

http://www.nrel.gov/solar_radiation/facilities.html, accessed may, 2014. 
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The National Climate Data Center (NCDC) is the principal government source for weather data. 

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) of the U.S. Department of 

Commerce administer NCDC. NCDC maintains an extensive archive of weather data, including 

time series of temperature and precipitation data. NCDC’s “Climate Data Online (CDO) 

provides free access to NCDC’s archive of historical weather and climate data in addition to 

station history information. These data include quality controlled daily, monthly, seasonal, and 

yearly measurements of temperature [and], precipitation... Customers can also order most of 

these data as certified hard copies for legal use.”34 Subscription services are also available to 

download NCDC weather data series. 

Most weather data series in the NCDC archive are incomplete and many cover relatively short 

periods. Although the NCDC data are in an easy to handle format and data fields are adequately 

described in documentation provided by NCDC, the data contain holes and flags that need to be 

addressed. The NCDC datasets contain daily values for precipitation for most days. They also 

include flags to identify aberrant, suspect, and missing data. For analysis of average 

precipitation and the standard deviation of the precipitation for any block of consecutive days in 

a county, complete datasets are required for that block. Published weather data from the NCDC 

are not sufficient to complete this analysis. Gridded precipitation values35 and cleaned, filled 

data36 are available commercially. 

The precipitation most logically affecting irrigation requirements is the precipitation that falls 

during the growing season. The growing season could be considered to include the days when 

pre-plant moisture is deposited in the soil. Furthermore, during ripening, precipitation often 

reduces the quality and/or quantity of a crop that can be harvested. Consequently, the growing 

season precipitation window varies from location to location, from crop to crop. It should not be 

defined as the period between planting and harvest. The Contractor notes growing season is not 

defined in the CIH or the Basic Provisions. Growing Season is defined in the Vegetative and 

Rainfall Index products as “a period of time designated in the Actuarial Documents during which 

the crop is planted.”

The Solicitation requires a simple approach addressing all crops nationwide. The growing 

season is not well documented in all locations for all crops. Nonetheless, the Contractor believes 

there is useful information regarding irrigation risks in the precipitation statistics for a county, 

even using a “standard growing season.” First, the amount of precipitation an insured expects 

affects any decision about how much water is sufficient to irrigate at the appropriate time with 

the appropriate equipment. Then, that decision of sufficiency is also affected by the variability 

of the amount of precipitation expected, which grows from the experience of variability in 

precipitation from year to year. The greater the variability, the more water must be held in 

reserve to address a particularly dry growing season. 

 

34 U.S. Department of Commerce, NOAA, NCDC, 2014, Climate Data Online, http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/cdo-web/, accessed 

March, 2014. 

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commercial source of such data. 

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Consequently, the Contractor considered the period from April 1 through September 30 to 

represent the nominal growing season precipitation. While the crop being grown, the timing of 

the rainfall, the soil composition, and the slope and aspect of the field all affect how useful the 

precipitation is to plant growth, some measure of the average available precipitation, acted upon 

by a factor capturing the crop, timing, etc. will be used in establishing the irrigation protocol. 

The Contractor therefore extracted for each crop year for each county in which production was 

insured under an Irrigated Practice code the amount of total precipitation during the nominal 

growing season window. The values by county were then averaged over the period 1950 to 

2012. The Contractor calculated the standard deviation of the nominal growing season 

precipitation values by county. The Contractor then documented the average growing season 

precipitation and the standard deviation of that precipitation in each county counties in which 

crops are insured under an Irrigated Practice code (Appendix E). Sixteen of the 20 counties with 

the highest growing season precipitation are in Florida, with four in Louisiana (Table 4). 

 

Table 4. The 20 Counties/Parishes in which Crops Are Insured under an Irrigated Practice 

Code with the Highest Average Growing Season (April through September) Precipitation 

State County/Parish Average Standard 

Deviation

Florida Palm Beach 39.4 7.0

Florida Hendry 38.0 6.0

Florida Miami-Dade 37.9 9.4

Florida Dade 36.8 7.4

Florida Collier 36.2 6.4

Florida Martin 35.6 7.6

Florida Manatee 35.6 7.4

Florida Levy 35.4 8.0

Florida Liberty 35.1 7.7

Florida Lee 35.0 6.3

Louisiana Terrebonne 34.9 8.9

Louisiana St. Martin 34.9 8.4

Florida Glades 34.9 6.3

Louisiana Plaquemines 34.9 8.2

Florida Wakulla 34.6 8.3

Florida Desoto 34.5 7.4

Louisiana Lafourche 34.4 7.2

Florida Gulf 34.4 8.9

Florida Highlands 34.2 6.3

Florida Hardee 34.0 6.3

Source: The Contractor’s Research Department after cleaned, filled, and backcast NCDC data 

The amount of precipitation in a given location varies from year to year. Geographically, that 

variability is itself quite variable (either as an empirical or relative value), as is the average 

precipitation. The 20 counties with the lowest growing season precipitation are all in the desert 

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Table 5. The 20 Counties in which Crops Are Insured under an Irrigated Practice Code 

with the Lowest Average Growing Season (April through September) Precipitation 

State County Average Standard 

Deviation

California Imperial 0.6 0.7

California Inyo 1.0 0.6

California Kings 1.1 0.9

California Ventura 1.4 1.4

California Kern 1.4 1.0

California Riverside 1.4 1.0

California Orange 1.5 1.3

California Stanislaus 1.6 1.2

Arizona Yuma 1.6 1.0

California Merced 1.6 1.1

California Los Angeles 1.7 1.6

California San Bernardino 1.8 1.0

California San Luis Obispo 1.8 1.5

California Santa Barbara 1.8 1.6

California San Benito 1.9 1.5

California San Joaquin 2.0 1.2

California Sacramento 2.1 1.2

Nevada Clark 2.1 1.1

Arizona La Paz 2.1 1.1

Source: The Contractor’s Research Department after cleaned, filled, and backcast NCDC data 

When a crop generally receives ample growing season precipitation, irrigation is used primarily 

to supplement the precipitation during brief dry periods. Therefore, in areas with abundant 

precipitation, the variability of that precipitation from year to year is the parameter imposing the 

requirements for an adequate supply of irrigation water. The 20 counties with the highest 

standard deviation of the growing season precipitation all have on average more than 22 inches 

of rain during the growing season. Only Miami-Dade and Gulf counties in Florida and 

Terrebonne Parish in Louisiana are on both the maximum average growing season precipitation 

list and the maximum standard deviation of growing precipitation list. The reader should note, 

the high variability of rainfall in counties with abundant precipitation indicates that in some 

years, precipitation in these counties cannot support even 15 acre inches of evapotranspiration. 

This is one underlying cause of higher insurance rates for non-irrigated crops than for irrigated 

crops in counties that generally have ample rainfall to support an abundant harvest. 

It is important to understand the impact of precipitation variability on irrigation requirements. 

Soybean requires approximately 20 inches of water for full evapotranspiration.37 Harris and 

Matagorda counties in Texas and Greenwood County in Kansas all receive more than enough 

water on average during the growing season to support full evapotranspiration (Table 6). 

However, considering the standard deviation of the growing season precipitation in these 

counties, in some years maintaining an Approved Yield for a soybean crop grown under the 

Irrigated Practice will require having access to a substantial quantity of water for irrigation, even 

if the Approved Yield was achieved at evapotranspiration levels substantially lower than full 

evapotranspiration. 

 

37 Al-Kaisi, M., 2000, Crop water use or evapotranspiration, IC-484:84-86, http://www.ipm.iastate.edu/ipm/icm/2000/5-29-

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Table 6. The 20 Counties/Parishes in which Crops Are Insured under an 

Irrigated Practice Code with the Highest Standard Deviation of Growing Season 

(April through September) Precipitation 

State County/Parish Standard 

Deviation Average

Oklahoma Johnston 11.4 32.7

Florida Dixie 9.9 33.3

Texas Chambers 9.6 27.5

Arizona Cleveland 9.5 32.2

Kansas Neosho 9.4 33.7

Florida Miami-Dade 9.4 37.9

Louisiana St. John The Baptist 9.3 31.8

Louisiana Pointe Coupee 9.2 27.8

Georgia Seminole 9.1 30.7

Louisiana Terrebonne 8.9 34.9

Florida Gulf 8.9 34.4

Kansas Saline 8.6 27.2

Texas Harris 8.6 23.5

Texas Matagorda 8.6 23.0

North Carolina Yancey 8.6 29.4

Louisiana Vermilion 8.6 32.4

Mississippi Hancock 8.6 32.9

Texas Orange 8.5 27.4

Kansas Greenwood 8.5 23.8

Source: The Contractor’s Research Department after cleaned, filled, and backcast NCDC data 

When very limited growing season precipitation falls, irrigation is used primarily to replace 

rainfall rather than to supplement the rainfall. Therefore, in areas with very limited precipitation, 

the variability of that precipitation from year to year is unlikely to impose requirements for more 

irrigation water than is normally used. Instead, producers manage their crops to avoid 

overwatering when natural precipitation does fall. The 20 counties with the lowest variability in 

the standard deviation of the growing season precipitation all have less than 4 inches of rain on 

average during the growing season (Table 7). LaPaz County in Arizona; Imperial, Inyo, Kern, 

Kings, Merced, Riverside, San Bernardino, Stanislaus, and Yuma counties in California; and 

Clark County in Nevada all have very limited average growing season precipitation as well as 

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Table 7. The 20 Counties in which Crops Are Insured under 

an Irrigated Practice Code with the Lowest Standard Deviation 

of Growing Season (April through September) Precipitation 

State County Standard 

Deviation Average

California Inyo 0.6 1.0

California Imperial 0.7 0.6

Washington Benton 0.8 2.4

Washington Yakima 0.9 2.7

Washington Franklin 0.9 2.8

California Kings 0.9 1.1

Washington Grant 0.9 2.6

California Kern 1.0 1.4

California Riverside 1.0 1.4

California Yuma 1.0 1.6

California San Bernardino 1.0 1.8

Nevada Clark 1.1 2.1

Oregon Wasco 1.1 3.0

Washington Adams 1.1 3.5

Arizona La Paz 1.1 2.1

California Merced 1.1 1.6

California Stanislaus 1.2 1.6

Oregon Gilliam 1.2 3.7

Oregon Sherman 1.2 3.3

Source: The Contractor’s Research Department after cleaned, filled, and backcast NCDC data 

During the preparation of the second deliverable of the first Task Order under this IDIQ, a very 

important issue was raised concerning the period of natural precipitation that supports crop 

production. The issue was first raised in a conversation with an extension agent in northwestern 

Kansas. The agent and other stakeholders in the area reported the precipitation that falls in 

October is just as important to corn production the next calendar year as precipitation falling 

after planting, during emergence, or during the development of the ear. Since the general 

consensus on the window of precipitation that supports plant growth is that pre-plant moisture 

and growing season moisture through maturity are the two essential sources of moisture, these 

stakeholders were suggesting, in this area, pre-plant moisture was the moisture collected by the 

soil from October through planting. 

The Contractor tested this suggestion by examining the correlation from 1972 to 2012 between 

planted yields for non-irrigated corn in Sheridan County, Kansas, and of the amount of 

precipitation falling during various periods (i.e., April through September, January through 

September, and October of the prior year through September of the crop year). The Contractor 

considered both total precipitation and weighted totals of the precipitation. The Contractor 

considered both a simple weighting approach (with the April through September precipitation 

weighted higher than precipitation that fell earlier and January through September moisture 

weighted higher than the moisture that fell earlier) and graded weighting (with earlier pre-plant 

precipitation weighted less than the precipitation falling nearer to planting). 

The highest correlation for yields of non-irrigated corn to precipitation was for the un-weighted 

precipitation total from October through September of the crop year (0.49). This was also the 

period of strongest correlation between the irrigated corn yield and any period of precipitation 
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(0.08). However, because natural precipitation plays a limited role in the growth and 

development of irrigated crops, the correlations between precipitation and yield were much 

lower for irrigated corn than for non-irrigated corn. Discussions with extension agents in several 

locations about these unusual results led to the conclusion that the area in question must be 

underlain with a relatively impervious subsoil layer. Consequently, any moisture falling on the 

soil is banked for future evapotranspiration. In the absence of transpiration (i.e., after the crop 

has been harvested), the only loss of water from the soil is by evaporation from the surface. 

This concept of “critical precipitation window” advanced by the Kansas extension service led the 

Contractor to inquire about the “critical precipitation window” for crops in other states. The 

intent was to understand better some of the limits of the construct “during the growing season ... 

at the proper times” in the definition of the Irrigated Practice. 

The Contractor succeeded in discussing this concept with extension agents in 40 states. For 

simplicity the focus was on growing season, an extended pre-plant period and growing season, 

and from the end of harvest one year through maturity the next. Most considered the April to 

September (i.e., an arbitrary “growing season”) to be the most crucial period for precipitation 

(Appendix F), with a limited period of pre-plant moisture contributing to production. Extension 

specialists representing New Hampshire, Oklahoma, and the eastern half of Kansas indicated that 

any precipitation after the beginning of the calendar year was crucial to crop productivity. In the 

remaining 13 states (Table 8), according to testimony, the precipitation from harvest one year 

through the maturation of the crop the following year is the best measure of the available water 

for crop production. 

Table 8. States Where the Total Precipitation from the Preceding Harvest 

through the End of the Harvest was Identified as Crucial for Crop Production 

Arizona North Dakota

California Oregon

Idaho South Dakota

Kansas - West Utah

Nebraska - West Washington

Nevada Wyoming - Northwest

New Mexico

Source: The Contractor’s Research Department after discussion with 

state extension specialist 

The Contractor is not suggesting irrigation of a harvested field is irrigating “during the growing 

season ... at the proper times”. Instead the lesson from this effort is that well-informed 

producers who understand their soil’s moisture holding capacity are likely to change their 

irrigation approach from year to year to address appropriately the available soil moisture. 

Furthermore, deep soil moisture in some areas will play a substantially greater role than in other 

locations. The appropriate granularity of the requisite information about soil moisture holding 

capacity is not at the state level and not likely at the county level. Within a county, and even on 

an enterprise, soil differences are an important element of identifying what can be accomplished 

with Efficient Irrigation. Consequently, a simple approach, not requiring annual updating, to 

address Efficient and Limited Irrigation will need to allow decisions that represent good 

management practices without restricting the management decisions of the most knowledgeable 

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Finally, recognizing that a healthy plant is essential to the production, by perennials, of their fruit 

and nut crops, the entire year’s precipitation is important for these Category C crops. This is true 

even for Category C crops grown under irrigation. An extended dry period in any part of the 

year can damage the growing points of woody species. If a drought is severe enough, it can even 

damage dormant buds. Consequently, having sufficient irrigation water to supplement natural 

precipitation throughout the year is crucial to maintenance of an Approved Yield for Category C 

crops insured under an Irrigated Practice code. The producers of these crops understand this 

requirement. It was evident in comments at listening sessions and in discussions with extension 

agents. The literature published by extension offices provides good evidence that producers of 

these perennial crops have been among the pioneers in the development of Efficient Irrigation 

techniques.38

NASS 

NASS data are useful in identifying locations where crops are produced under irrigation. NASS 

conducts surveys and prepares reports covering a wide range of topics concerning U.S. 

agriculture. The Contractor reviewed NASS aggregate data published in the Census as well as 

data available from Quick Stats and the FRIS. NASS is especially conscientious about 

documenting their sampling methods and reporting the methods used to develop results 

estimated from samples. NASS survey reports identify major irrigated commodity crops and 

estimated yields of those crops. The only USDA reports of the amount of water applied per acre 

are in the FRIS, a follow-up survey to the Census of Agriculture, and in evaluations of the FRIS 

datasets by the ERS39 and ARS.40 The Contractor found no reports from NASS where both yield 

and amount of irrigation water applied at any finer level than for whole states were published. 

NASS Census Data 

NASS conducts a Census of Agriculture every five years. The Census of Agriculture is unusual 

among NASS data collection instruments in that NASS distributes census questionnaires to the 

complete list of farms NASS maintains. For the purpose of the Census of Agriculture NASS 

defines a farm as “any place that produced and sold, or normally would have sold, $1,000 or 

more of agricultural products during the Census year.”41 Most NASS surveys other than the 

Census of Agriculture are distributed to limited samples of total potential respondent 

populations. 

 

38 See, for example: Black, B., R. Hill and G. Cardon, 2008, Orchard Irrigation: Cherries, Utah State University Extension, 

https://extension.usu.edu/files/publications/publication/Horticulture_Fruit_2008-03pr.pdf, accessed May, 2014; Harrison, K., 

University of Georgia, 2009, Factors to Consider in Selecting a Farm Irrigation System 

,http://www.caes.uga.edu/publications/pubDetail.cfm?pk_ID=6979, accessed May, 2014; R.L. Parsons and B. J. Boman, 2013, 

Microsprinkler Irrigation for Cold Protection of Florida Citrus, http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/ch182, accessed May, 2014; and Moyer, 

M., R.T. Peters and R. Hamman, Washington State University extension, 2013, Irrigation Basics for Eastern Washington 

Vineyards, http://cru.cahe.wsu.edu/CEPublications/EM061E/EM061E.pdf, accessed May, 2014; 

39 See, for example: Wiebe, K., and N. Gollehon, USDA ERS, 2006, Agricultural Resources and Environmental Indicators, 2006 

Edition; pp. 24-32, http://www.ers.usda.gov/publications/eib-economic-information-bulletin/eib16.aspx, accessed April, 2014, 

and USDA, ERS, 2013 Western Irrigated Agriculture, http://www.ers.usda.gov/data-products/western-irrigatedagriculture.aspx#37000, accessed May, 2014. 

40 See, for example: USDA, ARS, 2001, Irrigation and Drainage, 

http://www.ars.usda.gov/is/np/irrigationdrainage/IrrigDrainBro.pdf, accessed May, 2014. 

41 USDA, NASS, 2102, Census of Agriculture: Your Voice, Your Future, Your Responsibility, 

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The Census of Agriculture provides the only source of detailed agricultural data for every county 

in the United States. NASS collects these data using a uniform and consistent methodology, 

carefully documenting changes in the form and analytical methods from one census to the next. 

At the same time, NASS is required by law to preserve producer confidentiality. Title 7, U.S. 

Code, Section 2276 and the Confidential Information Protection and Statistical Efficiency Act 

prohibit public disclosure of individual information. Personal information, including personally 

reported data, is protected from legal subpoena and Freedom of Information Act requests. NASS 

identifies confidentiality and data security as their top priorities. 

The 2007 Census reports 922,095,840 acres of land on U.S. farms. Of this land on farms, 

406,424,909 acres are in cropland. The Census also reports 222,267,817 acres “enrolled” in 

FCIC insurance programs administered by USDA RMA. The RMA database shows 

approximately 31 million of those acres insured under irrigated practice codes in 2007. 

Consequently, the cropland used to produce insured irrigated crops accounts for slightly less than 

3.5 percent of the land on farms in the United States; about 8 percent of the total NASS-reported 

U.S. croplands; and slightly less than 14 percent of the FCIC insured acreage. Table 36 of the 

2012 Census of Agriculture Census (Table 32 of the 2007 Census) documents the yield per acre 

of 26 crops grown with and without Irrigation (Table 9). These aggregate yields provide an 

overview of the benefits of irrigation, but provide no useful information about the effects of the 

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Table 9. Yield per Acre of 26 Crops Grown With and Without Irrigation 

Crop (unit for the crop) Irrigated

Yield

Non-irrigated

Yield

Barley for grain (bushels) 100.7 55.8

Corn for grain (bushels) 171.1 111.1

Corn for silage or greenchop (tons) 23.8 13.5

Cotton, all (bales) 2.3 1.6

Upland cotton (bales) 2.2 1.6

Pima cotton (bales) 3.1 -

Dry edible beans, excluding limas (cwt) 22.8 17.8

Oats for grain (bushels) 87.1 59.4

Peanuts for nuts (pounds) 4,362.0 3,875.1

Rice (cwt) 74.3 -

Sorghum for grain (bushels) 80.7 47.7

Soybeans for beans (bushels) 49.4 37.6

Sugar beets for sugar (tons) 32.8 26.2

Sugarcane for sugar (tons) 35.7 34.7

Tobacco (pounds) 2,616.1 2,153.8

Wheat for grain, all (bushels) 81.8 42.9

Winter wheat for grain (bushels) 76.8 44.3

Durum wheat for grain (bushels) 96.0 32.9

Other Spring wheat for grain (bushels) 89.1 40.8

Alfalfa hay (tons, dry) 4.6 2.2

Small grain hay (tons, dry) 3.3 1.8

Tame hay other than alfalfa, small grain, and Wild hay 

(tons, dry) 2.6 1.8

Wild hay (tons, dry) 1.2 1.3

Haylage or greenchop from alfalfa or alfalfa mixtures 

(tons, green) 7.5 6.4

All other haylage, grass silage, and greenchop (tons, green) 10.7 4.1

Source: The Contractor’s Research Department the 2012 Census of Agriculture, Volume 1, Table 36, page 26. 

The remaining information on irrigation in the census is of limited use for assessing the 

appropriate approach for addressing Efficient and Limited Irrigation. Table 37 of the 2012 

Census documents U.S. farm numbers and acreage with irrigated production of camelina, canola, 

dry peas, flaxseed, hops, lentils, pineapples, popcorn, rye, safflower, and sunflower seed of 

various types. There is no information on yields or on the amount of irrigation water required. 

Table 1 of the 2012 Census state level summaries reports the number of farms with irrigation and 

the number of irrigated acres in each state for the crops identified in Table 9. Table 10 of the 

2012 Census state level summarizes reports on these parameters by size of operation and by 

state. Table 25 of the 2012 Census state level summaries documents the number of farms and 

acreage with irrigated production for nine additional crops: buckwheat, cowpeas, emmer and 

spelt (one crop), mustard seed, rape seed, sugar beets for seed, sugar beets for seeds, triticale, and 

wild rice. Table 26 of the 2012 Census state level summaries reports the number of farms and 

acreage with irrigated production for grass and field seed. Tables 27 through 29 of the 2012 

Census state level summaries report number of farms and acreage with irrigated production for 

other crops (from dill to taro), vegetable, and orchards respectively, while Table 32 addresses 

berries. 

As stated previously, these data are useful in identifying major irrigated crops. For the major 

commodity crops it would be possible to mine the respondents’ data to establish yield under 
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irrigated and non-irrigated practices, but not using the insurance definition of Irrigated Practice. 

However, since NASS conducts a census only once every five years, these producer-level yield 

data would represent a very limited time series. Furthermore, the NASS confidentiality 

requirements would reduce the number of counties for which yields could be reported. 

NASS Quick Stats 

The NASS agricultural database for the United States is enormous. NASS developed Quick 

Stats (http://www.nass.usda.gov/Quick_Stats/) as a research tool for extraction of relevant data 

from the database. The Quick Stats database contains almost 31 million records of aggregated 

parameters derived from the census data and from analysis of survey responses. Each record 

addresses 39 parameters (http://quickstats.nass.usda.gov/param_define). No producer-level data 

is available through Quick Stats, but NASS supports research visits to analyze the unpublished 

data if such analysis can be completed without violating the requirements of Title 7, U.S. Code, 

Section 2276 and the Confidential Information Protection and Statistical Efficiency Act. The 

Contractor reviewed the Quick Stats summary data to understand better any value that might be 

obtained from research of producer-level responses to NASS surveys. NASS describes its 

general survey methodology as follows: 

Most of the [NASS] estimates are based on data collected from a sample of a 

given population. The samples are designed so that the chance, or probability, of 

including a particular operation in the sample is known before the survey is 

carried out. The sample data can be used to measure how much the survey 

estimates could differ from the population values. This measure of variability, 

due to selecting a sample rather than conducting a census is ... the sampling 

error. 

The data from a probability-based sample can then be used to make precise 

inferences about the population. This survey technique has distinct advantages 

over a census; it takes less time, costs less, and can actually be more accurate 

because fewer errors are made in reporting and handling the smaller quantities of 

data. Also, the results of the survey stand alone; they do not depend on 

relationships to other sets of data, such as the Census of Agriculture.

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Quick Stats provides reports on 29 crops that are insured under an Irrigated Practice code (Table 

10). Harvested acreage is reported for all 29 crops, but not for all counties where the crops are 

produced commercially. NASS documents harvested acreage from both the census reports and 

estimates of harvested acreage based on analysis of survey results. NASS only publishes 

production and yield estimates in Quick Stats from their survey analyses. These values likely 

have more limited value to the insurance of Efficient and Limited Irrigation because of the errors 

associated with the sampling and analyses. 

 

42 USDA, NASS, 2014, NASS Surveys: The Foundation of Estimates,. http://www.nass.usda.gov/Education_and_Outreach/ 

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Table 10. NASS Data on Irrigated Crops Available from the 2012 Census 

of Agriculture and Various NASS Surveys through the USDA NASS Quick Stats Tool 

Crop Planted Acres Harvested Acres Yield Production

Barley Survey Census and Survey Survey Survey

Buckwheat Census

Canola Census and Survey

Corn Survey Census and Survey Survey Survey

Cotton1Survey Census and Survey Survey Survey

Cultivated Wild Rice Census

Dry Beans2Survey Census and Survey Survey Survey

Dry Peas Census and Survey

Flue Cured Tobacco Census and Survey Survey Survey

Forage Production Census and Survey

Grain Sorghum Survey Census and Survey Survey Survey

Millet3 Census and Survey

Mint Census and Survey

Mustard Census and Survey

Oats Survey Census and Survey Survey Survey

Peanuts Survey Census and Survey Survey Survey

Popcorn Census

Potatoes Survey Census and Survey Survey Survey

Rice Census and Survey Survey

Rye Census and Survey

Safflower Census and Survey

Sesame Census

Silage Sorghum Census and Survey Survey Survey

Soybeans Survey Census and Survey Survey Survey

Sugar Beets Census and Survey Survey

Sugarcane Census and Survey Survey

Sunflowers Census and Survey

Sweet Potatoes Census and Survey

Wheat Survey Census and Survey Survey Survey

1

 Available for Pima Cotton, Irrigated and Upland Cotton, Irrigated 

2

 Available for specific types only 

3

 Proso Millet only 

Source: The Contractor’s Research Department after USDA, NASS 2012 Census of Agriculture and surveys accessed through Quick Stats, 

May, 2014. 

NASS publishes production data for some crops at the state level in the census reports43 and 

yield data are documented in the census reports for a number of crops and states as noted above. 

However, except for data on harvested acres, many of these data are not mined by the Quick 

Stats algorithms. Corn is by far the best documented crop in the dataset. The Contractor has 

extracted the data for acreage, production, and yield for irrigated corn for 2012. Tables 11 and 

12 are included to illustrate the limits of these Quick Stats data. 

 

43 See, for example: USDA, NASS, 2014, 2012 Census Publications, http://www.agcensus.usda.gov/Publications/2012/, accessed 

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Table 11. NASS Quick Stats Data on the Ten counties in the United States 

with the Largest Number of Planted Irrigated Acres in 2012 – Corn 

State County Planted Acres1 Harvested Acres2 Yield1

bushels/acre

Production1

bushels

Colorado Yuma 223,000 178,203 205.4 41,700,000

Nebraska Dawson 198,000 174,894 192.5 37,925,000

Nebraska Custer 192,500 185,237 189.5 36,235,000

Nebraska York 189,000 175,324 210.1 39,454,000

Nebraska Hamilton 188,000 165,996 208.7 39,056,000

Nebraska Holt 185,500 175,114 194.2 34,814,000

Nebraska Hall 183,000 174,796 190.6 34,830,000

Nebraska Lincoln 181,000 165,425 198.3 35,670,000

Nebraska Buffalo 176,500 168,461 210.3 36,904,000

Nebraska Antelope 171,000 143,184 196.4 33,529,000

1

 Survey 

2

 Census 

Source: The Contractor’s Research Department after USDA, NASS 2012 Census of Agriculture and surveys accessed through Quick Stats, May, 

2014. 

Table 12. NASS Quick Stats Data on the Ten Counties in the United States 

with the Smallest Number of Planted Irrigated Acres in 2012 – Corn 

State County Planted Acres1 Harvested Acres2 Yield1

bushels/acre

Production1

bushels

Nebraska Otoe 3,000 4,921 179.0 537,000

Kansas Geary 2,700 2,020 168.8 422,000

Texas Bexar 2,400 1,716 114.6 275,000

Colorado Lincoln 2,200 1,676 143.9 259,000

Texas Bee 2,200 1,539 76.2 167,600

Texas Lamar 2,000 2,772 128.0 224,000

Kansas Ottawa 1,700 1,600 146.7 220,000

Kansas Marion 1,600 2,140 153.3 230,000

Kansas Saline 1,300 486 150.0 180,000

Nebraska Pawnee 1,000 3,127 171.0 171,000

1

 Survey 

2

 Census 

Source: The Contractor’s Research Department after USDA, NASS 2012 Census of Agriculture and surveys accessed through Quick Stats, May, 

2014. 

The Contractor notes first that the estimates for planted acres, yields, and production derived 

from the surveys are all rounded to address significance of the sample data used in the 

calculations. The Contractor is reminded by this rounding that these NASS figures are evidencebased estimates. Furthermore, limitation on reports for irrigated corn in some counties in both 

the Census of Agriculture (Appendix G, Table G1) and Quick Stats (Appendix G, Table G2), 

illustrates the challenges of using NASS Quick Stats survey data to address Efficient and Limited 

Irrigation even for a major commodity crop. The 2012 Census documents corn for grain 

irrigated acres harvested for 1,852 counties in 46 states. The Quick Stats Survey data for 2012 

document corn for grain irrigated planted acreage in only 116 named counties and only 4 states. 

The Contractor has been asked to identify a simple approach not requiring frequent updating for 

all irrigated crops nationwide that are insured under a yield-based plan. With these disparities in 

reporting, the additional Quick Stats data on yield provide very limited useful information for 

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Examination of the Quick Stats Survey data for peanuts, a specialty crop with substantial 

production, further illustrates the barrier to using Quick Stats data, or its underlying producerlevel dataset, to develop an approach to support implementation of Efficient and Limited 

Irrigation procedures. The 2007 Census documents peanut production in 237 counties in 15 

states (Appendix G, Table G3). The most recent surveys for peanuts (2007) document irrigated 

planted acreage, harvested acreage, production, and yield in only 4 named counties and only in 

Texas (Appendix G, Table G4). 

NASS FRIS 

Over time, the U.S. government has collected substantially more data addressing on-farm 

irrigation. The 11th U.S. Census in 1890 included questions about agricultural practices, 

including Irrigation. In 1894, the Department of Interior Bureau of the Census issues a report on 

irrigated agriculture almost a thousand pages long.44 The collection of agriculture statistics 

remained the purview of the Bureau of the Census until 1997. They conducted special 

quinquennial FRIS from 1979 through 1994. The Bureau of Census transferred responsibility for 

agricultural census activities to the USDA NASS in 1997. The 1998 FRIS was the first survey to 

collect and publish data for irrigation in each of the 50 States. Prior to that, NASS collected data 

for leading irrigation states. 

The 2008 FRIS is the seventh survey devoted entirely to collecting on-farm irrigation data for the 

United States. For the first time, irrigation data for horticultural specialty operations with sales 

of $10,000 or greater were included in the survey. The 2008 FRIS provides data that supplement 

the basic irrigation data collected from all farm and ranch operators in the 2007 Census of 

Agriculture. The summary of irrigation data collected in this survey provides the most complete 

and detailed profiles of irrigation in the United States. NASS focuses the data collection effort 

for FRIS to complement the census dataset and allow meaningful estimates of a wide range of 

parameters for U.S. irrigation. Almost 207,000 farms were irrigating in 2008, with almost 55 

million acres irrigated using just more than 91 million acre feet of water. 

FRIS reports on estimated yields for 16 irrigated crops and the estimated average amount of 

water applied to these crops at the state level (Table 13).45 State-level data are more granular 

than the data that are normally used for crop insurance analyses. 

 

44 Porter, R.P. and C.D. Wright, DOI, Bureau of the Census, 1894, Report on Agriculture by Irrigation in the Western Part of the 

United States, http://www.agcensus.usda.gov/Publications/Historical_Publications/1890/1890a_v5-14.pdf, accessed May, 

2014. 

45 Ibid. Tables 27 and 28. 
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Table 13. Irrigation Parameters by Crop for the United States 

for Crops with Yield Estimates 

Crop Farms Irrigated Acres 

Harvested

Average 

Yield / 

Acre

Average 

Acre-Feet 

Applied

Corn for grain or seed (bushels) 33,571 11,991,515 181 1.0

Soybeans for beans (bushels) 23,024 7,044,546 49 0.7

Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures

 (dry hay, greenchop, and silage) (tons, dry) 48,315 6,187,983 4.5 2.4

Wheat for grain or seed (bushels) 16,265 4,107,464 75 1.4

All other hay

 (dry hay, greenchop, and silage) (tons, dry) 29,553 3,351,986 2.8 1.8

All cotton (lbs., lint) 6,612 3,123,664 1,103 1.3

Rice (cwt) 5,265 2,683,363 70 2.3

Corn for silage or greenchop (tons, green) 9,135 1,633,540 25 2.1

Sorghum for grain or seed (bushels) 4,118 1,042,392 77 0.9

Barley for grain or seed (bushels) 4,334 762,240 100 1.5

Peanuts for nuts (pounds) 2,535 540,577 4,187 1.0

Beans, Dry Edible (cwt) 2,849 431,329 24 1.4

Sugarbeets for sugar (tons) 1,590 382,267 30 2.6

Other small grains (oats, rye, etc.) 2,975 344,195 1.4

Tobacco, all types (pounds) 811 23,614 2,634 0.4

Total United States 190,952 43,650,675 N/A 1.41

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 Acre-weighted average for these 15 crops and crop groupings. 

Source: The Contractor’s Research Department after USDA, NASS, 2009, 2007 Census of Agriculture: Farm and Ranch Irrigation Survey 

(2008). 

For some crops, the number of farms irrigating changed dramatically between 2003 and 2008 

(Table 14). These changes reflect producer decisions about which crops to plant and which 

crops to irrigate. They also capture the growth of larger farms and the disappearance of smaller 

farms. Furthermore, they reflect changes in technologies that allow production without irrigation 

(e.g., drought tolerant varieties and changes in tillage). Although the total number of farms 

irrigating for these 22 crops/crop groupings increased by 1 percent, the total number of farms 

irrigating in the United States decreased 1.6 percent from 2003 to 2008. 

Table 14. Percent Change between 2003 and 2008 by Crop 

in the Numbers of U.S. Farms Irrigating 

Crop Farms Crop Farms

Wheat for grain or seed 20.3 Corn for grain or seed 4.2

Peanuts for nuts 19.9 Land in orchards, vineyards, and nut trees -1.1

Potatoes 19.2 Tomatoes -2.7

All berries 13.3 Barley for grain or seed -6.8

Soybeans for beans 9.3 Corn for silage or greenchop -9.7

All other hay 7.7 Rice -23.0

Lettuce and romaine 7.4 Cotton - Pressure Systems -23.3

Sweet corn 7.1 Sorghum for grain or seed -32.9

Land in vegetables 5.9 Sugarbeets for sugar -36.3

Beans, Dry Edible 5.6 Tobacco, all types -46.2

Other small grains 5.3 Cotton - Low-flow Systems -48.3

Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures 4.6 Total United States 1.0

Source: The Contractor’s Research Department after USDA, NASS, 2009, 2007 Census of Agriculture: Farm and Ranch Irrigation Survey 

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NASS estimates the total farmland acreage irrigated, including pastures, increased by 4.6 percent 

between 2003 and 2008. The total cropland acreage irrigated for 13 named crops/crop groupings 

increased by 7.4 percent between 2003 and 2008, with changes in acreage ranging from an 

increase of almost 32 percent for soybeans to a decrease of about the same amount for sugar 

beets and tobacco. Once again, these changes reflect producer decisions on which crops to plant 

and which crops to irrigate. 

NASS reported in the FRIS that about 75,000 farms made changes to reduce their energy costs or 

to conserve water between 2003 and 2008. Almost 60 percent of these respondents indicated 

they used less water. Consequently, approximately a fifth of the farms irrigating in 2008 had 

practiced Efficient Irrigation as a result of the changes made to reduce their energy costs or to 

conserve water. However, the reader should remember the FRIS is only conducted every five 

years. Furthermore, because it is a survey and because of its frequency, the FRIS provides at 

best a snapshot of U.S. irrigation practices. 

Perhaps the most interesting data in the FRIS from the perspective of addressing Efficient and 

Limited irrigation for crop insurance are the changes made for 13 named crops/crop groupings 

between 2003 and 2008 in the amount of irrigation water applied and the resultant yields 

achieved. For eight crops, the average irrigation water applied decreased, while the average 

yield only decreased for one of these eight crops. That crop was wheat, whose percent decrease 

in yield was much less than the percent decrease in irrigation water applied. Only hay (of all 

types) showed poorer yields although additional irrigation water was applied. Such a pattern 

might be expected if the hay were grown primarily in areas with adequate precipitation in 2003, 

but under drought conditions in 2008 (Table 15). The distribution of hay production in the 

United States and the drought conditions across the nation those two years support this 

hypothesis. 

Table 15. Percent Change in U.S. Irrigated Acres, Irrigation Water 

Applied per Acre, and Yields between 2003 and 2008 by Crop 

Crop

Irrigated 

Acres 

Harvested

Average 

Acre-Feet 

Applied

Average 

Yield

Corn for grain or seed (bushels) 23.0 -16.7 1.7

Soybeans for beans (bushels) 31.8 -12.5 2.1

Beans, Dry Edible (cwt) -5.9 -12.5 4.3

Sorghum for grain or seed (bushels) -6.0 -10.0 2.7

All cotton (lbs, lint) -23.3 -7.1 10.9

Wheat for grain or seed (bushels) 25.7 -6.7 -1.3

Corn for silage or greenchop (tons, green) 24.5 -4.5 0.0

Sugarbeets for sugar -31.9 -3.7 3.4

Barley for grain or seed (bushels) -23.1 0.0 4.2

Rice (cwt) -10.4 0.0 1.4

Tobacco, all types (pounds) -32.6 0.0 9.2

Alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures (dry hay, greenchop, and silage) 

(tons, dry) -0.3 4.3 -10.0

All other hay (dry hay, greenchop, and silage) (tons, dry) 3.3 5.9 0.0

Total United States 7.4 -3.6 N/A

Source: The Contractor’s Research Department after USDA, NASS, 2009, 2007 Census of Agriculture: Farm and Ranch Irrigation Survey 

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FRIS Unpublished Data46

The Contractor also assessed respondent-level (unpublished) data provided in response to the 

FRIS at the NASS Data Lab. The target population for the 2008 FRIS was all farms in the 

United States irrigating in the reference year 2008. Reporting irrigated acreage in response to the 

Census in 2007 was required to be considered among all farms in the United States irrigating in 

the reference year 2008. This includes some operations in the target population who irrigated in 

2007 but not in 2008. NASS corrects for this sampling error. It also excludes operations which 

did not report irrigation in the Census. These fall mainly into three categories: Those who 

irrigated in 2008 who did not irrigate in 2007; those who did not respond to the Census by 

choice; and those whose operations are so small that they are not included in the Census target 

population. All three categories likely include some limited resource producers. There is no 

mechanism to correct for this sampling error. 

NASS identified 217,604 records in the 2007 Census having irrigation activity on their farm or 

ranch. The population was divided into those with irrigated horticultural production and those 

without. NASS selected a final sample for the FRIS of 23,089 operations. NASS expected a 

final response rate of 70 percent, taking the expected responses to about 7.5 percent of the target 

population. The responses are then handled to eliminate forms that have not addressed queries 

appropriately (e.g., misinterpreted questions or answered inconsistently between related 

questions). The survey instrument is available for review as Appendix B on pages B-11 through 

B-26 of the FRIS summary report.47 The final FRIS unpublished data included 14,503 records 

(reports from producers), with more than 100 attributes reported for each record. 

The Contractor was excited by the possibility that these data could support quantitative models 

for addressing benchmarks for Efficient Irrigation and adjustments to Approved Yield for 

Limited Irrigation. The FRIS Survey Overview notes, “FRIS is the most comprehensive source 

of information on irrigation water use throughout the agricultural industry and results are 

reported not only on the national and state levels, but by water resources regions.”48,49 The 

survey analysis accounts for 97.1 percent of all land reported as irrigated in the 2007 Census of 

Agriculture. The survey parameters address the crucial irrigation characteristics associated with 

that land. However, the Contractor notes the association with the land is the focus, with 

association with crops receiving less attention. 

The confidentiality requirement for NASS survey data require that all unpublished data research 

be conducted in a secure USDA NASS data facility. The Contractor sent two analysts to the 

NASS Data Lab in Washington, D.C. The first day of work was spent gaining familiarity with 

the database structure and its relationship to the survey instrument. Thereafter, the analysts 

 

46 The Contractor would like to thank Robert Hunt and Jim Burt of the USDA NASS Data Lab for their warm welcome and their 

efforts in preparing the FRIS data for the Contractor’s queries. 

47 USDA, NASS, 2010, 2007 Census of Agriculture: Farm and Ranch Irrigation Survey (2008), 

http://www.agcensus.usda.gov/Publications/2007/Online_Highlights/Farm_and_Ranch_Irrigation_Survey/fris08.pdf, accessed 

May, 2014. 

48 The 20 NASS defined Water Resources Regions each include at least parts of multiple states and in most cases, multiple states. 

They reflect primarily surface water resources. 

49 USDA, NASS, 2010, 2007 Census of Agriculture: Farm and Ranch Irrigation Survey (2008) fact sheet, 

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mined the data to understand the extent to which these data would inform an analysis of 

irrigation activities at the state and county levels. 

The Contractor’s initial analysis focused on obtaining an understanding of the relative proportion 

of the 14,503 records which could be used to assess county-level irrigation practices. Since 

Efficient and Limited Irrigation address changes in management, the Contractor sought to 

identify counties that had at least 5 respondents in 2003 (the previous FRIS) and 2008. The 

Contractor was surprised that only 351 of the 3,144 counties (or county-like entities) in the 

United States had data that could support irrigation comparisons between surveys at the county 

level (Table 16). Even considering that only about two thirds of these counties and county-like 

entities have insured irrigated production, the utility of the FRIS unpublished data in addressing 

Efficient and/or Limited Irrigation became a concern. 

Table 16. Number of Counties with 10 or More 2008 FRIS Respondents, by State 

State

Number of Counties 

with 10 or More

Respondents

State Number of Counties with 

10 or More Respondents

Alabama 18 Nebraska 38

Alaska 1 Nevada 9

Arizona 8 New Hampshire 2

Arkansas 25 New Jersey 8

California 23 New Mexico 17

Colorado 22 New York 6

Connecticut 4 North Carolina 5

Delaware 3 North Dakota 16

Florida 18 Ohio 2

Georgia 36 Oklahoma 15

Hawaii 4 Oregon 17

Idaho 25 Pennsylvania 10

Illinois 19 Rhode Island 2

Indiana 18 South Carolina 11

Iowa 9 South Dakota 17

Kansas 28 Tennessee 14

Kentucky 9 Texas 35

Louisiana 16 Utah 18

Maine 1 Vermont 0

Maryland 9 Virginia 5

Massachusetts 2 Washington 12

Michigan 22 West Virginia 1

Minnesota 20 Wisconsin 22

Mississippi 17 Wyoming 16

Missouri 13 Total 698

Montana 30

Source: The Contractor’s Research Department after USDA, NASS FRIS unpublished data. 

The Contractor then examined the potential for the FRIS data to be of use at the crop, rather than 

the county level. If enough counties could be mined for a crop, a crop specific pattern of 

irrigation might be discerned. So for example, if corn irrigation and precipitation together 

generally resulted in 30 acre inches of water being available to the corn crop, then the mining of 

weather data could be used as a proxy. The Contractor sought to identify the number of counties 
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that had at least 10 respondents in 2003 (the previous FRIS) and 2008 for each of the 16 named 

crops in the survey (Table 17). 

Table 17. Number of Counties with 10 2008 FRIS Respondents, by Crop 

Crop

Number of Counties 

with 10 or More

Respondents

Corn for Grain 160

Alfalfa 106

Soybeans 104

Wheat 69

Rice 41

Cotton 38

Corn Silage 28

Barley 18

Potatoes 14

Sweet Corn 13

Sorghum 9

Peanuts 7

Sugar Beets 7

Beans 5

Lettuce 4

Tomatoes 4

Tobacco 1

Source: The Contractor’s Research Department after USDA, 

NASS FRIS unpublished data. 

There are some crop/county combinations that have especially rich data. To illustrate the 

limitations of these data-rich counties to be useful in addressing Efficient and Limited Irrigation, 

all county/crop combinations with more than 50 respondents are provided in Table 18. The data 

for all county/crop combinations are provided in Appendix G, Table G5.
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Table 18. Crop County Combinations with More than 50 Respondents 

State County Crop Number of 

Respondents

Washington Grant Wheat 95

Delaware Sussex Corn for Grain 82

Mississippi Bolivar Soybeans 82

Missouri New Madrid Soybeans 80

Illinois Mason Corn for Grain 80

Missouri Stoddard Soybeans 79

Michigan St Joseph Corn for Grain 69

Missouri New Madrid Corn for Grain 68

Delaware Sussex Soybeans 68

Missouri Stoddard Corn for Grain 67

Mississippi Washington Soybeans 64

Mississippi Bolivar Rice 61

Iowa Monona Corn for Grain 61

Michigan St Joseph Soybeans 60

Iowa Monona Soybeans 60

Nevada Elko Alfalfa 59

Illinois Mason Soybeans 57

Mississippi Sunflower Soybeans 57

Mississippi Leflore Soybeans 56

Missouri New Madrid Peanuts 53

Washington Grant Corn for Grain 52

Louisiana Acadia Rice 52

Oklahoma Texas Wheat 51

Minnesota Dakota Corn for Grain 50

Source: The Contractor’s Research Department after USDA, NASS FRIS unpublished data. 

To understand if there was a possibility of bridging between precipitation data and amount of 

irrigation water applied, the Contractor examined the correlation between the amount of water 

applied to irrigated crops per acre in a county from the FRIS unpublished data and the natural 

precipitation falling on the county (Table 19). The Contractor first looked at correlations at the 

county level and then at the Crop Reporting District (CRD) level. As these correlations showed 

no discernible pattern, the Contractor continued to an even coarser granularity. Correlation 

coefficients are reported in Table 19 at the state level. The reader should note the wide range of 

both positive and negative correlations. In conversations, Texas producers express an opinion 

that the positive correlations might reflect states with primarily surface water supplies, the 

negative correlations might represent states with primarily ground water supplies, and the weak 

correlations might represent states with a wide mix of water supplies. This is an interesting 

hypothesis, but not relevant to the current analysis of data that might be of use to an insurance 

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Table 19. Correlations of the Amount of Irrigation Water used for Irrigation 

in a County and the Amount of Growing Season Precipitation: Top 25 Counties1

State Correlation Coefficient State Correlation Coefficient

South Dakota -0.8252 Wisconsin -0.2773

Iowa -0.8045 Michigan -0.2755

Illinois -0.7261 West Virginia -0.2705

Washington -0.646 Nevada 0.269

Montana -0.5581 Washington -0.2468

Maryland 0.5466 Indiana 0.2404

Oklahoma 0.4949 Utah 0.2299

Colorado -0.4175 Georgia -0.2235

Arizona 0.391 California 0.1743

Louisiana 0.3887 Wisconsin -0.1705

New Mexico 0.3689 Wyoming -0.1573

Alabama 0.3558 Oregon -0.1547

Virginia -0.3337

1The ranking was established by absolute value of the correlation but the correlation is reported with its sign. 

Source: The Contractor’s Research Department after USDA, NASS FRIS unpublished data.

The Contractor used a similar approach to examine the correlation between the amount of water 

applied to irrigated crops per acre and the natural precipitation falling on the crops (Table 20). 

Table 20. Correlations of the Amount of Irrigation Water used 

for a Crop and the Amount of Growing Season Precipitation: Top 10 Crops2

Crop Correlation Coefficient

Tobacco -0.621

Sweet Corn -0.396

Sugar Beets 0.388

Lettuce -0.335

Tomatoes -0.308

Corn for Grain -0.297

Sorghum 0.272

All Berries 0.218

Beans -0.191

Potatoes -0.166

2The ranking was established by absolute value of the correlation 

but the correlation is reported with its sign. 

Source: The Contractor’s Research Department after USDA, 

NASS FRIS unpublished data. 

These data revealed that there is no strong correlation between the amount of precipitation and 

the amount of irrigation water applied. It appears some producers apply more irrigation water 

per acre when there is more precipitation, especially in areas where surface waters are the 

primary source of water for irrigation. It appears some producers apply less irrigation water per 

acre when there is more precipitation, especially in areas where ground waters are the primary 

source of water for irrigation. Between 2003 and 2008, there were negligible changes in the 
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amounts of water applied per acre nationwide.50 Nonetheless, Table 15 of this report shows 

evidence of the effects of Efficient Irrigation. The FRIS provides the opportunity to map the 

distribution of those efforts by county (Figure 3). 

Figure 3. Map of the Proportion of the Respondents in each County Indicating 

Implementation of Improvements in their Irrigation Systems Based on Question 1 of 

Section 18 of the FRIS for Operations without Horticultural Production51

Source: The Contractor’s Research Department after USDA, NASS FRIS unpublished data. 

The FRIS also provides useful information about sources of irrigation information producers use 

(Table 21). Knowledge of these sources and the distribution of their use by producers will be 

particularly useful in drafting underwriting language if RMA implements Efficient and/or 

Limited Irrigation. Data to establish these sources are reported at the state level in the FRIS and 

may be mined at the county level from FRIS unpublished data for many major agricultural 

counties. 

 

50 USDA, NASS, 2010, 2007 Census of Agriculture: Farm and Ranch Irrigation Survey (2008), Table 8, 

http://www.agcensus.usda.gov/Publications/2007/Online_Highlights/Farm_and_Ranch_Irrigation_Survey/fris08.pdf, accessed 

May, 2014. 

51 This is a map of the Proportion of the Respondents in each County Indicating Implementation of Improvements in their 

Irrigation Systems Based on Question 1 of Section 18 of the FRIS for Operations without Horticultural Production and the 

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Table 21. Proportion of the Respondents Using Specified Sources of Irrigation Information 

Source Proportion (%)

Extension Agent/University Specialist 36

Paid Crop Consultant/Irrigation Specialist 23

Irrigation Equipment Dealer 28

Irrigation District Employee 15

Government Specialist 17

Media Reports 13

Neighbor 38

Internet, etc. 12

Source: The Contractor’s Research Department after USDA, NASS, 2010, 

FRIS Table 42. 

If the FRIS were a census, rather than a survey, the unpublished data would provide a basis for 

better analysis of the effects of application of different amounts of irrigation water. A census 

attempts to obtain data from the entire target population, while the survey samples from the 

population. Furthermore, if this hypothetical irrigation census were offered every year or every 

other year, the data time series would be more useful in analyzing the impacts of changes in 

irrigation amounts and the effects of weather on producer decisions about irrigation. Since the 

data for precipitation can be known at the county level, and if the FRIS were an annual census, it 

would then be possible to know the average total water available to a crop (in acre inches). This 

would involve nothing more difficult than adding the average precipitation at the county level to

the average irrigation water applied at the county level. Regrettably, the survey nature of the 

FRIS and the interval between surveys severely limits the utility of the FRIS unpublished data in 

addressing Efficient and Limited Irrigation. Nonetheless, data for the 2013 FRIS survey should 

be available sometime in October 2014. It seems likely the 2013 FRIS report will document an 

even greater effort to achieve efficient irrigation. 

RMA Unpublished Data 

The Contractor reviewed and analyzed the RMA insurance experience data at the level of the 

insured to assess the potential contributions of these data to developing recommendations for 

modifications to policy and procedure. The focus of this research was on Type P11 (acreage 

reports), Type P15 (yield reports), and Type P21 (production loss reports).52 While the RMA 

data include information about the number and location of insured irrigated acres as well as 

reports of irrigated yields, they contain no information about the amount of irrigation water 

applied. RMA data are the only data available to identify the states, counties, crops, and acreage 

of the insured irrigated crops. The research on RMA data focused on crop years 2003 and 2008 

(the crop years reported in the most recent FRIS reports), 2007 (the crop year reported in the 

most recent Census when the research was begun),53 and 2012 (the most recent crop year with a 

relatively complete insurance experience record). These data were selected because they 

facilitate analysis in context with the NASS census data and other available datasets. The RMA 

data show about 90 crops insured as irrigated, with slight variations in that number from year to 

year. Almost every state has at least one insured irrigated crop each year (Appendix H). 

 

52 The Contractor includes records in the predecessor Type 11, 15, and 21 records when using this newer record naming system. 

53 As noted earlier, the 2012 Census of Agriculture U.S. Summary and State Data and State and County Data Online Reports 

were released on May 2, 2014. The Contractor reviewed these reports to verify that the conclusions reached concerning the 

utility of the Census of Agriculture data were not changed. 
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State Survey 

The Contractor reviewed state irrigation surveys to see if they might provide useful information 

for developing modifications to crop insurance policy and procedure regarding Efficient and 

Limited Irrigation. The Contractor was able to identify surveys on irrigation from 13 states. 

(Table 22, Appendix I). These state surveys are not particularly useful because of the 

infrequency of data collection, limited sample size, and substantially different data collection 

methods between states and between years within a state. Most of the data are focused on 

extraction of water from reservoirs, rivers, and aquifers. These surveys focus on hydrology 

rather than on agricultural production. 

Table 22. State Irrigation Surveys and the Years for which 

Some Element of Irrigation is Documented 

State Survey Years

Arkansas 2009 2005

California 2010 2010

Colorado 2013

Georgia 2008

Illinois 1991

Kansas 2012 2011

Kentucky 1999

Michigan 2006

Missouri 2004 2000 1998

Nebraska 2008

South Carolina 2000

Texas 2009 2000 1994

Source: The Contractor’s Research Department. 

Research Reports 

The published academic research data are useful primarily in confirming the assumption that the 

amount of water available for evapotranspiration is correlated to the yield as long as no other 

factors are limiting production. Deficit irrigation is defined in the academic literature as 

irrigation that supplies less than the water required for full evapotranspiration. In this respect, 

for the plant physiologist and agronomist, deficit irrigation is an equivalent construct in relation 

to full irrigation as Limited Irrigation is to the amount of irrigation water applied to achieve the 

Approved Yield. However, they are in no way synonymous, since the Irrigated Practice does not 

require full irrigation. Full irrigation should not be used as a term defining the amount of water 

required to produce the Approved Yield. The analysis of scientific research in search of insight 

about Limited Irrigation is confounded by the scientists emphasis on the only limiting factor 

being the irrigation water applied. That is certainly the case for the initial reductions in applied 

irrigation water if the producer is expecting to get a production potential not less than the 

Approved Yield. However, if the expectation is a lesser amount of production, and if the 

producer reduces other inputs, then one of those other inputs could become limiting. 

The Contractor did not attempt to duplicate the work commissioned by the RMA from the 

University of Nebraska regarding yields from plants whose productivity is limited by the 

available water supply.54 The essential conclusion from this work is that, over some reasonable 

 

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range of amounts of water applied for irrigation, when water is limiting, the yield for corn and 

soybean in three states increases linearly with the increase in available water. While this has not 

been documented for every crop, the partitioning of water by the crop plant between that 

required for vegetative growth and that required for reproductive growth makes it generally 

reasonable to accept the linearity of the relationship. The Contractor identified no primary 

research reports or reviews that examined time series effects of Efficient, Limited or deficit 

irrigation. 
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SECTION VII. IRRIGATION PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT PRACTICES

Producer production decisions are driven by many factors. Producers consider input costs such 

as the costs of seed, fertilizer, energy, rent, and water used for irrigation. They also consider 

revenue factors such as which crop is likely to bring the highest net revenue per acre at harvest 

and the opportunity costs of storing production. Many producers make their decision regarding 

which crop to plant based primarily on personal histories and experiences. 

Producers cannot have perfect knowledge about the availability of water for production prior to 

planting. They cannot know how much natural precipitation will fall. Consequently, they 

cannot know how much water they will need to apply. Producers dependent on surface water for 

their irrigation water supply cannot know the rate at which snowpack will melt. Adding to this 

uncertainty is the recent trend of state and local governmental entities making determinations 

about available water for irrigation at the legislative level. These administrative actions may not 

come prior to the planting date. These statements are not intended to imply that producers never 

know when water available for crop production may be limited. Some limitations can be known 

in advance, but the nature of information available and its timing can be expected to vary widely. 

Producers in many states have been proactively seeking ways to improve or at least maintain 

their yields using techniques for irrigation that require less water applied to each irrigated acre. 

In those states where “banking” water is offered, some producers are using Efficient Irrigation to 

allow them to set aside a portion of their water allocation for future use. In other states, 

implementing the Efficient Irrigation techniques identified below has allowed an increase in the 

acreage managed under irrigation, an ability to address more severe natural precipitation 

shortfalls, a way to decrease input costs, or a way to deal with the actions of administrative 

bodies which control the amount of water available for irrigation. 

From an economic perspective, the potential for emergence of market-driven allocation of water, 

whether it be in the form of salable allotments, credits for reduced application, or other potential 

market-based incentives for investment in improved irrigation techniques, can be expected to 

have positive impacts on water usage overall. The implications on crop insurance, however, are 

not obvious. Some growers may indeed realize increases in expected yield or reductions in 

variability (both of which would contribute to reduced losses and therefore rates) as a result of 

increased investment in irrigation technologies. Others may change their crop mix or find 

alternative markets for the available water, with unpredictable results. 

VII.A. Efficient Irrigation Techniques 

The Contractor learned of some of these techniques through input during the listening sessions. 

The Contractor also contacted extension specialists in each state to discuss techniques being used 

by producers to apply less water to a crop while maintaining yields. It became apparent that 

while producers are using various means to address limitations in water availability, in many 

cases they are not using a single technique. Based on input from extension specialists and 

producers, the Contractor developed descriptions of 20 techniques currently used by producers to 

limit the amount of irrigation water required to maintain yields and 2 techniques that may result 

in Efficient Irrigation. The descriptions follow. 
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Changing the Irrigation Method 

The Unites States Geological Survey (USGS) defines 9 primary methods to control the 

“application of water for agricultural purposes through manmade systems to supply water 

requirements not satisfied by rainfall.”55 These methods, in general order of increasing water use 

efficiency, are: 

 Gravity: Irrigation in which the water is not pumped but flows and is distributed by 

gravity. 

 Flood: The application of irrigation water where the entire surface of the soil is covered 

by ponded water. 

 Furrow: A partial surface flooding method of irrigation normally used with clean-tilled 

crops where water is applied in furrows or rows of sufficient capacity to contain the 

designed irrigation system. 

 Surface: Irrigation where the soil surface is used as a conduit, as in furrow and border 

irrigation as opposed to sprinkler irrigation or sub-irrigation. 

 Traveling Gun: Sprinkler irrigation system consisting of a single large nozzle that rotates 

and is self-propelled. The name refers to the fact that the base is on wheels and can be 

moved by the irrigator or affixed to a guide wire. 

 Center-Pivot: Automated sprinkler irrigation achieved by automatically rotating the 

sprinkler pipe or boom, supplying water to the sprinkler heads or nozzles, as a radius 

from the center of the field to be irrigated. Water is delivered to the center or pivot point 

of the system. The pipe is supported above the crop by towers at fixed spacings and 

propelled by pneumatic, mechanical, hydraulic, or electric power on wheels or skids in 

fixed circular paths at uniform angular speeds. Water is applied at a uniform rate by 

progressive increase of nozzle size from the pivot to the end of the line. The depth of 

water applied is determined by the rate of travel of the system. Single units are ordinarily 

about 1,250 to 1,300 feet long and irrigate about a 130-acre circular area. 

 Drip: A planned irrigation system in which water is applied directly to the Root Zone of 

plants by means of applicators (orifices, emitters, porous tubing, perforated pipe, etc.) 

operated under low pressure with the applicators being placed either on or below the 

surface of the ground. 

 Sprinkler: A planned irrigation system in which water is applied by means of perforated 

pipes or nozzles operated under pressure so as to form a spray pattern. 

 Sub-irrigation: Applying irrigation water below the ground surface either by raising the 

water table within or near the root zone or by using a buried perforated or porous pipe 

system that discharges directly into the root zone. 

The USGS includes in their list, two methods of control that affect the amount of water used, but 

not the efficiency of the irrigation. 

 Rotation: A system by which irrigators receive an allotted quantity of water, not a 

continuous rate, but at stated intervals. 

 Supplemental: Irrigation to ensure increased crop production in areas where rainfall 

normally supplies most of the moisture needed.56

 

55 https://water.usgs.gov/edu/irquicklook.html 

56 Ibid
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Switching to a more sophisticated distribution technique generally results in Efficient Irrigation. 

However, producers consider the capital costs when changing their irrigation approach. For 

example, when changing from flood irrigation to center pivot, the producer exchanges the cost of 

labor for managing the distribution of the water for the cost of machinery to distribute the water. 

The producer must decide if the opportunity for greater yields under the pivot irrigation system 

and the lower labor costs will, over time, offset the substantial costs of machinery and power to 

operate the center pivot system. The Contractor heard substantial testimony about producers 

realizing greater yields with less irrigation water following a change to a more efficient irrigation 

method. In short, the producers used less water with a more modern irrigation method and 

achieved larger yields than their Approved Yield. However, the data supporting this testimony 

are anecdotal or based on very limited field trials. 

Computerizing Irrigation 

The cost of irrigation is substantial. Inefficient use of irrigation can destroy a farming business. 

Since the onset of personal computers in the early 1970s, producers have been using personal 

computer applications to monitor irrigation and schedule its timing. Agricultural specialists have 

developed tools for use by producers to help them get the most value from irrigation water. 

These tools range from simple spreadsheets to interactive applications for smart phones. 

Sophisticated computerized scheduling of irrigation can use a wide range of inputs including 

weather history, average historical evapotranspiration rates for the specific crop being irrigated, 

heat units, humidity levels, soil moisture monitoring devices, etc. The outputs are highly 

customized irrigation schedules. Furthermore, most recently-installed mechanical irrigation 

systems support wireless control of the machinery. Therefore, a producer can set the irrigation 

schedule and let a computer manage the plan with minimal oversight. 

Some state regulatory agencies have been given the authority to monitor and even take control of 

these computerized irrigation systems. In Nebraska, the Natural Resources Districts have the 

authority and ability to turn off active pivot irrigation systems. In Colorado, state water 

resources personnel operate the opening and closing of irrigation canal gates from computers in 

their offices, thereby effectively managing when and the quantity of water to which a producer 

has access during the growing season. 

Using an Automated Variable Rate Irrigation Systems 

Traditional pivot irrigation systems water the covered area using a uniform water application 

rate. Due to topography and soil type differences within the field, a uniform application of water 

to an entire field may leave some areas of the field too dry while inundating other areas.57 This 

leads to inefficiencies in water use and reduced yields in parts of the field. Variable rate 

irrigation systems address these inefficiencies. Variable rate irrigation systems use technology, 

including producer set control modules, to adjust water application rates based on the soil type, 

topography of the field, and individual crop water requirements. The variable rate irrigation 

system adjusts, at the level of individual sprinkler heads, the amount of water being applied to 

different portions of a field. Correctly engineered, this system ensures crops receive the 

appropriate amount of water for production while limiting the amount of water to only that 

amount necessary for that crop, soil type, and soil moisture level. An automated variable rate 

 

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irrigation system may also enable a producer to practice Efficient Irrigation by reducing the 

inefficiencies inherent in the ability of a traditional pivot irrigation system to address 

microclimate variable. 

Limiting Cultivation 

Cultivation is “loosening and breaking up (tilling) of the soil. The soil around existing plants is 

cultivated (by hand using a hoe, or by machine using a cultivator) to destroy weeds and promote 

growth by increasing soil aeration and water infiltration. Soil being prepared for the planting of 

a crop is cultivated by a harrow or plow.”58 In the context of irrigation, limiting cultivation (the 

number of times the soil is mechanically disturbed by the producer) decreases the loss of soil 

water to evaporation. The University of Nebraska identifies six primary tillage approaches: 

Plow, Chisel, Disk, Ridge Plant, Strip-till, and No-till.59 Plow, Chisel and Disk tillage result in 

relatively high soil moisture losses.60 In Ridge Plant, Strip-till, and No-till systems, the number 

of times the soil is disturbed and the amount of disturbance decreases and the soil moisture 

retention increases. Soil type and slope play a substantial role when a producer chooses a tillage 

system. However, many extension experts indicated the producers in their state are more 

frequently choosing a tillage system which allows them to disturb the soil less frequently, 

thereby increasing the soil moisture retention. The Contractor received substantial testimony 

about producers limiting cultivation in an effort to improve soil water retention. No till and 

limited tillage systems have been adopted by producers practicing Efficient Irrigation. 

Tiling 

Tiling was originally used to drain soil for industrial and agricultural uses. Substantial portions 

of Midwestern agricultural land from Ohio to Minnesota and from Michigan to Missouri are 

drained by tiles. Producers in North Dakota are currently tiling fields to control runoff and to 

capture that run-off for later irrigation. Furthermore, the tile may be used as a conduit for subirrigating the crop, thereby reducing evaporation of the soil water. By capture, storage, and subirrigation, producers enhance the efficiency of the irrigation process, reducing the amount of 

surface or ground water that is required for maintaining yields. 

Using Soil Moisture Monitors 

Soil moisture monitors can be used to assess many parameters regarding soil moisture. The most 

common are overall soil moisture, changing soil moisture status, and the “wetting front” location 

as water moves down through the root zone. Some monitors require manual reading and 

recording of information while others are connected to data recording devices. Soil moisture 

monitors which have been integrated into the irrigation schedule enable producers to selectively 

target when and where they use their water allocation for best resource allocation.61 Soil probes 

can be used by a producer to collect small soil samples from multiple locations in the field. The 

soil characteristics can be used to estimate the samples’ moisture based on physical 

characteristics (e.g., compaction, friability). Soil water sensors can measure soil moisture using 

water tension, electrical resistance, or soil capacitance to estimate actual available water in the 

 

58 http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/cultivation 

59 http://cropwatch.unl.edu/tillage 

60 https://cropwatch.unl.edu/tillage/advdisadv 

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soil profile. A tensiometer uses a vacuum pressure gauge placed into the soil at a desired depth 

(usually within with the root zone) to register the drying of the soil. “Electrical resistance 

sensors consist of a formed block ... that contains a water absorption material like sand or 

gypsum in which electrodes to measure the electrical conductivity of the solution are embedded. 

Electrical resistance between the electrodes varies with the soil water content, and this has been 

related to soil water tension.”62 Capacitance sensors estimate volumetric water content in the 

soil. Sensors that are left in the field for the entire growing season generally monitor soil water 

status in annual crops better than those monitors that are placed and removed each time a 

measurement is taken.63 The additional information available from soil moisture meters allows 

the producer to limit the irrigation to the most appropriate times and control the amount of 

irrigation so as to not overwater. 

Using Natural Precipitation Schedules 

The Contractor received input from extension specialists about irrigation efficiencies being 

realized by timing of planting so peak water requirements of the crop are better coordinated with 

peak periods of natural precipitation. This is essentially the technique used for crops in 

developing countries with monsoon and dry periods. Very few agricultural areas in the United 

States have a monsoon/dry period pattern. Even fewer have growing season temperatures that 

would support substantial changes in planting dates. However, when an insured can document 

successful use of this strategy, it should be recognized as Efficient Irrigation as defined for the 

crop insurance. 

Using Evapotranspiration Schedules 

Estimation of evapotranspiration rates is important in planning irrigation schemes.64 In many 

states, extension specialists report producers using simple evapotranspiration schedules to 

schedule irrigation and determine the amount of irrigation water required for their fields. For 

most crops in most areas, most of the irrigation water applied to the crop ends up in the 

atmosphere through evapotranspiration. There are many models used to estimate 

evapotranspiration rates in row crops. In general, evapotranspiration rates differ during the 

various growth stages of a crop. Most moisture loss in early stages of production is from 

evaporation from the soil. As the crop matures and more of the ground is shaded by the leaves of 

the crop, most moisture loss is from transpiration of the plants. Extension specialists in major 

agricultural states have been educating producers about the benefits of understanding 

evapotranspiration rates and using that understanding to achieve Efficient Irrigation. 

Using Crop Water-use Calculators 

More sophisticated evapotranspiration models are incorporated into crop water-use calculators. 

These tools are primarily developed by extension offices. The calculators indicate when a crop 

needs water and how much is needed based on the growth stages of the crop. Water application 

estimates used in the calculators may be based on a proxy crop for that region. Furthermore, 

crop water use is impacted by several factors, including crop species, soil type, available soil 

 

62 http://hightunnels.cfans.umn.edu/files/2012/11/10-Irrigation.pdf 

63 Ibid

64 http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/evapotranspiration 
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moisture, prevailing weather conditions, and growth stage of the crop.65 Nonetheless, if properly 

constructed, crop water-use calculators can support Efficient Irrigation. 

Using Irrigation Charts 

Irrigation charts provide an alternative view of the information in evapotranspiration schedules 

or the output from crop water-use calculators. If generic regional charts are used, the producer 

sacrifices accuracy for simplicity. Online or stand-alone charting applications developed by 

universities have included inputs as diverse as crop species, soil type, available soil moisture, 

weather, solar radiance, degree days, and number of rainy days per month. Properly constructed 

irrigation charts provide an alternate view of the information provided by crop water-use 

calculators. 

Using Evapotranspiration Monitors 

The primary factors affecting evapotranspiration rates are weather conditions (wind speed, air 

temperature, relative humidity, and sun light), plant type, soil conditions (chemistry and salinity), 

and geographic location.66 “An [evapotranspiration] station consists of weather sensors, a data 

logger, a solar panel to provide electric power and radio telemetry. The radio telemetry 

communicates the weather data in real time back to a computer where a program calculates the 

reference evapotranspiration. The typical sensors included on an [evapotranspiration] station are 

an anemometer for wind speed and direction, a relative humidity sensor, air temperature sensor, 

pyrometer for solar radiation measurements, a barometer, and rain gauge.” 67

 By using 

evapotranspiration monitors, producers are able to schedule their irrigation applications more 

efficiently. Many extension specialists have been encouraging the use of evapotranspiration 

monitors in conjunction with soil moisture monitors to help producers develop sophisticated, 

customized irrigation schedules. 

Use of Water Flow Meter 

“Measuring irrigation flow helps producers better manage and schedule irrigation. Measuring 

flow also is a tool for estimating irrigation water use.”68 In some states (e.g., Kansas), metering 

water is required for all non-exempt diversions.69 In other states, water usage is not metered and 

not monitored. Producers who choose to install a meter are adding data to the processes they are 

using for making irrigation management decisions. In many cases, meters are added to monitor 

energy costs associated with irrigation. However, an added benefit is that the data may support 

the use of less irrigation water per acre. 

Mulching 

Mulching is used by vegetable growers to control soil moisture; provide weed control; reduce 

fertilizer leaching, soil rot, soil compaction, and root pruning; and improving plant growth 

generally. Mulching materials can be either organic or inorganic. Using plastic mulch to warm 

soils early in the growing season can accelerate the harvest of those crops by up to two weeks. 

 

65 Ibid

66 http://www.stevenswater.com/articles/etbasics.aspx 

67 Ibid

68 http://www.lsuagcenter.com/NR/rdonlyres/780D6F0A-61DE-4D45-8B8F4926E093F3F6/53894/IrrigationFlowMeasurementpub3082.pdf 

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Shorter growing periods may require less water. Mulching materials also offer opportunity for 

regulating soil moisture by providing a ready environment for draining excessive precipitation 

when needed and limiting opportunity for moisture loss through soil evaporation during times of 

low precipitation. This latter benefit, coupled with subsurface irrigation or targeted drip 

irrigation, allows the producer to use dramatically less irrigation water on the same acreage and 

maintain or exceed historical yields. Some mulches help to cool soils during the summer. Less 

water will evaporate from cooler soils.70

Using Soil Amendments that Increase the Soil’s Water Holding Capacity 

There are three main factors which influence the ability of a plant to extract moisture from the 

soil. These are infiltration, water holding capacity, and the plant root system. Infiltration, the 

movement of the water into the soil, affects the amount of run-off. This in turn affects the ability 

of the soil to capture moisture from precipitation and/or irrigation. Water holding capacity refers 

to the ability of soil to retain moisture. The plant root system impacts the efficiency with which 

plants retrieve the stored moisture provided by the soil.71 The number of branch roots, the depth 

of the roots, the presence of root hairs, and the presence of mycorrhizal fungi all influence the 

efficiency of a root system. 

Soil amendments are materials added to improve the physical or biological properties of a soil. 

Unlike mulches which are used primarily on the surface of the soil, soil amendments are mixed 

into the soil. Amendments are generally organized into organic or inorganic categories. Organic 

amendments are materials that were once alive or living material like innocula for mycorrhizae 

or nitrogen fixing symbioses. Organic amendments increase the organic matter in soil which, 

over time, improves the soils’ water infiltration characteristics and water holding capacity. 72 

Both these soil characteristics are beneficial to a producer trying to maximize available irrigation 

water. Inorganic amendments are generally mined (e.g., vermiculite made from mica). 

Producers generally consult an extension specialist when choosing the appropriate amendment 

for their region and soil type. The Contractor documented incorporation of soil amendments as 

an Efficient Irrigation technique through input primarily by state extension specialists. 

Leveling Cropland 

According to the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, irrigated land leveling is the 

practice of “reshaping the surface of irrigated land to planned grades.”73 In practice, this is the 

systematic relocation of soil from high spots in a field to low spots in an effort to obtain a 

uniformly graded surface area. The practice assists the producer to apply irrigation water to the 

planted crop more efficiently and uniformly while limiting soil erosion and also limiting damage 

due to waterlogging to the soil and crops. The most sophisticated leveling systems use 

machinery guided by a global positioning system (GPS) and laser transit/levels to ensure 

uniformity of the leveled field. Large scale land leveling generally involves specialists including 

civil engineers. In the state of Washington, producers reported that the top soil was so thin that 

 

70 http://pods.dasnr.okstate.edu/docushare/dsweb/Get/Document-1099/F-6034%20web.pdf 

71 http://www.fao.org/docrep/009/a0072e/a0072e07.htm#bm07.2 

72 http://www.ext.colostate.edu/pubs/garden/07235.html 

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efforts to achieve Efficient Irrigation by leveling could destroy the soil structure and render the 

agricultural land useless for decades. 

Terracing 

A terrace is “a flat area created on the side of a hill and used especially for growing crops.”74 

Terracing then is the practice of reshaping the surface of the land to accommodate agriculture, 

particularly steeply sloped land. The primary benefits associated with terracing are: adding land 

suitable for cultivation; reducing soil erosion; protecting water quality by capturing run-off; and 

improving soil quality and productivity.75 Terracing enables a producer to irrigate land in ways 

previously impractical because the land was too steep to efficiently retain the applied water. 

Some producers are terracing land they previously used for dry-land forage production and 

repurposing the land for row crop production. In some cases, producers are terracing land so 

they can switch from one form of irrigation to another, more efficient form. Correctly terraced 

fields may produce higher yields with less irrigation water. Terraces may allow greater 

infiltration of natural precipitation, thereby reducing the demand for artificially applied water. 

Finally, the soil structure of a terraced field may also improve, so more water is retained. 

High Tunnel Production 

“A high tunnel is a low-cost version of a standard greenhouse... The definition of a high tunnel 

is a freestanding or gutter-connected covered structure, without heating or electrical power, using 

passive ventilation for air exchange and cooling, and an irrigation system for crop production.” 76 

High tunnel farming is used primarily on vegetable and nursery crops. Producers are able to 

extend their growing season through the use of these structures by being able to plant earlier and 

harvest later. The high tunnel creates a micro-climate wherein the producer controls virtually all 

the inputs for the crop. The producer has some control over the plants’ exposure to direct 

sunlight, access of pests to the crop, relative humidity within the structure, and 

evapotranspiration rates throughout the growing season. Producers adopting this technique are 

able to apply irrigation water when and where it is needed within the controlled environment. 

They are better able to monitor the efficacy of the water application. Furthermore, producers 

have reported building these structures with a water retention and collection system. This allows 

the producer to capture runoff from irrigation and condensation from evapotranspiration. This 

water can then be reused for irrigation. High tunnels are not conducive to traditional row crop 

production, but have been used for production of high value specialty crops. 

Targeted Crop Selection Based on Soil Mapping and Soil Type 

Producers understand that different crops grow better in different soil types. Furthermore, 

producers understand that many fields contain different soil types. Several state extension 

services offer soil mapping services for producers. Some producers have begun selectively 

planting crops based on the soil type most suited to that crop. This practice benefits the producer 

by potentially increasing the yield of the crop best suited to that soil type while decreasing the 

amount of water applied by targeting the irrigation for that particular crop/soil combination. 

 

74 http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/terrace 

75 http://www.mda.state.mn.us/protecting/conservation/practices/terrace.aspx 

76 http://msucares.com/crops/hightunnels/
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Using Varieties Requiring Less Water for Evapotranspiration 

Seed companies are developing and producers are planting varieties of crops that fare better 

during times of reduced natural precipitation. This has been particularly important to dry land 

farmers. However, with recent legislative attention focused on availability of water for 

municipalities, producers who have traditionally irrigated crops have been buying more of these 

drought resistant varieties. According to Kansas State University agronomist Kraig Roozeboom, 

the new drought resistant varieties of corn tend to have bigger roots which absorb more water 

and smaller tassels that save the plant’s energy and water.77 Agricultural companies such as 

Monsanto, DuPont Pioneer, and Syngenta have started releasing varieties with claims of higher 

yields under drought conditions. These companies have been conducting research to develop 

and/or select drought-resistant varieties through targeted selection and through genome 

manipulation. As producers who irrigate lose access to water for irrigation, these droughtresistant varieties offer the possibility of maintaining yields under Efficient Irrigation. Many 

drought-resistant varieties are being marketed for corn, wheat, and soybeans. 

Reusing Runoff as an Irrigation Water Supply 

The practice of building reservoirs or holding ponds to collect run-off for later use in irrigation 

goes back before recorded history. In the United States, using captured run-off as an irrigation 

water supply is overseen by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) at the federal level and 

by various state agencies (Departments of Agriculture and Water Quality Departments). For 

example, in Colorado, this practice is strictly monitored by the state and prohibited without 

appropriate licensing and state approval. Producers in other states can collect spring runoff 

water for irrigation without constraint or regulation except under the EPA guidelines. By itself, 

collecting run-off may reduce the amount of ground or surface water that is required for 

irrigation. However, it may only result in Efficient Irrigation if the water would otherwise have 

been lost to the crops. 

VII.B. Techniques that May Result in Efficient Irrigation 

The Contractor identified several techniques which result in Efficient Irrigation some of the time. 

Unlike the techniques described previously, more careful underwriting will be required when an 

insured proposes these techniques as an Efficient Irrigation strategy. Local good practices and 

input from extension agents or other disinterested third-party experts may be required before the 

technique is accepted as meeting the requirements for Efficient Irrigation. 

Planting into a Cover Crop

The literature regarding water requirements and cover crops is diverse and full of conflicting 

results. Planting into a cover crop is used primarily for soil conservation. The benefits of a 

cover crop can include: “reduced soil erosion; improved soil quality; reduced weed pressure; 

[and] reduced insect, nematode and other pest problems.”78 Cover crops can reduce evaporation, 

but increase transpiration. Cover crops can also increase the amount of soil organic material. 

 

77 Kraig Roozeboom, 2012, Midwest Drought Allows Farmers to Test Drought-resistant Crops, 

http://www.realscience.us/2012/08/16/midwest-drought-allows-farmers-to-test-drought-resistant-crops/, accessed February, 

2014. 

78 http://www.covercrops.msu.edu/pdf_files/covercrop.pdf 
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One pound of soil organic matter can absorb 18 – 20 pounds of water.79 Producers who have the 

soil type to take advantage of this additional available water gain the benefit of reducing the 

amount of irrigation water they need to apply. Consequently, in some regions, for some crops, 

planting into a cover crop is also a logical water conservation practice. In other regions, and for 

other crops, a cover crop has been shown to reduce the available water for the cash crop. A 

study conducted in Illinois using perennial ryegrass, red clover, white clover, and canola as cover 

crops resulted in reduced yields of okra and peppers. The authors of the study attributed this 

reduction in yield to the moisture competition the living mulch introduced. However, the authors 

opined that the use of targeted drip irrigation for the cash crop might reverse the outcome.80 

RMA currently restricts planting into cover crops in many areas and for many crops. This 

technique should only be allowed to support Efficient Irrigation when sufficient local experience 

is available to support an appropriate decision. The interaction of existing policy constraints on 

cover crops and the desire to support Efficient Irrigation creates confusion for producers81 as 

well as a research question beyond the scope of this effort. 

Changing Cropping Sequence in the Crop Rotation 

Crop rotation is “the practice of growing different crops in succession on the same land chiefly to 

preserve the productive capacity of the soil.”82 As producers plan crop rotation schedules, they 

consider fertility, soil structure, insects, disease, weeds, and pesticide requirements.83 Producers 

also consider irrigation requirements. For example, if the historical rotation pattern was corncorn-soybeans-corn-soybeans, a change to corn-soybeans-soybeans-corn-soybeans will reduce 

the water requirements overall. This approach is especially useful to producers in states such as 

Kansas where some local water districts are allocating water on a multi-year basis. They are also 

useful in areas where irrigators have the ability to “bank” their water (e.g., northern Texas). 

While this technique improves the overall efficiency of the producer’s irrigation, it only supports 

Efficient Irrigation if the new rotational practice changes the soil characteristics sufficiently to 

require less water in every year of the rotation. The impact on profitability of the farming 

operation also is a factor since corn would be grown only two of every five years under the 

alternative rotation. 

VII.C. Techniques that Reduce the Requirements for Irrigation Water on an Operation 

without Supporting Limited Irrigation 

The Contractor identified several techniques which reduce the irrigation requirements of an 

operation or decrease the peak irrigation requirements of an operation. These do not reduce the 

amount of water required to maintain the crop yield and are consequently not Efficient Irrigation 

techniques under the definition proposed by RMA for the crop insurance program. 

Targeted Irrigation of High Revenue Crops/Reduce Number of Irrigated Acres 

Irrigation decisions, like other production related decisions, are rooted in economics. Upon 

receiving notice that their water allocation has been reduced, producers decide how to use that 

 

79 http://ohioline.osu.edu/anr-fact/pdf/Using_Cover_crops.pdf 

80 http://www.entomology.wisc.edu/mbcn/misc506.html 

81 http://www.agriculture.com/crops/cover-crop-complications_135-ar22779 

82 http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/crop%20rotation 

83 http://www.agannex.com/production/crop-rotation-considerations
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water most economically. In many cases, a producer will use the water on the crop that is 

expected to bring the most net revenue at harvest. If the notice comes after planting but before 

the acreage reporting date for insurance, the producer may only have the option of reducing the 

number of acres irrigated. The producer’s options for use of irrigation water become more 

limited the later the notice of a reduction in available water is delivered. Several extension 

specialists indicated producers tend to combine strategies to reduce the number of irrigated acres 

and plant those irrigated acres to a higher revenue producing crop. Even in combination, these 

techniques do not result in Efficient Irrigation as defined for the insurance. 

Changing Crop Species in Crop Rotation 

The producer may add or remove a crop from the rotation in an effort to lower the overall use of 

irrigation water over time. For example: if a producer who typically did a corn-corn-soybeanscorn-soybeans rotation under historical irrigation water levels may consider adding grain 

sorghum, alfalfa, or pearl millet to the rotation to conserve water. Once again, this approach is 

of special interest to producers in states where irrigation water can be “banked” or is being 

allocated on a multi-year basis and where there is a market for the alternative crop. In these 

areas, a producer may change the crop species in their cropping sequence by planting a drought 

resistant crop. The irrigation water saved that year can then be used when they are producing a 

less drought resistant crop on another portion of their land. However, this approach does not 

result in Efficient Irrigation as defined for the insurance. 

Staging Crop Maturity 

A producer initially may plant one half of a field with a crop and later plant the second half of 

the field to the same crop. The two halves of the field then likely require different amounts of 

water at different times. A pivot can be set so the two sides are irrigated at appropriate rates to 

address water requirements based on maturity of the plants in each portion of the field. While 

this can be used to limit peak irrigation volume requirements, it does not reduce the overall 

irrigation water requirements. Consequently, this approach does not result in Efficient Irrigation 

as defined for crop insurance. 

Split Field Planting 

A producer may plant one half of a field with one crop and the second half of the field with a 

different crop. If the crops are chosen appropriately, the two halves of the field will require 

different amounts of water at different times. A pivot can be set so the two sides are irrigated at 

appropriate rates to address the crops’ needs. While this may limit peak irrigation volumes, it 

does not reduce the overall irrigation water requirements for each crop. Consequently, this 

approach does not result in Efficient Irrigation as defined for the insurance. 
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SECTION VIII. AVAILABLE IRRIGATION WATER USE RECORDS 

This section of the report deals with the requirement in the Solicitation that, “The Contractor 

shall investigate the availability and review of irrigation water use records, as well as 

information available for water restrictions.” 

VIII.A. Water Use Records 

Federal management of water resources is primarily assigned to the Environmental Protection 

Agency. Agency rules and regulations are controlled by both law and Executive Order. The 

relevant laws include the Federal Water Pollution Control Act as amended by the Clean Water 

Act of 1977, the Safe Drinking Water Act, and the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act. 

Numerous Executive orders have influenced the actions of the EPA. Some curbing of 

agriculture water use has resulted from cases brought under the Endangered Species Act and 

other federal conservation and environmental programs. However, neither the federal acts 

themselves nor the regulations provide sources of useful records for evaluating crop production 

under an Irrigated Practice or Efficient Irrigation. 

Water extraction from ground and surface water is controlled primarily at the state level. The 

principles, laws and regulations controlling water rights vary enormously. Furthermore, recent 

state-level legislative action has upset some long-standing principles, as urban development (i.e., 

drinking water requirements) and industrial uses have been given higher priority for water rights 

than agricultural production. Links to the voluminous state water laws and regulations are 

documented in Appendix J. 

The Contractor identified two forms that assist in understanding agricultural water use at the 

state level. First are applications for water extraction and/or use. Second are annual reports of 

use submitted to state agencies or water districts. Twenty-eight states require a producer to 

indicate the number of acres to be irrigated when an initial application for surface water 

diversion or well drilling is made (Table 23). Hawaii, Montana, Oklahoma, and Oregon require 

separate applications for surface and ground water extractions. According to producer 

testimony, California requires applications only for surface water. 

Louisiana,84 Maryland, West Virginia,85 and Wisconsin86 exempt agricultural users from any 

application requirements for extraction of surface or ground water. In Kentucky, row crop 

producers are exempt from application requirements, but specialty crop and nursery crop 

producers are not. In Rhode Island, any user anticipating extraction of less than 153 acre feet of 

water is exempt from application requirements. Based on Census and FRIS data, only about one 

quarter of Rhode Island farms irrigate. Furthermore, the average Rhode Island farm size is 56 

acres and the typical irrigation application is less than 1 acre-foot per acre. Consequently, 

application records for irrigation water extraction are incomplete for Rhode Island. Wyoming 

water use permits require limited information about the purpose of the extraction and the location 

of the water source. In spite of numerous attempts to discuss water use applications with 

regulators in Illinois, the Contractor was unable to determine the content of applications for that 

 

84 Robert Romero, Department of Natural Resources, 2014, personal communication, March, 2014. 

85 Bryan Carson, West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection, 2014, personal communication, March, 2014. 

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state. Additional information documented on water use applications, but less relevant to the 

assessment of the Irrigated practice and Efficient Irrigation is included in Appendix K, Table K1. 

Table 23. Irrigation Information Contained in State Water Use Applications by State 

State

Location 

of Well, 

Pump, 

Diversion 

Works

Water Source 

(Aquifer/Surface 

Name)

Average 

Withdrawal 

(gals/year 

or 

acre 

feet/year)

Max 

Withdrawal 

(gal/day or 

gal/min or

cubic ft/sec)

Acres 

Irrigated 

from 

Source

Average 

Acre 

Inches to 

be 

applied 

each year

Irrigation 

period 

(start and 

end dates 

or total 

days)

Alabama X X X X X X X

Alaska X X X X X

Arizona

Arkansas X X X X

California X X X X

Colorado X X X X

Connecticut X X X X

Delaware X X X X

Florida X X X X X

Georgia X X

Hawaii X X X

Idaho X X X X X

Indiana X X X

Iowa X X X X X

Kansas X X X X

Kentucky X X X X X X X

Maine X X X X

Maryland X X

Massachusetts X X X

Michigan X X X

Minnesota X X X X X X

Mississippi X X X X X

Missouri X X X X X

Montana X X X X

Nebraska X X X X X

Nevada X X X X X

New Hampshire X X

New Jersey X X X X X

New Mexico X X X X

New York X X X

North Carolina X X X X

North Dakota X X X X X

Ohio X X X

Oklahoma X X X

Oregon X X X

Pennsylvania X X X

South Carolina X X X

South Dakota X X X X X

Tennessee X X X X

Texas X X X X

Utah X X X X X

Vermont X X X X

Virginia X X X X

Washington X X X X X

Source: The Contractor’s Research Department from various state offices representing natural resources, water quality, and environmental 

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The other state-level documentation useful for understanding water used for irrigation are annual 

(or in some cases monthly) water use reports. The Contractor documented reporting 

requirements in 47 states, but was unable to locate a source for report documents from Delaware. 

Arizona, Florida, Kansas, and Nebraska require reports to water districts rather than to a state 

authority. Kentucky, Louisiana, and Wyoming do not require reporting. Utah requires reports 

“as requested.” Only 15 states require information in the reports on the number of acres irrigated 

(Table 24). Information about the crop irrigated and yield are not components of these reports. 

Only parts of Nebraska and Texas require reports from meters on center pivot irrigation systems. 

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Table 24. Irrigation Information Contained in Water Use Reports by State 

State Extraction

Location

Acres

Irrigated

Irrigation Usage 

(acre feet)

Irrigation Usage

(Gallons)

Unit Crop Farm Unit Crop Farm

Alabama X X X

Alaska X X

Arizona X X

Arkansas X X X X

California X X X X

Colorado X X

Connecticut X X

Florida X X

Georgia X X

Hawaii X X X

Idaho X X

Illinois X X

Indiana X X X X

Iowa X X X

Kansas X X

Kentucky X X

Louisiana X X

Maine X X

Maryland X X

Massachusetts X X X X X X

Michigan X X

Minnesota

Mississippi X X X X

Missouri X X X

Montana X X X

Nebraska varies some some some some

X X

Nevada X X

New Hampshire X X X

New Jersey X X X

New Mexico X X

New York X X

North Carolina X X X

North Dakota X X

Ohio X X X

Oklahoma X X X X

Oregon X

Pennsylvania X

Rhode Island X X

South Carolina X X X

South Dakota X X

Tennessee X X

Texas X some X some X

Utah X X

Vermont X X

Virginia X X X

Washington varies some some

West Virginia X X

Wisconsin X

Source: The Contractor’s Research Department from various state offices representing natural resources, water quality, and environmental 

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Additional information documented on water use applications, but less relevant to the assessment 

of the Irrigated practice and Efficient Irrigation is included in Appendix K, Table K2. The 

Contractor is supplying RMA with a disc containing images of the reporting forms that were 

used in developing Table 24 and Appendix K. 

VIII.B. Water Use Restrictions 

State regulatory agencies have the authority to limit access to water. Generally water extraction 

is loosely monitored. However, as water becomes a limited resource, mechanisms to enforce 

restrictions are becoming more sophisticated. The Nebraska Natural Resources Districts have 

the authority and ability to shut down active pivot irrigation systems remotely. In Colorado, 

state water resources personnel can operate the opening and closing of irrigation canal gates from 

computers in their offices. In Idaho, irrigation companies remotely operate gates for canals 

linked to surface water sources, while groundwater sources in Idaho are essentially unmonitored. 

In Georgia, the state water resources personnel have the authority to turn irrigation pumps off. 

However, according to producer testimony, they do not have the ability to shut down these 

pumps remotely. 

Testimony from extension officers in most states suggested that trends toward greater 

enforcement actions and toward more technological control of access are likely to continue. 

Producers expressed the greatest concerns about these trends in states under drought conditions. 

Extension experts were more generally concerned that producers will face more limited supplies 

of irrigation water in most parts of the United States. Even where water will not be limiting for 

producers with the most senior water rights, junior right holders are likely to be faced with 

restrictions. This disparity between restrictions placed on junior and senior water rights holders 

will need to be addressed in the underwriting for Efficient and Limited Irrigation scenarios, since 

producers in any one area may have substantially different outcomes because of the access to 

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SECTION IX. RISK ANALYSES 

This section of the report deals with the solicitation requirement that: 

The Contractor shall define the economic risks; collect data to identify and 

quantify any risks that the producers face when applying less than their historical 

average of irrigation water; identify any data that is available regarding 

irrigation application; identify any areas that data availability is considered a 

problem for the development of this program; identify any unavailable data, but 

necessary, to quantify these risks; estimate the frequency and severity of the risks 

that currently are uninsured, classify each of the perils as insurable or 

uninsurable and justify the classification of the risk. The Contractor shall also 

identify man made or created perils that can restrict water availability and 

describe when and how these perils can occur.87

The economic risks associated with Efficient Irrigation and Limited Irrigation can be defined by 

two fundamental questions: 

 Has the management of an Irrigated Practice using Efficient Irrigation introduced any 

risks that are not already identified and appropriately covered in the FCIC insurance 

offers? 

 If a Limited Irrigation insurance offer is made, are any risks that are not already identified 

and appropriately covered in the FCIC insurance offers introduced? 

If the answer to either of those questions is “yes,” then additional risk analysis is required. 

Testimony from producers and extension officers indicates that regardless of the incorporation of 

the “Efficient Irrigation” term in the crop insurance lexicon, producers have been managing their 

Irrigated Practices using Efficient Irrigation for years, if not decades. The underlying yieldbased insurance constructs identify the risks, classify them as insurable or non-insurable, and 

capture the frequency of these risks appropriately in the rating. The Contractor identified no 

data, quantitative or testimonial, which suggested Efficient Irrigation introduces new risks. The 

actual yields of producers managing their Irrigated Practices with Efficient Irrigation have been 

used by RMA in the updating of insurance rates. To the extent that the rates already address 

producer differences in risk based on rate yields, any added or decreased risk associated with 

Efficient Irrigation is addressed by the existing rating functions. If the existing rating functions 

do not address these differences in producer risk, there are no data to support the introduction of 

a new rating approach to address Efficient Irrigation. 

It is not as easy to be unequivocal about the impact of Limited Irrigation on risk. There is 

literature addressing the increased susceptibility of plants to disease and insects if they are water 

stressed.88 While these effects are not well documented for every species for which an offer of 

insurance is made for production under the Insured Practice, there is a recurring theme that stress 

 

87 U.S. DOI, 2013, Solicitation D14PD00062 under IDIQ contract D13PC00032, page 9.

88 See, for example, Dutky, E.M. , 2006, How Drought Stress Predisposes Trees and Shrubs to Diseases 

http://www.bgohio.org/departments/public-works-department/arborist/files/droughtstr.pdf, accessed March, 2014; Longstroth, 

M., 2012, Drought Stress Symptoms in Blueberries, 

http://blueberries.msu.edu/uploads/files/Blueberry%20Drought%20Symptoms.pdf, accessed April, 2014; Pearson, K., 2005, 

How and When Does Water Stress Impact Plant Growth and Development?, 

http://waterquality.montana.edu/docs/irrigation/a9_bauder.shtml, accessed April, 2014.
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increases the susceptibility to losses from other causes. This then introduces a corollary to the 

fundamental question about Limited Irrigation: If a Limited Irrigation insurance offer is made, 

and the mechanism to address the Limited Irrigation is an adjustment of actual yield and rate 

yields, do the rates and the guarantee reflecting the new parameters appropriately address the 

risks introduced by the decrease in irrigation water applied? 

Plants exhibit water stress when the water supply to the roots becomes limiting or when the rate 

of transpirational water loss exceeds the rate at which water may be taken up by the plant.89 

With the exception of plants grown hydroponically, most crop plants undergo periods of mild 

water stress, alternating with periods when water is not the factor limiting their growth. Plants 

have evolved to tolerate fluctuations in available water and to recover normal function after 

water stress. These processes contribute to the maintenance of high yield under cyclic dry and 

wet periods (e.g., immediately following irrigation and just prior to irrigation).90 In fact, 

exposure to excess moisture also creates suboptimal conditions for plant growth. Consequently, 

the yield response to different levels of water stress is an essential issue in the analysis of risks 

associated with Limited Irrigation.

The Contractor will not attempt to duplicate the work commissioned by the RMA from the 

University of Nebraska regarding yields from plants whose productivity is limited by the 

available water supply.91 The essential conclusion from this work is that, over some reasonable 

range of amounts of water applied for irrigation, when water is limiting, the yield increases 

linearly with the increase in available water. While this has not been documented for every crop, 

the partitioning of water between that required for vegetative growth and that required for 

reproductive growth makes it generally reasonable to accept the linearity of the relationship. 

The problem then becomes defining the starting and ending point for a “reasonable range” of 

amounts of water applied for irrigation. In areas where non-irrigated production is appropriate, it 

is logical to assume the endpoint of the beneficial effect of irrigation, and consequently of the 

linear yield response is when no irrigation water is applied. The yield at that point will be the 

unit’s non-irrigated yield if one is documented. Otherwise it could be the non-irrigated reference 

yield, or better yet, the non-irrigated reference yield multiplied by a factor that reflects the 

producer’s experience with the crop compared to the experiences of all the producers in the 

county (i.e., the Approved Yield / the county reference yield). 

Establishing a starting point for the reduction in yield resulting from a reduction in applied 

irrigation water is more challenging. The simplest assumption is to use the insured’s rate yield 

and the simple average of the amount of water applied during the period to establish the 

parameters of the starting point. This implicitly assumes there are no additional Efficient 

Irrigation management practices that can be implemented. If the producer makes no other 

changes than applying less irrigation water, this is in fact an appropriate starting point. However, 

if the insured implements additional Efficient Irrigation management practices at the same time 

 

89 Blum, A., 1988, Plant Breeding for Stress Environments. CRC Press, Baco Raton, Florida;.Rahman, I.M.M., and H. 

Hasegawa, 2012, Water Stress, InTech,. Rijeka, Croatia. 

90 Blum, A., 1996,. Crop responses to drought and the interpretation of adaptation, Plant Growth Regulation.20:135-148. 

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Limited Irrigation is implemented, some reduction in the amount of water required needs to be 

incorporated into the Limited Irrigation Approved Yield calculations. 

The Contractor has not identified any data that can be used to address simultaneous 

implementation of Efficient Irrigation techniques and Limited Irrigation. In the absence of a 

data-based establishment of the required amount of water to trigger a Limited Irrigation 

reduction in Approved Yield, use of any value other than a producer’s estimate of the historic 

amount of water applied for irrigation will have no objective basis. Nonetheless, if during the 

establishment of that yield Efficient Irrigation was implemented, using the full irrigation history 

for the Approved Yield is unfair to the insured. Consequently, the Contractor recommends using 

only that portion of the irrigation history that has followed the implementation of Efficient 

Irrigation techniques that have already been implemented. 

It is less clear how to address the simultaneous implementation of Efficient Irrigation techniques 

and Limited Irrigation. If RMA chooses to implement a Limited Irrigation alternative to the 

existing approaches available to an insured, the Contractor proposes RMA uses the standard 

deviation of the natural precipitation as a basis to adjust for the beneficial effects of the Efficient 

Irrigation technique(s) affected at the time Limited Irrigation is also implemented. In areas 

where little natural precipitation falls, using this value would “start” the yield reduction at a 

smaller relative change to the amount of water applied, whereas in regions with substantial 

natural precipitation, which varies substantially, the yield reduction imposed on the producer 

would reflect both the larger chance that an Approved Yield would be achieved and the less 

critical role the irrigation water plays in many years. 

The underlying yield-based insurance identifies the risks, classifies them as insurable or not 

insurable, and captures the frequency and severity of these risks in the rating for crops produced 

under an Irrigated Practice. The Contractor identified no data to suggest Efficient Irrigation 

introduces risks, including the risks incumbent in water stress, that are not already addressed in 

the rating for crops grown under an Irrigated Practice. The actual yields of producers applying 

different amounts of irrigation water have been used by RMA in the updating of insurance rates 

for crops grown under the Irrigated Practices and insured under an Irrigated Practice code. To 

the extent that the rates already address producer differences in risk based on rate yields, any 

added risk associated with Efficient Irrigation should be addressed by the existing rating 

functions. If the existing rating functions do not address these differences in producer risk, there 

are no data to support the introduction of a new rating approach to address Limited Irrigation. 

In this data limited environment, there are three approaches that can be taken regarding the 

rating. The first is to assume the rating for crops grown under the Irrigated Practice captures 

sufficient information to address any production under Limited Irrigation. In cases where the 

irrigation applied is reduced substantially, this may not be the case. The academic studies often 

use irrigation rates down to one quarter of the full irrigation. A producer may have already been 

irrigating at much less than full irrigation. Furthermore, these studies are comparing production 

within a year and not between years. Finally, these studies have focused primarily on major 

commodity crops, while scores of plants under hundreds of Irrigated Practice management 

scenarios are insured. A decision to accept the current rates for an irrigated practice code seems 

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At the least, crops grown in counties where the non-irrigated practice is not allowed should be 

excluded from having this option. In these counties, too large a reduction in the amount of 

irrigation water applied will result in an attempt at production under water stress conditions that 

have never been attempted in the county before. 

The second approach is to assume the rating for crops grown under the Irrigated Practice 

captures sufficient information to address production under Limited Irrigation for a particular 

level of reduction of irrigation water applied. For example, it is reasonable to accept that a 

reduction of 25 percent will be captured by the existing rating data for the top 50 percent of 

producers by the amount of irrigation water they apply. From an actuarial perspective, looking 

only at the predicted performance of the insurance, an arbitrary limit such as the 25 percent 

might be allowed so sufficient insurance experience can be gathered to fine tune the rate 

structure. The most likely outcome of this approach will be a slight rise in rates over time so the 

irrigators applying the most water, who are most likely to achieve the best yields, have smaller 

increases in their premiums than those who implement the largest reduction. This might work 

where a crop is represented by a large population of producers, each of whom is implementing 

Limited Irrigation with a range of changes in the amount of irrigation water applied. It is less 

likely to be effective in counties where there is a more limited number of producers or counties 

where water restrictions cause the whole population to reduce their irrigation by a comparable 

amount. In these cases, the rating adjustment process may be poorly equipped to deal with the 

distribution of the data. Furthermore, this will not support an approach with limited 

requirements for updating. 

The final is to assume the rating for crops grown under the Irrigated Practice does not capture 

sufficient information to address production under Limited Irrigation. In cases where the 

irrigation applied is reduced below Efficient Irrigation levels, this is not an unreasonable 

hypothesis. Since the academic studies use full irrigation as their starting point and producers do 

not necessarily (and most likely do not) irrigate their crops fully, it is challenging to imagine any 

mechanism that does not place enormous faith in the current rating and rate updating paradigms 

that would bridge the gap between the data in the academic studies and actual production of 

scores of crops grown under an Irrigated Practice code in any county where that insurance is 

allowed. This would require accepting the linear reduction in production under Limited 

Irrigation for all crops under all Irrigated Practice codes. While it is defensible to say that is the 

best available approach, it is less defensible to say it is the course to follow. The Contractor 

finds it less easy to accept the universal applicability of the Limited Irrigation construct than to 

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SECTION X. OUTLINE OF PROPOSED MODIFICATIONS 

This section of the report deals with the requirement in the Solicitation that states: 

The report shall identify what issues/obstacles need consideration when 

modifying the current policies and procedures. RMA [seeks] to understand how 

the modifications for reduced irrigation will work best for insured producers and 

for RMA. 

The reader should note, per the Solicitation, this outline does not delineate specific modifications 

to the underwriting procedures, rates, loss adjustment procedures, data reporting requirements, 

CIH, LAM, Appendix III (Manual 13), insurance policies, or loss adjustment standards 

handbooks. If RMA exercises its options under the Contract, those details will be addressed in 

the optional Draft Program Modifications Package and the optional Final Program Modifications 

Package. 

Instead, as directed by the Solicitation, this section of the report focuses on: 

 Issues and obstacles to addressing both Efficient Irrigation and Limited Irrigation in the 

FCIC yield-based crop insurance programs; 

 Issues and obstacles specific to addressing Efficient Irrigation; 

 How addressing Efficient Irrigation will work best for insured producers; 

 How addressing Efficient Irrigation will work best for RMA; 

 Issues and obstacles specific to addressing Limited Irrigation; 

 How addressing Limited Irrigation will work best for insured producers; and 

 How addressing Limited Irrigation will work best for RMA. 

In order for the Contractor to address issues, obstacles and benefits of implementing defined 

Efficient Irrigation and Limited Irrigation as part of the yield-based FCIC insurance programs, 

certain assumptions must be made about the changes that will be implemented. Based on 

language in the Solicitation, the Contractor assumes implementation of “option 3a from Watts, 

Task Order 1, Deliverable 2...nationwide for all crops”92. Option 3a calls for “maintain[ing] 

existing irrigation policy and procedures but change[ing] the definition for Irrigated Practice.”93 

The changes to the definition of Irrigated Practice incorporate the concept of Efficient Irrigation 

into currently allowed crop management under an Irrigated Practice. Efficient Irrigation is: “a 

method of producing a crop by which less water is artificially applied during the growing season 

by appropriate systems and at the proper times than the quantity of water that was used to 

establish the irrigated approved APH yield, that will likely not result in lower actual yields than 

the average yield for the irrigated practice for that location.”94

The Contractor believes incorporating the definition of Efficient Irrigation into acceptable 

management activities under an Irrigated Practice requires objective standards for “the quantity 

of water that was used to establish the irrigated approved APH yield” (i.e., the historical quantity 

of irrigation water applied) and “less water... that will likely not result in lower actual yields 

 

92 U.S. DOI, 2013, Solicitation D14PD00062 under IDIQ contract D13PC00032, p. 3. 

93 Watts and Associates, Inc., 2013, Task Order 1: Limited Irrigation Analysis & Evaluation, Deliverable 2: Limited Irrigation 

Feasibility Report, p. 71, www.rma.usda.gov/pubs/2013/insuringirrigationfeasibilityreport508.pdf, accessed May, 2014.

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than the average yield for the irrigated practice for that location” (i.e., the minimum amount of 

water to be applied under Efficient Irrigation). 

The only data to establish the historical quantity of irrigation water are those that might be kept 

by the producer.95 The amount of water actually applied to an acre of land insured under an 

Irrigated Practice code differs from year to year, depending on a large number of factors. The 

Contractor proposes a lower limit on the amount of water available for and intended to be 

applied for the upcoming crop year be established. This limit would be a percentage of the 

historical water use by the producer. Its purpose is to define a point at which additional 

underwriting considerations begin. The Contractor believes, based on the literature, some 

minimum reduction in water use will not significantly affect the yield relative to the Approved 

Yield. The lower limit would be established by modeling the yield impact for selected crops 

(e.g., corn, cotton, and tomatoes) at various reductions in applied water. Such a model could 

incorporate natural precipitation values, “full” evapotranspiration values where available, and 

actual crop yield experiences to show the potential change in all areas where irrigation is 

common for these crops. 

The Contractor proposes, subject to analysis of impacts described below, any negative deviation 

in available irrigation water for an insured acre managed under an Irrigated Practice that is 

greater than a defined percent of the simple average of water applied per acre during the 

development of the Approved Yield (based on the insured’s records) should require specific 

underwriting procedures. This defined percent would be established during the second option of 

the Task Order should the Government choose to implement that option. It is important to 

understand the Contractor is simply defining a point at which added underwriting considerations 

begin. However, given the general improvements in yields seen under lower irrigation levels in 

the FRIS data, selecting some value other than zero seems logical. Furthermore this approach 

would eliminate some paperwork without imposing substantial increased risk on the insurer. If 

the implementation option is exercised, the Contractor will model the extent of the risk for the 

insurer for certain sample crops (e.g., corn, cotton, and tomatoes) to show the deductible makes 

the risk to the insurer de minimus. Such a model may incorporate natural precipitation values, 

“full” evapotranspiration values where available, and actual crop yield experiences to show that 

for all areas where these crops are heavily irrigated, a limited change in irrigation water applied 

would not reduce the yield meaningfully unless some other cause of loss was involved. 

A second underwriting step for Efficient Irrigation is intended to limit the paperwork burden on 

the insured and the insurer. This will focus on the irrigation management practices the insured 

used historically to increase the efficiency of the irrigation or decrease the amount of water 

required for irrigation. If techniques to increase the efficiency of irrigation have been 

implemented, and if the average actual yields for the period after that implementation are equal 

to or greater than the Approved Yield, then the historical quantity of irrigation water can be 

based on the average of the period after the implementation rather than the average during the 

entire period used to establish the Approved Yield. Again this should not add substantial risk on 

 

95 The Contractor notes that the producer is required to maintain records of the insured crop for three years after the end of the 

crop year. Hence, if records of applied water are available, those records may not include the entire production history 

included in an APH database. 
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the insurer, not only because the yields after implementation were equal to the Approved Yield, 

but also because the deductible assigns the initial risk to the insured. 

The third underwriting step for Efficient Irrigation is to consider techniques the insured will be 

using for the first time during the forthcoming crop year to increase the efficiency of irrigation. 

There are no precise data to quantify the gains in efficiency that can be realized by any one of the 

Efficient Irrigation techniques. Furthermore, it is possible that more than one Efficient Irrigation 

technique will be implemented in the same year, depending on the producer’s management 

decisions. When more than one technique is implemented, the gains in efficiency might be 

additive, synergistic, or might together produce a smaller gain than gains realized if a single 

technique were employed. The potential gains differ by many factors, including crop, soil type, 

slope, etc. In the absence of a set of values for efficiencies realized by the improved irrigation 

techniques, the Contractor believes that allowing a small (e.g., 5 to 10 percent) reduction in the 

historical quantity of irrigation water provides the insured recognition of the improved efficiency 

to be realized, without creating significant risk for the insurer. If the implementation option is 

exercised, as stated previously, the Contractor will model the extent of the risk for the insurer of 

varying percent reductions for several sample crops to determine the correct value that 

appropriately limits the risk to the insurer. 

The final underwriting step for Efficient Irrigation is to allow the producer to maintain the 

Approved Yield with an even larger reduction in the amount of water to be applied relative to 

their historical quantity of irrigation water. If the insured can provide documentation from a 

disinterested third party that supports obtaining the Approved Yield even with a greater 

reduction in the available water than the amount established under the third underwriting 

procedure, the insurer will maintain the Approved Yield without revision. This will allow 

practices that have been demonstrated locally to provide substantially greater efficiencies in 

irrigation to be considered a good management practice under an Irrigated Practice. Requiring 

documentation from an appropriate disinterested third party would limit fraud, waste, and abuse 

based on losses associated with reduction in irrigated water available or applied. 

X.A. Issues and Obstacles to Addressing Efficient and Limited Irrigation 

The definition of Irrigated Practice contains many terms. Some of these terms, such as “artificial 

means” and “appropriate systems” have objective meanings. Other terms, such as “appropriate 

time” to irrigate and “intention,” are more subjective. However, the reader should note the 

definition of Irrigated Practice has been included in the Basic Provisions since the 1998-BR. The 

definition was introduced in a proposed rule dated August 12, 1997 (FR 43236) and adopted in 

the final rule published December 10, 1997. The Contractor is unaware of any issues regarding 

the suitability of the definition, in spite of the elements of subjectivity in its interpretation. That 

being said, the addition of Efficient Irrigation and Limited Irrigation definitions must improve 

the insurance available for an Irrigated Practice and not introduce any barriers to implementation 

of a crop insurance product identified in RMA’s feasibility requirements. 

Consequently, irrigation with less water than historically applied is an Irrigated Practice as long 

as the: “water is artificially applied during the growing season by appropriate systems and at the 

proper times, with the intention of providing the quantity of water needed to produce at least the 

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acreage planted to the insured crop.” As long as the crop insurance procedures and regulations 

are followed, the insured producer has the flexibility to follow whatever practices make the 

greatest economic sense in his/her situation. The only requirement is that the producer must 

follow the practice of providing irrigation intended to be sufficient to result in a yield at least 

equal to the yield on which the production guarantee is based. The addition of definitions of 

Efficient Irrigation and Limited Irrigation provides a subjective measure of the intention (e.g., 

“that will likely not result in lower actual yields than the average yield for the irrigated practice 

for that location.”). However, the Contractor notes “likely” is a subjective term. 

It will be important to refine the Efficient Irrigation and Limited Irrigation definitions to clarify 

the meaning of “location.” The Contractor assumes the intention in development of this 

definition was to refer to a unit. If that is the case, then Efficient Irrigation and Limited 

Irrigation can only be established when sufficient records are available to establish an “average” 

of actual yields. Alternatively, if the intention were to allow T-yields under an Irrigated Practice 

to be used (i.e., if the intention is that “location” is on the scale of a county), then establishing the 

amount of irrigation required to establish the T-yield is much more challenging. T-yields reflect 

a wide range of different irrigation management practices. 

There is some logic to not allowing a new irrigator to change the management practices used to 

establish the Approved Yield under the Irrigated Practice too rapidly. However, the essence of 

individual Approved Yields is to capture sufficient producer-specific information so differences 

in the success of a particular producer are reflected in the insurance the producer can purchase. 

The flexibility offered by the definition of Irrigated Practice allows changes to the management 

practices used to establish the Approved Yield. The addition of the Efficient Irrigation and 

Limited Irrigation definitions should decrease rather than increase any ambiguity in the 

underlying Irrigated Practice definition. Therefore, if the implementation option is exercised, the 

Contractor will consider ways the definitions of Efficient Irrigation and Limited Irrigation can be 

refined to further decrease the possibility of misinterpretation in the definition of Irrigated 

Practice. 

Generally producers do not irrigate to obtain full evapotranspiration. Instead, as pointed out in 

earlier reports, producers use irrigation management practices to optimize economic outcomes. 

Due to the many differences between operations, even if they are located in close proximity to 

one another, the producers’ perceptions of an optimum economic outcome for a particular crop 

are likely to be quite different. This is one reason the continuous rating functions address the 

producer’s actual average historical yields relative to the reference yield for the county. This 

allows the rates to be customized to reflect the particular outcome of the producer’s management 

decisions. In many cases, producers who are neighbors have obtained very different Approved 

Yields under the same Irrigated Practice code. Any attempt to address Efficient Irrigation and 

Limited Irrigation must allow management decisions to continue to be made by the insureds and 

take into account the outcomes of the insured’s decisions in establishing the Approved Yield. 

As noted in the first deliverable of TO 1, there are inconsistencies in the language in the policies 

and procedural documents. In establishing Efficient Irrigation and Limited Irrigation procedures, 

it will be important to eliminate potential misunderstandings that might arise because terms such 

as “irrigated acreage” are used without definition and because terms such as “Irrigation Water 
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Supply” are defined in the CIH and again in the Irrigated Practices Guidelines rather than in the 

policy. The definition does not address aquifers, but appears to focus on surface waters. 

“Adequate Irrigation Facilities” is not defined in the Basic Provisions, but is defined in the 

Irrigated Practices Guidelines. In developing procedures to deal with Efficient Irrigation and 

Limited Irrigation, it will be essential to eliminate as many of these inconsistencies as possible, 

first by including additional definitions in the Basic Provisions and then by a careful expansion 

of the Irrigated Practices Guidelines (which is provided to insureds and potential insureds). 

The Data Acceptance System does not currently require or accept information on amount of 

irrigation water applied. This is not seen by the Contractor as a barrier to addressing Efficient 

and Limited Irrigation constructs. The proposed modifications can use the data required by the 

Irrigation Practices Guidelines on water applied to the crop grown under an Irrigated Practice. 

Heretofore those data on the amount of water applied to a crop grown under an Irrigated Practice 

have been used during loss adjustment to determine if an uninsured cause of loss appraisal 

should be made. As described previously, the proposed modifications will use data from both 

the yield histories and the insured’s irrigation records in establishing break points and in 

establishing an Approved Yield under Limited Irrigation. This change in the timing of the use of 

the data is likely to create logistic problems. Producers have indicated they maintain their 

irrigation records for only a few years, and are required to maintain records pertaining to the 

insured crop for only three years after the end of the insured crop year. Therefore, both 

producers and insurance industry personnel will need to be educated about this change and about 

mechanisms to address sparse data situations. 

Reports to water boards generally do not incorporate all the information needed to establish 

water applied under an Irrigated Practice at the unit level. These reports are not required in every 

region. Even where these reports are required, often only the total water use by an entity must be 

reported. Data to document water applications at the unit level may only be in the hands of the 

producer. Consequently, simple and generally applicable procedures for Efficient and Limited 

Irrigation will need to utilize an insured’s data. This is no different than the approach used for 

other inputs such as fertilizer or pest management chemicals. Therefore, while it will require 

development of additional underwriting guidelines, the general approach will be familiar to both 

the insurance industry and insureds. 

When producers have more than one source of irrigation water, maintaining records for 

application to different crops/types/practices may be especially challenging. One producer with 

surface water rights and a legal, but undocumented, well had indicated that when water prices 

were high, water from the well could be sold, while Prevented Planting could be claimed on a 

crop not planted because of restrictions on the use of the surface water. Care will need to be 

taken to assure that implementation of Efficient and Limited Irrigation do not create moral 

hazards that encourage this sort of fraudulent activity. 

The Contractor is aware that present policy and procedure for Irrigated Practices are the result of 

many years of dealing primarily with the issue of fluctuating water supplies, i.e., changes from 

year to year that affect availability. It is becoming evident that more permanent restrictions on 

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Production practices that prevailed when more plentiful supplies were available may and likely 

will no longer be possible. 

X.B. Efficient Irrigation 

Many producers have already implemented changes to irrigation management practices to realize 

Efficient Irrigation. The producer’s Approved Yield reflects the changes they have already 

made. Procedures to unravel the historical changes in management practices used to maintain an 

Irrigated Practice could be very complex. Anecdotally, a reduction of 30 percent in the amount 

of applied irrigation per acre in one case resulted in Efficient Irrigation (i.e., the Approved Yield 

was realized). Based on comments from extension educators and producers other than the one 

claiming a successful Efficient Irrigation with a 30 percent reduction in applied water, the 

Contractor believes most changes in irrigation management practices will result in smaller 

reductions in the amount of water required to have a reasonable expectation for Efficient 

Irrigation. That is the basis for the third and final underwriting suggestions proposed for 

Efficient Irrigation. 

Recognizing and defining Efficient Irrigation will correct an information asymmetry that exists 

between the insured and the insurer under the existing Irrigated Practice definition and 

procedures. The existing insurance has accepted substantial variation in the quantity of irrigation 

water applied to an insured crop from year to year. Introducing Efficient Irrigation and Limited 

Irrigation will help to assure that good communication between the insured and insurer occurs. It 

will also help to assure there are no surprises on either side during loss adjustment about the 

amount of water that was available to be applied to a field insured under an Irrigated Practice 

code. However, documentation of amounts of irrigation applied has been required only in the 

case of a loss. Introducing the Efficient Irrigation concept will encourage documentation of 

improvements made to the irrigation management practices. It will assist in the insurer and the 

insured having the same understanding about the amount of water that is required to be available 

and/or applied when the insurance attaches. This will improve the performance of the crop 

insurance program and make it more responsive to current developments in the agricultural 

industry. 

X.C. Limited Irrigation 

The Solicitation requires the Contractor to “consider option 7 elements for yield reduction 

function modeling, or any other feasible yield reduction functions to adjust the irrigated 

approved APH yield for reduced irrigation”96 in identifying issues and obstacles to addressing 

Limited Irrigation. Option 7 is using “the [RMA] suggested Limited Irrigation insurance 

approach, but replace the yield reduction tables with a formula based on average annual rainfall 

for the county and the insured’s historic and expected irrigation amounts.”97

There are not sufficient data to support a yield reduction curve for each insured irrigated crop. 

The linearity of the yield reduction is documented for the few crops in limited locations where 

sufficient data are available to establish a yield reduction function. The linear function applies 

 

96 Ibid., p. 5. 

97 Watts and Associates, Inc., 2013, Task Order 1: Limited Irrigation Analysis & Evaluation, Deliverable 2: Limited Irrigation 

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only where water is the limiting growth factor. Nonetheless, the Contractor proposes using a 

linear Approved Yield reduction function when the insured chooses Limited Irrigation as the 

approach to address a decrease in available irrigation water supply. In other words, if unable to 

meet the Efficient Irrigation underwriting standards, an insured would have the choice of 

reducing irrigated acreage or insuring under the Limited Irrigation construct. 

In areas allowing production without irrigation, the starting point for the linear reduction will be 

the Approved Yield and the historical quantity of irrigation water. As with Efficient Irrigation, if 

techniques to increase the efficiency of irrigation have been implemented and if the average 

actual yields for the period after that implementation are equal to or greater than the Approved 

Yield, then the average of those yields will be the starting point for the linear reduction function, 

along with the amount of water applied. If the insured has an Approved Yield for the crop and 

type managed under the non-irrigated practice in the area, then the end point will be zero water 

applied and the insured’s non-irrigated yield for the crop and type. If the producer does not have 

a non-irrigated Approved Yield for the crop and type even though the non-irrigated practice is 

allowed in the area, then the end point would be zero water applied and the non-irrigated 

transitional yield for the crop and type. The Limited Irrigation Approved Yield would be 

extrapolated between these two points based on the amount of irrigation water available under 

the Limited Irrigation scenario relative to the historical quantity of irrigation water. 

The Solicitation requires: “Any yield reduction function ... to be simple, applicable nationwide 

for all crops, and not reliant on updated data maintenance.”98 The Contractor’s proposed 

function takes into account the linear patterns seen in the limited number of location-specific, 

crop-specific studies that do look at the effects of reducing the amount of irrigation water when 

the available amount of irrigation water is the limiting factor. It provides limits on the extent of 

the reduction that reflect both the producer’s experience and differences in locations. It provides 

a mechanism to address all crops nationwide. Furthermore, a simple tool (Appendix L) can be 

constructed to return a value for the Limited Irrigation Approved Yield. Thus, while the 

description of the approach cannot be said to be extremely simple, the math itself is simple. 

Furthermore, the calculations of a Limited Irrigation Approved Yield can be established using 

the producer’s irrigation records, the producer’s APH database and a limited set of data (i.e., the 

non-irrigated transitional yield, the average precipitation for the county, and the standard 

deviation of the precipitation for the county) that can be supplied either in the Special Provisions 

or as a look-up table behind the “Limited Irrigation Approved Yield Calculator.” The Limited 

Irrigation Approved Yield can be used in cases where the available or applied irrigation water is 

reduced for a single year. It can be used to populate a Limited Irrigation database in the case 

where a reduction in available or applied irrigation water is permanent. In areas that do not 

allow the crop and type to be managed under the non-irrigated practice, Limited Irrigation, if 

implemented, should not be allowed. 

 

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SECTION XI. RESEARCH FINDINGS 

The most comprehensive data on production, yield, and risks for plants grown under an Irrigated 

Practice are the data in the RMA Type P11 (acreage, formerly Type 11), Type P15 (yield, 

formerly Type 15) and Type P21 (indemnity, formerly Type 21) databases. Collectively, these 

records document the acreage irrigated, the production and yield from that irrigated acreage and 

the causes of loss when a loss occurs. These data do not provide a perfect basis for 

implementing Efficient Irrigation and Limited Irrigation procedures for the scores of crops that 

are insured as irrigated. However the imperfections of the data are no greater for implementing 

these procedures than for implementing the FCIC crop insurance program in general. 

There are three elements missing from these RMA data that are required to conclude whether a 

decrease in the amount of irrigation water applied will result in Efficient Irrigation or Limited 

Irrigation. The first of these is the amount of irrigation water applied historically. The 

producer’s own records provide the only consistent source of information about the historical 

application of irrigation water. These records can be expected to be sparse and highly variable. 

Water authority records are not generally collected in a way that provides the information 

required. They can be used to support the producer’s records. In the cases where the water 

authority records do include requisite information (e.g., in the cases where water authorities 

require pivot well-head meters), the meter records are part of the producer’s irrigation 

documentation as required under the crop insurance Irrigation Practices Guidelines. However, it 

is much more common that water authorities monitor water extraction facilities, total farm-level 

extraction, or point of diversion extraction. In these cases, the only records which capture unitlevel irrigation are those maintained by the insured. 

The second missing element in the RMA databases is the historical precipitation in the location 

of the insured acreage. While some producers are beginning to maintain farm-level precipitation 

records, those records are generally too short to capture the historical mean precipitation and 

variability in the precipitation. The Contractor believes an understanding of the extent to which 

the water for crop evapotranspiration comes from precipitation is essential to evaluating whether 

a lesser application of irrigation water is likely to result in Efficient or Limited Irrigation. The 

variability of the precipitation provides a measure of whether the application of smaller amounts 

of irrigation water will increase the risk to the crop from natural causes. 

The final element missing in the RMA databases is the characterization of changes in 

management practices that justify identifying a reduced application of irrigation water as 

Efficient Irrigation. The Contractor has identified 20 changes in irrigation techniques that 

contribute to Efficient Irrigation. Of these, those that are appropriate for a particular farm cannot 

be determined by research such as that documented in this report. Appropriate Efficient 

Irrigation techniques are influenced by numerous factors including crop, variety, soil type, 

weather, air quality, slope, and aspect. In making decisions about how to irrigate efficiently, the 

producer uses production experiences within the locale, the condition of the soil, the cost of the 

irrigation water, the cost of delivering the irrigation water, the specific crop being grown, and the 

cost of the changes to the irrigation system to determine if one or more of the Efficient Irrigation 

techniques should be implemented. 
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Still, the Contractor believes implementation of at least one of the Efficient Irrigation techniques 

identified in this report or of an Efficient Irrigation strategy approved by a local or regional 

disinterested authority is required for Efficient Irrigation. In the absence of such changes in the 

irrigation techniques, reducing the amount of irrigation water applied will, on average, result in a 

reduced yield if the amount of water has been a limiting factor for the crop production. 

Consequently, when a producer has advance knowledge that less irrigation water will be 

available either the current policies and procedures should be required, or the production should 

be insured, if possible, under a Limited Irrigation practice. 

The Contractor has identified numerous references to irrigation in the Common Crop Insurance 

Basic Provisions, the crop provisions, the special provisions, the CIH, and the LAM. Some of 

these will require modification to address Limited Irrigation if the practice is accepted as 

insurable. Most of the language in RMA documents is not fundamentally affected by Efficient 

Irrigation, provided this term is properly defined. Changes to the Irrigated Practice Guidelines 

will provide a mechanism to address details concerning Efficient Irrigation without requiring 

changes to every document that address the concept of irrigation. However, using irrigation 

terminology consistently in the Common Crop Insurance Basic Provisions, the crop provisions, 

the CIH, and the LAM, will simplify communication about Efficient Irrigation as an appropriate 

management practice for crops insured under an Irrigated Practice code. 

While the introduction of the Efficient Irrigation concept is likely to simplify the insurance of 

irrigated crops by recognizing the evolving management techniques used for irrigation, 

introducing Limited Irrigation will complicate insurance of irrigated crops. The Contractor 

believes three complications require special attention in the decision about adding Limited 

Irrigation as a construct in the FCIC insurance. First, and foremost, although it is possible to 

propose a relatively simple system for assigning a Limited Irrigation Approved Yield, the 

calculation of this assigned Approved Yield requires acceptance of several assumptions that 

could be called into question by insureds and AIPs. This introduces the potential for substantial 

increases in the burden on RMA and the insurer. 

Secondly, while some insureds may need to insure under Limited Irrigation for one year (e.g., a 

producer in the Sheridan 6 Local Enhanced Management Area (LEMA) who has used more than 

80 percent of the assigned five year water allocation), others will be starting a permanent Limited 

Irrigation practice (producers whose water allocation has been permanently reduced as a result of 

legislative or legal or administrative action). This disparity makes decisions about RMA yield 

history databases particularly difficult. If Limited Irrigation is implemented at all, it should be 

implemented for one or the other of these cases. The remaining situation can be addressed 

through the mechanisms already in place that allow an RO to assign an Approved Yield under 

unusual circumstances. 

Finally, one barrier to insuring fewer acres under an Irrigated Practice than were insured 

historically is being addressed by irrigation technologies. The change from flood irrigation to 

pivot circles seemed to make the circle the smallest unit that could be irrigated. It is now 

possible to irrigate portions of a circle. Consequently, if there is a reduction in the supply of 

water available for irrigation, fewer acres can be irrigated and the amount of the decrease in 

acreage is technologically manageable. 
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The benefit of adding a Limited Irrigation practice is providing an additional option for 

producers facing limits in the supply of available water. While many producers were not happy 

that they might be required to irrigate fewer acres with a limited water supply, none indicated 

they would prefer to water the same number of acres with less water per acre and a reduced 

Approved Yield. 

The Contractor believes properly addressing Efficient Irrigation along with the current 

procedures for addressing a reduced irrigation water supply will be the best approach. It is a 

change that will be accepted by insureds. It is a change that recognizes current farming 

practices. Furthermore, the current procedures allow a case by case decision to provide a 

reduced Approved Yield if that is the option the insured would prefer. Implementing Limited 

Irrigation nationwide for all crops is unlikely to resolve any issues that currently exist and is 

likely to create problems that do not now exist. 
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Appendix A 

2014 Insurance Offers under an Irrigated Practice 
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Table A1. 2014 Practice Codes on Insurance Offers for Crops 

Grown under an Irrigated Practice 

Practice

Code Practice

2 Irrigated

10 Irrigated Without Cover Crop

12 Irrigated With Cover Crop

26 Irrigated (Spring)

27 Irrigated (Fall)

32 Irr. With Frost Protection

32 Irrigated - Tray Dried

42 Irr. Without Frost Protection

42 Irrigated - Natural

82 Fall Seeded (Irr.)

85 Nibr-I

92 Ibr-I

92 Spring Seeded (Irr.)

94 Nfac (Irrigated)

95 Fac (Irrigated)

102 Established Stand (Irr)

110 Spp (Irrigated)

111 Dpp (Irrigated)

114 Early (Irrigated)

115 Late (Irrigated)

120 Fall Planted Irr.

121 Spring Irrigated

123 Fall Irrigated

130 Fall Direct Seeded Irr.

130 Fall Direct Seeded Irrigated

140 Fall Transplanted Irr.

141 Fall Transpltd Irr Staked

143 Fall Transpltd Irr Mulch Staked

144 Fall Transpltd Irr Unmulch Staked

181 Fall Planted Early Season Irr.

182 Fall Planted Mid Season Irr.

183 Fall Planted Late Season Irr.

184 Spring Planted Early Season Irr.

185 Spring Planted Late Season Irr.

186 Fall Planted Early Season Irr.(OC)

187 Fall Planted Early Season Irr.(OT)

188 Fall Planted Mid Season Irr.(OC)

189 Fall Planted Mid Season Irr.(OT)

Practice

Code Practice

190 Fall Planted Late Season Irr.(OC)

191 Fall Planted Late Season Irr.(OT)

192 Spring Planted Early Season Irr.(OC)

193 Spring Planted Early Season Irr.(OT)

194 Spring Planted Late Season Irr.(OC)

195 Spring Planted Late Season Irr.(OT)

196 Winter Planted Early Season Irr.

197 Winter Planted Late Season Irr.

198 Winter Planted Early Season Irr.(OC)

199 Winter Planted Early Season Irr.(OT)

200 Winter Planted Late Season Irr.(OC)

201 Winter Planted Late Season Irr.(OT)

202 Fall Pltd Seed-To-Seed (Irr)

211 Winter Planted Irrigated

220 Winter Planted Irr.

230 Winter Direct Seeded Irr.

240 Winter Transplanted Irr.

240 Winter Transplanted Irrigated

241 Wtr. Transpltd Irr Staked

250 Standard Density (Irrigated)

251 Standard Density (Irrigated) (OC)

252 Standard Density (Irrigated) (OT)

253 High Density (Irrigated)

254 High Density (Irrigated) (OC)

255 High Density (Irrigated) (OT)

256 Super High Density (Irrigated)

257 Super High Density (Irrigated) (OC)

258 Super High Density (Irrigated) (OT)

302 Spring Pltd Seed-To-Seed (Irr)

320 Spring Planted Irr.

330 Spring Direct Seeded Irr.

340 Spring Transplanted Irr.

341 Spr. Transpltd Irr Staked

343 Spr Transpltd Irr Mulch Staked

344 Spr Transpltd Irr Unmulch Stake

347 Spr Transpltd N-Irr Mulch Stake

420 Summer Planted Irr.

503 Irr. Mulch Staked
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Code Practice

702 Organic (Certified) Irr.

702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

702 Organic(Certified)Irr.

703 Early Spring Planted

704 Fall Planted Irrigated

705 Spring Planted Irrigated

706 Summer Planted Irrigated

712 Organic (Transitional) Irr.

712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

712 Organic(Transitional)Irr.

739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

747 Fall Seeded (Irr.)(OC)

748 Fall Seeded (Irr.)(OT)

749 Spring Seeded(OC)

750 Spring Seeded(OT)

751 Spring Seeded (Irr.)(OC)

752 Spring Seeded (Irr.)(OT)

759 Fall Planted Irr.(OC)

760 Fall Planted Irr.(OT)

761 Winter Planted Irr.(OC)

762 Winter Planted Irr.(OT)

763 Spring Planted Irr.(OC)

764 Spring Planted Irr.(OT)

769 Fall Direct Seeded Irr.(OC)

770 Fall Direct Seeded Irr.(OT)

771 Fall Transplanted Irr.(OC)

772 Fall Transplanted Irr.(OT)

773 Winter Direct Seeded Irr.(OC)

774 Winter Direct Seeded Irr.(OT)

775 Winter Transplanted Irr.(OC)

776 Winter Transplanted Irr.(OT)

777 Spring Direct Seeded Irr.(OC)

778 Spring Direct Seeded Irr.(OT)

779 Spring Transplanted Irr.(OC)

780 Spring Transplanted Irr.(OT)

783 Fall Transpltd Irr Staked(OC)

784 Fall Transpltd Irr Staked(OT)

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Code Practice

787 Wtr. Transpltd Irr Staked(OC)

788 Wtr. Transpltd Irr Staked(OT)

791 Spr. Transpltd Irr Staked(OC)

792 Spr. Transpltd Irr Staked(OT)

793 Irr. With Frost Protection(OC)

794 Irr. With Frost Protection(OT)

795 Irr. Without Frost Protection(OC)

796 Irr. Without Frost Protection(OT)

797 Irrigated Without Cover Crop(OC)

798 Irrigated Without Cover Crop(OT)

813 Irrigated With Cover Crop(OC)

814 Irrigated With Cover Crop(OT)

817 Fall Direct Seeded Irrigated(OC)

818 Fall Direct Seeded Irrigated(OT)

819 Winter Transplanted Irrigated(OC)

820 Winter Transplanted Irrigated(OT)

837 Spp (Irrigated)(OC)

838 Spp (Irrigated)(OT)

839 Dpp (Irrigated)(OC)

840 Dpp (Irrigated)(OT)

845 Early (Irrigated)(OC)

846 Early (Irrigated)(OT)

847 Late (Irrigated)(OC)

848 Late (Irrigated)(OT)

851 Spring Irrigated(OC)

852 Spring Irrigated(OT)

855 Fall Irrigated(OC)

856 Fall Irrigated(OT)

857 Nibr-I(OC)

858 Nibr-I(OT)

861 Ibr-I(OC)

862 Ibr-I(OT)

865 Irrigated - Tray Dried(OC)

866 Irrigated - Tray Dried(OT)

867 Irrigated - Natural(OC)

868 Irrigated - Natural(OT)

915 Irrigated (Spring)(OC)

916 Irrigated (Spring)(OT)

917 Irrigated (Fall)(OC)

918 Irrigated (Fall)(OT)
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929 Summer Planted Irr.(OC)

930 Summer Planted Irr.(OT)

931 Fall Transpltd Irr Mulch Staked(OC)

932 Fall Transpltd Irr Mulch Staked(OT)

933 Fall Transpltd Irr Unmulch Staked(OC)

934 Fall Transpltd Irr Unmulch Staked(OT)

937 Spr Transpltd Irr Mulch Staked(OC)

938 Spr Transpltd Irr Mulch Staked(OT)

939 Spr Transpltd Irr Unmulch Stake(OC)

940 Spr Transpltd Irr Unmulch Stake(OT)

945 Irr. Mulch Staked(OC)

946 Irr. Mulch Staked(OT)

959 Established Stand (Irr)(OC)

960 Established Stand (Irr)(OT)

961 Fall Pltd Seed-To-Seed (Irr)(OC)

962 Fall Pltd Seed-To-Seed (Irr)(OT)

963 Spring Pltd Seed-To-Seed (Irr)(OC)

964 Spring Pltd Seed-To-Seed (Irr)(OT)

977 Winter Planted Irrigated(OC)

978 Winter Planted Irrigated(OT)

981 Fall Planted Irrigated(OC)

982 Fall Planted Irrigated(OT)

983 Spring Planted Irrigated(OC)

984 Spring Planted Irrigated(OT)

985 Summer Planted Irrigated(OC)

986 Summer Planted Irrigated(OT)
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Table A2. 2014 Insured Crops Grown under an Irrigated Practice 

By Crop, Plan, Type, and Practice 

Crop 

Code Crop Plan code Plan Type Code Type Practice Code Practice

11 Wheat 1 Yield Protection 15 Durum 2 Irrigated

11 Wheat 1 Yield Protection 11 Winter 2 Irrigated

11 Wheat 1 Yield Protection 12 Spring 2 Irrigated

11 Wheat 1 Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

11 Wheat 2 Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

11 Wheat 2 Revenue Protection 12 Spring 2 Irrigated

11 Wheat 2 Revenue Protection 15 Durum 2 Irrigated

11 Wheat 2 Revenue Protection 11 Winter 2 Irrigated

11 Wheat 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 15 Durum 2 Irrigated

11 Wheat 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 11 Winter 2 Irrigated

11 Wheat 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 12 Spring 2 Irrigated

11 Wheat 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

11 Wheat 4 Area Yield Protection 11 Winter 2 Irrigated

11 Wheat 4 Area Yield Protection 15 Durum 2 Irrigated

11 Wheat 4 Area Yield Protection 12 Spring 2 Irrigated

11 Wheat 4 Area Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

11 Wheat 5 Area Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

11 Wheat 5 Area Revenue Protection 15 Durum 2 Irrigated

11 Wheat 5 Area Revenue Protection 11 Winter 2 Irrigated

11 Wheat 5 Area Revenue Protection 12 Spring 2 Irrigated

11 Wheat 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

11 Wheat 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 15 Durum 2 Irrigated

11 Wheat 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 12 Spring 2 Irrigated
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Code Crop Plan code Plan Type Code Type Practice Code Practice

11 Wheat 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 11 Winter 2 Irrigated

11 Wheat 1 Yield Protection 15 Durum 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

11 Wheat 1 Yield Protection 11 Winter 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

11 Wheat 1 Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

11 Wheat 1 Yield Protection 12 Spring 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

11 Wheat 2 Revenue Protection 15 Durum 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

11 Wheat 2 Revenue Protection 11 Winter 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

11 Wheat 2 Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

11 Wheat 2 Revenue Protection 12 Spring 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

11 Wheat 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 15 Durum 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

11 Wheat 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

11 Wheat 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 11 Winter 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

11 Wheat 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 12 Spring 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

11 Wheat 4 Area Yield Protection 15 Durum 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

11 Wheat 4 Area Yield Protection 12 Spring 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

11 Wheat 4 Area Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

11 Wheat 4 Area Yield Protection 11 Winter 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

11 Wheat 5 Area Revenue Protection 11 Winter 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

11 Wheat 5 Area Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

11 Wheat 5 Area Revenue Protection 12 Spring 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

11 Wheat 5 Area Revenue Protection 15 Durum 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

11 Wheat 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

11 Wheat 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 15 Durum 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

11 Wheat 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 11 Winter 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

11 Wheat 6 Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 12 Spring 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.
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Code Crop Plan code Plan Type Code Type Practice Code Practice

Price Exclusion

11 Wheat 1 Yield Protection 15 Durum 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

11 Wheat 1 Yield Protection 11 Winter 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

11 Wheat 1 Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

11 Wheat 1 Yield Protection 12 Spring 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

11 Wheat 2 Revenue Protection 15 Durum 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

11 Wheat 2 Revenue Protection 11 Winter 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

11 Wheat 2 Revenue Protection 12 Spring 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

11 Wheat 2 Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

11 Wheat 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 12 Spring 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

11 Wheat 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 11 Winter 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

11 Wheat 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 15 Durum 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

11 Wheat 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

11 Wheat 4 Area Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

11 Wheat 4 Area Yield Protection 15 Durum 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

11 Wheat 4 Area Yield Protection 12 Spring 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

11 Wheat 4 Area Yield Protection 11 Winter 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

11 Wheat 5 Area Revenue Protection 11 Winter 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

11 Wheat 5 Area Revenue Protection 12 Spring 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

11 Wheat 5 Area Revenue Protection 15 Durum 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

11 Wheat 5 Area Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

11 Wheat 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

11 Wheat 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 12 Spring 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

11 Wheat 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 11 Winter 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

11 Wheat 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 15 Durum 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.
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Crop 

Code Crop Plan code Plan Type Code Type Practice Code Practice

12 Blueberries 90 APH 6

Early To Late Highbush 

(Group B) 2 Irrigated

12 Blueberries 90 APH 4 Lowbush 2 Irrigated

12 Blueberries 90 APH 7

Very Late Highbush & 

Rabbiteye (Group A) 2 Irrigated

12 Blueberries 90 APH 1 Rabbiteye 2 Irrigated

12 Blueberries 90 APH 2 Highbush 2 Irrigated

12 Blueberries 90 APH 2 Highbush 32 Irr. With Frost Protection

12 Blueberries 90 APH 1 Rabbiteye 32 Irr. With Frost Protection

12 Blueberries 90 APH 1 Rabbiteye 42 Irr. Without Frost 

Protection

12 Blueberries 90 APH 2 Highbush 42 Irr. Without Frost 

Protection

12 Blueberries 90 APH 2 Highbush 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

12 Blueberries 90 APH 6

Early To Late Highbush 

(Group B) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

12 Blueberries 90 APH 1 Rabbiteye 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

12 Blueberries 90 APH 7

Very Late Highbush & 

Rabbiteye (Group A) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

12 Blueberries 90 APH 4 Lowbush 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

12 Blueberries 90 APH 4 Lowbush 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

12 Blueberries 90 APH 6

Early To Late Highbush 

(Group B) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

12 Blueberries 90 APH 1 Rabbiteye 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

12 Blueberries 90 APH 7

Very Late Highbush & 

Rabbiteye (Group A) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

12 Blueberries 90 APH 2 Highbush 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

12 Blueberries 90 APH 2 Highbush 793 Irr. With Frost 

Protection(OC)

12 Blueberries 90 APH 1 Rabbiteye 793 Irr. With Frost 

Protection(OC)

12 Blueberries 90 APH 1 Rabbiteye 794 Irr. With Frost 

Protection(OT)

12 Blueberries 90 APH 2 Highbush 794 Irr. With Frost 

Protection(OT)
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Code Crop Plan code Plan Type Code Type Practice Code Practice

12 Blueberries 90 APH 2 Highbush 795 Irr. Without Frost 

Protection(OC)

12 Blueberries 90 APH 1 Rabbiteye 795 Irr. Without Frost 

Protection(OC)

12 Blueberries 90 APH 2 Highbush 796 Irr. Without Frost 

Protection(OT)

12 Blueberries 90 APH 1 Rabbiteye 796 Irr. Without Frost 

Protection(OT)

13 Onions 90 APH 223 Fall Planted Whites & 

Yellows (Processed) 2 Irrigated

13 Onions 90 APH 205 Fall Planted Whites & 

Yellows 2 Irrigated

13 Onions 90 APH 170 Reds 2 Irrigated

13 Onions 90 APH 215 Spring Planted Whites & 

Yellows 2 Irrigated

13 Onions 90 APH 180 Whites 2 Irrigated

13 Onions 90 APH 228 Winter Planted Whites & 

Yellows 2 Irrigated

13 Onions 90 APH 190 Yellows 2 Irrigated

13 Onions 90 APH 190 Yellows 10 Irrigated Without Cover 

Crop

13 Onions 90 APH 170 Reds 10 Irrigated Without Cover 

Crop

13 Onions 90 APH 180 Whites 10 Irrigated Without Cover 

Crop

13 Onions 90 APH 190 Yellows 12 Irrigated With Cover Crop

13 Onions 90 APH 170 Reds 12 Irrigated With Cover Crop

13 Onions 90 APH 180 Whites 12 Irrigated With Cover Crop

13 Onions 90 APH 200 Granex (Non-Storage) 130 Fall Direct Seeded 

Irrigated

13 Onions 90 APH 200 Granex (Non-Storage) 240 Winter Transplanted 

Irrigated

13 Onions 90 APH 180 Whites 320 Spring Planted Irr.

13 Onions 90 APH 190 Yellows 320 Spring Planted Irr.

13 Onions 90 APH 170 Reds 320 Spring Planted Irr.
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Code Crop Plan code Plan Type Code Type Practice Code Practice

13 Onions 90 APH 180 Whites 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

13 Onions 90 APH 205 Fall Planted Whites & 

Yellows 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

13 Onions 90 APH 190 Yellows 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

13 Onions 90 APH 215 Spring Planted Whites & 

Yellows 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

13 Onions 90 APH 228 Winter Planted Whites & 

Yellows 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

13 Onions 90 APH 170 Reds 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

13 Onions 90 APH 223 Fall Planted Whites & 

Yellows (Processed) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

13 Onions 90 APH 205 Fall Planted Whites & 

Yellows 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

13 Onions 90 APH 190 Yellows 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

13 Onions 90 APH 215 Spring Planted Whites & 

Yellows 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

13 Onions 90 APH 180 Whites 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

13 Onions 90 APH 223 Fall Planted Whites & 

Yellows (Processed) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

13 Onions 90 APH 170 Reds 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

13 Onions 90 APH 228 Winter Planted Whites & 

Yellows 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

13 Onions 90 APH 190 Yellows 763 Spring Planted Irr.(OC)

13 Onions 90 APH 170 Reds 763 Spring Planted Irr.(OC)

13 Onions 90 APH 180 Whites 763 Spring Planted Irr.(OC)

13 Onions 90 APH 190 Yellows 764 Spring Planted Irr.(OT)

13 Onions 90 APH 170 Reds 764 Spring Planted Irr.(OT)

13 Onions 90 APH 180 Whites 764 Spring Planted Irr.(OT)

13 Onions 90 APH 170 Reds 797 Irrigated Without Cover 

Crop(OC)

13 Onions 90 APH 190 Yellows 797 Irrigated Without Cover 

Crop(OC)

13 Onions 90 APH 180 Whites 797 Irrigated Without Cover 

Crop(OC)
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Code Crop Plan code Plan Type Code Type Practice Code Practice

13 Onions 90 APH 170 Reds 798 Irrigated Without Cover 

Crop(OT)

13 Onions 90 APH 190 Yellows 798 Irrigated Without Cover 

Crop(OT)

13 Onions 90 APH 180 Whites 798 Irrigated Without Cover 

Crop(OT)

13 Onions 90 APH 180 Whites 813 Irrigated With Cover 

Crop(OC)

13 Onions 90 APH 190 Yellows 813 Irrigated With Cover 

Crop(OC)

13 Onions 90 APH 170 Reds 813 Irrigated With Cover 

Crop(OC)

13 Onions 90 APH 180 Whites 814 Irrigated With Cover 

Crop(OT)

13 Onions 90 APH 190 Yellows 814 Irrigated With Cover 

Crop(OT)

13 Onions 90 APH 170 Reds 814 Irrigated With Cover 

Crop(OT)

13 Onions 90 APH 200 Granex (Non-Storage) 817 Fall Direct Seeded 

Irrigated(OC)

13 Onions 90 APH 200 Granex (Non-Storage) 818 Fall Direct Seeded 

Irrigated(OT)

13 Onions 90 APH 200 Granex (Non-Storage) 819 Winter Transplanted 

Irrigated(OC)

13 Onions 90 APH 200 Granex (Non-Storage) 820 Winter Transplanted 

Irrigated(OT)

15 Canola 1 Yield Protection 384 Spring High Oleic Canola 2 Irrigated

15 Canola 1 Yield Protection 285 Fall Oleic Canola 2 Irrigated

15 Canola 1 Yield Protection 286 Spring Oleic Canola 2 Irrigated

15 Canola 1 Yield Protection 288 Spring High Erucic Rapeseed 2 Irrigated

15 Canola 1 Yield Protection 287 Fall High Erucic Rapeseed 2 Irrigated

15 Canola 1 Yield Protection 284 Fall Seeded 2 Irrigated

15 Canola 2 Revenue Protection 286 Spring Oleic Canola 2 Irrigated

15 Canola 2 Revenue Protection 284 Fall Seeded 2 Irrigated

15 Canola 2 Revenue Protection 384 Spring High Oleic Canola 2 Irrigated
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Code Crop Plan code Plan Type Code Type Practice Code Practice

15 Canola 2 Revenue Protection 287 Fall High Erucic Rapeseed 2 Irrigated

15 Canola 2 Revenue Protection 285 Fall Oleic Canola 2 Irrigated

15 Canola 2 Revenue Protection 288 Spring High Erucic Rapeseed 2 Irrigated

15 Canola 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 287 Fall High Erucic Rapeseed 2 Irrigated

15 Canola 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 284 Fall Seeded 2 Irrigated

15 Canola 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 286 Spring Oleic Canola 2 Irrigated

15 Canola 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 384 Spring High Oleic Canola 2 Irrigated

15 Canola 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 285 Fall Oleic Canola 2 Irrigated

15 Canola 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 288 Spring High Erucic Rapeseed 2 Irrigated

15 Canola 1 Yield Protection 384 Spring High Oleic Canola 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

15 Canola 1 Yield Protection 288 Spring High Erucic Rapeseed 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

15 Canola 1 Yield Protection 285 Fall Oleic Canola 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

15 Canola 1 Yield Protection 286 Spring Oleic Canola 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

15 Canola 1 Yield Protection 284 Fall Seeded 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

15 Canola 1 Yield Protection 287 Fall High Erucic Rapeseed 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

15 Canola 2 Revenue Protection 288 Spring High Erucic Rapeseed 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

15 Canola 2 Revenue Protection 285 Fall Oleic Canola 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

15 Canola 2 Revenue Protection 384 Spring High Oleic Canola 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

15 Canola 2 Revenue Protection 287 Fall High Erucic Rapeseed 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

15 Canola 2 Revenue Protection 286 Spring Oleic Canola 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

15 Canola 2 Revenue Protection 284 Fall Seeded 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

15 Canola 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 284 Fall Seeded 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

15 Canola 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 286 Spring Oleic Canola 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

15 Canola 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 288 Spring High Erucic Rapeseed 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.
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Code Crop Plan code Plan Type Code Type Practice Code Practice

15 Canola 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 287 Fall High Erucic Rapeseed 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

15 Canola 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 384 Spring High Oleic Canola 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

15 Canola 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 285 Fall Oleic Canola 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

15 Canola 1 Yield Protection 285 Fall Oleic Canola 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

15 Canola 1 Yield Protection 288 Spring High Erucic Rapeseed 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

15 Canola 1 Yield Protection 284 Fall Seeded 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

15 Canola 1 Yield Protection 384 Spring High Oleic Canola 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

15 Canola 1 Yield Protection 287 Fall High Erucic Rapeseed 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

15 Canola 1 Yield Protection 286 Spring Oleic Canola 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

15 Canola 2 Revenue Protection 286 Spring Oleic Canola 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

15 Canola 2 Revenue Protection 384 Spring High Oleic Canola 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

15 Canola 2 Revenue Protection 284 Fall Seeded 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

15 Canola 2 Revenue Protection 287 Fall High Erucic Rapeseed 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

15 Canola 2 Revenue Protection 285 Fall Oleic Canola 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

15 Canola 2 Revenue Protection 288 Spring High Erucic Rapeseed 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

15 Canola 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 284 Fall Seeded 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

15 Canola 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 286 Spring Oleic Canola 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

15 Canola 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 288 Spring High Erucic Rapeseed 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

15 Canola 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 384 Spring High Oleic Canola 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

15 Canola 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 287 Fall High Erucic Rapeseed 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

15 Canola 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 285 Fall Oleic Canola 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

16 Oats 90 APH 17 Spring 2 Irrigated

16 Oats 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

16 Oats 90 APH 16 Winter 2 Irrigated
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16 Oats 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

16 Oats 90 APH 16 Winter 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

16 Oats 90 APH 17 Spring 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

16 Oats 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

16 Oats 90 APH 16 Winter 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

16 Oats 90 APH 17 Spring 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

17 Millet 90 APH 50 Proso 2 Irrigated

17 Millet 90 APH 50 Proso 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

17 Millet 90 APH 50 Proso 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

18 Rice 1 Yield Protection 451 Short Grain 2 Irrigated

18 Rice 1 Yield Protection 452 Medium Grain 2 Irrigated

18 Rice 1 Yield Protection 453 Long Grain 2 Irrigated

18 Rice 2 Revenue Protection 452 Medium Grain 2 Irrigated

18 Rice 2 Revenue Protection 453 Long Grain 2 Irrigated

18 Rice 2 Revenue Protection 451 Short Grain 2 Irrigated

18 Rice 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 452 Medium Grain 2 Irrigated

18 Rice 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 451 Short Grain 2 Irrigated

18 Rice 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 453 Long Grain 2 Irrigated

18 Rice 1 Yield Protection 453 Long Grain 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

18 Rice 1 Yield Protection 451 Short Grain 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

18 Rice 1 Yield Protection 452 Medium Grain 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

18 Rice 2 Revenue Protection 452 Medium Grain 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

18 Rice 2 Revenue Protection 451 Short Grain 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

18 Rice 2 Revenue Protection 453 Long Grain 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

18 Rice 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 453 Long Grain 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

18 Rice 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 451 Short Grain 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.
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Code Crop Plan code Plan Type Code Type Practice Code Practice

18 Rice 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 452 Medium Grain 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

18 Rice 1 Yield Protection 453 Long Grain 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

18 Rice 1 Yield Protection 452 Medium Grain 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

18 Rice 1 Yield Protection 451 Short Grain 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

18 Rice 2 Revenue Protection 452 Medium Grain 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

18 Rice 2 Revenue Protection 451 Short Grain 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

18 Rice 2 Revenue Protection 453 Long Grain 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

18 Rice 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 452 Medium Grain 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

18 Rice 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 453 Long Grain 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

18 Rice 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 451 Short Grain 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

19 Avocados 90 APH 55 Hass 2 Irrigated

19 Avocados 90 APH 55 Hass 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

19 Avocados 90 APH 55 Hass 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

20 Pecans 41 Pecan Revenue 999 All Varieties 2 Irrigated

20 Pecans 41 Pecan Revenue 999 All Varieties 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

20 Pecans 41 Pecan Revenue 999 All Varieties 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

21 Cotton 1 Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

21 Cotton 2 Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

21 Cotton 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

21 Cotton 4 Area Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

21 Cotton 5 Area Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

21 Cotton 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

21 Cotton 1 Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

21 Cotton 2 Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

21 Cotton 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price

Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.
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21 Cotton 4 Area Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

21 Cotton 5 Area Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

21 Cotton 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

21 Cotton 1 Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

21 Cotton 2 Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

21 Cotton 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

21 Cotton 4 Area Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

21 Cotton 5 Area Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

21 Cotton 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

22 Cotton Ex Long 

Staple 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

22 Cotton Ex Long 

Staple 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

22 Cotton Ex Long 

Staple 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

23 Macadamia Nuts 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

23 Macadamia Nuts 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

23 Macadamia Nuts 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

24 Macadamia Trees 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

24 Macadamia Trees 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

24 Macadamia Trees 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

28 Almonds 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

28 Almonds 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

28 Almonds 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

29 Walnuts 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

29 Walnuts 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

29 Walnuts 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

31 Flax 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

31 Flax 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.
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31 Flax 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

32 Forage Seeding 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

32 Forage Seeding 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 997 No Type Specified 82 Fall Seeded (Irr.)

32 Forage Seeding 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 997 No Type Specified 92 Spring Seeded (Irr.)

32 Forage Seeding 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 57 Birdsfoot Trefoil Grass 

Mixture 92 Spring Seeded (Irr.)

32 Forage Seeding 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 52 Alfalfa Grass Mixture 92 Spring Seeded (Irr.)

32 Forage Seeding 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 51 Alfalfa 92 Spring Seeded (Irr.)

32 Forage Seeding 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 56 Birdsfoot Trefoil 92 Spring Seeded (Irr.)

32 Forage Seeding 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 54 Red Clover 92 Spring Seeded (Irr.)

32 Forage Seeding 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

32 Forage Seeding 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

32 Forage Seeding 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 997 No Type Specified 747 Fall Seeded (Irr.)(OC)

32 Forage Seeding 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 997 No Type Specified 748 Fall Seeded (Irr.)(OT)

32 Forage Seeding 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 997 No Type Specified 749 Spring Seeded(OC)

32 Forage Seeding 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 997 No Type Specified 750 Spring Seeded(OT)

32 Forage Seeding 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 54 Red Clover 751 Spring Seeded (Irr.)(OC)

32 Forage Seeding 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 52 Alfalfa Grass Mixture 751 Spring Seeded (Irr.)(OC)

32 Forage Seeding 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 51 Alfalfa 751 Spring Seeded (Irr.)(OC)

32 Forage Seeding 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 56 Birdsfoot Trefoil 751 Spring Seeded (Irr.)(OC)

32 Forage Seeding 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 57 Birdsfoot Trefoil Grass 

Mixture 751 Spring Seeded (Irr.)(OC)

32 Forage Seeding 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 997 No Type Specified 751 Spring Seeded (Irr.)(OC)

32 Forage Seeding 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 56 Birdsfoot Trefoil 752 Spring Seeded (Irr.)(OT)

32 Forage Seeding 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 54 Red Clover 752 Spring Seeded (Irr.)(OT)

32 Forage Seeding 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 57 Birdsfoot Trefoil Grass 

Mixture 752 Spring Seeded (Irr.)(OT)

32 Forage Seeding 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 997 No Type Specified 752 Spring Seeded (Irr.)(OT)

32 Forage Seeding 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 52 Alfalfa Grass Mixture 752 Spring Seeded (Irr.)(OT)

32 Forage Seeding 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 51 Alfalfa 752 Spring Seeded (Irr.)(OT)
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33 Forage Production 4 Area Yield Protection 551 Alfalfa 2 Irrigated

33 Forage Production 4 Area Yield Protection 58 Grass 2 Irrigated

33 Forage Production 4 Area Yield Protection 552 Alfalfa Grass Mixture 2 Irrigated

33 Forage Production 4 Area Yield Protection 554 Red Clover 2 Irrigated

33 Forage Production 90 APH 555 Grass Alfalfa Mixture 2 Irrigated

33 Forage Production 90 APH 556 Birdsfoot Trefoil 2 Irrigated

33 Forage Production 90 APH 552 Alfalfa Grass Mixture 2 Irrigated

33 Forage Production 90 APH 554 Red Clover 2 Irrigated

33 Forage Production 90 APH 551 Alfalfa 2 Irrigated

33 Forage Production 90 APH 557 Birdsfoot Trefoil Grass 

Mixture 2 Irrigated

33 Forage Production 4 Area Yield Protection 58 Grass 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

33 Forage Production 4 Area Yield Protection 554 Red Clover 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

33 Forage Production 4 Area Yield Protection 552 Alfalfa Grass Mixture 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

33 Forage Production 4 Area Yield Protection 551 Alfalfa 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

33 Forage Production 90 APH 551 Alfalfa 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

33 Forage Production 90 APH 556 Birdsfoot Trefoil 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

33 Forage Production 90 APH 555 Grass Alfalfa Mixture 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

33 Forage Production 90 APH 552 Alfalfa Grass Mixture 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

33 Forage Production 90 APH 557 Birdsfoot Trefoil Grass 

Mixture 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

33 Forage Production 90 APH 554 Red Clover 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

33 Forage Production 4 Area Yield Protection 554 Red Clover 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

33 Forage Production 4 Area Yield Protection 552 Alfalfa Grass Mixture 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

33 Forage Production 4 Area Yield Protection 58 Grass 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

33 Forage Production 4 Area Yield Protection 551 Alfalfa 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

33 Forage Production 90 APH 556 Birdsfoot Trefoil 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

33 Forage Production 90 APH 551 Alfalfa 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

33 Forage Production 90 APH 555 Grass Alfalfa Mixture 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

33 Forage Production 90 APH 557 Birdsfoot Trefoil Grass 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.
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Mixture

33 Forage Production 90 APH 552 Alfalfa Grass Mixture 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

33 Forage Production 90 APH 554 Red Clover 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

34 Peaches 90 APH 101 Fresh 2 Irrigated

34 Peaches 90 APH 102 Processing 2 Irrigated

34 Peaches 90 APH 101 Fresh 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

34 Peaches 90 APH 102 Processing 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

34 Peaches 90 APH 101 Fresh 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

34 Peaches 90 APH 102 Processing 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

36 Prunes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

36 Prunes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

36 Prunes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

38 Sugarcane 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

38 Sugarcane 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

38 Sugarcane 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

39 Sugar Beets 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

39 Sugar Beets 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

39 Sugar Beets 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

41 Corn 1 Yield Protection 383 Blue 2 Irrigated

41 Corn 1 Yield Protection 26 Silage 2 Irrigated

41 Corn 1 Yield Protection 16 Grain 2 Irrigated

41 Corn 1 Yield Protection 382 High Amylase 2 Irrigated

41 Corn 2 Revenue Protection 16 Grain 2 Irrigated

41 Corn 2 Revenue Protection 382 High Amylase 2 Irrigated

41 Corn 2 Revenue Protection 26 Silage 2 Irrigated

41 Corn 2 Revenue Protection 383 Blue 2 Irrigated

41 Corn 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 26 Silage 2 Irrigated

41 Corn 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 383 Blue 2 Irrigated
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41 Corn 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 16 Grain 2 Irrigated

41 Corn 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 382 High Amylase 2 Irrigated

41 Corn 4 Area Yield Protection 16 Grain 2 Irrigated

41 Corn 4 Area Yield Protection 9 Seed 2 Irrigated

41 Corn 4 Area Yield Protection 26 Silage 2 Irrigated

41 Corn 5 Area Revenue Protection 26 Silage 2 Irrigated

41 Corn 5 Area Revenue Protection 9 Seed 2 Irrigated

41 Corn 5 Area Revenue Protection 16 Grain 2 Irrigated

41 Corn 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 16 Grain 2 Irrigated

41 Corn 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 9 Seed 2 Irrigated

41 Corn 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 26 Silage 2 Irrigated

41 Corn 1 Yield Protection 16 Grain 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

41 Corn 1 Yield Protection 383 Blue 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

41 Corn 1 Yield Protection 26 Silage 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

41 Corn 1 Yield Protection 382 High Amylase 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

41 Corn 2 Revenue Protection 383 Blue 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

41 Corn 2 Revenue Protection 26 Silage 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

41 Corn 2 Revenue Protection 16 Grain 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

41 Corn 2 Revenue Protection 382 High Amylase 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

41 Corn 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 16 Grain 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

41 Corn 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 26 Silage 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

41 Corn 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 383 Blue 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

41 Corn 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 382 High Amylase 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

41 Corn 4 Area Yield Protection 16 Grain 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.
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41 Corn 4 Area Yield Protection 9 Seed 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

41 Corn 4 Area Yield Protection 26 Silage 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

41 Corn 5 Area Revenue Protection 26 Silage 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

41 Corn 5 Area Revenue Protection 9 Seed 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

41 Corn 5 Area Revenue Protection 16 Grain 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

41 Corn 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 26 Silage 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

41 Corn 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 16 Grain 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

41 Corn 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 9 Seed 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

41 Corn 1 Yield Protection 16 Grain 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

41 Corn 1 Yield Protection 26 Silage 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

41 Corn 1 Yield Protection 383 Blue 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

41 Corn 1 Yield Protection 382 High Amylase 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

41 Corn 2 Revenue Protection 383 Blue 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

41 Corn 2 Revenue Protection 16 Grain 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

41 Corn 2 Revenue Protection 26 Silage 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

41 Corn 2 Revenue Protection 382 High Amylase 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

41 Corn 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 26 Silage 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

41 Corn 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 16 Grain 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

41 Corn 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 383 Blue 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

41 Corn 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 382 High Amylase 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

41 Corn 4 Area Yield Protection 16 Grain 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

41 Corn 4 Area Yield Protection 9 Seed 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

41 Corn 4 Area Yield Protection 26 Silage 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

41 Corn 5 Area Revenue Protection 26 Silage 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

41 Corn 5 Area Revenue Protection 16 Grain 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.
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41 Corn 5 Area Revenue Protection 9 Seed 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

41 Corn 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 16 Grain 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

41 Corn 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 9 Seed 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

41 Corn 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 26 Silage 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

42 Sweet Corn 90 APH 82 Other Golden 2 Irrigated

42 Sweet Corn 90 APH 81 Early Golden & White 2 Irrigated

42 Sweet Corn 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

42 Sweet Corn 90 APH 82 Other Golden 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

42 Sweet Corn 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

42 Sweet Corn 90 APH 81 Early Golden & White 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

42 Sweet Corn 90 APH 82 Other Golden 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

42 Sweet Corn 90 APH 81 Early Golden & White 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

42 Sweet Corn 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

43 Popcorn 1 Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

43 Popcorn 2 Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

43 Popcorn 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

43 Popcorn 1 Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

43 Popcorn 2 Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

43 Popcorn 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

43 Popcorn 1 Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

43 Popcorn 2 Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

43 Popcorn 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

44 Fresh Market 

Sweet Corn 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

44 Fresh Market 

Sweet Corn 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 997 No Type Specified 120 Fall Planted Irr.

44 Fresh Market 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 997 No Type Specified 220 Winter Planted Irr.
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Sweet Corn

44 Fresh Market 

Sweet Corn 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 997 No Type Specified 320 Spring Planted Irr.

44 Fresh Market 

Sweet Corn 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

44 Fresh Market 

Sweet Corn 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

44 Fresh Market 

Sweet Corn 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 997 No Type Specified 759 Fall Planted Irr.(OC)

44 Fresh Market 

Sweet Corn 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 997 No Type Specified 760 Fall Planted Irr.(OT)

44 Fresh Market 

Sweet Corn 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 997 No Type Specified 761 Winter Planted Irr.(OC)

44 Fresh Market 

Sweet Corn 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 997 No Type Specified 762 Winter Planted Irr.(OT)

44 Fresh Market 

Sweet Corn 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 997 No Type Specified 763 Spring Planted Irr.(OC)

44 Fresh Market 

Sweet Corn 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 997 No Type Specified 764 Spring Planted Irr.(OT)

45 Chile Peppers 51 Fixed Dollar 203 Cayenne 2 Irrigated

45 Chile Peppers 51 Fixed Dollar 201 Long Green New Mexican 2 Irrigated

45 Chile Peppers 51 Fixed Dollar 202 Long Red New Mexican 2 Irrigated

45 Chile Peppers 51 Fixed Dollar 204 Jalapeno 2 Irrigated

45 Chile Peppers 51 Fixed Dollar 203 Cayenne 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

45 Chile Peppers 51 Fixed Dollar 202 Long Red New Mexican 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

45 Chile Peppers 51 Fixed Dollar 201 Long Green New Mexican 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

45 Chile Peppers 51 Fixed Dollar 204 Jalapeno 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

45 Chile Peppers 51 Fixed Dollar 202 Long Red New Mexican 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

45 Chile Peppers 51 Fixed Dollar 203 Cayenne 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

45 Chile Peppers 51 Fixed Dollar 201 Long Green New Mexican 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

45 Chile Peppers 51 Fixed Dollar 204 Jalapeno 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 304 Italian 2 Irrigated

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 302 Limas 2 Irrigated
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46 Processing Beans 90 APH 303 Baby Limas 2 Irrigated

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 161 Group A - Snap Beans 2 Irrigated

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 301 Snap 2 Irrigated

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 306 Petite 2 Irrigated

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 305 Wax 2 Irrigated

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 307 Green And Other Unlisted 

Types 2 Irrigated

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 261 Group B - Snap Beans 2 Irrigated

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 301 Snap 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 301 Snap 95 Fac (Irrigated)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 304 Italian 110 Spp (Irrigated)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 305 Wax 110 Spp (Irrigated)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 306 Petite 110 Spp (Irrigated)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 307 Green And Other Unlisted 

Types 110 Spp (Irrigated)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 306 Petite 111 Dpp (Irrigated)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 307 Green And Other Unlisted 

Types 111 Dpp (Irrigated)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 305 Wax 111 Dpp (Irrigated)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 304 Italian 111 Dpp (Irrigated)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 302 Limas 114 Early (Irrigated)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 302 Limas 115 Late (Irrigated)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 304 Italian 121 Spring Irrigated

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 307 Green And Other Unlisted 

Types 121 Spring Irrigated

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 305 Wax 121 Spring Irrigated

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 306 Petite 121 Spring Irrigated

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 305 Wax 123 Fall Irrigated

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 304 Italian 123 Fall Irrigated

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 306 Petite 123 Fall Irrigated

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 307 Green And Other Unlisted 123 Fall Irrigated
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Types

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 302 Limas 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 303 Baby Limas 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 306 Petite 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 304 Italian 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 161 Group A - Snap Beans 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 261 Group B - Snap Beans 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 301 Snap 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 305 Wax 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 307 Green And Other Unlisted 

Types 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 265 Chickpeas/Garbanzo, Large

Kabuli 705 Spring Planted Irrigated

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 302 Limas 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 304 Italian 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 303 Baby Limas 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 301 Snap 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 261 Group B - Snap Beans 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 161 Group A - Snap Beans 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 306 Petite 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 307 Green And Other Unlisted 

Types 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 305 Wax 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 301 Snap 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 301 Snap 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 301 Snap 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 301 Snap 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 307 Green And Other Unlisted

Types 837 Spp (Irrigated)(OC)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 304 Italian 837 Spp (Irrigated)(OC)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 305 Wax 837 Spp (Irrigated)(OC)
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46 Processing Beans 90 APH 306 Petite 837 Spp (Irrigated)(OC)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 306 Petite 838 Spp (Irrigated)(OT)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 307 Green And Other Unlisted 

Types 838 Spp (Irrigated)(OT)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 305 Wax 838 Spp (Irrigated)(OT)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 304 Italian 838 Spp (Irrigated)(OT)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 304 Italian 839 Dpp (Irrigated)(OC)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 305 Wax 839 Dpp (Irrigated)(OC)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 306 Petite 839 Dpp (Irrigated)(OC)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 307 Green And Other Unlisted 

Types 839 Dpp (Irrigated)(OC)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 305 Wax 840 Dpp (Irrigated)(OT)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 306 Petite 840 Dpp (Irrigated)(OT)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 307 Green And Other Unlisted 

Types 840 Dpp (Irrigated)(OT)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 304 Italian 840 Dpp (Irrigated)(OT)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 302 Limas 845 Early (Irrigated)(OC)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 302 Limas 846 Early (Irrigated)(OT)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 302 Limas 847 Late (Irrigated)(OC)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 302 Limas 848 Late (Irrigated)(OT)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 304 Italian 851 Spring Irrigated(OC)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 306 Petite 851 Spring Irrigated(OC)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 307 Green And Other Unlisted 

Types 851 Spring Irrigated(OC)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 305 Wax 851 Spring Irrigated(OC)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 306 Petite 852 Spring Irrigated(OT)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 305 Wax 852 Spring Irrigated(OT)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 304 Italian 852 Spring Irrigated(OT)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 307 Green And Other Unlisted 

Types 852 Spring Irrigated(OT)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 305 Wax 855 Fall Irrigated(OC)
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46 Processing Beans 90 APH 307 Green And Other Unlisted 

Types 855 Fall Irrigated(OC)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 306 Petite 855 Fall Irrigated(OC)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 304 Italian 855 Fall Irrigated(OC)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 307 Green And Other Unlisted 

Types 856 Fall Irrigated(OT)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 304 Italian 856 Fall Irrigated(OT)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 306 Petite 856 Fall Irrigated(OT)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 305 Wax 856 Fall Irrigated(OT)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 265 Chickpeas/Garbanzo, Large 

Kabuli 983 Spring Planted Irrigated(OC)

46 Processing Beans 90 APH 265 Chickpeas/Garbanzo, Large 

Kabuli 984 Spring Planted Irrigated(OT)

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 308 Light Red Kidney 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 318 White Kidney 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 313 Small Red 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 303 Black 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 309 Pea (Navy) 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 316 Yelloweye 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 322 Tebo 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 307 Great Northern 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 321 Adzuki 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 304 Cranberry 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 314 Small White 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 305 Dark Red Kidney 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 311 Pinto 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 303 Black 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 321 Adzuki 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 311 Pinto 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 316 Yelloweye 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 307 Great Northern 2 Irrigated
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47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 313 Small Red 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 318 White Kidney 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 304 Cranberry 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 322 Tebo 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 309 Pea (Navy) 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 308 Light Red Kidney 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 314 Small White 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 305 Dark Red Kidney 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 313 Small Red 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 318 White Kidney 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 305 Dark Red Kidney 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 309 Pea (Navy) 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 304 Cranberry 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 307 Great Northern 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 321 Adzuki 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 322 Tebo 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 303 Black 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 314 Small White 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 308 Light Red Kidney 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 311 Pinto 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 316 Yelloweye 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 312 Flat Small White 2 Irrigated
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47 Dry Beans 90 APH 320 Baby Lima 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 314 Small White 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 323 Yellow 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 315 Blackeye 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 313 Small Red 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 318 White Kidney 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 306 Garbanzo 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 307 Great Northern 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 309 Pea (Navy) 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 319 Large Lima 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 62 Contract Seed Bean 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 310 Pink 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 324 Anasazi 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 308 Light Red Kidney 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 311 Pinto 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 303 Black 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 305 Dark Red Kidney 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 304 Cranberry 2 Irrigated

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 303 Black 85 Nibr-I

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 309 Pea (Navy) 85 Nibr-I

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 311 Pinto 85 Nibr-I

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 303 Black 85 Nibr-I

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 311 Pinto 85 Nibr-I

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 309 Pea (Navy) 85 Nibr-I

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 309 Pea (Navy) 85 Nibr-I

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 303 Black 85 Nibr-I

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 311 Pinto 85 Nibr-I
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47 Dry Beans 90 APH 308 Light Red Kidney 85 Nibr-I

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 305 Dark Red Kidney 85 Nibr-I

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 311 Pinto 85 Nibr-I

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 303 Black 85 Nibr-I

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 310 Pink 85 Nibr-I

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 313 Small Red 85 Nibr-I

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 314 Small White 85 Nibr-I

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 309 Pea (Navy) 85 Nibr-I

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 307 Great Northern 85 Nibr-I

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 318 White Kidney 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 310 Pink 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 305 Dark Red Kidney 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 308 Light Red Kidney 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 304 Cranberry 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 307 Great Northern 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 311 Pinto 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 309 Pea (Navy) 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 313 Small Red 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 303 Black 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 308 Light Red Kidney 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 318 White Kidney 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 304 Cranberry 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 303 Black 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 311 Pinto 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 313 Small Red 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 305 Dark Red Kidney 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 310 Pink 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 309 Pea (Navy) 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 307 Great Northern 92 Ibr-I
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47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 307 Great Northern 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 318 White Kidney 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 310 Pink 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 313 Small Red 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 311 Pinto 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 308 Light Red Kidney 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 303 Black 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 304 Cranberry 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 309 Pea (Navy) 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 305 Dark Red Kidney 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 307 Great Northern 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 313 Small Red 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 310 Pink 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 323 Yellow 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 305 Dark Red Kidney 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 303 Black 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 311 Pinto 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 308 Light Red Kidney 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 309 Pea (Navy) 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 314 Small White 92 Ibr-I

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 321 Adzuki 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 313 Small Red 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 314 Small White 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 322 Tebo 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.
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47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 303 Black 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 308 Light Red Kidney 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 305 Dark Red Kidney 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 318 White Kidney 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 309 Pea (Navy) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 311 Pinto 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 316 Yelloweye 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 304 Cranberry 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 307 Great Northern 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 304 Cranberry 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 311 Pinto 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 316 Yelloweye 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 321 Adzuki 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 303 Black 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 308 Light Red Kidney 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 313 Small Red 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 305 Dark Red Kidney 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 314 Small White 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 318 White Kidney 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 309 Pea (Navy) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 322 Tebo 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 307 Great Northern 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 303 Black 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 305 Dark Red Kidney 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 318 White Kidney 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 314 Small White 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 3 Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 316 Yelloweye 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.
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Exclusion

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 307 Great Northern 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 309 Pea (Navy) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 311 Pinto 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 322 Tebo 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 313 Small Red 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 304 Cranberry 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 308 Light Red Kidney 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 321 Adzuki 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 308 Light Red Kidney 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 323 Yellow 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 314 Small White 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 305 Dark Red Kidney 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 306 Garbanzo 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 62 Contract Seed Bean 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 324 Anasazi 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 310 Pink 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 309 Pea (Navy) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 320 Baby Lima 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 315 Blackeye 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 307 Great Northern 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 304 Cranberry 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 313 Small Red 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 318 White Kidney 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 303 Black 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.
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Code Crop Plan code Plan Type Code Type Practice Code Practice

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 312 Flat Small White 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 319 Large Lima 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 311 Pinto 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 321 Adzuki 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 314 Small White 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 318 White Kidney 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 303 Black 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 322 Tebo 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 308 Light Red Kidney 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 305 Dark Red Kidney 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 307 Great Northern 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 309 Pea (Navy) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 311 Pinto 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 304 Cranberry 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 313 Small Red 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 316 Yelloweye 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 321 Adzuki 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 311 Pinto 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 308 Light Red Kidney 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 322 Tebo 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 304 Cranberry 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 314 Small White 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 303 Black 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 305 Dark Red Kidney 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 307 Great Northern 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 316 Yelloweye 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 313 Small Red 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 318 White Kidney 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 309 Pea (Navy) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.
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47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 314 Small White 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 313 Small Red 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 309 Pea (Navy) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 305 Dark Red Kidney 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 318 White Kidney 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 304 Cranberry 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 311 Pinto 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 322 Tebo 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 307 Great Northern 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 303 Black 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 321 Adzuki 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 308 Light Red Kidney 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 316 Yelloweye 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 323 Yellow 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 314 Small White 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 310 Pink 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 306 Garbanzo 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 62 Contract Seed Bean 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 324 Anasazi 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 305 Dark Red Kidney 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 313 Small Red 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 315 Blackeye 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.
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47 Dry Beans 90 APH 320 Baby Lima 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 309 Pea (Navy) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 304 Cranberry 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 307 Great Northern 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 312 Flat Small White 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 318 White Kidney 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 303 Black 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 319 Large Lima 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 308 Light Red Kidney 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 311 Pinto 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 309 Pea (Navy) 857 Nibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 303 Black 857 Nibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 311 Pinto 857 Nibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 311 Pinto 857 Nibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 303 Black 857 Nibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 309 Pea (Navy) 857 Nibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 303 Black 857 Nibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 311 Pinto 857 Nibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 309 Pea (Navy) 857 Nibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 313 Small Red 857 Nibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 308 Light Red Kidney 857 Nibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 309 Pea (Navy) 857 Nibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 314 Small White 857 Nibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 303 Black 857 Nibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 305 Dark Red Kidney 857 Nibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 310 Pink 857 Nibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 307 Great Northern 857 Nibr-I(OC)
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47 Dry Beans 90 APH 311 Pinto 857 Nibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 303 Black 858 Nibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 309 Pea (Navy) 858 Nibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 311 Pinto 858 Nibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 311 Pinto 858 Nibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 303 Black 858 Nibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 309 Pea (Navy) 858 Nibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 309 Pea (Navy) 858 Nibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 303 Black 858 Nibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 311 Pinto 858 Nibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 309 Pea (Navy) 858 Nibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 307 Great Northern 858 Nibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 311 Pinto 858 Nibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 305 Dark Red Kidney 858 Nibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 308 Light Red Kidney 858 Nibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 310 Pink 858 Nibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 314 Small White 858 Nibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 313 Small Red 858 Nibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 303 Black 858 Nibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 308 Light Red Kidney 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 311 Pinto 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 309 Pea (Navy) 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 304 Cranberry 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 303 Black 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 310 Pink 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 305 Dark Red Kidney 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 313 Small Red 861 Ibr-I(OC)
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47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 318 White Kidney 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 307 Great Northern 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 303 Black 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 308 Light Red Kidney 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 318 White Kidney 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 311 Pinto 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 309 Pea (Navy) 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 310 Pink 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 304 Cranberry 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 313 Small Red 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 305 Dark Red Kidney 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 307 Great Northern 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 318 White Kidney 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 313 Small Red 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 310 Pink 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 307 Great Northern 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 309 Pea (Navy) 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 308 Light Red Kidney 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 304 Cranberry 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 303 Black 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 311 Pinto 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 305 Dark Red Kidney 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 313 Small Red 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 323 Yellow 861 Ibr-I(OC)
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47 Dry Beans 90 APH 309 Pea (Navy) 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 310 Pink 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 314 Small White 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 303 Black 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 307 Great Northern 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 311 Pinto 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 305 Dark Red Kidney 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 308 Light Red Kidney 861 Ibr-I(OC)

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 313 Small Red 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 309 Pea (Navy) 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 310 Pink 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 318 White Kidney 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 303 Black 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 307 Great Northern 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 304 Cranberry 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 308 Light Red Kidney 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 311 Pinto 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 1 Yield Protection 305 Dark Red Kidney 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 313 Small Red 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 307 Great Northern 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 305 Dark Red Kidney 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 304 Cranberry 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 318 White Kidney 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 309 Pea (Navy) 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 311 Pinto 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 308 Light Red Kidney 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 303 Black 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 2 Revenue Protection 310 Pink 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 307 Great Northern 862 Ibr-I(OT)
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Code Crop Plan code Plan Type Code Type Practice Code Practice

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 308 Light Red Kidney 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 304 Cranberry 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 313 Small Red 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 311 Pinto 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 310 Pink 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 305 Dark Red Kidney 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 303 Black 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 309 Pea (Navy) 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 318 White Kidney 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 307 Great Northern 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 310 Pink 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 308 Light Red Kidney 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 313 Small Red 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 323 Yellow 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 311 Pinto 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 305 Dark Red Kidney 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 303 Black 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 309 Pea (Navy) 862 Ibr-I(OT)

47 Dry Beans 90 APH 314 Small White 862 Ibr-I(OT)

49 Safflower 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

49 Safflower 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

49 Safflower 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

50 Hybrid Sorghum 

Seed 55 Yield Based Dollar Amount Of Insurance 216 Standard Planting Gr 2 Irrigated

50 Hybrid Sorghum 55 Yield Based Dollar Amount Of 217 Standard Planting Fo 2 Irrigated
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Seed Insurance

50 Hybrid Sorghum 

Seed 55 Yield Based Dollar Amount Of Insurance 316 Interplanting Grain 2 Irrigated

50 Hybrid Sorghum 

Seed 55 Yield Based Dollar Amount Of Insurance 317 Interplanting Forage 2 Irrigated

50 Hybrid Sorghum 

Seed 55 Yield Based Dollar Amount Of Insurance 218 Standard Planting Su 2 Irrigated

50 Hybrid Sorghum 

Seed 55 Yield Based Dollar Amount Of Insurance 316 Interplanting Grain 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

50 Hybrid Sorghum 

Seed 55 Yield Based Dollar Amount Of Insurance 218 Standard Planting Su 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

50 Hybrid Sorghum 

Seed 55 Yield Based Dollar Amount Of Insurance 317 Interplanting Forage 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

50 Hybrid Sorghum 

Seed 55 Yield Based Dollar Amount Of Insurance 217 Standard Planting Fo 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

50 Hybrid Sorghum 

Seed 55 Yield Based Dollar Amount Of Insurance 216 Standard Planting Gr 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

50 Hybrid Sorghum 

Seed 55 Yield Based Dollar Amount Of Insurance 316 Interplanting Grain 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

50 Hybrid Sorghum 

Seed 55 Yield Based Dollar Amount Of Insurance 317 Interplanting Forage 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

50 Hybrid Sorghum 

Seed 55 Yield Based Dollar Amount Of Insurance 217 Standard Planting Fo 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

50 Hybrid Sorghum 

Seed 55 Yield Based Dollar Amount Of Insurance 216 Standard Planting Gr 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

50 Hybrid Sorghum 

Seed 55 Yield Based Dollar Amount Of Insurance 218 Standard Planting Su 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

51 Grain Sorghum 1 Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

51 Grain Sorghum 2 Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

51 Grain Sorghum 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

51 Grain Sorghum 4 Area Yield Protection 9 Seed 2 Irrigated

51 Grain Sorghum 4 Area Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

51 Grain Sorghum 5 Area Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

51 Grain Sorghum 5 Area Revenue Protection 9 Seed 2 Irrigated

51 Grain Sorghum 6 Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 9 Seed 2 Irrigated
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Price Exclusion

51 Grain Sorghum 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

51 Grain Sorghum 1 Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

51 Grain Sorghum 2 Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

51 Grain Sorghum 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

51 Grain Sorghum 1 Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 95 Fac (Irrigated)

51 Grain Sorghum 2 Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 95 Fac (Irrigated)

51 Grain Sorghum 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 95 Fac (Irrigated)

51 Grain Sorghum 1 Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

51 Grain Sorghum 2 Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

51 Grain Sorghum 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

51 Grain Sorghum 4 Area Yield Protection 9 Seed 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

51 Grain Sorghum 4 Area Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

51 Grain Sorghum 5 Area Revenue Protection 9 Seed 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

51 Grain Sorghum 5 Area Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

51 Grain Sorghum 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

51 Grain Sorghum 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 9 Seed 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

51 Grain Sorghum 1 Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

51 Grain Sorghum 2 Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

51 Grain Sorghum 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

51 Grain Sorghum 4 Area Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

51 Grain Sorghum 4 Area Yield Protection 9 Seed 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

51 Grain Sorghum 5 Area Revenue Protection 9 Seed 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

51 Grain Sorghum 5 Area Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

51 Grain Sorghum 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 9 Seed 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.
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51 Grain Sorghum 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

51 Grain Sorghum 1 Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

51 Grain Sorghum 2 Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

51 Grain Sorghum 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

51 Grain Sorghum 1 Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

51 Grain Sorghum 2 Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

51 Grain Sorghum 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

51 Grain Sorghum 1 Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

51 Grain Sorghum 2 Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

51 Grain Sorghum 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

51 Grain Sorghum 1 Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

51 Grain Sorghum 2 Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

51 Grain Sorghum 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 33 Tokay/Tokay Flame 2 Irrigated

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 328 Sweet Scarlet 2 Irrigated

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 327 Midnight Beauty 2 Irrigated

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 32 Flame Seedless 2 Irrigated

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 169 Red Globe 2 Irrigated

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 6 Beauty Seedless 2 Irrigated

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 98 Crimson Seedless 2 Irrigated

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 97 Christmas Rose 2 Irrigated

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 63 Perlette 2 Irrigated

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 104 Autumn Royal 2 Irrigated

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 86 Superior Seedless 2 Irrigated

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 329 Scarlet Royal 2 Irrigated
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52 Table Grapes 90 APH 88 Thompson Seedless 2 Irrigated

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 166 Autumn King 2 Irrigated

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 95 All Others 2 Irrigated

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 75 Ribier 2 Irrigated

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 77 Ruby Seedless 2 Irrigated

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 64 Princess 2 Irrigated

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 328 Sweet Scarlet 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 63 Perlette 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 104 Autumn Royal 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 77 Ruby Seedless 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 98 Crimson Seedless 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 6 Beauty Seedless 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 64 Princess 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 88 Thompson Seedless 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 32 Flame Seedless 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 329 Scarlet Royal 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 169 Red Globe 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 75 Ribier 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 95 All Others 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 33 Tokay/Tokay Flame 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 327 Midnight Beauty 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 97 Christmas Rose 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 166 Autumn King 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 86 Superior Seedless 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 63 Perlette 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 104 Autumn Royal 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 88 Thompson Seedless 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 327 Midnight Beauty 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.
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52 Table Grapes 90 APH 32 Flame Seedless 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 64 Princess 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 86 Superior Seedless 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 33 Tokay/Tokay Flame 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 329 Scarlet Royal 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 166 Autumn King 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 328 Sweet Scarlet 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 169 Red Globe 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 6 Beauty Seedless 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 95 All Others 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 75 Ribier 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 97 Christmas Rose 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 98 Crimson Seedless 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

52 Table Grapes 90 APH 77 Ruby Seedless 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 21 Carnelian 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 587 Marechal Foch 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 119 Albarino 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 60 Palomino/G Chasselas 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 520 Delaware 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 93 White/Johannisberg Riesling 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 39 Gewurztraminer 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 98 Pinot Gris/Pinot Grigio 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 14 Burger 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 295 Grenache Blanc 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 566 Chancellor 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 44 Grenache 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 561 Vidal Blanc 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 391 Edelweiss 2 Irrigated
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53 Grapes 90 APH 31 Fiesta 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 95 Other Varieties 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 261 Group B 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 557 Vignoles 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 264 Brianna 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 66 Pinot Blanc 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 94 Zinfandel 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 209 Chambourcin 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 330 Black Cornith/Zante Currant 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 80 Salvador 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 88 Thompson Seedless 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 16 Cabernet Sauvignon 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 466 St. Croix 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 553 Dechaunac 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 556 Seyval Blanc 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 583 All Other Types 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 64 Petite Sirah 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 76 Ruby Cabernet 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 161 Group A 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 595 Other Red/Pink Varieties 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 729 Marquette 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 5 Barbera 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 113 Red Zinfandel 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 463 Frontenac 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 644 Lacrosse 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 24 Chenin Blanc 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 588 Corot Noir 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 85 Sultana 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 196 Syrah/French Syrah-Shiraz 2 Irrigated
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53 Grapes 90 APH 586 St.Vincent 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 590 Other White Varieties 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 37 Gamay (Napa)/Gamay 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 964 Riesling 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 92 Tempranillo/Valdepenas 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 2 Alicante-Bouschet/Alicante 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 27 Emerald Riesling 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 376 Sangiovese/Sangioveto 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 33 Flame Tokay 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 378 Muscadine 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 200 Concord 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 32 Flame Seedless 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 565 Leon Millot 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 50 Mataro/Mourvedre 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 96 Symphony 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 584 Pinot Noir For Sparkling 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 23 Chardonnay 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 36 French Colombard 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 52 Mission 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 199 Niagara 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 83 Semillon 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 87 Sylvaner 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 373 Group C 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 67 Pinot Noir 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 99 Viognier 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 57 Muscat 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 48 White Malaga 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 978 Roussanne 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 55 Muscat Blanc/M Canelli 2 Irrigated
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53 Grapes 90 APH 100 Petit Verdot 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 263 St. Pepin 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 331 Selma Pete 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 410 Norton 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 15 Cabernet Franc 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 51 Merlot 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 101 Malbec 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 49 Malvasia Bianca 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 643 Lacresent 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 581 Lemberger 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 20 Carignane 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 173 Royalty 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 464 Frontenac Gris 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 582 Muller Thurgau 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 74 Rubired 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 374 Group D 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 81 Sauvignon Blanc/Fume Blanc 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 580 Noiret 2 Irrigated

53 Grapes 90 APH 50 Mataro/Mourvedre 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 101 Malbec 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 295 Grenache Blanc 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 464 Frontenac Gris 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 80 Salvador 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 209 Chambourcin 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 588 Corot Noir 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 96 Symphony 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 16 Cabernet Sauvignon 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 595 Other Red/Pink Varieties 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 66 Pinot Blanc 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.
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53 Grapes 90 APH 466 St. Croix 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 31 Fiesta 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 98 Pinot Gris/Pinot Grigio 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 566 Chancellor 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 21 Carnelian 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 37 Gamay (Napa)/Gamay 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 23 Chardonnay 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 173 Royalty 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 264 Brianna 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 15 Cabernet Franc 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 376 Sangiovese/Sangioveto 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 60 Palomino/G Chasselas 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 580 Noiret 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 520 Delaware 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 561 Vidal Blanc 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 643 Lacresent 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 87 Sylvaner 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 32 Flame Seedless 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 5 Barbera 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 261 Group B 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 83 Semillon 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 553 Dechaunac 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 92 Tempranillo/Valdepenas 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 410 Norton 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 94 Zinfandel 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 581 Lemberger 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 76 Ruby Cabernet 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 330 Black Cornith/Zante Currant 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 52 Mission 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.
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53 Grapes 90 APH 2 Alicante-Bouschet/Alicante 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 49 Malvasia Bianca 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 557 Vignoles 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 729 Marquette 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 582 Muller Thurgau 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 81 Sauvignon Blanc/Fume Blanc 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 14 Burger 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 33 Flame Tokay 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 88 Thompson Seedless 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 64 Petite Sirah 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 463 Frontenac 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 119 Albarino 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 85 Sultana 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 95 Other Varieties 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 587 Marechal Foch 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 20 Carignane 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 373 Group C 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 978 Roussanne 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 565 Leon Millot 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 113 Red Zinfandel 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 584 Pinot Noir For Sparkling 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 378 Muscadine 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 99 Viognier 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 39 Gewurztraminer 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 36 French Colombard 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 93 White/Johannisberg Riesling 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 161 Group A 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 374 Group D 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 331 Selma Pete 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.
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53 Grapes 90 APH 74 Rubired 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 199 Niagara 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 196 Syrah/French Syrah-Shiraz 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 590 Other White Varieties 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 51 Merlot 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 391 Edelweiss 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 586 St.Vincent 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 100 Petit Verdot 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 200 Concord 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 964 Riesling 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 67 Pinot Noir 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 644 Lacrosse 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 57 Muscat 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 48 White Malaga 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 583 All Other Types 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 263 St. Pepin 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 556 Seyval Blanc 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 27 Emerald Riesling 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 24 Chenin Blanc 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 55 Muscat Blanc/M Canelli 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 44 Grenache 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 98 Pinot Gris/Pinot Grigio 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 66 Pinot Blanc 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 587 Marechal Foch 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 581 Lemberger 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 101 Malbec 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 32 Flame Seedless 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 31 Fiesta 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 520 Delaware 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.
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53 Grapes 90 APH 60 Palomino/G Chasselas 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 330 Black Cornith/Zante Currant 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 209 Chambourcin 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 161 Group A 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 588 Corot Noir 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 261 Group B 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 80 Salvador 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 16 Cabernet Sauvignon 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 95 Other Varieties 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 39 Gewurztraminer 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 295 Grenache Blanc 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 466 St. Croix 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 21 Carnelian 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 15 Cabernet Franc 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 96 Symphony 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 23 Chardonnay 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 93 White/Johannisberg Riesling 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 566 Chancellor 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 561 Vidal Blanc 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 964 Riesling 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 590 Other White Varieties 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 553 Dechaunac 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 50 Mataro/Mourvedre 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 391 Edelweiss 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 584 Pinot Noir For Sparkling 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 264 Brianna 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 88 Thompson Seedless 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 100 Petit Verdot 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 94 Zinfandel 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.
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53 Grapes 90 APH 729 Marquette 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 49 Malvasia Bianca 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 586 St.Vincent 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 83 Semillon 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 376 Sangiovese/Sangioveto 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 52 Mission 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 463 Frontenac 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 36 French Colombard 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 64 Petite Sirah 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 99 Viognier 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 113 Red Zinfandel 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 37 Gamay (Napa)/Gamay 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 410 Norton 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 81 Sauvignon Blanc/Fume Blanc 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 24 Chenin Blanc 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 87 Sylvaner 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 557 Vignoles 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 331 Selma Pete 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 373 Group C 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 644 Lacrosse 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 978 Roussanne 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 464 Frontenac Gris 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 2 Alicante-Bouschet/Alicante 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 583 All Other Types 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 582 Muller Thurgau 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 85 Sultana 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 173 Royalty 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 14 Burger 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 378 Muscadine 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.
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53 Grapes 90 APH 199 Niagara 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 74 Rubired 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 580 Noiret 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 556 Seyval Blanc 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 200 Concord 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 67 Pinot Noir 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 76 Ruby Cabernet 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 374 Group D 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 92 Tempranillo/Valdepenas 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 595 Other Red/Pink Varieties 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 119 Albarino 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 196 Syrah/French Syrah-Shiraz 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 48 White Malaga 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 263 St. Pepin 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 51 Merlot 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 565 Leon Millot 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 33 Flame Tokay 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 20 Carignane 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 27 Emerald Riesling 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 643 Lacresent 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 5 Barbera 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 44 Grenache 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 57 Muscat 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

53 Grapes 90 APH 55 Muscat Blanc/M Canelli 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

54 Apples 90 APH 115 Varietal Group B (Fresh) 2 Irrigated

54 Apples 90 APH 112 Processing 2 Irrigated

54 Apples 90 APH 111 Fresh 2 Irrigated

54 Apples 90 APH 114 Varietal Group A (Fresh) 2 Irrigated

54 Apples 90 APH 115 Varietal Group B (Fresh) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.
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54 Apples 90 APH 114 Varietal Group A (Fresh) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

54 Apples 90 APH 112 Processing 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

54 Apples 90 APH 111 Fresh 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

54 Apples 90 APH 114 Varietal Group A (Fresh) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

54 Apples 90 APH 115 Varietal Group B (Fresh) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

54 Apples 90 APH 112 Processing 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

54 Apples 90 APH 111 Fresh 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

55 Cultivated Wild 

Rice 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

55 Cultivated Wild 

Rice 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

55 Cultivated Wild 

Rice 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

57 Cherries 47 Actual Revenue History 112 Sweet Cherries (Processing) 2 Irrigated

57 Cherries 47 Actual Revenue History 111 Sweet Cherries (Fresh) 2 Irrigated

57 Cherries 47 Actual Revenue History 416 Tart Cherries (Processing) 2 Irrigated

57 Cherries 47 Actual Revenue History 112 Sweet Cherries (Processing) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

57 Cherries 47 Actual Revenue History 111 Sweet Cherries (Fresh) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

57 Cherries 47 Actual Revenue History 416 Tart Cherries (Processing) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

57 Cherries 47 Actual Revenue History 416 Tart Cherries (Processing) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

57 Cherries 47 Actual Revenue History 112 Sweet Cherries (Processing) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

57 Cherries 47 Actual Revenue History 111 Sweet Cherries (Fresh) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

59 Silage Sorghum 90 APH 125 Brown Mid-Rib 2 Irrigated

59 Silage Sorghum 90 APH 126 Non-Brown Mid Rib 2 Irrigated

59 Silage Sorghum 90 APH 125 Brown Mid-Rib 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

59 Silage Sorghum 90 APH 126 Non-Brown Mid Rib 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

59 Silage Sorghum 90 APH 126 Non-Brown Mid Rib 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

59 Silage Sorghum 90 APH 125 Brown Mid-Rib 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

60 Figs 90 APH 160 Adriatic 2 Irrigated

60 Figs 90 APH 174 Tena (Adriatic) 2 Irrigated
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60 Figs 90 APH 360 Calimyrna 2 Irrigated

60 Figs 90 APH 177 Sierra 2 Irrigated

60 Figs 90 APH 260 Black Mission 2 Irrigated

60 Figs 90 APH 460 Kadota 32 Irrigated - Tray Dried

60 Figs 90 APH 460 Kadota 42 Irrigated - Natural

60 Figs 90 APH 177 Sierra 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

60 Figs 90 APH 260 Black Mission 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

60 Figs 90 APH 174 Tena (Adriatic) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

60 Figs 90 APH 360 Calimyrna 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

60 Figs 90 APH 160 Adriatic 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

60 Figs 90 APH 174 Tena (Adriatic) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

60 Figs 90 APH 260 Black Mission 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

60 Figs 90 APH 177 Sierra 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

60 Figs 90 APH 360 Calimyrna 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

60 Figs 90 APH 160 Adriatic 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

60 Figs 90 APH 460 Kadota 865 Irrigated - Tray Dried(OC)

60 Figs 90 APH 460 Kadota 866 Irrigated - Tray Dried(OT)

60 Figs 90 APH 460 Kadota 867 Irrigated - Natural(OC)

60 Figs 90 APH 460 Kadota 868 Irrigated - Natural(OT)

62 Hybrid Corn Seed 55 Yield Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 210 Standard Planting 2 Irrigated

62 Hybrid Corn Seed 55 Yield Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 220 Interplanting 2 Irrigated

62 Hybrid Corn Seed 55 Yield Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 220 Interplanting 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

62 Hybrid Corn Seed 55 Yield Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 210 Standard Planting 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

62 Hybrid Corn Seed 55 Yield Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 210 Standard Planting 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

62 Hybrid Corn Seed 55 Yield Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 220 Interplanting 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

64 Green Peas 90 APH 611 Shelled Peas 2 Irrigated
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64 Green Peas 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

64 Green Peas 90 APH 200 Mid Season 2 Irrigated

64 Green Peas 90 APH 100 Early Season 2 Irrigated

64 Green Peas 90 APH 612 Podded Peas 2 Irrigated

64 Green Peas 90 APH 613 Shelled Early Season 2 Irrigated

64 Green Peas 90 APH 615 Shelled Late Season 2 Irrigated

64 Green Peas 90 APH 614 Shelled Mid Season 2 Irrigated

64 Green Peas 90 APH 300 Late Season 2 Irrigated

64 Green Peas 90 APH 500 Petite 2 Irrigated

64 Green Peas 90 APH 600 All Others 2 Irrigated

64 Green Peas 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

64 Green Peas 90 APH 614 Shelled Mid Season 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

64 Green Peas 90 APH 600 All Others 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

64 Green Peas 90 APH 611 Shelled Peas 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

64 Green Peas 90 APH 613 Shelled Early Season 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

64 Green Peas 90 APH 100 Early Season 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

64 Green Peas 90 APH 612 Podded Peas 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

64 Green Peas 90 APH 615 Shelled Late Season 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

64 Green Peas 90 APH 200 Mid Season 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

64 Green Peas 90 APH 500 Petite 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

64 Green Peas 90 APH 300 Late Season 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

64 Green Peas 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

64 Green Peas 90 APH 613 Shelled Early Season 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

64 Green Peas 90 APH 600 All Others 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

64 Green Peas 90 APH 200 Mid Season 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

64 Green Peas 90 APH 611 Shelled Peas 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

64 Green Peas 90 APH 300 Late Season 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

64 Green Peas 90 APH 100 Early Season 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

64 Green Peas 90 APH 612 Podded Peas 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.
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64 Green Peas 90 APH 614 Shelled Mid Season 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

64 Green Peas 90 APH 615 Shelled Late Season 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

64 Green Peas 90 APH 500 Petite 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

67 Dry Peas 1 Yield Protection 97 Spr Smooth Green Or Yellow 2 Irrigated

67 Dry Peas 1 Yield Protection 98 Spr Contract Seed Peas 2 Irrigated

67 Dry Peas 2 Revenue Protection 98 Spr Contract Seed Peas 2 Irrigated

67 Dry Peas 2 Revenue Protection 97 Spr Smooth Green Or Yellow 2 Irrigated

67 Dry Peas 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 98 Spr Contract Seed Peas 2 Irrigated

67 Dry Peas 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 97 Spr Smooth Green Or Yellow 2 Irrigated

67 Dry Peas 90 APH 97 Spr Smooth Green Or Yellow 2 Irrigated

67 Dry Peas 90 APH 98 Spr Contract Seed Peas 2 Irrigated

67 Dry Peas 1 Yield Protection 98 Spr Contract Seed Peas 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

67 Dry Peas 1 Yield Protection 97 Spr Smooth Green Or Yellow 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

67 Dry Peas 2 Revenue Protection 98 Spr Contract Seed Peas 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

67 Dry Peas 2 Revenue Protection 97 Spr Smooth Green Or Yellow 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

67 Dry Peas 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 98 Spr Contract Seed Peas 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

67 Dry Peas 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 97 Spr Smooth Green Or Yellow 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

67 Dry Peas 90 APH 97 Spr Smooth Green Or Yellow 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

67 Dry Peas 90 APH 98 Spr Contract Seed Peas 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

67 Dry Peas 1 Yield Protection 98 Spr Contract Seed Peas 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

67 Dry Peas 1 Yield Protection 97 Spr Smooth Green Or Yellow 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

67 Dry Peas 2 Revenue Protection 98 Spr Contract Seed Peas 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

67 Dry Peas 2 Revenue Protection 97 Spr Smooth Green Or Yellow 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

67 Dry Peas 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 97 Spr Smooth Green Or Yellow 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

67 Dry Peas 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 98 Spr Contract Seed Peas 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

67 Dry Peas 90 APH 98 Spr Contract Seed Peas 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.
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67 Dry Peas 90 APH 97 Spr Smooth Green Or Yellow 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

69 Mustard 90 APH 9 Yellow 2 Irrigated

69 Mustard 90 APH 7 Oriental 2 Irrigated

69 Mustard 90 APH 8 Brown 2 Irrigated

69 Mustard 90 APH 9 Yellow 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

69 Mustard 90 APH 8 Brown 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

69 Mustard 90 APH 7 Oriental 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

69 Mustard 90 APH 9 Yellow 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

69 Mustard 90 APH 8 Brown 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

69 Mustard 90 APH 7 Oriental 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

72 Cabbage 90 APH 991 Green (Fresh) 211 Winter Planted Irrigated

72 Cabbage 90 APH 992 Red (Fresh) 211 Winter Planted Irrigated

72 Cabbage 90 APH 992 Red (Fresh) 703 Early Spring Planted

72 Cabbage 90 APH 991 Green (Fresh) 703 Early Spring Planted

72 Cabbage 90 APH 992 Red (Fresh) 704 Fall Planted Irrigated

72 Cabbage 90 APH 991 Green (Fresh) 704 Fall Planted Irrigated

72 Cabbage 90 APH 992 Red (Fresh) 705 Spring Planted Irrigated

72 Cabbage 90 APH 991 Green (Fresh) 705 Spring Planted Irrigated

72 Cabbage 90 APH 992 Red (Fresh) 706 Summer Planted Irrigated

72 Cabbage 90 APH 991 Green (Fresh) 706 Summer Planted Irrigated

72 Cabbage 90 APH 992 Red (Fresh) 977 Winter Planted 

Irrigated(OC)

72 Cabbage 90 APH 991 Green (Fresh) 977 Winter Planted 

Irrigated(OC)

72 Cabbage 90 APH 991 Green (Fresh) 978 Winter Planted 

Irrigated(OT)

72 Cabbage 90 APH 992 Red (Fresh) 978 Winter Planted 

Irrigated(OT)

72 Cabbage 90 APH 991 Green (Fresh) 981 Fall Planted Irrigated(OC)

72 Cabbage 90 APH 992 Red (Fresh) 981 Fall Planted Irrigated(OC)

72 Cabbage 90 APH 992 Red (Fresh) 982 Fall Planted Irrigated(OT)
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72 Cabbage 90 APH 991 Green (Fresh) 982 Fall Planted Irrigated(OT)

72 Cabbage 90 APH 991 Green (Fresh) 983 Spring Planted 

Irrigated(OC)

72 Cabbage 90 APH 992 Red (Fresh) 983 Spring Planted 

Irrigated(OC)

72 Cabbage 90 APH 992 Red (Fresh) 984 Spring Planted 

Irrigated(OT)

72 Cabbage 90 APH 991 Green (Fresh) 984 Spring Planted 

Irrigated(OT)

72 Cabbage 90 APH 992 Red (Fresh) 985 Summer Planted 

Irrigated(OC)

72 Cabbage 90 APH 991 Green (Fresh) 985 Summer Planted 

Irrigated(OC)

72 Cabbage 90 APH 991 Green (Fresh) 986 Summer Planted 

Irrigated(OT)

72 Cabbage 90 APH 992 Red (Fresh) 986 Summer Planted 

Irrigated(OT)

74 Mint 90 APH 91 Native Spearmint 2 Irrigated

74 Mint 90 APH 90 Peppermint 2 Irrigated

74 Mint 90 APH 92 Scotch Spearmint 2 Irrigated

74 Mint 90 APH 91 Native Spearmint 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

74 Mint 90 APH 90 Peppermint 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

74 Mint 90 APH 92 Scotch Spearmint 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

74 Mint 90 APH 91 Native Spearmint 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

74 Mint 90 APH 90 Peppermint 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

74 Mint 90 APH 92 Scotch Spearmint 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

75 Peanuts 90 APH 81 Virginia 2 Irrigated

75 Peanuts 90 APH 84 Runners 2 Irrigated

75 Peanuts 90 APH 83 Southwest Spanish 2 Irrigated

75 Peanuts 90 APH 82 Southeast Spanish 2 Irrigated

75 Peanuts 90 APH 85 Valencia 2 Irrigated

75 Peanuts 90 APH 84 Runners 26 Irrigated (Spring)

75 Peanuts 90 APH 83 Southwest Spanish 26 Irrigated (Spring)
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75 Peanuts 90 APH 83 Southwest Spanish 27 Irrigated (Fall)

75 Peanuts 90 APH 84 Runners 27 Irrigated (Fall)

75 Peanuts 90 APH 81 Virginia 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

75 Peanuts 90 APH 82 Southeast Spanish 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

75 Peanuts 90 APH 84 Runners 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

75 Peanuts 90 APH 85 Valencia 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

75 Peanuts 90 APH 83 Southwest Spanish 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

75 Peanuts 90 APH 82 Southeast Spanish 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

75 Peanuts 90 APH 81 Virginia 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

75 Peanuts 90 APH 85 Valencia 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

75 Peanuts 90 APH 84 Runners 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

75 Peanuts 90 APH 83 Southwest Spanish 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

75 Peanuts 90 APH 84 Runners 915 Irrigated (Spring)(OC)

75 Peanuts 90 APH 83 Southwest Spanish 915 Irrigated (Spring)(OC)

75 Peanuts 90 APH 84 Runners 916 Irrigated (Spring)(OT)

75 Peanuts 90 APH 83 Southwest Spanish 916 Irrigated (Spring)(OT)

75 Peanuts 90 APH 83 Southwest Spanish 917 Irrigated (Fall)(OC)

75 Peanuts 90 APH 84 Runners 917 Irrigated (Fall)(OC)

75 Peanuts 90 APH 84 Runners 918 Irrigated (Fall)(OT)

75 Peanuts 90 APH 83 Southwest Spanish 918 Irrigated (Fall)(OT)

78 Sunflowers 1 Yield Protection 48 Oil 2 Irrigated

78 Sunflowers 1 Yield Protection 49 Confectionery 2 Irrigated

78 Sunflowers 2 Revenue Protection 49 Confectionery 2 Irrigated

78 Sunflowers 2 Revenue Protection 48 Oil 2 Irrigated

78 Sunflowers 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 48 Oil 2 Irrigated

78 Sunflowers 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 49 Confectionery 2 Irrigated

78 Sunflowers 1 Yield Protection 48 Oil 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

78 Sunflowers 1 Yield Protection 49 Confectionery 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.
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78 Sunflowers 2 Revenue Protection 49 Confectionery 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

78 Sunflowers 2 Revenue Protection 48 Oil 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

78 Sunflowers 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 49 Confectionery 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

78 Sunflowers 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 48 Oil 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

78 Sunflowers 1 Yield Protection 48 Oil 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

78 Sunflowers 1 Yield Protection 49 Confectionery 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

78 Sunflowers 2 Revenue Protection 49 Confectionery 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

78 Sunflowers 2 Revenue Protection 48 Oil 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

78 Sunflowers 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 48 Oil 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

78 Sunflowers 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 49 Confectionery 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 885 Low Saturated Fat 2 Irrigated

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 884 Low Linolenic Acid 2 Irrigated

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 886 High Protein 2 Irrigated

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 883 Small Seeded Food Grade 2 Irrigated

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 91 Commodity 2 Irrigated

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 882 Large Seeded Food Grade 2 Irrigated

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 128 All Other Food Grades 2 Irrigated

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 886 High Protein 2 Irrigated

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 884 Low Linolenic Acid 2 Irrigated

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 885 Low Saturated Fat 2 Irrigated

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 128 All Other Food Grades 2 Irrigated

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 883 Small Seeded Food Grade 2 Irrigated

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 91 Commodity 2 Irrigated

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 882 Large Seeded Food Grade 2 Irrigated

81 Soybeans 3 Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 91 Commodity 2 Irrigated
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Exclusion

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 886 High Protein 2 Irrigated

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 128 All Other Food Grades 2 Irrigated

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 883 Small Seeded Food Grade 2 Irrigated

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 882 Large Seeded Food Grade 2 Irrigated

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 885 Low Saturated Fat 2 Irrigated

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 884 Low Linolenic Acid 2 Irrigated

81 Soybeans 4 Area Yield Protection 91 Commodity 2 Irrigated

81 Soybeans 4 Area Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

81 Soybeans 5 Area Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

81 Soybeans 5 Area Revenue Protection 91 Commodity 2 Irrigated

81 Soybeans 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

81 Soybeans 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 91 Commodity 2 Irrigated

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 886 High Protein 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 91 Commodity 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 882 Large Seeded Food Grade 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 885 Low Saturated Fat 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 883 Small Seeded Food Grade 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 884 Low Linolenic Acid 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 128 All Other Food Grades 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 883 Small Seeded Food Grade 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 91 Commodity 94 Nfac (Irrigated)
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81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 886 High Protein 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 885 Low Saturated Fat 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 882 Large Seeded Food Grade 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 128 All Other Food Grades 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 884 Low Linolenic Acid 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 882 Large Seeded Food Grade 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 886 High Protein 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 91 Commodity 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 884 Low Linolenic Acid 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 883 Small Seeded Food Grade 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 128 All Other Food Grades 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 885 Low Saturated Fat 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 4 Area Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 4 Area Yield Protection 91 Commodity 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 5 Area Revenue Protection 91 Commodity 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 5 Area Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 91 Commodity 94 Nfac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 95 Fac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 882 Large Seeded Food Grade 95 Fac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 886 High Protein 95 Fac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 885 Low Saturated Fat 95 Fac (Irrigated)
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Code Crop Plan code Plan Type Code Type Practice Code Practice

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 91 Commodity 95 Fac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 884 Low Linolenic Acid 95 Fac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 128 All Other Food Grades 95 Fac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 883 Small Seeded Food Grade 95 Fac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 884 Low Linolenic Acid 95 Fac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 882 Large Seeded Food Grade 95 Fac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 886 High Protein 95 Fac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 128 All Other Food Grades 95 Fac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 883 Small Seeded Food Grade 95 Fac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 95 Fac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 91 Commodity 95 Fac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 885 Low Saturated Fat 95 Fac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 884 Low Linolenic Acid 95 Fac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 885 Low Saturated Fat 95 Fac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 882 Large Seeded Food Grade 95 Fac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 883 Small Seeded Food Grade 95 Fac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 91 Commodity 95 Fac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 95 Fac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 886 High Protein 95 Fac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 128 All Other Food Grades 95 Fac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 4 Area Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 95 Fac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 4 Area Yield Protection 91 Commodity 95 Fac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 5 Area Revenue Protection 91 Commodity 95 Fac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 5 Area Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 95 Fac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 6 Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 91 Commodity 95 Fac (Irrigated)
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Crop 

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Price Exclusion

81 Soybeans 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 95 Fac (Irrigated)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 884 Low Linolenic Acid 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 883 Small Seeded Food Grade 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 128 All Other Food Grades 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 885 Low Saturated Fat 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 91 Commodity 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 886 High Protein 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 882 Large Seeded Food Grade 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 883 Small Seeded Food Grade 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 884 Low Linolenic Acid 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 91 Commodity 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 886 High Protein 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 128 All Other Food Grades 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 885 Low Saturated Fat 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 882 Large Seeded Food Grade 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 91 Commodity 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 885 Low Saturated Fat 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 882 Large Seeded Food Grade 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 128 All Other Food Grades 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 886 High Protein 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 884 Low Linolenic Acid 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.
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Code Crop Plan code Plan Type Code Type Practice Code Practice

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 883 Small Seeded Food Grade 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

81 Soybeans 4 Area Yield Protection 91 Commodity 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

81 Soybeans 4 Area Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

81 Soybeans 5 Area Revenue Protection 91 Commodity 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

81 Soybeans 5 Area Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

81 Soybeans 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 91 Commodity 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

81 Soybeans 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 885 Low Saturated Fat 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 883 Small Seeded Food Grade 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 886 High Protein 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 91 Commodity 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 882 Large Seeded Food Grade 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 884 Low Linolenic Acid 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 128 All Other Food Grades 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 91 Commodity 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 884 Low Linolenic Acid 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 886 High Protein 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 885 Low Saturated Fat 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 882 Large Seeded Food Grade 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 128 All Other Food Grades 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 883 Small Seeded Food Grade 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 91 Commodity 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 883 Small Seeded Food Grade 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.
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Code Crop Plan code Plan Type Code Type Practice Code Practice

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 885 Low Saturated Fat 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 882 Large Seeded Food Grade 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 128 All Other Food Grades 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 886 High Protein 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 884 Low Linolenic Acid 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

81 Soybeans 4 Area Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

81 Soybeans 4 Area Yield Protection 91 Commodity 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

81 Soybeans 5 Area Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

81 Soybeans 5 Area Revenue Protection 91 Commodity 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

81 Soybeans 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 91 Commodity 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

81 Soybeans 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 91 Commodity 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 882 Large Seeded Food Grade 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 884 Low Linolenic Acid 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 885 Low Saturated Fat 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 883 Small Seeded Food Grade 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 886 High Protein 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 128 All Other Food Grades 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 91 Commodity 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 883 Small Seeded Food Grade 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 884 Low Linolenic Acid 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 885 Low Saturated Fat 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 886 High Protein 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 882 Large Seeded Food Grade 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)
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Code Crop Plan code Plan Type Code Type Practice Code Practice

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 128 All Other Food Grades 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 883 Small Seeded Food Grade 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 91 Commodity 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 886 High Protein 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 128 All Other Food Grades 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 885 Low Saturated Fat 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 884 Low Linolenic Acid 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 882 Large Seeded Food Grade 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 4 Area Yield Protection 91 Commodity 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 4 Area Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 5 Area Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 5 Area Revenue Protection 91 Commodity 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 91 Commodity 739 Nfac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 883 Small Seeded Food Grade 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 885 Low Saturated Fat 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 128 All Other Food Grades 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 91 Commodity 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 886 High Protein 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 882 Large Seeded Food Grade 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 884 Low Linolenic Acid 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)
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Code Crop Plan code Plan Type Code Type Practice Code Practice

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 882 Large Seeded Food Grade 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 884 Low Linolenic Acid 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 883 Small Seeded Food Grade 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 128 All Other Food Grades 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 885 Low Saturated Fat 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 91 Commodity 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 886 High Protein 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 884 Low Linolenic Acid 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 882 Large Seeded Food Grade 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 885 Low Saturated Fat 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 128 All Other Food Grades 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 883 Small Seeded Food Grade 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 886 High Protein 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 91 Commodity 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 4 Area Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 4 Area Yield Protection 91 Commodity 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 5 Area Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 5 Area Revenue Protection 91 Commodity 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 91 Commodity 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 740 Nfac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 884 Low Linolenic Acid 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 882 Large Seeded Food Grade 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)
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Code Crop Plan code Plan Type Code Type Practice Code Practice

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 886 High Protein 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 128 All Other Food Grades 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 885 Low Saturated Fat 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 883 Small Seeded Food Grade 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 91 Commodity 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 886 High Protein 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 883 Small Seeded Food Grade 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 885 Low Saturated Fat 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 91 Commodity 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 128 All Other Food Grades 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 882 Large Seeded Food Grade 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 884 Low Linolenic Acid 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 91 Commodity 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 886 High Protein 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 885 Low Saturated Fat 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 882 Large Seeded Food Grade 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 883 Small Seeded Food Grade 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 128 All Other Food Grades 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 884 Low Linolenic Acid 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 4 Area Yield Protection 91 Commodity 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 4 Area Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 5 Area Revenue Protection 91 Commodity 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)
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Code Crop Plan code Plan Type Code Type Practice Code Practice

81 Soybeans 5 Area Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 91 Commodity 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 884 Low Linolenic Acid 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 886 High Protein 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 91 Commodity 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 883 Small Seeded Food Grade 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 128 All Other Food Grades 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 885 Low Saturated Fat 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 1 Yield Protection 882 Large Seeded Food Grade 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 885 Low Saturated Fat 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 883 Small Seeded Food Grade 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 886 High Protein 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 884 Low Linolenic Acid 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 128 All Other Food Grades 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 882 Large Seeded Food Grade 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 2 Revenue Protection 91 Commodity 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 882 Large Seeded Food Grade 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 885 Low Saturated Fat 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 128 All Other Food Grades 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 883 Small Seeded Food Grade 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 91 Commodity 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)
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Crop 

Code Crop Plan code Plan Type Code Type Practice Code Practice

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 884 Low Linolenic Acid 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 886 High Protein 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 4 Area Yield Protection 91 Commodity 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 4 Area Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 5 Area Revenue Protection 91 Commodity 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 5 Area Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest

Price Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

81 Soybeans 6

Area Revenue Protection - Harvest 

Price Exclusion 91 Commodity 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

83 Peppers 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 335 Bell Pepper 130 Fall Direct Seeded Irr.

83 Peppers 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 335 Bell Pepper 140 Fall Transplanted Irr.

83 Peppers 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 335 Bell Pepper 230 Winter Direct Seeded Irr.

83 Peppers 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 335 Bell Pepper 240 Winter Transplanted Irr.

83 Peppers 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 335 Bell Pepper 330 Spring Direct Seeded Irr.

83 Peppers 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 335 Bell Pepper 340 Spring Transplanted Irr.

83 Peppers 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 335 Bell Pepper 769 Fall Direct Seeded 

Irr.(OC)

83 Peppers 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 335 Bell Pepper 770 Fall Direct Seeded 

Irr.(OT)

83 Peppers 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 335 Bell Pepper 771 Fall Transplanted Irr.(OC)

83 Peppers 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 335 Bell Pepper 772 Fall Transplanted Irr.(OT)

83 Peppers 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 335 Bell Pepper 773 Winter Direct Seeded 

Irr.(OC)

83 Peppers 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 335 Bell Pepper 774 Winter Direct Seeded 

Irr.(OT)

83 Peppers 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 335 Bell Pepper 775 Winter Transplanted 

Irr.(OC)

83 Peppers 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 335 Bell Pepper 776 Winter Transplanted 

Irr.(OT)

83 Peppers 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 335 Bell Pepper 777 Spring Direct Seeded 

Irr.(OC)
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Crop 

Code Crop Plan code Plan Type Code Type Practice Code Practice

83 Peppers 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 335 Bell Pepper 778 Spring Direct Seeded 

Irr.(OT)

83 Peppers 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 335 Bell Pepper 779 Spring Transplanted 

Irr.(OC)

83 Peppers 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 335 Bell Pepper 780 Spring Transplanted 

Irr.(OT)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 79 Whites 2 Irrigated

84 Potatoes 90 APH 80 Russets Non-Seed 2 Irrigated

84 Potatoes 90 APH 361 Group C 2 Irrigated

84 Potatoes 90 APH 90 Russets Seed 2 Irrigated

84 Potatoes 90 APH 95 Whites Seed 2 Irrigated

84 Potatoes 90 APH 84 Reds Non-Seed 2 Irrigated

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 2 Irrigated

84 Potatoes 90 APH 77 Russets 2 Irrigated

84 Potatoes 90 APH 85 Whites Non-Seed 2 Irrigated

84 Potatoes 90 APH 93 All Other 2 Irrigated

84 Potatoes 90 APH 9 Seed 2 Irrigated

84 Potatoes 90 APH 0 All Types 2 Irrigated

84 Potatoes 90 APH 76 Russets/Shepodys 2 Irrigated

84 Potatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

84 Potatoes 90 APH 78 Reds 2 Irrigated

84 Potatoes 90 APH 94 Reds Seed 2 Irrigated

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 2 Irrigated

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 120 Fall Planted Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 120 Fall Planted Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 181 Fall Planted Early Season 

Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 181 Fall Planted Early Season 

Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 182 Fall Planted Mid Season 

Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 182 Fall Planted Mid Season 
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Code Crop Plan code Plan Type Code Type Practice Code Practice

Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 183 Fall Planted Late Season 

Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 183 Fall Planted Late Season 

Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 184 Spring Planted Early 

Season Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 184 Spring Planted Early 

Season Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 185 Spring Planted Late 

Season Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 185 Spring Planted Late 

Season Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 186 Fall Planted Early Season 

Irr.(OC)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 186 Fall Planted Early Season 

Irr.(OC)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 187 Fall Planted Early Season 

Irr.(OT)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 187 Fall Planted Early Season 

Irr.(OT)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 188 Fall Planted Mid Season 

Irr.(OC)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 188 Fall Planted Mid Season 

Irr.(OC)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 189 Fall Planted Mid Season 

Irr.(OT)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 189 Fall Planted Mid Season 

Irr.(OT)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 190 Fall Planted Late Season 

Irr.(OC)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 190 Fall Planted Late Season 

Irr.(OC)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 191 Fall Planted Late Season 

Irr.(OT)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 191 Fall Planted Late Season 

Irr.(OT)
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84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 192 Spring Planted Early 

Season Irr.(OC)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 192 Spring Planted Early 

Season Irr.(OC)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 193 Spring Planted Early 

Season Irr.(OT)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 193 Spring Planted Early 

Season Irr.(OT)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 194 Spring Planted Late 

Season Irr.(OC)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 194 Spring Planted Late 

Season Irr.(OC)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 195 Spring Planted Late 

Season Irr.(OT)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 195 Spring Planted Late 

Season Irr.(OT)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 196 Winter Planted Early 

Season Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 196 Winter Planted Early 

Season Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 197 Winter Planted Late 

Season Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 197 Winter Planted Late 

Season Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 198 Winter Planted Early 

Season Irr.(OC)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 198 Winter Planted Early 

Season Irr.(OC)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 199 Winter Planted Early 

Season Irr.(OT)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 199 Winter Planted Early 

Season Irr.(OT)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 200 Winter Planted Late 

Season Irr.(OC)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 200 Winter Planted Late 

Season Irr.(OC)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 201 Winter Planted Late 

Season Irr.(OT)
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84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 201 Winter Planted Late 

Season Irr.(OT)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 220 Winter Planted Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 220 Winter Planted Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 320 Spring Planted Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 320 Spring Planted Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 420 Summer Planted Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 420 Summer Planted Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 76 Russets/Shepodys 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 79 Whites 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 85 Whites Non-Seed 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 94 Reds Seed 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 78 Reds 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 80 Russets Non-Seed 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 84 Reds Non-Seed 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 77 Russets 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 9 Seed 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 90 Russets Seed 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 95 Whites Seed 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 0 All Types 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 361 Group C 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 93 All Other 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 85 Whites Non-Seed 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 79 Whites 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 9 Seed 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 94 Reds Seed 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 80 Russets Non-Seed 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.
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84 Potatoes 90 APH 78 Reds 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 95 Whites Seed 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 90 Russets Seed 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 361 Group C 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 93 All Other 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 76 Russets/Shepodys 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 77 Russets 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 84 Reds Non-Seed 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 0 All Types 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 759 Fall Planted Irr.(OC)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 759 Fall Planted Irr.(OC)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 760 Fall Planted Irr.(OT)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 760 Fall Planted Irr.(OT)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 761 Winter Planted Irr.(OC)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 761 Winter Planted Irr.(OC)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 762 Winter Planted Irr.(OT)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 762 Winter Planted Irr.(OT)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 763 Spring Planted Irr.(OC)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 763 Spring Planted Irr.(OC)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 764 Spring Planted Irr.(OT)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 764 Spring Planted Irr.(OT)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 929 Summer Planted Irr.(OC)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 929 Summer Planted Irr.(OC)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 161 Group A 930 Summer Planted Irr.(OT)

84 Potatoes 90 APH 261 Group B 930 Summer Planted Irr.(OT)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated
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86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 246 Field Grown Cherry 141 Fall Transpltd Irr Staked

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 248 Field Grown Plum 141 Fall Transpltd Irr Staked

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 247 Field Grown Grape 141 Fall Transpltd Irr Staked

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 245 Field Grown Traditional Round 141 Fall Transpltd Irr Staked

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 143 Fall Transpltd Irr Mulch Staked

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 144 Fall Transpltd Irr Unmulch Staked

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 245 Field Grown Traditional Round 241 Wtr. Transpltd Irr Staked

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 247 Field Grown Grape 241 Wtr. Transpltd Irr Staked

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 246 Field Grown Cherry 241 Wtr. Transpltd Irr Staked

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 248 Field Grown Plum 241 Wtr. Transpltd Irr Staked

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 245 Field Grown Traditional Round 341 Spr. Transpltd Irr Staked

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 248 Field Grown Plum 341 Spr. Transpltd Irr Staked

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 246 Field Grown Cherry 341 Spr. Transpltd Irr Staked

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 247 Field Grown Grape 341 Spr. Transpltd Irr Staked

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 343 Spr Transpltd Irr Mulch Staked

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 344 Spr Transpltd Irr Unmulch Stake

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 347 Spr Transpltd N-Irr Mulch Stake

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 503 Irr. Mulch Staked

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.
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86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 247 Field Grown Grape 783 Fall Transpltd Irr Staked(OC)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 245 Field Grown Traditional Round 783 Fall Transpltd Irr Staked(OC)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 246 Field Grown Cherry 783 Fall Transpltd Irr Staked(OC)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 248 Field Grown Plum 783 Fall Transpltd Irr Staked(OC)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 248 Field Grown Plum 784 Fall Transpltd Irr Staked(OT)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 247 Field Grown Grape 784 Fall Transpltd Irr Staked(OT)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 245 Field Grown Traditional Round 784 Fall Transpltd Irr Staked(OT)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 246 Field Grown Cherry 784 Fall Transpltd Irr Staked(OT)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 245 Field Grown Traditional Round 787 Wtr. Transpltd IrrStaked(OC)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 246 Field Grown Cherry 787 Wtr. Transpltd Irr Staked(OC)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 248 Field Grown Plum 787 Wtr. Transpltd Irr Staked(OC)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 247 Field Grown Grape 787 Wtr. Transpltd Irr Staked(OC)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 248 Field Grown Plum 788 Wtr. Transpltd Irr Staked(OT)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 246 Field Grown Cherry 788 Wtr. Transpltd Irr Staked(OT)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 245 Field Grown Traditional Round 788 Wtr. Transpltd Irr Staked(OT)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 247 Field Grown Grape 788 Wtr. Transpltd Irr Staked(OT)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 248 Field Grown Plum 791 Spr. Transpltd Irr Staked(OC)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 246 Field Grown Cherry 791 Spr. Transpltd Irr Staked(OC)
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86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 245 Field Grown Traditional Round 791 Spr. Transpltd Irr Staked(OC)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 247 Field Grown Grape 791 Spr. Transpltd Irr Staked(OC)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 246 Field Grown Cherry 792 Spr. Transpltd Irr Staked(OT)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 248 Field Grown Plum 792 Spr. Transpltd Irr Staked(OT)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 245 Field Grown Traditional Round 792 Spr. Transpltd Irr Staked(OT)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 50 Dollar Amount Of Insurance 247 Field Grown Grape 792 Spr. Transpltd Irr Staked(OT)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 931 Fall Transpltd Irr Mulch Staked(OC)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 932 Fall Transpltd Irr Mulch Staked(OT)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 933 Fall Transpltd Irr Unmulch Staked(OC)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 934 Fall Transpltd Irr Unmulch Staked(OT)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 937 Spr Transpltd Irr Mulch Staked(OC)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 938 Spr Transpltd Irr MulchStaked(OT)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 939 Spr Transpltd Irr Unmulch Stake(OC)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 940 Spr Transpltd Irr Unmulch Stake(OT)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 945 Irr. Mulch Staked(OC)

86 Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 946 Irr. Mulch Staked(OT)

87 Tomatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

87 Tomatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 114 Early (Irrigated)

87 Tomatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 115 Late (Irrigated)

87 Tomatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

87 Tomatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.
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87 Tomatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 845 Early (Irrigated)(OC)

87 Tomatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 846 Early (Irrigated)(OT)

87 Tomatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 847 Late (Irrigated)(OC)

87 Tomatoes 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 848 Late (Irrigated)(OT)

89 Pears 90 APH 186 Green & Red Bartlet 2 Irrigated

89 Pears 90 APH 289 All Others 2 Irrigated

89 Pears 90 APH 189 Green Bartlett 2 Irrigated

89 Pears 90 APH 389 Winter 2 Irrigated

89 Pears 90 APH 188 Green & Red Comice 2 Irrigated

89 Pears 90 APH 187 Bosc & Anjou 2 Irrigated

89 Pears 90 APH 389 Winter 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

89 Pears 90 APH 186 Green & Red Bartlet 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

89 Pears 90 APH 189 Green Bartlett 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

89 Pears 90 APH 289 All Others 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

89 Pears 90 APH 188 Green & Red Comice 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

89 Pears 90 APH 187 Bosc & Anjou 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

89 Pears 90 APH 189 Green Bartlett 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

89 Pears 90 APH 186 Green & Red Bartlet 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

89 Pears 90 APH 389 Winter 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

89 Pears 90 APH 289 All Others 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

89 Pears 90 APH 187 Bosc & Anjou 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

89 Pears 90 APH 188 Green & Red Comice 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

91 Barley 1 Yield Protection 873 Malting (Spring) 2 Irrigated

91 Barley 1 Yield Protection 875 Waxy Hulless (Spring) 2 Irrigated

91 Barley 1 Yield Protection 91 Winter 2 Irrigated

91 Barley 1 Yield Protection 972 All Others (Winter) 2 Irrigated

91 Barley 1 Yield Protection 973 Malting (Winter) 2 Irrigated

91 Barley 1 Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

91 Barley 1 Yield Protection 92 Spring 2 Irrigated
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91 Barley 1 Yield Protection 876 Hulless (Spring) 2 Irrigated

91 Barley 1 Yield Protection 872 All Others (Spring) 2 Irrigated

91 Barley 1 Yield Protection 874 Waxy Hulled (Spring) 2 Irrigated

91 Barley 2 Revenue Protection 874 Waxy Hulled (Spring) 2 Irrigated

91 Barley 2 Revenue Protection 92 Spring 2 Irrigated

91 Barley 2 Revenue Protection 972 All Others (Winter) 2 Irrigated

91 Barley 2 Revenue Protection 973 Malting (Winter) 2 Irrigated

91 Barley 2 Revenue Protection 876 Hulless (Spring) 2 Irrigated

91 Barley 2 Revenue Protection 875 Waxy Hulless (Spring) 2 Irrigated

91 Barley 2 Revenue Protection 873 Malting (Spring) 2 Irrigated

91 Barley 2 Revenue Protection 872 All Others (Spring) 2 Irrigated

91 Barley 2 Revenue Protection 91 Winter 2 Irrigated

91 Barley 2 Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

91 Barley 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 91 Winter 2 Irrigated

91 Barley 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 873 Malting (Spring) 2 Irrigated

91 Barley 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

91 Barley 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 92 Spring 2 Irrigated

91 Barley 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 872 All Others (Spring) 2 Irrigated

91 Barley 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 874 Waxy Hulled (Spring) 2 Irrigated

91 Barley 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 972 All Others (Winter) 2 Irrigated

91 Barley 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 875 Waxy Hulless (Spring) 2 Irrigated

91 Barley 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 876 Hulless (Spring) 2 Irrigated

91 Barley 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 973 Malting (Winter) 2 Irrigated

91 Barley 1 Yield Protection 873 Malting (Spring) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.
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91 Barley 1 Yield Protection 876 Hulless (Spring) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

91 Barley 1 Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

91 Barley 1 Yield Protection 92 Spring 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

91 Barley 1 Yield Protection 973 Malting (Winter) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

91 Barley 1 Yield Protection 875 Waxy Hulless (Spring) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

91 Barley 1 Yield Protection 972 All Others (Winter) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

91 Barley 1 Yield Protection 91 Winter 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

91 Barley 1 Yield Protection 872 All Others (Spring) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

91 Barley 1 Yield Protection 874 Waxy Hulled (Spring) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

91 Barley 2 Revenue Protection 876 Hulless (Spring) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

91 Barley 2 Revenue Protection 972 All Others (Winter) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

91 Barley 2 Revenue Protection 872 All Others (Spring) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

91 Barley 2 Revenue Protection 92 Spring 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

91 Barley 2 Revenue Protection 874 Waxy Hulled (Spring) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

91 Barley 2 Revenue Protection 873 Malting (Spring) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

91 Barley 2 Revenue Protection 875 Waxy Hulless (Spring) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

91 Barley 2 Revenue Protection 973 Malting (Winter) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

91 Barley 2 Revenue Protection 91 Winter 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

91 Barley 2 Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

91 Barley 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 873 Malting (Spring) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

91 Barley 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

91 Barley 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 872 All Others (Spring) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

91 Barley 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 91 Winter 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

91 Barley 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 875 Waxy Hulless (Spring) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

91 Barley 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 973 Malting (Winter) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

91 Barley 3 Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 876 Hulless (Spring) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.
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Exclusion

91 Barley 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 972 All Others (Winter) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

91 Barley 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 92 Spring 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

91 Barley 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 874 Waxy Hulled (Spring) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

91 Barley 1 Yield Protection 873 Malting (Spring) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

91 Barley 1 Yield Protection 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

91 Barley 1 Yield Protection 92 Spring 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

91 Barley 1 Yield Protection 973 Malting (Winter) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

91 Barley 1 Yield Protection 876 Hulless (Spring) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

91 Barley 1 Yield Protection 875 Waxy Hulless (Spring) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

91 Barley 1 Yield Protection 872 All Others (Spring) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

91 Barley 1 Yield Protection 874 Waxy Hulled (Spring) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

91 Barley 1 Yield Protection 91 Winter 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

91 Barley 1 Yield Protection 972 All Others (Winter) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

91 Barley 2 Revenue Protection 874 Waxy Hulled (Spring) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

91 Barley 2 Revenue Protection 972 All Others (Winter) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

91 Barley 2 Revenue Protection 872 All Others (Spring) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

91 Barley 2 Revenue Protection 875 Waxy Hulless (Spring) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

91 Barley 2 Revenue Protection 873 Malting (Spring) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

91 Barley 2 Revenue Protection 876 Hulless (Spring) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

91 Barley 2 Revenue Protection 92 Spring 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

91 Barley 2 Revenue Protection 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

91 Barley 2 Revenue Protection 91 Winter 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

91 Barley 2 Revenue Protection 973 Malting (Winter) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

91 Barley 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 91 Winter 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

91 Barley 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 873 Malting (Spring) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.
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91 Barley 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 875 Waxy Hulless (Spring) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

91 Barley 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 872 All Others (Spring) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

91 Barley 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 92 Spring 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

91 Barley 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

91 Barley 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 973 Malting (Winter) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

91 Barley 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 972 All Others (Winter) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

91 Barley 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 874 Waxy Hulled (Spring) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

91 Barley 3

Revenue Prot with Harvest Price 

Exclusion 876 Hulless (Spring) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

92 Plums 90 APH 107 Early Season (Fresh) 2 Irrigated

92 Plums 90 APH 332 Oriental Plums & Pluots 

(Fresh) 2 Irrigated

92 Plums 90 APH 102 Processing 2 Irrigated

92 Plums 90 APH 108 Mid Season (Fresh) 2 Irrigated

92 Plums 90 APH 109 Late Season (Fresh) 2 Irrigated

92 Plums 90 APH 333 European Prunes & Plums 

(Fresh) 2 Irrigated

92 Plums 90 APH 333 European Prunes & Plums 

(Fresh) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

92 Plums 90 APH 102 Processing 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

92 Plums 90 APH 107 Early Season (Fresh) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

92 Plums 90 APH 332 Oriental Plums & Pluots 

(Fresh) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

92 Plums 90 APH 108 Mid Season (Fresh) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

92 Plums 90 APH 109 Late Season (Fresh) 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

92 Plums 90 APH 107 Early Season (Fresh) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

92 Plums 90 APH 108 Mid Season (Fresh) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

92 Plums 90 APH 102 Processing 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.
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Code Crop Plan code Plan Type Code Type Practice Code Practice

92 Plums 90 APH 333 European Prunes & Plums 

(Fresh) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

92 Plums 90 APH 332 Oriental Plums & Pluots 

(Fresh) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

92 Plums 90 APH 109 Late Season (Fresh) 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

94 Rye 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

94 Rye 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

94 Rye 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

102 Grass Seed 90 APH 221 Kentucky Bluegrass 2 Irrigated

102 Grass Seed 90 APH 222 Perennial Ryegrass 2 Irrigated

102 Grass Seed 90 APH 222 Perennial Ryegrass 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

102 Grass Seed 90 APH 221 Kentucky Bluegrass 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

102 Grass Seed 90 APH 222 Perennial Ryegrass 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

102 Grass Seed 90 APH 221 Kentucky Bluegrass 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

105 Fresh Market 

Beans 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

105 Fresh Market 

Beans 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic (Certified) Irr.

105 Fresh Market 

Beans 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 704 Fall Planted Irrigated

105 Fresh Market 

Beans 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 705 Spring Planted Irrigated

105 Fresh Market 

Beans 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic (Transitional) Irr.

105 Fresh Market 

Beans 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 981 Fall Planted Irrigated(OC)

105 Fresh Market 

Beans 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 982 Fall Planted Irrigated(OT)

105 Fresh Market 

Beans 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 983 Spring Planted Irrigated(OC)

105 Fresh Market 

Beans 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 984 Spring Planted Irrigated(OT)

107 Alfalfa Seed 90 APH 159 Avrb Ratings 5-9 102 Established Stand (Irr)

107 Alfalfa Seed 90 APH 114 Avrb Ratings 1-4 102 Established Stand (Irr)
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107 Alfalfa Seed 90 APH 114 Avrb Ratings 1-4 202 Fall Pltd Seed-To-Seed 

(Irr)

107 Alfalfa Seed 90 APH 159 Avrb Ratings 5-9 202 Fall Pltd Seed-To-Seed 

(Irr)

107 Alfalfa Seed 90 APH 159 Avrb Ratings 5-9 302 Spring Pltd Seed-To-Seed 

(Irr)

107 Alfalfa Seed 90 APH 114 Avrb Ratings 1-4 302 Spring Pltd Seed-To-Seed 

(Irr)

107 Alfalfa Seed 90 APH 159 Avrb Ratings 5-9 959 Established Stand 

(Irr)(OC)

107 Alfalfa Seed 90 APH 114 Avrb Ratings 1-4 959 Established Stand 

(Irr)(OC)

107 Alfalfa Seed 90 APH 159 Avrb Ratings 5-9 960 Established Stand 

(Irr)(OT)

107 Alfalfa Seed 90 APH 114 Avrb Ratings 1-4 960 Established Stand 

(Irr)(OT)

107 Alfalfa Seed 90 APH 159 Avrb Ratings 5-9 961 Fall Pltd Seed-To-Seed 

(Irr)(OC)

107 Alfalfa Seed 90 APH 114 Avrb Ratings 1-4 961 Fall Pltd Seed-To-Seed 

(Irr)(OC)

107 Alfalfa Seed 90 APH 159 Avrb Ratings 5-9 962 Fall Pltd Seed-To-Seed 

(Irr)(OT)

107 Alfalfa Seed 90 APH 114 Avrb Ratings 1-4 962 Fall Pltd Seed-To-Seed 

(Irr)(OT)

107 Alfalfa Seed 90 APH 114 Avrb Ratings 1-4 963 Spring Pltd Seed-To-Seed 

(Irr)(OC)

107 Alfalfa Seed 90 APH 159 Avrb Ratings 5-9 963 Spring Pltd Seed-To-Seed 

(Irr)(OC)

107 Alfalfa Seed 90 APH 114 Avrb Ratings 1-4 964 Spring Pltd Seed-To-Seed 

(Irr)(OT)

107 Alfalfa Seed 90 APH 159 Avrb Ratings 5-9 964 Spring Pltd Seed-To-Seed 

(Irr)(OT)

114 Buckwheat 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

114 Buckwheat 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 95 Fac (Irrigated)

114 Buckwheat 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

114 Buckwheat 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

114 Buckwheat 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 741 Fac (Irrigated)(OC)
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114 Buckwheat 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 742 Fac (Irrigated)(OT)

132 Cucumbers 90 APH 476 Pickling 705 Spring Planted Irrigated

132 Cucumbers 90 APH 476 Pickling 706 Summer Planted Irrigated

132 Cucumbers 90 APH 476 Pickling 983 Spring Planted 

Irrigated(OC)

132 Cucumbers 90 APH 476 Pickling 984 Spring Planted 

Irrigated(OT)

132 Cucumbers 90 APH 476 Pickling 985 Summer Planted 

Irrigated(OC)

132 Cucumbers 90 APH 476 Pickling 986 Summer Planted 

Irrigated(OT)

147 Pumpkins 90 APH 102 Processing 2 Irrigated

147 Pumpkins 90 APH 102 Processing 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

147 Pumpkins 90 APH 102 Processing 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

154 Strawberries 47 Actual Revenue History 997 No Type Specified 211 Winter Planted Irrigated

154 Strawberries 47 Actual Revenue History 997 No Type Specified 706 Summer Planted Irrigated

154 Strawberries 47 Actual Revenue History 997 No Type Specified 977 Winter Planted 

Irrigated(OC)

154 Strawberries 47 Actual Revenue History 997 No Type Specified 978 Winter Planted 

Irrigated(OT)

154 Strawberries 47 Actual Revenue History 997 No Type Specified 985 Summer Planted 

Irrigated(OC)

154 Strawberries 47 Actual Revenue History 997 No Type Specified 986 Summer Planted 

Irrigated(OT)

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 176 Orleans (Processing) 2 Irrigated

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 229 07-146 Variety (Dedicated 

Processing) 2 Irrigated

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 183 07-146 Variety (Processing) 2 Irrigated

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 175 Orleans (Fresh) 2 Irrigated

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 181 Orleans (Dedicated 

Processing) 2 Irrigated

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 182 07-146 Variety (Fresh) 2 Irrigated

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 168 Evangeline (Dedicated 

Processing) 2 Irrigated
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156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 164 Evangeline (Fresh) 2 Irrigated

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 167 Beauregard (Dedicated 

Processing) 2 Irrigated

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 165 Evangeline (Processing) 2 Irrigated

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 162 Beauregard (Fresh) 2 Irrigated

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 163 Beauregard (Processing) 2 Irrigated

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 181 Orleans (Dedicated 

Processing) 702 Organic(Certified)Irr.

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 164 Evangeline (Fresh) 702 Organic(Certified)Irr.

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 162 Beauregard (Fresh) 702 Organic(Certified)Irr.

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 175 Orleans (Fresh) 702 Organic(Certified)Irr.

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 182 07-146 Variety (Fresh) 702 Organic(Certified)Irr.

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 168 Evangeline (Dedicated 

Processing) 702 Organic(Certified)Irr.

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 183 07-146 Variety (Processing) 702 Organic(Certified)Irr.

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 176 Orleans (Processing) 702 Organic(Certified)Irr.

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 229 07-146 Variety (Dedicated 

Processing) 702 Organic(Certified)Irr.

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 167 Beauregard (Dedicated 

Processing) 702 Organic(Certified)Irr.

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 165 Evangeline (Processing) 702 Organic(Certified)Irr.

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 163 Beauregard (Processing) 702 Organic(Certified)Irr.

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 176 Orleans (Processing) 712 Organic(Transitional)Irr.

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 165 Evangeline (Processing) 712 Organic(Transitional)Irr.

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 167 Beauregard (Dedicated 

Processing) 712 Organic(Transitional)Irr.

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 183 07-146 Variety (Processing) 712 Organic(Transitional)Irr.

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 175 Orleans (Fresh) 712 Organic(Transitional)Irr.

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 162 Beauregard (Fresh) 712 Organic(Transitional)Irr.

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 182 07-146 Variety (Fresh) 712 Organic(Transitional)Irr.

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 163 Beauregard (Processing) 712 Organic(Transitional)Irr.

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 168 Evangeline (Dedicated 712 Organic(Transitional)Irr.
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Processing)

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 164 Evangeline (Fresh) 712 Organic(Transitional)Irr.

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 181 Orleans (Dedicated 

Processing) 712 Organic(Transitional)Irr.

156 Sweet Potatoes 90 APH 229 07-146 Variety (Dedicated 

Processing) 712 Organic(Transitional)Irr.

193 Tangerine Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 401 Fairchild 2 Irrigated

193 Tangerine Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 402 Fallglow 2 Irrigated

193 Tangerine Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 400 Dancy 2 Irrigated

193 Tangerine Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 407 All Other Tangerines 2 Irrigated

193 Tangerine Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 403 Robinson 2 Irrigated

193 Tangerine Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 404 Sunburst 2 Irrigated

193 Tangerine Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 401 Fairchild 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

193 Tangerine Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 402 Fallglow 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

193 Tangerine Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 403 Robinson 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

193 Tangerine Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 400 Dancy 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

193 Tangerine Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 404 Sunburst 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

193 Tangerine Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 407 All Other Tangerines 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

193 Tangerine Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 402 Fallglow 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

193 Tangerine Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 400 Dancy 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

193 Tangerine Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 403 Robinson 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

193 Tangerine Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 407 All Other Tangerines 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.
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Insurance

193 Tangerine Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 404 Sunburst 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

193 Tangerine Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 401 Fairchild 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

201 Grapefruit 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

201 Grapefruit 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

201 Grapefruit 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

202 Lemons 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

202 Lemons 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

202 Lemons 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

203 Tangelos 90 APH 149 Orlando 2 Irrigated

203 Tangelos 90 APH 762 Minneola/Honeybell 2 Irrigated

203 Tangelos 90 APH 149 Orlando 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

203 Tangelos 90 APH 762 Minneola/Honeybell 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

203 Tangelos 90 APH 762 Minneola/Honeybell 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

203 Tangelos 90 APH 149 Orlando 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

207 Orange Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 20 Late Oranges 2 Irrigated

207 Orange Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 10 Early & Midseason Oranges 2 Irrigated

207 Orange Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 20 Late Oranges 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

207 Orange Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 10 Early & Midseason Oranges 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

207 Orange Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 20 Late Oranges 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

207 Orange Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 10 Early & Midseason Oranges 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

208 Grapefruit Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 40 Rio Red & Star Ruby Grapefruit 2 Irrigated

208 Grapefruit Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 35 All Other Grapefruit 2 Irrigated

208 Grapefruit Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 30 Ruby Red Grapefruit 2 Irrigated
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Code Crop Plan code Plan Type Code Type Practice Code Practice

Insurance

208 Grapefruit Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 40 Rio Red & Star Ruby Grapefruit 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

208 Grapefruit Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 30 Ruby Red Grapefruit 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

208 Grapefruit Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 35 All Other Grapefruit 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

208 Grapefruit Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 40 Rio Red & Star Ruby Grapefruit 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

208 Grapefruit Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 30 Ruby Red Grapefruit 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

208 Grapefruit Trees 40 Tree Based Dollar Amount Of 

Insurance 35 All Other Grapefruit 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

218 Fresh Apricots 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

218 Fresh Apricots 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

218 Fresh Apricots 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

219 Processing 

Apricots 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

219 Processing 

Apricots 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

219 Processing 

Apricots 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

220 Fresh Nectarines 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

220 Fresh Nectarines 90 APH 107 Early Season 2 Irrigated

220 Fresh Nectarines 90 APH 109 Late Season 2 Irrigated

220 Fresh Nectarines 90 APH 108 Mid Season 2 Irrigated

220 Fresh Nectarines 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

220 Fresh Nectarines 90 APH 109 Late Season 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

220 Fresh Nectarines 90 APH 107 Early Season 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

220 Fresh Nectarines 90 APH 108 Mid Season 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

220 Fresh Nectarines 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

220 Fresh Nectarines 90 APH 109 Late Season 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

220 Fresh Nectarines 90 APH 108 Mid Season 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.
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220 Fresh Nectarines 90 APH 107 Early Season 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

221 Processing Cling 

Peaches 90 APH 244 Extra Late 2 Irrigated

221 Processing Cling 

Peaches 90 APH 224 Earlies 2 Irrigated

221 Processing Cling 

Peaches 90 APH 214 Extra Early 2 Irrigated

221 Processing Cling 

Peaches 90 APH 234 Lates 2 Irrigated

221 Processing Cling 

Peaches 90 APH 214 Extra Early 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

221 Processing Cling 

Peaches 90 APH 234 Lates 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

221 Processing Cling 

Peaches 90 APH 224 Earlies 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

221 Processing Cling 

Peaches 90 APH 244 Extra Late 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

221 Processing Cling 

Peaches 90 APH 244 Extra Late 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

221 Processing Cling 

Peaches 90 APH 214 Extra Early 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

221 Processing Cling 

Peaches 90 APH 234 Lates 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

221 Processing Cling 

Peaches 90 APH 224 Earlies 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

222 Processing 

Freestone 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

222 Processing 

Freestone 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

222 Processing 

Freestone 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

223 Fresh Freestone 

Peaches 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

223 Fresh Freestone 

Peaches 90 APH 108 Mid Season 2 Irrigated

223 Fresh Freestone 

Peaches 90 APH 107 Early Season 2 Irrigated
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223 Fresh Freestone 

Peaches 90 APH 109 Late Season 2 Irrigated

223 Fresh Freestone 

Peaches 90 APH 107 Early Season 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

223 Fresh Freestone 

Peaches 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

223 Fresh Freestone 

Peaches 90 APH 109 Late Season 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

223 Fresh Freestone 

Peaches 90 APH 108 Mid Season 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

223 Fresh Freestone 

Peaches 90 APH 107 Early Season 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

223 Fresh Freestone 

Peaches 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

223 Fresh Freestone 

Peaches 90 APH 108 Mid Season 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

223 Fresh Freestone 

Peaches 90 APH 109 Late Season 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

224

Early & 

Midseason 

Oranges

90 APH 102 Juice 2 Irrigated

224

Early & 

Midseason 

Oranges

90 APH 101 Fresh 2 Irrigated

224

Early & 

Midseason 

Oranges

90 APH 101 Fresh 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

224

Early & 

Midseason 

Oranges

90 APH 102 Juice 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

224

Early & 

Midseason 

Oranges

90 APH 101 Fresh 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

224

Early & 

Midseason 

Oranges

90 APH 102 Juice 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

225 Late Oranges 90 APH 102 Juice 2 Irrigated
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225 Late Oranges 90 APH 101 Fresh 2 Irrigated

225 Late Oranges 90 APH 101 Fresh 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

225 Late Oranges 90 APH 102 Juice 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

225 Late Oranges 90 APH 102 Juice 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

225 Late Oranges 90 APH 101 Fresh 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

226 All Other 

Grapefruit 90 APH 102 Juice 2 Irrigated

226 All Other 

Grapefruit 90 APH 101 Fresh 2 Irrigated

226 All Other 

Grapefruit 90 APH 101 Fresh 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

226 All Other 

Grapefruit 90 APH 102 Juice 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

226 All Other 

Grapefruit 90 APH 102 Juice 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

226 All Other 

Grapefruit 90 APH 101 Fresh 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

227 Oranges 47 Actual Revenue History 134 Navel 2 Irrigated

227 Oranges 90 APH 134 Navel 2 Irrigated

227 Oranges 90 APH 136 Valencia 2 Irrigated

227 Oranges 90 APH 135 Sweet 2 Irrigated

227 Oranges 47 Actual Revenue History 134 Navel 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

227 Oranges 90 APH 134 Navel 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

227 Oranges 90 APH 136 Valencia 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

227 Oranges 90 APH 135 Sweet 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

227 Oranges 47 Actual Revenue History 134 Navel 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

227 Oranges 90 APH 135 Sweet 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

227 Oranges 90 APH 134 Navel 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

227 Oranges 90 APH 136 Valencia 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

228 Ruby Red 

Grapefruit 90 APH 101 Fresh 2 Irrigated

228 Ruby Red 

Grapefruit 90 APH 102 Juice 2 Irrigated
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228 Ruby Red 

Grapefruit 90 APH 102 Juice 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

228 Ruby Red 

Grapefruit 90 APH 101 Fresh 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

228 Ruby Red 

Grapefruit 90 APH 102 Juice 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

228 Ruby Red 

Grapefruit 90 APH 101 Fresh 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

229 Flue Cured 

Tobacco 90 APH 14 014 Flue Cured 2 Irrigated

229 Flue Cured 

Tobacco 90 APH 13 013 Flue Cured 2 Irrigated

229 Flue Cured 

Tobacco 90 APH 13 013 Flue Cured 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

229 Flue Cured 

Tobacco 90 APH 14 014 Flue Cured 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

229 Flue Cured 

Tobacco 90 APH 14 014 Flue Cured 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

229 Flue Cured 

Tobacco 90 APH 13 013 Flue Cured 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

231 Burley Tobacco 90 APH 31 031 Burley 2 Irrigated

231 Burley Tobacco 90 APH 31 031 Burley 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

231 Burley Tobacco 90 APH 31 031 Burley 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

238 Rio Red & Star 

Ruby 90 APH 101 Fresh 2 Irrigated

238 Rio Red & Star 

Ruby 90 APH 102 Juice 2 Irrigated

238 Rio Red & Star 

Ruby 90 APH 102 Juice 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

238 Rio Red & Star 

Ruby 90 APH 101 Fresh 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

238 Rio Red & Star 

Ruby 90 APH 102 Juice 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

238 Rio Red & Star 

Ruby 90 APH 101 Fresh 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

309 Mandarins/Tangeri

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90 APH 143 All Others 2 Irrigated
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309 Mandarins/Tangeri

nes

90 APH 142 W. Murcott 2 Irrigated

309 Mandarins/Tangeri

nes

90 APH 141 Clementine 2 Irrigated

309 Mandarins/Tangeri

nes

90 APH 143 All Others 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

309 Mandarins/Tangeri

nes

90 APH 141 Clementine 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

309 Mandarins/Tangeri

nes

90 APH 142 W. Murcott 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

309 Mandarins/Tangeri

nes

90 APH 141 Clementine 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

309 Mandarins/Tangeri

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90 APH 143 All Others 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

309 Mandarins/Tangeri

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90 APH 142 W. Murcott 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

396 Sesame 90 APH 341 White 2 Irrigated

396 Sesame 90 APH 303 Black 2 Irrigated

396 Sesame 90 APH 303 Black 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

396 Sesame 90 APH 341 White 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

396 Sesame 90 APH 303 Black 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

396 Sesame 90 APH 341 White 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

470 Pistachios 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 2 Irrigated

470 Pistachios 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 702 Organic(Certified) Irr.

470 Pistachios 90 APH 997 No Type Specified 712 Organic(Transitional) Irr.

501 Olives 90 APH 48 Oil 250 Standard Density 

(Irrigated)

501 Olives 90 APH 408 Table (Manzanillo) 250 Standard Density 

(Irrigated)

501 Olives 90 APH 409 Table (All Other) 250 Standard Density 

(Irrigated)

501 Olives 90 APH 408 Table (Manzanillo) 251 Standard Density 

(Irrigated) (OC)

501 Olives 90 APH 48 Oil 251 Standard Density 

(Irrigated) (OC)
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501 Olives 90 APH 409 Table (All Other) 251 Standard Density 

(Irrigated) (OC)

501 Olives 90 APH 408 Table (Manzanillo) 252 Standard Density 

(Irrigated) (OT)

501 Olives 90 APH 409 Table (All Other) 252 Standard Density 

(Irrigated) (OT)

501 Olives 90 APH 48 Oil 252 Standard Density 

(Irrigated) (OT)

501 Olives 90 APH 48 Oil 253 High Density (Irrigated)

501 Olives 90 APH 409 Table (All Other) 253 High Density (Irrigated)

501 Olives 90 APH 408 Table (Manzanillo) 253 High Density (Irrigated)

501 Olives 90 APH 48 Oil 254 High Density (Irrigated) 

(OC)

501 Olives 90 APH 408 Table (Manzanillo) 254 High Density (Irrigated) 

(OC)

501 Olives 90 APH 409 Table (All Other) 254 High Density (Irrigated) 

(OC)

501 Olives 90 APH 48 Oil 255 High Density (Irrigated) 

(OT)

501 Olives 90 APH 409 Table (All Other) 255 High Density (Irrigated) 

(OT)

501 Olives 90 APH 408 Table (Manzanillo) 255 High Density (Irrigated) 

(OT)

501 Olives 90 APH 48 Oil 256 Super High Density 

(Irrigated)

501 Olives 90 APH 48 Oil 257 Super High Density 

(Irrigated) (OC)

501 Olives 90 APH 48 Oil 258 Super High Density 

(Irrigated) (OT)
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Appendix B 

2012 Insured Irrigated Acres by Crop and State 
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Table B1. 2012 Insured Irrigated Acres by Crop and State

State 

Code State Name Crop Code Crop Name Irrigated Acres

1 Alabama 11 Wheat 2,837.3

4 Arizona 11 Wheat 71,033.2

5 Arkansas 11 Wheat 10,385.7

6 California 11 Wheat 246,267.4

8 Colorado 11 Wheat 147,669.7

10 Delaware 11 Wheat 10,871.6

12 Florida 11 Wheat 1,237.5

13 Georgia 11 Wheat 51,685.7

16 Idaho 11 Wheat 463,613.4

17 Illinois 11 Wheat 5,695.7

18 Indiana 11 Wheat 5,328.4

20 Kansas 11 Wheat 524,096.5

21 Kentucky 11 Wheat 2,213.3

22 Louisiana 11 Wheat 4,819.5

24 Maryland 11 Wheat 5,760.9

26 Michigan 11 Wheat 8,914.8

27 Minnesota 11 Wheat 7,774.4

28 Mississippi 11 Wheat 4,631.2

29 Missouri 11 Wheat 46,583.4

30 Montana 11 Wheat 167,755.3

31 Nebraska 11 Wheat 104,494.0

32 Nevada 11 Wheat 12,559.5

35 New Mexico 11 Wheat 48,773.8

36 New York 11 Wheat 80.0

37 North Carolina 11 Wheat 2,399.3

38 North Dakota 11 Wheat 17,788.5

39 Ohio 11 Wheat 1,058.1

40 Oklahoma 11 Wheat 133,074.4

41 Oregon 11 Wheat 93,599.9

42 Pennsylvania 11 Wheat 66.8

45 South Carolina 11 Wheat 10,256.4

46 South Dakota 11 Wheat 7,570.2

47 Tennessee 11 Wheat 2,042.5

48 Texas 11 Wheat 560,650.2

49 Utah 11 Wheat 16,564.3

51 Virginia 11 Wheat 1,070.3

53 Washington 11 Wheat 139,227.8

55 Wisconsin 11 Wheat 2,538.6

56 Wyoming 11 Wheat 14,950.2
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Code State Name Crop Code Crop Name Irrigated Acres

6 California 12 Blueberries 1,979.7

12 Florida 12 Blueberries 1,868.0

13 Georgia 12 Blueberries 10,037.3

22 Louisiana 12 Blueberries 96.8

23 Maine 12 Blueberries 4,390.5

26 Michigan 12 Blueberries 9,075.9

28 Mississippi 12 Blueberries 232.1

34 New Jersey 12 Blueberries 5,645.4

37 North Carolina 12 Blueberries 5,383.6

41 Oregon 12 Blueberries 2,072.9

45 South Carolina 12 Blueberries 21.2

51 Virginia 12 Blueberries 6.6

53 Washington 12 Blueberries 2,930.3

6 California 13 Onions 3,403.5

8 Colorado 13 Onions 4,368.8

13 Georgia 13 Onions 12,098.7

16 Idaho 13 Onions 3,261.7

26 Michigan 13 Onions 959.7

32 Nevada 13 Onions 2,625.7

35 New Mexico 13 Onions 1,098.3

36 New York 13 Onions 1,434.3

37 North Carolina 13 Onions 104.4

38 North Dakota 13 Onions 533.0

41 Oregon 13 Onions 12,763.2

46 South Dakota 13 Onions 283.3

48 Texas 13 Onions 10,143.4

49 Utah 13 Onions 695.6

53 Washington 13 Onions 16,305.3

55 Wisconsin 13 Onions 249.5

16 Idaho 15 Canola 3,693.9

20 Kansas 15 Canola 1,068.0

29 Missouri 15 Canola 379.2

30 Montana 15 Canola 6,697.2

40 Oklahoma 15 Canola 467.5

41 Oregon 15 Canola 2,152.3

48 Texas 15 Canola 120.0

53 Washington 15 Canola 1,867.7

1 Alabama 16 Oats 30.0

6 California 16 Oats 1,902.0

8 Colorado 16 Oats 1,248.3
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12 Florida 16 Oats 60.7

13 Georgia 16 Oats 1,431.2

16 Idaho 16 Oats 729.1

17 Illinois 16 Oats 45.8

19 Iowa 16 Oats 84.0

20 Kansas 16 Oats 1,177.4

23 Maine 16 Oats 20.0

26 Michigan 16 Oats 46.1

27 Minnesota 16 Oats 315.4

30 Montana 16 Oats 1,392.4

31 Nebraska 16 Oats 2,095.5

38 North Dakota 16 Oats 604.1

40 Oklahoma 16 Oats 6.0

41 Oregon 16 Oats 1,334.6

45 South Carolina 16 Oats 270.1

46 South Dakota 16 Oats 1,015.8

48 Texas 16 Oats 1,222.3

49 Utah 16 Oats 214.0

51 Virginia 16 Oats 14.5

55 Wisconsin 16 Oats 333.3

56 Wyoming 16 Oats 1,550.6

8 Colorado 17 Millet 2,268.7

20 Kansas 17 Millet 212.9

31 Nebraska 17 Millet 2,238.3

38 North Dakota 17 Millet 24.4

46 South Dakota 17 Millet 130.0

48 Texas 17 Millet 110.0

5 Arkansas 18 Rice 891,926.9

6 California 18 Rice 458,764.3

12 Florida 18 Rice 12,109.4

17 Illinois 18 Rice 823.6

22 Louisiana 18 Rice 332,259.6

28 Mississippi 18 Rice 122,434.8

29 Missouri 18 Rice 125,151.9

47 Tennessee 18 Rice 1,860.9

48 Texas 18 Rice 154,116.8

6 California 19 Avocados 72,089.9

1 Alabama 20 Pecans 731.1

4 Arizona 20 Pecans 10,848.7

6 California 20 Pecans 306.9
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Code State Name Crop Code Crop Name Irrigated Acres

12 Florida 20 Pecans 274.9

13 Georgia 20 Pecans 64,986.2

35 New Mexico 20 Pecans 22,641.5

48 Texas 20 Pecans 24,134.1

1 Alabama 21 Cotton 21,546.1

4 Arizona 21 Cotton 183,352.7

5 Arkansas 21 Cotton 418,817.4

6 California 21 Cotton 117,998.5

12 Florida 21 Cotton 12,437.2

13 Georgia 21 Cotton 438,947.9

20 Kansas 21 Cotton 19,930.9

22 Louisiana 21 Cotton 73,896.0

28 Mississippi 21 Cotton 192,333.1

29 Missouri 21 Cotton 237,753.6

35 New Mexico 21 Cotton 40,301.4

37 North Carolina 21 Cotton 4,588.8

40 Oklahoma 21 Cotton 111,904.3

45 South Carolina 21 Cotton 28,292.5

47 Tennessee 21 Cotton 24,213.2

48 Texas 21 Cotton 2,129,116.5

51 Virginia 21 Cotton 534.0

4 Arizona 22 Cotton Ex Long Staple 3,216.1

6 California 22 Cotton Ex Long Staple 210,549.3

35 New Mexico 22 Cotton Ex Long Staple 2,756.9

48 Texas 22 Cotton Ex Long Staple 19,599.6

15 Hawaii 23 Macadamia Nuts 1,667.3

15 Hawaii 24 Macadamia Trees 3,539.3

6 California 28 Almonds 666,150.1

6 California 29 Walnuts 135,836.0

16 Idaho 31 Flax 171.6

6 California 32 Forage Seeding 15,024.0

19 Iowa 32 Forage Seeding 119.0

27 Minnesota 32 Forage Seeding 1,984.4

30 Montana 32 Forage Seeding 3,500.0

31 Nebraska 32 Forage Seeding 588.2

32 Nevada 32 Forage Seeding 4,244.7

38 North Dakota 32 Forage Seeding 369.9

46 South Dakota 32 Forage Seeding 2,488.4

55 Wisconsin 32 Forage Seeding 2,905.5

56 Wyoming 32 Forage Seeding 1,427.8
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Code State Name Crop Code Crop Name Irrigated Acres

4 Arizona 33 Forage Production 61,482.1

6 California 33 Forage Production 132,982.8

8 Colorado 33 Forage Production 8,575.6

19 Iowa 33 Forage Production 184.7

26 Michigan 33 Forage Production 1,212.2

27 Minnesota 33 Forage Production 3,696.2

30 Montana 33 Forage Production 136,239.3

31 Nebraska 33 Forage Production 998.2

32 Nevada 33 Forage Production 29,552.8

38 North Dakota 33 Forage Production 3,367.7

41 Oregon 33 Forage Production 7,501.0

46 South Dakota 33 Forage Production 15,254.4

49 Utah 33 Forage Production 27,822.3

55 Wisconsin 33 Forage Production 2,185.5

56 Wyoming 33 Forage Production 25,120.9

8 Colorado 34 Peaches 1,481.1

26 Michigan 34 Peaches 291.7

40 Oklahoma 34 Peaches 146.9

48 Texas 34 Peaches 448.5

6 California 36 Prunes 50,763.9

12 Florida 38 Sugarcane 378,747.8

48 Texas 38 Sugarcane 43,048.1

6 California 39 Sugar Beets 3,852.0

8 Colorado 39 Sugar Beets 29,268.8

16 Idaho 39 Sugar Beets 151,601.1

27 Minnesota 39 Sugar Beets 4,655.7

30 Montana 39 Sugar Beets 36,830.4

31 Nebraska 39 Sugar Beets 49,133.6

38 North Dakota 39 Sugar Beets 7,761.9

41 Oregon 39 Sugar Beets 6,678.1

46 South Dakota 39 Sugar Beets 269.3

53 Washington 39 Sugar Beets 1,967.8

56 Wyoming 39 Sugar Beets 26,403.9

1 Alabama 41 Corn 25,613.2

4 Arizona 41 Corn 48,829.1

5 Arkansas 41 Corn 479,271.0

6 California 41 Corn 238,862.2

8 Colorado 41 Corn 777,209.0

10 Delaware 41 Corn 51,855.9

12 Florida 41 Corn 19,762.6
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13 Georgia 41 Corn 203,582.4

16 Idaho 41 Corn 98,189.5

17 Illinois 41 Corn 185,157.3

18 Indiana 41 Corn 161,363.6

19 Iowa 41 Corn 103,972.8

20 Kansas 41 Corn 1,417,936.9

21 Kentucky 41 Corn 18,503.7

22 Louisiana 41 Corn 336,045.5

24 Maryland 41 Corn 37,694.1

26 Michigan 41 Corn 163,207.1

27 Minnesota 41 Corn 281,879.0

28 Mississippi 41 Corn 434,527.6

29 Missouri 41 Corn 357,720.9

30 Montana 41 Corn 37,577.4

31 Nebraska 41 Corn 5,208,004.9

34 New Jersey 41 Corn 6,824.5

35 New Mexico 41 Corn 84,585.0

36 New York 41 Corn 456.8

37 North Carolina 41 Corn 13,419.6

38 North Dakota 41 Corn 117,746.7

39 Ohio 41 Corn 8,818.3

40 Oklahoma 41 Corn 151,040.4

41 Oregon 41 Corn 29,221.3

42 Pennsylvania 41 Corn 1,187.2

45 South Carolina 41 Corn 45,204.5

46 South Dakota 41 Corn 231,061.1

47 Tennessee 41 Corn 48,871.3

48 Texas 41 Corn 804,091.4

49 Utah 41 Corn 12,765.5

51 Virginia 41 Corn 9,822.9

53 Washington 41 Corn 68,259.5

54 West Virginia 41 Corn 247.5

55 Wisconsin 41 Corn 99,069.0

56 Wyoming 41 Corn 58,679.8

10 Delaware 42 Sweet Corn 5,390.2

16 Idaho 42 Sweet Corn 9,063.5

24 Maryland 42 Sweet Corn 2,152.8

27 Minnesota 42 Sweet Corn 4,468.4

41 Oregon 42 Sweet Corn 2,905.8

53 Washington 42 Sweet Corn 41,728.0
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Code State Name Crop Code Crop Name Irrigated Acres

55 Wisconsin 42 Sweet Corn 24,704.6

8 Colorado 43 Popcorn 684.0

17 Illinois 43 Popcorn 9,216.3

18 Indiana 43 Popcorn 6,955.5

19 Iowa 43 Popcorn 1,284.6

26 Michigan 43 Popcorn 113.8

29 Missouri 43 Popcorn 2,763.9

31 Nebraska 43 Popcorn 69,661.7

39 Ohio 43 Popcorn 101.5

46 South Dakota 43 Popcorn 5,303.8

1 Alabama 44 Fresh Market Sweet Corn 559.8

8 Colorado 44 Fresh Market Sweet Corn 2,341.7

9 Connecticut 44 Fresh Market Sweet Corn 366.5

12 Florida 44 Fresh Market Sweet Corn 22,636.6

13 Georgia 44 Fresh Market Sweet Corn 12,846.7

23 Maine 44 Fresh Market Sweet Corn 102.0

25 Massachusetts 44 Fresh Market Sweet Corn 222.9

31 Nebraska 44 Fresh Market Sweet Corn 236.2

33 New Hampshire 44 Fresh Market Sweet Corn 144.2

34 New Jersey 44 Fresh Market Sweet Corn 1,074.0

36 New York 44 Fresh Market Sweet Corn 1,848.1

42 Pennsylvania 44 Fresh Market Sweet Corn 117.4

44 Rhode Island 44 Fresh Market Sweet Corn 93.9

54 West Virginia 44 Fresh Market Sweet Corn 10.0

4 Arizona 45 Chile Peppers 594.0

35 New Mexico 45 Chile Peppers 3,100.1

10 Delaware 46 Processing Beans 4,643.0

13 Georgia 46 Processing Beans 102.0

17 Illinois 46 Processing Beans 1,335.2

18 Indiana 46 Processing Beans 864.6

24 Maryland 46 Processing Beans 1,541.8

26 Michigan 46 Processing Beans 2,707.2

27 Minnesota 46 Processing Beans 946.7

34 New Jersey 46 Processing Beans 163.9

36 New York 46 Processing Beans 97.7

41 Oregon 46 Processing Beans 1,230.5

42 Pennsylvania 46 Processing Beans 82.2

48 Texas 46 Processing Beans 635.0

51 Virginia 46 Processing Beans 2,999.4

53 Washington 46 Processing Beans 1,298.4
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55 Wisconsin 46 Processing Beans 25,375.5

4 Arizona 47 Dry Beans 6,062.2

6 California 47 Dry Beans 22,320.3

8 Colorado 47 Dry Beans 29,725.9

16 Idaho 47 Dry Beans 29,415.4

20 Kansas 47 Dry Beans 4,132.4

26 Michigan 47 Dry Beans 4,955.0

27 Minnesota 47 Dry Beans 38,257.8

30 Montana 47 Dry Beans 5,290.6

31 Nebraska 47 Dry Beans 133,297.1

35 New Mexico 47 Dry Beans 8,215.2

38 North Dakota 47 Dry Beans 18,683.0

41 Oregon 47 Dry Beans 4,038.2

46 South Dakota 47 Dry Beans 4,506.5

48 Texas 47 Dry Beans 8,826.9

53 Washington 47 Dry Beans 20,868.8

55 Wisconsin 47 Dry Beans 3,257.7

56 Wyoming 47 Dry Beans 37,326.3

6 California 49 Safflower 34,007.9

16 Idaho 49 Safflower 67.7

30 Montana 49 Safflower 126.3

31 Nebraska 49 Safflower 40.0

49 Utah 49 Safflower 1,408.2

20 Kansas 50 Hybrid Sorghum Seed 1,005.1

35 New Mexico 50 Hybrid Sorghum Seed 632.0

48 Texas 50 Hybrid Sorghum Seed 56,547.7

4 Arizona 51 Grain Sorghum 2,797.4

5 Arkansas 51 Grain Sorghum 44,706.0

6 California 51 Grain Sorghum 1,033.2

8 Colorado 51 Grain Sorghum 15,099.9

10 Delaware 51 Grain Sorghum 10.2

13 Georgia 51 Grain Sorghum 1,542.9

17 Illinois 51 Grain Sorghum 190.7

20 Kansas 51 Grain Sorghum 109,601.0

21 Kentucky 51 Grain Sorghum 12.0

22 Louisiana 51 Grain Sorghum 5,894.8

24 Maryland 51 Grain Sorghum 74.8

28 Mississippi 51 Grain Sorghum 3,821.9

29 Missouri 51 Grain Sorghum 2,601.2

31 Nebraska 51 Grain Sorghum 5,148.7
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35 New Mexico 51 Grain Sorghum 6,316.0

37 North Carolina 51 Grain Sorghum 34.6

40 Oklahoma 51 Grain Sorghum 20,054.8

45 South Carolina 51 Grain Sorghum 169.1

46 South Dakota 51 Grain Sorghum 143.5

47 Tennessee 51 Grain Sorghum 583.3

48 Texas 51 Grain Sorghum 223,827.6

6 California 52 Table Grapes 79,615.6

45 South Carolina 52 Table Grapes 50.2

6 California 53 Grapes 386,335.9

8 Colorado 53 Grapes 254.4

13 Georgia 53 Grapes 172.0

16 Idaho 53 Grapes 746.0

28 Mississippi 53 Grapes 167.6

31 Nebraska 53 Grapes 10.5

37 North Carolina 53 Grapes 177.7

41 Oregon 53 Grapes 3,240.0

48 Texas 53 Grapes 867.1

53 Washington 53 Grapes 51,438.3

NULL #N/A 53 Grapes 498.4

4 Arizona 54 Apples 723.1

6 California 54 Apples 5,240.0

8 Colorado 54 Apples 412.5

9 Connecticut 54 Apples 20.1

16 Idaho 54 Apples 1,764.4

23 Maine 54 Apples 121.1

25 Massachusetts 54 Apples 112.9

26 Michigan 54 Apples 4,535.5

27 Minnesota 54 Apples 281.3

34 New Jersey 54 Apples 221.1

35 New Mexico 54 Apples 16.2

36 New York 54 Apples 6,295.4

37 North Carolina 54 Apples 59.5

41 Oregon 54 Apples 2,886.3

42 Pennsylvania 54 Apples 2,258.5

44 Rhode Island 54 Apples 10.7

49 Utah 54 Apples 570.2

50 Vermont 54 Apples 109.4

51 Virginia 54 Apples 693.2

53 Washington 54 Apples 128,242.8
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Code State Name Crop Code Crop Name Irrigated Acres

55 Wisconsin 54 Apples 192.2

6 California 55 Cultivated Wild Rice 13,877.6

27 Minnesota 55 Cultivated Wild Rice 10,435.6

6 California 57 Cherries 24,725.2

16 Idaho 57 Cherries 462.9

26 Michigan 57 Cherries 344.9

30 Montana 57 Cherries 265.7

41 Oregon 57 Cherries 5,107.9

49 Utah 57 Cherries 127.5

53 Washington 57 Cherries 30,814.1

8 Colorado 59 Silage Sorghum 2,621.0

20 Kansas 59 Silage Sorghum 7,433.2

6 California 60 Figs 4,592.1

17 Illinois 62 Hybrid Corn Seed 54,569.2

18 Indiana 62 Hybrid Corn Seed 37,819.5

19 Iowa 62 Hybrid Corn Seed 13,426.0

26 Michigan 62 Hybrid Corn Seed 37,144.5

27 Minnesota 62 Hybrid Corn Seed 5,505.9

31 Nebraska 62 Hybrid Corn Seed 131,570.3

39 Ohio 62 Hybrid Corn Seed 233.3

46 South Dakota 62 Hybrid Corn Seed 3,270.3

55 Wisconsin 62 Hybrid Corn Seed 4,717.6

10 Delaware 64 Green Peas 4,036.1

16 Idaho 64 Green Peas 4,234.4

24 Maryland 64 Green Peas 1,196.6

26 Michigan 64 Green Peas 1,734.1

27 Minnesota 64 Green Peas 13,163.9

41 Oregon 64 Green Peas 4,456.2

53 Washington 64 Green Peas 18,062.4

55 Wisconsin 64 Green Peas 7,910.1

16 Idaho 67 Dry Peas 1,786.8

41 Oregon 67 Dry Peas 1,090.3

53 Washington 67 Dry Peas 6,072.1

16 Idaho 69 Mustard 481.4

30 Montana 69 Mustard 260.3

38 North Dakota 69 Mustard 98.2

12 Florida 72 Cabbage 2,731.8

13 Georgia 72 Cabbage 883.4

48 Texas 72 Cabbage 1,487.5

6 California 74 Mint 2,213.3
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16 Idaho 74 Mint 2,502.2

18 Indiana 74 Mint 2,490.1

41 Oregon 74 Mint 1,211.0

46 South Dakota 74 Mint 1,024.3

53 Washington 74 Mint 15,810.2

55 Wisconsin 74 Mint 395.5

1 Alabama 75 Peanuts 10,995.5

5 Arkansas 75 Peanuts 4,461.3

12 Florida 75 Peanuts 43,497.3

13 Georgia 75 Peanuts 297,213.0

22 Louisiana 75 Peanuts 646.7

28 Mississippi 75 Peanuts 8,826.8

29 Missouri 75 Peanuts 59.3

35 New Mexico 75 Peanuts 6,412.0

37 North Carolina 75 Peanuts 1,036.4

40 Oklahoma 75 Peanuts 12,456.0

45 South Carolina 75 Peanuts 14,959.0

48 Texas 75 Peanuts 125,625.8

51 Virginia 75 Peanuts 101.4

8 Colorado 78 Sunflowers 13,576.2

20 Kansas 78 Sunflowers 21,334.3

27 Minnesota 78 Sunflowers 648.9

31 Nebraska 78 Sunflowers 3,642.9

38 North Dakota 78 Sunflowers 2,591.0

40 Oklahoma 78 Sunflowers 1,912.0

46 South Dakota 78 Sunflowers 244.1

48 Texas 78 Sunflowers 19,504.6

56 Wyoming 78 Sunflowers 1,705.3

1 Alabama 81 Soybeans 11,236.6

5 Arkansas 81 Soybeans 1,853,995.3

8 Colorado 81 Soybeans 7,856.4

10 Delaware 81 Soybeans 26,219.7

12 Florida 81 Soybeans 2,155.6

13 Georgia 81 Soybeans 34,158.6

17 Illinois 81 Soybeans 111,685.9

18 Indiana 81 Soybeans 83,913.1

19 Iowa 81 Soybeans 58,362.7

20 Kansas 81 Soybeans 356,347.9

21 Kentucky 81 Soybeans 7,909.2

22 Louisiana 81 Soybeans 300,927.5
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24 Maryland 81 Soybeans 19,873.0

26 Michigan 81 Soybeans 57,770.6

27 Minnesota 81 Soybeans 82,609.3

28 Mississippi 81 Soybeans 869,815.5

29 Missouri 81 Soybeans 472,297.9

30 Montana 81 Soybeans 102.9

31 Nebraska 81 Soybeans 2,129,333.9

34 New Jersey 81 Soybeans 3,926.6

36 New York 81 Soybeans 70.4

37 North Carolina 81 Soybeans 4,292.0

38 North Dakota 81 Soybeans 44,615.0

39 Ohio 81 Soybeans 12,173.6

40 Oklahoma 81 Soybeans 22,015.7

42 Pennsylvania 81 Soybeans 283.0

45 South Carolina 81 Soybeans 8,669.9

46 South Dakota 81 Soybeans 99,769.1

47 Tennessee 81 Soybeans 32,624.2

48 Texas 81 Soybeans 21,960.8

51 Virginia 81 Soybeans 6,127.4

53 Washington 81 Soybeans 180.8

54 West Virginia 81 Soybeans 30.0

55 Wisconsin 81 Soybeans 28,630.9

12 Florida 83 Peppers 6,815.3

13 Georgia 83 Peppers 37.5

37 North Carolina 83 Peppers 118.3

45 South Carolina 83 Peppers 474.5

2 Alaska 84 Potatoes 10.5

4 Arizona 84 Potatoes 3,715.1

5 Arkansas 84 Potatoes 410.0

6 California 84 Potatoes 20,355.9

8 Colorado 84 Potatoes 64,463.7

10 Delaware 84 Potatoes 1,073.8

12 Florida 84 Potatoes 28,534.8

13 Georgia 84 Potatoes 1,063.9

16 Idaho 84 Potatoes 303,907.6

17 Illinois 84 Potatoes 2,156.7

18 Indiana 84 Potatoes 806.8

19 Iowa 84 Potatoes 696.5

20 Kansas 84 Potatoes 4,046.4

23 Maine 84 Potatoes 11,121.4
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24 Maryland 84 Potatoes 2,248.1

26 Michigan 84 Potatoes 30,124.8

27 Minnesota 84 Potatoes 34,355.0

29 Missouri 84 Potatoes 8,412.5

30 Montana 84 Potatoes 8,039.5

31 Nebraska 84 Potatoes 13,126.7

32 Nevada 84 Potatoes 6,211.3

34 New Jersey 84 Potatoes 424.0

35 New Mexico 84 Potatoes 6,242.8

36 New York 84 Potatoes 741.0

38 North Dakota 84 Potatoes 25,158.9

40 Oklahoma 84 Potatoes 368.4

41 Oregon 84 Potatoes 29,998.4

46 South Dakota 84 Potatoes 436.8

48 Texas 84 Potatoes 15,620.1

53 Washington 84 Potatoes 102,317.8

55 Wisconsin 84 Potatoes 45,797.9

56 Wyoming 84 Potatoes 40.0

1 Alabama 86 Fresh Market Tomatoes 9.2

5 Arkansas 86 Fresh Market Tomatoes 839.8

6 California 86 Fresh Market Tomatoes 14,414.4

12 Florida 86 Fresh Market Tomatoes 24,661.5

13 Georgia 86 Fresh Market Tomatoes 2,024.2

21 Kentucky 86 Fresh Market Tomatoes 8.0

24 Maryland 86 Fresh Market Tomatoes 31.9

37 North Carolina 86 Fresh Market Tomatoes 336.8

45 South Carolina 86 Fresh Market Tomatoes 884.1

47 Tennessee 86 Fresh Market Tomatoes 2,155.4

51 Virginia 86 Fresh Market Tomatoes 822.0

6 California 87 Tomatoes 241,728.5

10 Delaware 87 Tomatoes 140.0

24 Maryland 87 Tomatoes 134.0

34 New Jersey 87 Tomatoes 925.7

42 Pennsylvania 87 Tomatoes 954.2

4 Arizona 89 Pears 9.5

6 California 89 Pears 8,290.7

36 New York 89 Pears 13.4

41 Oregon 89 Pears 9,492.2

42 Pennsylvania 89 Pears 67.0

53 Washington 89 Pears 14,962.3
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4 Arizona 91 Barley 29,013.1

6 California 91 Barley 13,727.6

8 Colorado 91 Barley 86,073.4

10 Delaware 91 Barley 4,667.0

16 Idaho 91 Barley 223,313.0

20 Kansas 91 Barley 496.9

24 Maryland 91 Barley 1,447.1

27 Minnesota 91 Barley 1,137.9

30 Montana 91 Barley 211,306.7

31 Nebraska 91 Barley 378.7

38 North Dakota 91 Barley 8,665.8

40 Oklahoma 91 Barley 127.5

41 Oregon 91 Barley 10,047.6

42 Pennsylvania 91 Barley 7.0

45 South Carolina 91 Barley 86.4

46 South Dakota 91 Barley 44.4

48 Texas 91 Barley 1,430.5

49 Utah 91 Barley 2,982.1

51 Virginia 91 Barley 497.6

53 Washington 91 Barley 1,516.9

55 Wisconsin 91 Barley 30.0

56 Wyoming 91 Barley 42,397.6

6 California 92 Plums 16,675.0

16 Idaho 92 Plums 164.0

41 Oregon 92 Plums 267.0

53 Washington 92 Plums 176.1

20 Kansas 94 Rye 140.0

40 Oklahoma 94 Rye 120.5

48 Texas 94 Rye 180.5

37 North Carolina 105 Fresh Market Beans 401.1

51 Virginia 105 Fresh Market Beans 1,038.1

6 California 107 Alfalfa Seed 8,631.5

16 Idaho 107 Alfalfa Seed 1,266.8

30 Montana 107 Alfalfa Seed 1,504.4

32 Nevada 107 Alfalfa Seed 1,412.1

41 Oregon 107 Alfalfa Seed 233.0

49 Utah 107 Alfalfa Seed 109.4

53 Washington 107 Alfalfa Seed 4,679.0

56 Wyoming 107 Alfalfa Seed 5,982.9

53 Washington 114 Buckwheat 877.6
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17 Illinois 147 Pumpkins 3,711.7

6 California 154 Strawberries 421.1

22 Louisiana 156 Sweet Potatoes 2,135.0

4 Arizona 201 Grapefruit 303.9

6 California 201 Grapefruit 6,948.4

4 Arizona 202 Lemons 6,280.6

6 California 202 Lemons 36,463.0

4 Arizona 205 Mandarins 181.2

6 California 205 Mandarins 23,491.8

NULL #N/A 205 Mandarins 14.7

4 Arizona 206 Minneola Tangelos 1,081.3

6 California 206 Minneola Tangelos 5,733.9

4 Arizona 215 Navel Oranges 685.0

6 California 215 Navel Oranges 118,614.1

NULL #N/A 215 Navel Oranges 20.5

4 Arizona 216 Sweet Oranges 22.5

6 California 216 Sweet Oranges 383.0

4 Arizona 217 Valencia Oranges 198.4

6 California 217 Valencia Oranges 32,821.7

6 California 218 Fresh Apricots 2,388.1

16 Idaho 218 Fresh Apricots 5.0

53 Washington 218 Fresh Apricots 779.6

6 California 219 Processing Apricots 3,122.0

6 California 220 Fresh Nectarines 15,251.4

16 Idaho 220 Fresh Nectarines 84.2

53 Washington 220 Fresh Nectarines 1,045.8

6 California 221 Processing Cling Peaches 17,037.9

6 California 222 Processing Freestone 2,744.1

4 Arizona 223 Fresh Freestone Peaches 22.6

6 California 223 Fresh Freestone Peaches 17,587.6

16 Idaho 223 Fresh Freestone Peaches 657.5

41 Oregon 223 Fresh Freestone Peaches 55.6

49 Utah 223 Fresh Freestone Peaches 233.9

53 Washington 223 Fresh Freestone Peaches 1,262.3

48 Texas 224 Early & Midseason Oranges 3,251.9

48 Texas 225 Late Oranges 724.0

48 Texas 226 All Other Grapefruit 0.8

48 Texas 228 Ruby Red Grapefruit 848.8

12 Florida 229 Flue Cured Tobacco 1,102.4

13 Georgia 229 Flue Cured Tobacco 5,881.6
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State 

Code State Name Crop Code Crop Name Irrigated Acres

45 South Carolina 229 Flue Cured Tobacco 273.0

4 Arizona 237 Orlando Tangelos 19.8

6 California 237 Orlando Tangelos 3.3

48 Texas 238 Rio Red & Star Ruby 9,855.7

40 Oklahoma 396 Sesame 240.8

48 Texas 396 Sesame 765.2

4 Arizona 470 Pistachios 1,732.0

6 California 470 Pistachios 83,624.5

35 New Mexico 470 Pistachios 116.5

6 California 501 Olives 22,518.9
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Appendix C 

Stakeholder Input 

Exhibit 1. Press Release 

Exhibit 2. Newspaper Advertisement 

Exhibit 3. Listening Session Agenda 

Exhibit 4. Stakeholder Comments 
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PRESS RELEASE: 

Growers and Other Stakeholders Invited to Listening Session on Federal Insurance for 

Crops Produced under Irrigation 

Farmers know better than most people that fresh water is a precious commodity. In some areas, 

major crops are generally irrigated, while in other areas irrigation is used primarily to 

supplement natural rainfall. Each state has unique systems for determining who gets water and 

how much they get. Throughout the United States there are areas where the amount of irrigation 

water available to producers can vary from year to year, and can be significantly impacted by 

drought. In some areas, this means less water is available for agricultural use, particularly in 

recent years. 

Because some farmers are required to use less water while others are offered alternative 

approaches to their water allocations, production of irrigated crops is changing. Many producers 

already face reductions from their historical water use; others will in the future. These reductions 

come from a variety of reasons including reduced well capacity, compliance with interstate river 

compacts, and water right administration policies. The reduction in the supply of irrigation water 

creates challenges for the farmers who use the water, the organizations that manage water use, 

and the public/private sector programs that insure farmers’ yields or revenues. 

As a result, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), Risk Management Agency 

(RMA) is evaluating how Federal Crop Insurance currently addresses producers intending to 

apply reduced irrigation. Furthermore, RMA is evaluating a limited irrigation guarantee for 

producers who apply less water than they may have historically applied to their irrigated acreage. 

As a result of this USDA initiative, RMA issued a contract to study initially the impacts of 

“limited irrigation” on crop insurance for all crops in all states. 

As part of the contract study, six listening sessions are being held to gather input from interested 

stakeholders. One will be at the [Insert Location and Address]. The session will start at [Insert 

Time and Date]. Grower, insurance industry representatives, and other interested stakeholders 

are encouraged to attend and share their concerns and feedback about limited irrigation and ideas 

to address the crop insurance consequences of the changing irrigation water situation in future 

years. 

For more information contact: 

Randy Landgren 

Project Manager 

Watts and Associates, Inc. under contract to USDA RMA 

rlandgren@wattsandassociates.com 

406-252-7776
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Exhibit 2. Sample Newspaper Advertisement 

Woodland Democrat, California 
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Watts and Associates (W&A) will be conducting a listening 

session for the USDA Risk Management Agency on the 

impact of reduced irrigation on risk management 

through FCIC crop insurance. W&A seeks input from 

stakeholders (farmers, insurance agents and companies, 

extension agents and faculty, irrigation suppliers, water 

board representatives, etc.). While this is an open forum, 

W&A is particularly interested in obtaining the following 

information: input on strategies to reduce the amount of 

irrigation water required, effects of the reduced irrigation 

on production, and the effects of reduced irrigation on crop 

insurance. 

The listening session will be at the 

Heidrick Ag History Center 

1962 Hays Lane, Woodland, CA 

The session will start at 9 A.M., March 6, 2014 

All are welcome 
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Exhibit 3. Listening Session Agenda 
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Crop Insurance and 

Reduced Irrigation 

Listening Session Agenda 

 Introductions 

o Watts and Associates, Inc. 

o Attendees 

 Purpose 

o Gather stakeholder input 

o Learn about how irrigation has been 

changing 

o W&A is to make recommendation to USDA 

insuring the irrigated practice 

 Background 

o FCIC Insurance 

o Insured irrigated crops 

o The “Irrigated Practice” 

o “Limited Irrigation” 

o Challenges of reduced irrigation 

 Input 

o Strategies to reduce the amount of 

irrigation water required, 

o Effects of the reduced irrigation on 

production, and 

o The effects of reduced irrigation on crop 

insurance 

 Questions 
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Exhibit 4. Stakeholder Comments (sorted by theme1) 

 

1

 Comments were made by producers unless marked with an (a) to identify a comment made by a producer association 

representative, an (i) to identify a comment made by an insurance industry stakeholder, an (e) to identify an educator. The 

Contractor believes many insurance industry representatives who made comments are also producers.
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Comments addressing whether producers have knowledge of the existing crop insurance 

program language pertaining to irrigated vs non-irrigated practices: 

We separate dryland from irrigated in regard to the non-irrigated corners of our fields. 

We are not covered on our full APH and the worst thing we can do is overplant, because that 

costs us money. 

The APH will take care of your coverage if you don’t take care of it yourself. 

A lot of the producers did not know they have choices when irrigation problems arise under 

the current crop insurance system. (a) 

The language specifically says that you have to employ the practice that established your 

guarantee. (i) 

Comments addressing irrigation water related risk management needs: 

Irrigation issues are varied and depend on not just irrigation but also heat units received and 

soil type. 

State has authority to stop producers from irrigating (i) 

State authorities placed flow meters on well heads and have a key to turn the well off. 

State laws and enforcement need to be addressed in the insurance language. (i) 

May get a flood on the east side of the county and not get a drop on the west side of the 

county. (e) 

Water not the only factor that impacts yield. (e) 

Yields on a lot of farms are based on the structure of the farm, like land leveling. (e) 

The day is coming when regulators will step in and adjust the availability of water for your 

irrigation practices so start now getting your irrigation practices in line to achieve the 

maximum non-irrigated yields or some hybrid of the two. (i) 

I see a real challenge with perennial crops because if you have a yield this year and a dry 

year and another dry year, that will really reduce yields. (i) 

That is the challenge of the perennials because what you do this year doesn't only affect this 

years crop, but the next years crop and potential beyond. (i) 

Here, we don’t have the problem of supplemental rain. If it doesn’t rain, you turn the 

irrigators on. (i) 

Comments addressing willingness to participate in a crop insurance program 

Resource definitions limiting participation. 

Until the problems surrounding the “general to the area” phrase in the policy are address, a 

lot of producers are not going to feel they have a true safety net in insurance. 

Insurance doesn’t fit for irrigated crops in this area. 

The management decision needs to be kept as close to the producer as possible. (a) 

We need to make sure you’ve thought through all the unintended consequences are 

considered when you make your recommended changes. 

The system seems to be working here. 

Comments addressing irrigation related management practices and techniques: 

There are producers who report their land as dryland and irrigate. (i) 

Capacity of an individual pivot must also be taken into account. 

Varieties and other crops which need less water are being planted in the rotations. (p) 
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There are numerous government programs designed to help producers use less water to grow 

crops, such as the Phaucet Program. (e) 

Heat reduces our yields in this area. 

We need to get the government to agree to re-investigate the advisability of planting into 

cover crops in this region. There is a tremendous amount of water retained in the soil 

when you use a cover crop. 

Need to allow for practices recommended by local experts to be used and still covered by the 

insurance. (e) 

Make sure you document any changes you make to your irrigation practices so your yields 

are verified when the regulators come. 

If we can increase our organic matter from 1.5% to 3 or 4%, that would be a great help to 

our production activities. 

Here the water usage is recorded. I cannot just turn on the water whenever I want. 

What about perennial crops? Growers change their methodology of how they irrigate, going 

to more efficient systems. 

Where is a cotton/almond grower going to put his water? To his trees. 

We’ve been managing this irrigation issue for years and years. Irrigation is a self-managing 

problem. (a) 

Producers change their crop rotations or the amount of acres they irrigate during times of 

limited water availability. 

Determining whether a farmer irrigated adequately or not falls under the Good Farming 

Practice clause. (i) 

Canal company sends out letters that need to discuss the natural cause of the reduction in 

irrigation water. (i) 

Comments addressing potential underwriting requirements: 

Producers are responsible for proving the cause of loss in any case (i) 

The general crop provision language is problematic in and of itself. (i) 

State laws and enforcement need to be addressed in the insurance language. (i) 

How are you going to address crops planed in the previous year and harvested this year? 

It gets back to the rating on the history of that particular piece of dirt. (i) 

The phrase “General to the area” can be problematic, it allows for too much subjectivity on 

the part of the loss adjustor and review board. (e) 

Whatever language is changed or added to the documents needs to address cool versus warm 

season crops, double cropping practices, etc... 

Even after you make changes to the language, there needs to be a way to address issues at a 

sub-regional level based on geographic formations. (e) 

Typically, your data for insurance comes from the scam artists or the really good producers, 

neither of which provide the data which is applicable to everyone. (e) 

Using local CSP type processes and reporting might help with tracking irrigation water 

usage. 

It seems to make some sense to provide broad language by perennial versus annual crops or 

fruits and vegetables versus field versus tree. (a) 

The producers APH itself has a self-regulating nature. 

We do not have state monitored pumps on our wells. (a) 
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Some districts put a limit on the amount of groundwater a producer can pull and the 

producers pay a penalty if they use more than allowed. 

We can bank some of our water in wet years. 

Our APH is not only based on the average irrigation over the last ten years but also the 

average precipitation. 

It takes time to build our APH so it should also be given the same amount of time to go down. 

You cannot compare us with Nebraska. We do not have governmental regulations where the 

government can come in a shut off our water. 

We turn in our power records to support our loss claims. 

My association believes changes to irrigation language should be done by the individual RMA 

regional office like they are doing in Kansas. (a) 

Water Boards need to document the cause of water restriction. (i) 

You’ll never be able to create irrigation language without opening loopholes that people will 

find to game the system. 

Comments addressing what type of risk management insurance would be appropriate for 

Limited Irrigation: 

Third practice called, maybe, Supplemental Water. (i) 

Seek an approach where the producer is not going to lose 2/3rds of their irrigated yield when 

they lose access to some of their water. 

The plan needs to take into account the imperfections of the program based on a national 

crop program. 

Overhead heat needs to be accounted for in any changes. 

Sometimes there is not enough water to overcome the effects of weather like high heat and 

winds combined. 

If they are going to talk about reducing APH because of irrigation, let’s up it. I have 600 

pounds APH trying to raise a crop of 1800 pounds because I changed how I irrigate so I 

don’t have near enough coverage. 
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Appendix D 

State-level Irrigation Reporting Requirements and 

Information Collected by the State
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Table D1. Reporting Requirements 

State Registration Monitoring

Alabama 100,000 gallons of water or more per day for 

irrigation

Alaska 500 gallons per day

Arizona Any amount, groundwater has time limit Arizona has a database for all users whose groundwater withdrawal rate exceeds 35 

gpm in five areas (Phoenix, Tucson, Pinal Prescott and Santa Cruz)

Arkansas Registration involves reporting water use for the past 

water year

California withdrawal of surface water is by permit There is no comprehensive permit process for groundwater use.

Colorado by permit regardless of amount

Connecticut 50,000 gpd

Delaware 50,000 gpd; special permit >100,000gpd

Florida 1,000,000 gpd and for wells greater than six inches in 

diameter.

Water use data are reported monthly, quarterly or annually, depending on the 

management district

Georgia 100,000 gpd on a monthly average Data is not gathered and complied for irrigation

Hawaii more than 25,000 gpm

Idaho Any use

Illinois 100,000 gpd capacity

Indiana more than 100,000 gpd

Iowa over 25,000 gpd An annual water use report form

Kansas >1,000,000 gallons An annual water use report

Kentucky 10,000 gpd may not have a reporting requirement

Louisiana Groundwater registration more than 1,000,000 gpd report withdrawal information quarterly, all other facilities 

receive a questionnaire every five years

Maine all significant groundwater withdrawals reports of surface and groundwater withdrawals for agricultural use

Maryland All withdrawals with additional registration 

procedures for withdrawals over 10,000 gpd periodic reporting
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Massachusetts in excess of 100,000 gpd or 9,000,000 gallons in any 

three month period water meters

Michigan over 2,000,000 gpd must be permitted over 100,000 gpd must be reported

Minnesota 10,000 gallons in any one day or 1,000,000 gallons in 

a year

new water withdrawals must be equipped with a flow meter

Mississippi New uses after 1985 in excess of 20,000 gpd water use is reported annually on a voluntary basis

Missouri over 100,000 gpd report withdrawals annually

Montana in excess of 35 gpm

Nebraska All surface water and some groundwater extraction 

requires permits may be required to submit a report

Nevada New use after 1905 the right holder is required to file proof once water has been put to beneficial use

New 

Hampshire

Groundwater >57,600 gallons over any 24-hour 

period over

New Jersey 100,000 gpd

New Mexico New uses after 1907 maintains water-use databases

New York No comprehensive program

North Carolina 1,000,000 gallons of water a day or more renewed 

every 5 years

Annual reporting of withdrawals for surface and ground water users of more than 

10,000 gpd

North Dakota >12.5 acre-feet per year “reports”

Ohio 100,000 gps except in stressed area where every 

withdrawal may require a permit annual reports

Oklahoma 2 acre feet per year or based on yield studies The amount of unappropriated water must be documented

Oregon any new use irrigation districts report water use annually

Pennsylvania 10,000, 20,000 and 100,000 gpd depending on source periodic reports for some sources

Rhode Island 50,000,000 gallons per year

South Carolina 3,000,000 gallons per month Annual report

South Dakota >18 gpm

Tennessee Agriculture exempt from permitting Encouraged to report withdrawal
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Texas Any new use

Utah all withdrawals of surface and groundwater are 

permitted One time file of proof of quantity etc.

Vermont No comprehensive program Farms using more than 57,600 gpd

Virginia 300,000 gallons per month or more in a declared 

management area

Washington Any use since 1917 (5,000 gpd exception for 

irrigation) no mandatory reporting or monitoring of withdrawals

West Virginia no water withdrawal regulation

Wisconsin New groundwater withdrawals over 100,000 gpd groundwater withdrawals over 100,000 gpd, however surface water withdrawals for 

agricultural or irrigation purposes do not require a permit

Wyoming Some groundwater extraction since 1947 State Engineer may require water use reports

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Table D2. Links to Irrigation Survey Information by State 

State Link to Irrigation Survey Information

California http://www.water.ca.gov/landwateruse/surveys.cfm

Colorado http://www.pacinst.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/pacinst-crb-ag.pdf

Georgia http://www.nespal.org/sirp/agwateruse/facts/survey/default.asp

Illinois http://isws.illinois.edu/pubdoc/RR/ISWSRR-118.pdf

Kansas http://www.ksre.ksu.edu/irrigate/OOW/P12/Rogers12Trends.pdf

Kentucky http://www.uky.edu/Ag/Agronomy/Extension/ssnv/ssnvl211.pdf

Michigan http://www.michigan.gov/documents/deq/deq-wd-wurp-agriculturereport06_208259_7.pdf

Missouri http://agebb.missouri.edu/irrigate/survey/nbh98.htm, http://agebb.missouri.edu/irrigate/survey/nbh01.htm, 

http://agebb.missouri.edu/irrigate/survey/nbh04.htm

Montana http://www.nass.usda.gov/Statistics_by_State/Montana/Publications/Press_Releases_Miscellaneous/historic/fris.pdf

Nebraska

South 

Carolina http://www.clemson.edu/irrig/Survey/SURVEY00.PDF

Texas http://www.twdb.state.tx.us/publications/reports/numbered_reports/doc/R347/R347.pdf, 

http://www.twdb.texas.gov/publications/reports/contracted_reports/doc/0704830691_RegionF/IrrigationReport.pdf
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Table D3. Information Collected on Water Extraction Applications by State 

State Withdrawal ID

Date of 

Pump/Well 

Installation

Pump 

Capacity 

(gals/min)

Location of 

Well, Pump, 

Diversion 

Works

Intake Elevation 

/ Depth of Pump 

Intake

Depth of 

Water 

Bearing 

Formation

Depth 

to Static 

Water 

Level

Water Source 

(Aquifer/Surface 

Name)

Alabama X X X X X X

Alaska X X X X X X

Arizona

Arkansas X X X X

California X X X X X

Colorado X X X

Connecticut X X

Delaware X X X X

Florida X X X X

Georgia X X

Hawaii X X X

Idaho X X X X (Location) X

Indiana X X X X X X X X

Iowa X X X X X X

Kansas X X X X X X X

Kentucky X X X

Maine X X X

Maryland X X

Massachusetts X X X

Michigan X X X

Minnesota X X X

Mississippi X X X X

Missouri X X

Montana X X
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State Withdrawal ID

Date of 

Pump/Well 

Installation

Pump 

Capacity 

(gals/min)

Location of 

Well, Pump, 

Diversion 

Works

Intake Elevation 

/ Depth of Pump 

Intake

Depth of 

Water 

Bearing 

Formation

Depth 

to Static 

Water 

Level

Water Source 

(Aquifer/Surface 

Name)

Nebraska X X X

Nevada X

New Hampshire X X X X X X

New Jersey X X

New Mexico X X

New York X X X X X

North Carolina X X

North Dakota X X X X

Ohio X X

Oklahoma X X X X

Oregon X X X X X

Pennsylvania X X X

South Carolina X X X X

South Dakota X X X

Tennessee X X X X

Texas X X

Utah X X X

Vermont X X X X

Virginia X X X

Washington

Wyoming
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Table D3. Information Collected on Water Extraction Applications by State (Continued) 

State

Avg Withdrawal 

(gals/year or 

acre feet/year)

Max Withdrawal 

(gal/day or 

gal/min or

cubic ft/sec)

Acres 

Irrigated 

from Source

Avg 

Inch/year 

applied

Number of 

Months 

Irrigate

Irrigate 

Days/Month

Water 

Usage 

Intent

Map of 

Diversion 

Points

Alabama X X X X X X

Alaska X X X X X

Arizona

Arkansas X X X X

California X X X X X

Colorado X X X X

Connecticut X X X

Delaware X X X X X

Florida X X X X

Georgia X X X

Hawaii X X X X X X

Idaho X X X X X X

Indiana X X X X

Iowa X X X X X X

Kansas X X X X

Kentucky X X X X X X X X

Maine X X X

Maryland X X

Massachusetts X X

Michigan X X X X

Minnesota X X X X X X X

Mississippi X X X X X

Missouri X X X X X X

Montana X X X X X X
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State

Avg Withdrawal 

(gals/year or 

acre feet/year)

Max Withdrawal 

(gal/day or 

gal/min or

cubic ft/sec)

Acres 

Irrigated 

from Source

Avg 

Inch/year 

applied

Number of 

Months 

Irrigate

Irrigate 

Days/Month

Water 

Usage 

Intent

Map of 

Diversion 

Points

Nebraska X X X X

Nevada X X X X X

New Hampshire X X X

New Jersey X X X X

New Mexico X X X

New York X X X

North Carolina X X X X X X

North Dakota X X X X

Ohio X X X X

Oklahoma X X X X

Oregon X X X

Pennsylvania X X X X

South Carolina X X X X

South Dakota X X X X X X

Tennessee X X X X X

Texas X X X X

Utah X X X X X

Vermont X X X

Virginia X X X X

Washington X X X X X

Wyoming X X
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Table D4. Information Collected on Water Usage Reporting Forms by State 

State

Location of 

Pump/Diversion 

Point Description

Acres 

Irrigated

Irrigation Usage (acre 

inches)

Irrigation Usage 

(Gallons used) Notes

Unit Crop Farm Unit Crop Farm

Alabama Withdrawal Name X X

Million Gallons/Day - Monthly 

Use reporting

Alaska Source Name/Meter 

Reading X

Arizona

Withdrawal 

Location/DWR Well 

Registration

X

Online Reporting available, two 

short forms available- one for 

Santa Cruz AMA, another for all 

other areas.

Arkansas X X X X

California

Source and 

Diversion Works 

Name, 

Section/Township

X X X

Measurement Description on 

Form, Yearly Reporting

Colorado X

Connecticut Diversion Name X

Gallons pumped/Day- Monthly 

Use reporting

Delaware

Florida

Water use is reported to the 

districts and then to the State, but 

water permits are through the 

State itself.
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State

Location of 

Pump/Diversion 

Point Description

Acres 

Irrigated

Irrigation Usage (acre 

inches)

Irrigation Usage 

(Gallons used) Notes

Unit Crop Farm Unit Crop Farm

X X

Multiple Water Reporting Forms 

depending on conditions of 

permit, with Annual, Periodic, 

and Summary Forms available.

Reporting form unavailable

X Monthly Water Use Reporting

Online Reporting for registered 

users, screenshots unavailable

X Yearly Reporting

Georgia

Reporting from 

Aquifer or Multiple 

Aquifers

X Daily/Monthly Reporting

Hawaii

Ground: State Well 

Number/Name, 

Surface: Gage 

ID/Name

X

Monthly Reporting for both 

Surface/Ground

Idaho Diversion Name and 

Site Tag Number X X

Yearly reporting, typically 

submitted by Water Master rather 

than Producer unless requested

Illinois Well/intake/Townsh

ip information X

Water Use Breakdown by SelfSupplied and Purchased, Online 

reporting available

Indiana

Well/intake 

information, Source 

ID,

X

Monthly/Annual Reporting for 

Ground/Surface, Online 

Submission

Iowa Name and Type of 

Water Source X X X Monthly/Anual Reporting

Kansas Section/Township/ 

Range X X

Annual Reporting - Total use by 

Gallon, forms are mailed to water 

rights holders
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Location of 

Pump/Diversion 

Point Description

Acres 

Irrigated

Irrigation Usage (acre 

inches)

Irrigation Usage 

(Gallons used) Notes

Unit Crop Farm Unit Crop Farm

Kentucky

Agricultural water users are 

exempt from Reporting due to 

Chapter 22, Article 26 of the 

newest Legislature.

Louisiana DOTD Well 

Number/Parish X Reporting not required

Maine

Water Source info, 

If Groundwater 

Well, Distance 

from/identification 

of Nearest Surface 

Water Body. 

Municipality and 

Township

X

Gallons per Hour/Day, Daily and 

Monthly Predictions/Actuals for 

Year

Maryland X X

Required to be submitted 30 days 

after form received. Monthly 

Reporting for Year.

Massachusetts Withdrawal Point 

and Location X

Annual Reporting, separate forms 

for reporting water use for 

growing cranberries and for other 

crops.

Michigan

Pump ID, Location, 

capacity, Water 

Source Information

X X X X X Monthly Reporting for Year

Minnesota X X

Received screenshots of online 

process from Sean Hunt on 4/30
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State

Location of 

Pump/Diversion 

Point Description

Acres 

Irrigated

Irrigation Usage (acre 

inches)

Irrigation Usage 

(Gallons used) Notes

Unit Crop Farm Unit Crop Farm

Mississippi

Water reporting records are taken 

during permitting process and 

voluntary reporting

Missouri

Water Use 

Information: 

Withdrawal/Intake 

ID Number, Well 

Cert#, Water Body 

Name, etc

X X X

Monthly Reporting for Year, 

online reporting availablepermitting for new users and 

reporting is on the same form

Montana Location and Type 

of Device Used X X

Annual Reporting, Multiple 

Reporting Forms available- Flow 

Meter, Hour Meter, Open 

Channel, Staff Gage, Static 

Level, Watt Hour Meter can be 

used.

Nebraska

Not all Water Districts required 

to submit reports and some 

reporting information is obtained 

via meters, those that are will be 

sent in by producers in the form 

of a spreadsheet or written 

statement with few exceptions. 

These exceptions vary from one 

district to another. Some districts 

also participate in Adjacent State 

Transfers.

Reporting required

Yes, in sub-areas, have form

Volunteer Reports

Reporting not required

Yes, for all District required flow 

meters (sub areas)

Yes, in sub-areas, have form

Yes, in sub-areas, have form
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State

Location of 

Pump/Diversion 

Point Description

Acres 

Irrigated

Irrigation Usage (acre 

inches)

Irrigation Usage 

(Gallons used) Notes

Unit Crop Farm Unit Crop Farm

Volunteer Reports

Reporting required, provided by 

meters

Reporting required, provided by 

meters

Yes, in sub-areas

Reporting required, provided by 

meters

Reporting required, provided by 

meters

Reporting required, provided by 

meters

Reporting not required

Reporting required, provided by 

meters

Reporting required, provided by 

meters

Reporting not required

Reporting required, provided by 

meters

Reporting required, provided by 

meters

Reporting required, provided by 

meters

Reporting required, provided by 

meters

Reporting required, provided by 

meters

Nevada Well Name or Basin 

Number X

New 

Hampshire

Source Name and 

Destination ID X

Monthly Online Reporting 

Process
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State

Location of 

Pump/Diversion 

Point Description

Acres 

Irrigated

Irrigation Usage (acre 

inches)

Irrigation Usage 

(Gallons used) Notes

Unit Crop Farm Unit Crop Farm

New Jersey

Source Name , 

Well/Intake 

Information

X X

Quarterly or Annual Online 

Reporting Process

New Mexico

Location of Well, 

Number, 

Subdivision/Townsh

ip (for Ground) also 

USGS Coordinates 

and Lat/Long (for 

Surface), Source 

Information

X X

Separate Forms for Ground and 

Surface Water

New York Source Name/Type X

Monthly Reporting Due March 

31 of Each Year. General Map 

(USGS) and Interbasin 

Diversions (if any) also required

North 

Carolina

Source and Well ID 

Numbers, Lat/Long X

Application and Reporting on the 

same form

North 

Dakota N/A X X Online Reporting

Ohio

Facility Well ID 

(Ground) or Intake 

ID (Surface), 

Source/Well 

Number

X Annual Reporting

Oklahoma Pump/Diversion 

Point kept on file X X

Water is Pre-Allocated, Report is 

only to verify

Oregon Facility Report ID X X X

October through September of 

following year (Annual) 

reporting

Pennsylvania X

Online Annual Reporting from 

Jan to Dec, Unable to acquire 

screenshots, but have sample 

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State

Location of 

Pump/Diversion 

Point Description

Acres 

Irrigated

Irrigation Usage (acre 

inches)

Irrigation Usage 

(Gallons used) Notes

Unit Crop Farm Unit Crop Farm

Rhode Island X

Only major water suppliers 

(50million gallons/year or more) 

are required to report. 

Agricultural needs are preestimated and privately verified 

by consumers *See email in State 

file*

South 

Carolina

Source(ground), 

name of well or 

wells utilized

X

Actual Reporting Forms mailed 

strictly to water-rights holders, 

but requirements visible in other 

documents.

South 

Dakota X X X

Monthly/Annual Reporting due 

by December 2 of each year

Tennessee Source/Intake 

Information X

Daily Averages Annual Report 

due by March 1 of each year

Texas

Aquifer/Source/Wel

l Information for 

Purchased and SelfSupplied Water

X

Municipal Water Use Survey due 

December 31 of each year. Forms 

for 

Ground/Surface/Purchased/SelfSupplied available.

Utah Source/Well 

Information X X X X

Annual Online Reporting when 

requested. Water is allocated and

monitored.

Vermont Facility ID (Water 

Source) X

Daily/Monthly forms Annually 

submitted

Virginia Well Number X

Online Reporting available, 

Montly/Annual Withdrawal 

Amounts. Excess over 10,000 

gallons/day is required to be 

reported, below that is voluntary

Washington Only Meter Type X X

Online Reporting available. 

Reporting due by January 31 

each year
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State

Location of 

Pump/Diversion 

Point Description

Acres 

Irrigated

Irrigation Usage (acre 

inches)

Irrigation Usage 

(Gallons used) Notes

Unit Crop Farm Unit Crop Farm

West 

Virginia

Farmers and Irrigators are 

exempt from filling out both an 

application/permit and reporting 

water use in West Virginia

Wisconsin

Source Name, Well 

Number, Public 

Water System ID (if 

applicable)

X

Annual Reporting due March 1 

for previous year, majority of 

information that would 

supplement the actual permitting 

process as is typical in most 

States is taken from the water 

reporting form instead.

Wyoming N/A Reporting not required
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Appendix E 

Historical Precipitation by State and County 
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Table E1. Historical Precipitation by State and County – 

5 Month Average and Standard Deviation

State County 5 Month 

Avg

5 Month 

SD

AL Baldwin 33.9 8.4

AL Barbour 22.3 6.1

AL Bibb 22.6 6.6

AL Blount 25.1 6.1

AL Bullock 25.0 6.4

AL Butler 25.6 7.1

AL Calhoun 22.2 5.7

AL Chambers 23.7 5.5

AL Cherokee 25.9 5.3

AL Chilton 23.5 6.2

AL Clarke 26.6 6.3

AL Clay 24.1 6.3

AL Cleburne 24.0 6.1

AL Coffee 25.8 7.3

AL Colbert 22.5 5.5

AL Conecuh 24.5 7.2

AL Coosa 25.2 6.3

AL Covington 27.7 7.9

AL Crenshaw 24.5 6.5

AL Cullman 24.0 4.4

AL Dale 18.1 5.9

AL Dallas 21.3 6.1

AL Dekalb 23.5 4.3

AL Elmore 22.0 6.5

AL Escambia 30.2 7.4

AL Etowah 23.3 5.1

AL Fayette 24.5 5.9

AL Franklin 23.9 5.3

AL Geneva 26.5 7.2

AL Greene 22.3 6.2

AL Hale 22.9 5.0

AL Henry 25.2 7.1

AL Houston 21.1 6.0

AL Jackson 23.5 4.2

AL Jefferson 24.7 5.2

AL Lamar 24.9 7.1

AL Lauderdale 21.8 5.3

AL Lawrence 23.5 5.5

AL Lee 24.9 6.3

State County 5 Month 

Avg

5 Month 

SD

AL Limestone 20.8 4.3

AL Macon 22.5 6.7

AL Madison 22.4 4.9

AL Marengo 23.6 6.2

AL Marion 26.1 5.5

AL Marshall 21.9 4.6

AL Mobile 31.0 7.8

AL Montgomery 23.3 4.8

AL Morgan 24.9 5.0

AL Pickens 23.9 5.9

AL Pike 21.7 6.1

AL Randolph 22.9 6.5

AL Shelby 21.0 5.1

AL Sumter 23.7 6.7

AL Talladega 23.3 5.9

AL Tallapoosa 23.9 6.1

AL Tuscaloosa 23.5 5.4

AL Walker 24.9 5.8

AL Washington 28.9 7.5

AL Winston 25.7 5.1

AZ Apache 7.3 1.9

AZ Cochise 8.4 1.8

AZ Coconino 6.7 1.7

AZ Gila 7.5 2.1

AZ Graham 5.9 1.6

AZ Greenlee 9.9 3.1

AZ La Paz 2.1 1.1

AZ Maricopa 3.6 1.7

AZ Mohave 3.2 1.2

AZ Navajo 7.4 1.8

AZ Pima 7.1 2.0

AZ Pinal 4.3 1.4

AZ Santa Cruz 9.8 2.6

AZ Yavapai 6.6 1.9

AZ Yuma 1.6 1.0

AR Arkansas 21.7 5.6

AR Ashley 23.7 7.6

AR Baxter 19.1 4.8

AR Benton 24.1 6.2
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Avg

5 Month 

SD

AR Boone 21.5 5.6

AR Bradley 23.2 7.0

AR Carroll 23.5 6.1

AR Chicot 22.4 7.0

AR Clark 24.6 7.4

AR Clay 21.1 5.4

AR Cleburne 23.0 6.3

AR Cleveland 32.2 9.5

AR Columbia 22.6 7.8

AR Conway 21.7 6.9

AR Craighead 19.7 5.1

AR Crawford 25.2 6.4

AR Crittenden 23.5 6.7

AR Cross 21.7 6.0

AR Dallas 23.3 6.8

AR Desha 21.9 6.3

AR Drew 22.6 6.6

AR Faulkner 22.7 5.8

AR Franklin 24.5 5.8

AR Fulton 21.1 5.1

AR Garland 24.0 6.5

AR Grant 23.9 7.2

AR Greene 21.3 6.1

AR Hempstead 23.9 7.4

AR Hot Spring 25.2 7.4

AR Howard 25.0 7.6

AR Independence 22.0 5.7

AR Izard 21.4 6.1

AR Jackson 22.1 6.0

AR Jefferson 22.6 7.5

AR Johnson 23.2 6.0

AR Lafayette 23.6 6.1

AR Lawrence 20.8 5.7

AR Lee 22.3 5.8

AR Lincoln 25.2 6.9

AR Little River 23.5 6.9

AR Logan 22.2 5.8

AR Lonoke 22.0 5.9

AR Madison 23.5 6.1

AR Miller 21.0 7.0

AR Mississippi 19.9 5.2

State County 5 Month 

Avg

5 Month 

SD

AR Monroe 22.8 6.1

AR Montgomery 21.3 6.6

AR Nevada 24.2 7.2

AR Newton 24.1 6.8

AR Ouachita 22.7 6.8

AR Perry 23.1 6.2

AR Phillips 22.1 6.3

AR Pike 24.7 7.4

AR Poinsett 26.6 6.4

AR Polk 27.4 7.2

AR Pope 15.8 5.0

AR Prairie 22.3 7.2

AR Pulaski 21.6 6.2

AR Randolph 21.1 5.4

AR St. Francis 22.1 5.7

AR Saline 24.7 6.6

AR Scott 23.3 6.9

AR Searcy 21.1 5.7

AR Sebastian 21.2 6.0

AR Sevier 19.3 6.0

AR Sharp 21.2 5.2

AR Stone 23.3 6.7

AR Union 22.1 6.7

AR Washington 22.3 5.6

AR White 23.2 6.5

AR Woodruff 17.7 4.6

AR Yell 21.6 5.9

CA Alameda 2.1 1.3

CA Amador 4.7 2.9

CA Butte 5.5 3.1

CA Calaveras 5.9 3.3

CA Colusa 2.1 1.5

CA Contra Costa 2.3 1.5

CA Del Norte 9.9 4.9

CA El Dorado 5.5 3.0

CA Fresno 3.1 1.9

CA Glenn 2.7 1.7

CA Humboldt 7.8 3.6

CA Imperial 0.6 0.7

CA Inyo 1.0 0.6

CA Kern 1.4 1.0
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State County 5 Month 

Avg

5 Month 

SD

CA Kings 1.1 0.9

CA Lake 3.1 2.2

CA Lassen 3.2 1.6

CA Los Angeles 1.7 1.6

CA Madera 3.5 2.3

CA Marin 3.9 2.7

CA Mariposa 6.4 3.4

CA Mendocino 5.0 2.8

CA Merced 1.6 1.1

CA Modoc 4.6 1.5

CA Mono 3.5 1.4

CA Monterey 2.4 1.7

CA Napa 3.5 2.3

CA Nevada 7.2 3.4

CA Orange 1.5 1.3

CA Placer 5.6 2.8

CA Plumas 5.0 2.2

CA Riverside 1.4 1.0

CA Sacramento 2.1 1.2

CA San Benito 1.9 1.5

CA San Bernardino 1.8 1.0

CA San Diego 2.2 1.4

CA San Francisco 2.5 1.8

CA San Joaquin 2.0 1.2

CA San Luis Obispo 1.8 1.5

CA San Mateo 3.1 1.9

CA Santa Barbara 1.8 1.6

CA Santa Clara 2.2 1.4

CA Santa Cruz 3.0 2.2

CA Shasta 7.0 3.2

CA Sierra 7.2 3.5

CA Siskiyou 5.5 2.2

CA Solano 2.4 1.8

CA Sonoma 4.0 2.4

CA Stanislaus 1.6 1.2

CA Tehama 6.4 3.1

CA Trinity 5.2 2.7

CA Tulare 3.9 2.5

CA Tuolumne 5.9 3.3

CA Ventura 1.4 1.4

CA Yolo 2.1 1.5

State County 5 Month 

Avg

5 Month 

SD

CA Yuba 8.6 4.8

CO Adams 10.6 2.8

CO Alamosa 5.3 1.6

CO Arapahoe 9.5 3.1

CO Baca 11.7 3.1

CO Bent 9.4 2.7

CO Boulder 13.5 3.2

CO Chaffee 6.9 2.3

CO Cheyenne 12.8 3.0

CO Clear Creek 11.4 2.8

CO Conejos 5.1 1.5

CO Crowley 8.3 3.2

CO Custer 9.3 2.6

CO Delta 5.7 1.8

CO Denver 10.7 3.3

CO Dolores 4.8 1.7

CO Douglas 12.2 3.0

CO Eagle 10.9 2.3

CO Elbert 10.5 3.1

CO El Paso 12.5 3.3

CO Fremont 8.8 3.2

CO Garfield 6.9 2.1

CO Grand 8.7 2.0

CO Gunnison 6.9 1.6

CO Hinsdale 8.7 2.4

CO Huerfano 10.1 2.8

CO Jackson 9.6 2.2

CO Jefferson 11.8 3.0

CO Kiowa 11.3 3.6

CO Kit Carson 12.0 3.2

CO Lake 8.3 1.7

CO La Plata 9.0 2.7

CO Larimer 7.8 2.9

CO Las Animas 10.7 2.4

CO Lincoln 11.2 2.9

CO Logan 12.0 2.7

CO Mesa 5.7 1.9

CO Mineral 9.4 2.5

CO Moffat 5.7 1.7

CO Montezuma 7.2 2.3

CO Montrose 5.9 1.9
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State County 5 Month 

Avg

5 Month 

SD

CO Morgan 10.1 2.7

CO Otero 9.4 2.5

CO Ouray 10.3 2.5

CO Park 9.6 2.2

CO Phillips 13.5 3.8

CO Pitkin 8.8 2.0

CO Prowers 10.7 2.9

CO Pueblo 9.3 2.7

CO Rio Blanco 6.7 1.7

CO Rio Grande 5.1 1.5

CO Routt 9.1 2.1

CO Saguache 6.5 1.9

CO San Juan 11.6 3.4

CO San Miguel 9.6 2.6

CO Sedgwick 13.3 3.5

CO Summit 8.3 1.8

CO Teller 10.5 2.7

CO Washington 11.1 2.5

CO Weld 9.7 2.6

CO Yuma 13.1 2.8

CT Fairfield 20.8 5.5

CT Hartford 22.8 6.1

CT Litchfield 23.5 5.5

CT New Haven 19.0 5.3

CT New London 20.8 4.9

CT Tolland 23.2 5.4

CT Windham 20.7 4.5

DE Kent 19.2 5.4

DE New Castle 21.4 5.2

DE Sussex 20.3 4.8

FL Alachua 29.0 5.8

FL Baker 32.8 7.7

FL Bay 25.4 6.5

FL Bradford 32.8 7.2

FL Brevard 29.6 6.8

FL Broward 32.8 7.2

FL Charlotte 31.9 7.2

FL Citrus 33.0 7.5

FL Collier 36.2 6.4

FL Columbia 31.1 6.8

FL Dade 36.8 7.4

State County 5 Month 

Avg

5 Month 

SD

FL Desoto 34.5 7.4

FL Dixie 33.3 9.9

FL Duval 29.6 7.6

FL Escambia 30.6 8.4

FL Flagler 30.5 7.8

FL Gadsden 29.5 7.0

FL Gilchrist 29.6 6.9

FL Glades 34.9 6.3

FL Gulf 34.4 8.9

FL Hamilton 28.4 6.8

FL Hardee 34.0 6.3

FL Hendry 38.0 6.0

FL Hernando 32.8 7.2

FL Highlands 34.2 6.3

FL Hillsborough 29.0 6.1

FL Holmes 29.4 7.4

FL Indian River 31.4 7.2

FL Jackson 26.2 6.1

FL Jefferson 29.1 8.0

FL Lafayette 31.8 7.9

FL Lake 28.2 6.0

FL Lee 35.0 6.3

FL Leon 33.1 8.0

FL Levy 35.4 8.0

FL Liberty 35.1 7.7

FL Madison 27.0 7.3

FL Manatee 35.6 7.4

FL Marion 31.5 6.5

FL Martin 35.6 7.6

FL Miami-Dade 37.9 9.4

FL Monroe 26.6 6.5

FL Nassau 27.3 7.9

FL Okaloosa 28.9 7.6

FL Okeechobee 33.4 8.0

FL Orange 28.0 5.9

FL Osceola 30.8 8.0

FL Palm Beach 39.4 7.0

FL Pasco 27.5 5.1

FL Pinellas 31.8 7.0

FL Polk 31.6 5.5

FL Putnam 29.1 6.9
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State County 5 Month 

Avg

5 Month 

SD

FL St. Johns 28.8 7.8

FL St. Lucie 27.0 6.3

FL Santa Rosa 30.8 8.4

FL Sarasota 31.7 6.7

FL Seminole 28.4 7.2

FL Sumter 31.2 6.7

FL Suwannee 28.8 8.5

FL Taylor 30.2 7.2

FL Volusia 30.1 7.6

FL Wakulla 34.6 8.3

FL Washington 28.1 7.1

GA Appling 31.0 7.1

GA Bacon 24.3 5.2

GA Baker 22.8 5.9

GA Baldwin 20.9 5.7

GA Banks 21.7 5.4

GA Bartow 19.3 4.6

GA Berrien 28.9 7.1

GA Bibb 20.5 4.9

GA Brantley 30.5 6.5

GA Bulloch 24.8 6.9

GA Burke 21.9 5.3

GA Calhoun 22.0 5.4

GA Camden 28.3 6.6

GA Candler 23.8 7.3

GA Carroll 22.3 5.7

GA Charlton 28.1 6.7

GA Chatham 28.6 7.4

GA Chattahoochee 17.4 5.2

GA Chattooga 23.7 5.9

GA Cherokee 23.7 5.5

GA Clarke 22.2 6.0

GA Clay 23.0 5.7

GA Clayton 21.6 5.5

GA Clinch 27.4 6.0

GA Cobb 20.9 5.7

GA Coffee 25.3 5.5

GA Colquitt 24.6 6.1

GA Columbia 21.8 5.3

GA Coweta 22.3 5.6

GA Crisp 21.4 5.5

State County 5 Month 

Avg

5 Month 

SD

GA Decatur 27.1 6.6

GA Dekalb 19.7 5.2

GA Dodge 22.3 5.0

GA Dooly 29.7 6.3

GA Dougherty 22.1 5.3

GA Early 23.8 6.7

GA Elbert 21.5 6.0

GA Fannin 28.7 5.2

GA Fayette 17.2 4.3

GA Floyd 23.4 5.5

GA Forsyth 23.2 6.1

GA Fulton 20.6 4.8

GA Glynn 26.8 7.2

GA Grady 27.1 6.7

GA Greene 20.8 5.1

GA Habersham 24.9 6.0

GA Hall 21.2 5.3

GA Harris 21.1 5.5

GA Hart 20.9 5.8

GA Henry 25.8 6.1

GA Houston 21.7 5.1

GA Irwin 28.3 5.9

GA Jasper 21.1 5.9

GA Jeff Davis 23.7 5.1

GA Jefferson 21.2 5.9

GA Johnson 22.9 5.8

GA Laurens 21.4 5.4

GA Lee 25.6 5.6

GA Liberty 28.1 7.4

GA Lowndes 23.9 6.0

GA Mcintosh 27.3 6.8

GA Madison 16.4 4.9

GA Miller 26.3 7.7

GA Mitchell 24.9 6.4

GA Murray 23.1 5.1

GA Muscogee 22.2 6.2

GA Newton 21.0 5.9

GA Oconee 19.3 4.7

GA Oglethorpe 20.9 5.7

GA Paulding 22.9 5.2

GA Pickens 25.1 5.7
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Avg

5 Month 

SD

GA Pierce 28.4 6.7

GA Polk 23.0 5.5

GA Pulaski 21.1 5.4

GA Quitman 25.3 5.8

GA Rabun 30.1 7.1

GA Randolph 24.1 6.4

GA Richmond 19.9 4.9

GA Screven 28.0 7.1

GA Seminole 30.7 9.1

GA Stephens 25.5 7.1

GA Sumter 22.5 5.7

GA Talbot 23.2 6.6

GA Tattnall 25.6 6.3

GA Thomas 26.2 6.6

GA Tift 22.8 5.7

GA Toombs 27.3 6.7

GA Troup 22.5 5.6

GA Turner 24.0 5.6

GA Union 24.9 5.2

GA Upson 22.1 6.0

GA Walker 23.8 4.9

GA Warren 21.4 5.2

GA Washington 21.6 5.9

GA Wayne 27.4 6.9

GA White 28.3 6.4

GA Wilcox 22.0 5.5

GA Wilkes 21.2 5.8

GA Wilkinson 21.5 5.9

GA Worth 23.8 5.8

ID Ada 4.7 1.7

ID Adams 7.1 2.2

ID Bannock 6.6 2.4

ID Bear Lake 5.9 2.0

ID Benewah 9.6 2.3

ID Bingham 4.9 2.0

ID Blaine 5.5 2.2

ID Boise 6.7 2.3

ID Bonner 10.3 2.5

ID Bonneville 7.3 2.3

ID Boundary 7.7 2.0

ID Butte 5.3 2.2

State County 5 Month 

Avg

5 Month 

SD

ID Camas 4.5 2.0

ID Canyon 3.8 1.4

ID Caribou 7.8 2.2

ID Cassia 5.4 1.9

ID Clark 7.5 2.3

ID Clearwater 11.6 2.6

ID Custer 5.4 1.5

ID Elmore 2.7 1.3

ID Franklin 7.3 2.5

ID Fremont 8.6 2.5

ID Gem 5.2 1.8

ID Gooding 3.1 1.3

ID Idaho 11.5 2.3

ID Jefferson 5.1 1.9

ID Jerome 3.7 1.4

ID Kootenai 8.6 2.4

ID Latah 8.9 2.1

ID Lemhi 6.5 1.6

ID Lewis 10.3 2.3

ID Lincoln 3.4 1.4

ID Madison 6.1 2.1

ID Minidoka 4.2 1.8

ID Nez Perce 5.9 1.5

ID Owyhee 4.2 1.4

ID Payette 3.6 1.4

ID Power 8.1 2.8

ID Shoshone 11.6 3.1

ID Teton 8.2 2.5

ID Twin Falls 4.2 1.6

ID Valley 8.1 2.1

ID Washington 5.4 2.0

IL Adams 21.8 5.9

IL Bureau 22.5 5.0

IL Carroll 22.6 5.7

IL Champaign 20.3 4.7

IL Christian 19.9 5.3

IL Clay 20.6 5.3

IL Clinton 21.0 5.9

IL Coles 19.1 5.3

IL Cook 20.8 4.1

IL Crawford 21.6 5.1
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IL Dekalb 21.5 5.4

IL Douglas 21.7 5.5

IL Dupage 20.5 4.3

IL Edgar 22.2 6.3

IL Edwards 19.2 4.9

IL Fayette 21.8 5.5

IL Ford 21.1 4.8

IL Franklin 20.8 5.9

IL Greene 20.2 6.5

IL Grundy 21.0 5.3

IL Hancock 22.4 6.3

IL Hardin 23.9 6.5

IL Henderson 21.6 6.5

IL Henry 22.3 5.6

IL Iroquois 22.2 5.6

IL Jackson 19.4 5.2

IL Jasper 21.5 5.3

IL Jefferson 21.4 5.1

IL Jersey 20.7 6.0

IL Jo Daviess 22.3 5.4

IL Kane 19.8 4.5

IL Kankakee 23.1 5.0

IL Knox 22.3 5.7

IL Lake 18.9 4.1

IL La Salle 21.4 5.4

IL Lawrence 20.8 4.8

IL Lee 21.8 5.0

IL Livingston 21.5 4.6

IL Logan 22.0 5.7

IL Mcdonough 18.6 5.2

IL Mchenry 21.2 4.7

IL Mclean 20.3 4.9

IL Macon 19.9 5.2

IL Macoupin 20.4 5.1

IL Madison 21.0 5.9

IL Marion 20.8 5.1

IL Marshall 21.1 5.2

IL Mason 20.8 6.0

IL Massac 22.3 5.6

IL Menard 19.1 5.7

IL Mercer 21.6 6.5

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IL Monroe 20.7 6.0

IL Montgomery 22.3 6.3

IL Morgan 21.6 6.3

IL Moultrie 22.3 5.4

IL Ogle 20.7 4.9

IL Peoria 20.8 5.3

IL Perry 21.5 6.3

IL Pike 21.1 6.6

IL Pope 22.8 5.3

IL Pulaski 24.5 5.8

IL Putnam 21.0 5.2

IL Randolph 21.3 5.2

IL Richland 22.1 5.8

IL Rock Island 21.9 5.6

IL St. Clair 21.0 5.2

IL Saline 22.0 6.3

IL Sangamon 22.5 5.7

IL Schuyler 22.9 7.0

IL Scott 22.1 6.6

IL Shelby 21.8 5.0

IL Stephenson 21.3 5.2

IL Union 22.9 6.1

IL Vermilion 21.7 4.9

IL Wabash 22.5 5.3

IL Warren 21.8 5.8

IL Washington 20.1 5.6

IL Wayne 21.9 5.3

IL White 22.7 5.9

IL Whiteside 21.4 5.2

IL Will 20.8 5.2

IL Winnebago 22.3 5.8

IL Woodford 21.7 5.2

IN Adams 20.6 4.5

IN Allen 20.1 4.1

IN Bartholomew 22.2 5.4

IN Benton 23.0 5.0

IN Blackford 21.1 4.8

IN Boone 23.6 5.8

IN Carroll 21.5 4.7

IN Cass 22.6 4.6

IN Clinton 22.1 4.8
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IN Daviess 22.9 5.7

IN Decatur 23.1 5.4

IN Dekalb 20.5 4.0

IN Delaware 20.9 5.3

IN Dubois 23.8 6.6

IN Elkhart 19.1 4.0

IN Fountain 22.6 5.2

IN Franklin 22.1 4.7

IN Fulton 21.7 4.9

IN Gibson 23.2 5.3

IN Grant 21.5 5.1

IN Hamilton 22.1 4.8

IN Hancock 23.5 5.6

IN Henry 22.5 5.2

IN Howard 22.1 5.0

IN Huntington 21.6 4.4

IN Jackson 23.2 5.8

IN Jasper 22.5 5.8

IN Jay 20.7 5.1

IN Jefferson 22.9 5.4

IN Jennings 23.0 5.2

IN Johnson 25.3 5.7

IN Knox 23.0 4.6

IN Kosciusko 20.7 4.5

IN Lagrange 20.5 4.1

IN Lake 21.7 5.6

IN Laporte 22.3 4.7

IN Lawrence 26.2 5.6

IN Madison 21.3 4.7

IN Marion 22.1 4.9

IN Marshall 23.1 3.9

IN Martin 23.3 6.0

IN Monroe 21.8 5.0

IN Montgomery 22.9 5.5

IN Morgan 22.7 5.6

IN Orange 24.0 6.4

IN Owen 24.2 5.7

IN Parke 23.5 6.2

IN Perry 23.6 5.0

IN Pike 25.8 5.9

IN Porter 20.7 3.8

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IN Posey 23.7 5.8

IN Pulaski 21.8 4.2

IN Putnam 23.6 5.6

IN Randolph 21.2 4.7

IN Rush 23.0 5.1

IN St. Joseph 21.8 3.6

IN Scott 25.3 5.0

IN Shelby 21.3 4.8

IN Spencer 21.8 4.9

IN Starke 24.3 4.6

IN Steuben 20.3 3.9

IN Sullivan 22.5 5.5

IN Tippecanoe 22.0 4.5

IN Tipton 21.0 5.2

IN Vanderburgh 21.5 5.3

IN Vermillion 20.3 5.2

IN Vigo 20.4 5.3

IN Wabash 22.7 4.2

IN Warrick 22.8 5.2

IN Wayne 21.0 5.2

IN Wells 21.5 4.6

IN Whitley 20.4 4.4

IA Adair 22.8 5.9

IA Adams 23.2 5.4

IA Allamakee 22.8 5.5

IA Appanoose 23.6 7.2

IA Audubon 22.9 5.7

IA Benton 22.6 5.9

IA Black Hawk 22.8 6.1

IA Boone 23.8 6.1

IA Bremer 24.0 5.8

IA Buchanan 28.9 6.4

IA Buena Vista 21.8 5.4

IA Butler 23.3 5.7

IA Calhoun 22.0 5.9

IA Carroll 22.2 5.7

IA Cass 22.8 6.8

IA Cedar 21.5 5.3

IA Cerro Gordo 23.2 6.1

IA Cherokee 20.6 5.0

IA Chickasaw 23.7 6.2
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IA Clarke 24.4 6.3

IA Clay 18.4 4.8

IA Clayton 22.3 5.0

IA Clinton 21.3 5.3

IA Crawford 21.2 5.8

IA Dallas 22.7 5.4

IA Davis 24.1 7.0

IA Decatur 23.7 6.1

IA Delaware 23.2 6.0

IA Des Moines 21.9 6.4

IA Dickinson 20.5 5.2

IA Dubuque 22.3 5.6

IA Emmet 20.1 5.3

IA Fayette 24.5 5.6

IA Floyd 23.0 5.8

IA Franklin 24.0 5.6

IA Fremont 22.7 6.1

IA Greene 21.9 5.5

IA Grundy 22.9 6.1

IA Guthrie 23.9 6.1

IA Hamilton 22.7 6.6

IA Hancock 21.6 5.2

IA Hardin 23.3 5.8

IA Harrison 22.1 5.1

IA Henry 22.7 7.2

IA Howard 23.2 5.4

IA Humboldt 23.4 5.3

IA Ida 21.4 4.8

IA Iowa 23.7 7.1

IA Jackson 21.5 5.5

IA Jasper 24.6 5.8

IA Jefferson 22.7 6.7

IA Johnson 21.6 6.3

IA Jones 23.3 6.6

IA Keokuk 22.6 7.0

IA Kossuth 20.8 4.7

IA Lee 22.7 6.5

IA Linn 24.7 6.2

IA Louisa 23.3 6.4

IA Lucas 24.0 6.1

IA Lyon 18.9 5.0

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IA Madison 22.6 5.9

IA Mahaska 23.3 6.5

IA Marion 23.5 6.4

IA Marshall 21.3 5.6

IA Mitchell 23.3 5.8

IA Monona 20.8 5.1

IA Monroe 23.4 6.4

IA Montgomery 24.0 6.5

IA Muscatine 22.8 6.4

IA O'Brien 19.9 4.4

IA Osceola 19.8 4.5

IA Page 23.8 5.6

IA Palo Alto 21.2 5.4

IA Plymouth 19.3 5.0

IA Pocahontas 21.8 5.4

IA Polk 22.2 6.0

IA Pottawattamie 23.1 6.1

IA Poweshiek 23.0 6.2

IA Ringgold 23.4 6.1

IA Sac 21.4 5.4

IA Scott 21.1 5.4

IA Shelby 22.6 5.5

IA Sioux 19.2 4.4

IA Story 23.8 6.3

IA Tama 23.0 6.4

IA Taylor 24.5 5.7

IA Union 23.4 6.5

IA Van Buren 23.5 7.1

IA Wapello 22.8 6.4

IA Warren 23.1 6.2

IA Washington 22.1 6.9

IA Wayne 23.7 6.8

IA Webster 23.1 5.7

IA Winnebago 22.6 5.6

IA Winneshiek 22.7 5.6

IA Woodbury 18.5 4.2

IA Worth 22.5 6.1

IA Wright 22.7 5.7

KS Allen 26.3 7.6

KS Anderson 24.4 6.5

KS Atchison 23.6 6.9
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KS Barber 16.6 5.8

KS Barton 17.4 5.4

KS Bourbon 25.0 7.4

KS Brown 23.9 6.9

KS Butler 23.1 6.9

KS Chase 22.6 6.9

KS Chautauqua 23.2 6.8

KS Cherokee 24.4 7.0

KS Cheyenne 12.8 3.5

KS Clark 15.0 4.5

KS Clay 20.7 6.4

KS Cloud 19.7 6.2

KS Coffey 23.0 7.1

KS Comanche 16.8 4.5

KS Cowley 21.0 6.6

KS Crawford 26.0 7.5

KS Decatur 15.6 4.0

KS Dickinson 21.5 6.1

KS Doniphan 23.8 6.8

KS Douglas 22.9 6.5

KS Elk 23.2 7.3

KS Ellis 16.3 5.0

KS Ellsworth 18.5 5.3

KS Finney 13.4 4.2

KS Ford 14.8 4.6

KS Franklin 24.6 6.8

KS Geary 19.9 6.0

KS Gove 17.1 5.6

KS Graham 16.2 4.9

KS Grant 12.0 3.7

KS Gray 14.6 4.3

KS Greeley 14.6 4.1

KS Greenwood 23.8 8.5

KS Hamilton 11.6 3.5

KS Harper 19.1 6.4

KS Harvey 20.2 6.8

KS Haskell 13.2 4.0

KS Hodgeman 15.3 5.0

KS Jackson 23.8 6.3

KS Jefferson 24.4 6.5

KS Jewell 17.8 4.9

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KS Johnson 22.6 6.4

KS Kearny 13.0 4.2

KS Kingman 19.4 6.1

KS Kiowa 16.0 4.6

KS Labette 24.0 6.1

KS Lane 14.7 4.5

KS Leavenworth 25.4 6.8

KS Lincoln 19.0 6.4

KS Logan 12.6 3.0

KS Lyon 24.1 7.2

KS Mcpherson 20.2 6.6

KS Marion 21.5 6.9

KS Marshall 22.0 6.5

KS Meade 15.2 4.8

KS Miami 24.4 6.7

KS Mitchell 18.0 5.8

KS Montgomery 23.8 6.5

KS Morris 20.7 7.1

KS Morton 12.4 3.6

KS Nemaha 23.3 6.9

KS Neosho 33.7 9.4

KS Ness 15.1 4.4

KS Norton 16.4 4.1

KS Osage 23.5 7.0

KS Ottawa 19.8 6.8

KS Pawnee 16.7 5.1

KS Phillips 17.0 4.9

KS Pottawatomie 22.5 6.6

KS Pratt 16.8 5.0

KS Rawlins 15.0 4.2

KS Reno 20.2 6.5

KS Republic 20.5 5.7

KS Rice 18.3 5.8

KS Riley 22.4 6.4

KS Rooks 17.3 5.5

KS Rush 17.7 5.7

KS Russell 17.2 5.6

KS Saline 27.2 8.6

KS Scott 14.0 3.6

KS Sedgwick 21.6 7.0

KS Seward 13.2 3.8
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KS Shawnee 21.8 6.0

KS Sheridan 15.1 4.6

KS Sherman 13.9 3.7

KS Smith 17.4 4.9

KS Stafford 17.0 5.2

KS Stanton 12.7 3.3

KS Stevens 13.2 4.1

KS Sumner 21.3 7.3

KS Thomas 14.6 4.3

KS Trego 15.7 4.5

KS Wabaunsee 23.5 7.0

KS Wallace 13.7 3.4

KS Washington 21.8 6.3

KS Wichita 13.2 3.9

KS Wilson 23.8 7.8

KS Woodson 23.9 7.2

KS Wyandotte 24.1 7.0

KY Allen 24.0 5.5

KY Boone 21.1 5.0

KY Boyd 21.5 4.7

KY Boyle 22.7 5.4

KY Breathitt 21.2 5.1

KY Breckinridge 23.8 5.9

KY Bullitt 23.6 6.3

KY Butler 22.6 6.0

KY Caldwell 21.7 5.9

KY Calloway 23.9 5.4

KY Carter 23.1 4.3

KY Christian 20.0 4.9

KY Clay 24.3 5.2

KY Edmonson 23.6 5.1

KY Elliott 22.4 4.6

KY Estill 20.4 5.2

KY Fayette 22.7 5.2

KY Franklin 22.5 5.2

KY Gallatin 22.1 5.5

KY Garrard 25.4 5.4

KY Grayson 22.7 5.1

KY Green 24.6 5.7

KY Greenup 20.7 4.6

KY Hardin 24.5 6.2

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SD

KY Harlan 23.9 4.6

KY Harrison 21.7 5.2

KY Henderson 21.8 4.7

KY Hopkins 22.5 5.2

KY Jefferson 21.6 5.1

KY Johnson 22.2 4.4

KY Knott 21.4 4.8

KY Knox 24.3 5.0

KY Larue 24.8 5.7

KY Laurel 23.6 4.9

KY Lawrence 19.6 4.3

KY Lee 19.8 4.3

KY Livingston 22.8 6.7

KY Logan 23.6 5.2

KY Lyon 20.4 5.3

KY Mccracken 22.8 5.6

KY Mccreary 24.4 5.4

KY Mclean 20.6 4.9

KY Madison 23.3 5.0

KY Marion 23.7 6.2

KY Marshall 22.5 5.3

KY Martin 19.8 4.0

KY Mason 22.2 5.1

KY Meade 25.9 5.0

KY Montgomery 22.7 5.1

KY Morgan 22.0 4.3

KY Nelson 23.7 5.6

KY Ohio 22.4 5.1

KY Oldham 25.1 5.4

KY Owsley 23.1 4.8

KY Perry 21.5 4.6

KY Powell 19.4 4.9

KY Pulaski 23.9 5.3

KY Rockcastle 23.5 4.5

KY Rowan 23.6 5.0

KY Russell 24.9 5.8

KY Warren 22.6 5.7

KY Wayne 23.3 4.7

KY Webster 21.8 4.7

KY Woodford 23.6 5.6

LA Acadia 29.3 7.5
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LA Allen 28.4 7.6

LA Assumption 31.0 7.4

LA Avoyelles 26.5 7.1

LA Beauregard 26.2 8.0

LA Bienville 25.2 7.6

LA Bossier 20.7 6.6

LA Caddo 20.0 5.7

LA Calcasieu 23.2 6.3

LA Caldwell 23.2 7.2

LA Cameron 29.6 7.5

LA Catahoula 25.1 6.2

LA Claiborne 23.6 7.4

LA De Soto 22.2 6.4

LA East Baton Rouge 28.9 7.7

LA East Carroll 23.3 6.3

LA East Feliciana 28.4 7.4

LA Franklin 24.7 6.3

LA Grant 24.3 7.0

LA Iberia 31.9 6.9

LA Iberville 29.7 8.4

LA Jefferson 33.7 8.1

LA Jefferson Davis 29.2 7.7

LA Lafayette 29.8 7.0

LA Lafourche 34.4 7.2

LA La Salle 29.2 7.5

LA Lincoln 23.0 7.1

LA Madison 19.2 5.2

LA Morehouse 23.3 7.7

LA Natchitoches 22.9 7.4

LA Orleans 25.2 6.7

LA Ouachita 23.4 6.9

LA Plaquemines 34.9 8.2

LA Pointe Coupee 27.8 9.2

LA Rapides 23.6 5.4

LA Richland 25.8 7.5

LA Sabine 20.3 5.4

LA St. John The 

Baptist 31.8 9.3

LA St. Landry 27.7 7.5

LA St. Martin 34.9 8.4

LA St. Mary 29.3 6.8

LA St. Tammany 29.3 8.1

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LA Tangipahoa 29.8 6.8

LA Tensas 22.6 6.7

LA Terrebonne 34.9 8.9

LA Union 21.9 6.3

LA Vermilion 32.4 8.6

LA Vernon 22.0 6.5

LA Webster 22.7 7.7

LA West Baton Rouge 30.5 7.7

ME Androscoggin 21.8 5.0

ME Aroostook 19.6 3.7

ME Cumberland 20.7 5.2

ME Franklin 20.1 3.9

ME Hancock 21.4 5.1

ME Kennebec 19.8 4.7

ME Knox 21.1 5.1

ME Lincoln 20.8 4.6

ME Oxford 21.0 4.4

ME Penobscot 20.3 4.2

ME Piscataquis 20.5 4.4

ME Somerset 20.4 4.1

ME Waldo 20.6 5.3

ME Washington 19.3 4.4

ME York 21.7 5.6

MD Allegany 20.4 4.4

MD Anne Arundel 19.5 5.5

MD Baltimore 19.9 5.4

MD Calvert 22.6 6.7

MD Carroll 20.5 5.1

MD Frederick 22.2 5.4

MD Garrett 22.4 4.6

MD Harford 22.4 6.1

MD Kent 21.3 5.4

MD Montgomery 20.3 5.6

MD Prince George'S 21.3 5.1

MD Queen Anne'S 25.7 6.5

MD St. Mary'S 22.8 6.2

MD Somerset 23.5 6.7

MD Talbot 22.2 6.1

MD Washington 19.2 4.8

MD Wicomico 22.1 4.8

MD Worcester 19.4 5.0
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MA Barnstable 17.8 4.2

MA Berkshire 22.0 4.7

MA Bristol 19.5 4.9

MA Dukes 17.9 4.3

MA Essex 20.5 5.2

MA Franklin 20.0 4.4

MA Hampden 21.9 4.7

MA Hampshire 21.1 5.2

MA Middlesex 20.5 5.1

MA Norfolk 20.9 4.9

MA Plymouth 21.1 4.9

MA Suffolk 20.5 5.7

MA Worcester 21.5 4.6

MI Alcona 19.9 3.1

MI Alger 17.4 3.7

MI Allegan 16.4 4.6

MI Alpena 16.1 2.9

MI Arenac 16.8 3.3

MI Baraga 17.7 3.6

MI Barry 18.7 4.1

MI Bay 17.0 2.9

MI Benzie 17.9 3.4

MI Berrien 19.3 3.9

MI Branch 20.1 4.5

MI Calhoun 18.6 4.1

MI Cass 20.5 4.1

MI Charlevoix 16.4 3.0

MI Cheboygan 15.9 3.7

MI Chippewa 17.0 3.1

MI Clinton 17.3 3.3

MI Crawford 18.4 3.9

MI Delta 17.2 3.5

MI Dickinson 15.9 3.9

MI Eaton 18.1 3.6

MI Emmet 17.3 3.1

MI Genesee 18.7 3.9

MI Gladwin 17.7 3.2

MI Gogebic 19.5 3.7

MI Grand Traverse 17.2 2.9

MI Gratiot 17.4 3.7

MI Hillsdale 20.5 4.0

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SD

MI Houghton 14.3 3.6

MI Huron 17.2 3.4

MI Ingham 17.5 3.8

MI Ionia 18.5 3.6

MI Iosco 16.6 2.7

MI Iron 20.2 4.0

MI Isabella 17.9 3.7

MI Jackson 17.3 3.4

MI Kalamazoo 18.1 3.6

MI Kalkaska 18.0 3.0

MI Kent 18.2 3.8

MI Keweenaw 15.9 4.3

MI Lake 18.6 5.1

MI Lapeer 17.6 4.4

MI Leelanau 16.3 2.8

MI Lenawee 19.1 3.8

MI Livingston 19.1 3.9

MI Luce 15.5 3.2

MI Mackinac 15.2 3.1

MI Macomb 18.3 3.5

MI Manistee 17.5 3.7

MI Marquette 16.3 3.2

MI Mason 17.7 4.6

MI Mecosta 18.3 4.3

MI Midland 16.2 3.0

MI Missaukee 17.0 3.3

MI Monroe 20.7 3.8

MI Montcalm 18.2 3.6

MI Montmorency 14.8 3.0

MI Muskegon 16.5 3.6

MI Newaygo 18.7 3.7

MI Oakland 15.8 3.4

MI Oceana 17.9 4.3

MI Ogemaw 17.0 3.0

MI Ontonagon 18.9 3.5

MI Oscoda 15.5 3.1

MI Otsego 15.7 2.6

MI Ottawa 19.2 5.2

MI Presque Isle 17.0 3.0

MI Roscommon 15.0 3.2

MI Saginaw 18.2 3.4
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MI St. Clair 16.5 3.2

MI St. Joseph 20.3 4.2

MI Sanilac 18.0 3.8

MI Schoolcraft 17.2 4.1

MI Shiawassee 16.7 4.0

MI Tuscola 17.3 3.3

MI Van Buren 19.0 4.7

MI Washtenaw 18.4 3.6

MI Wayne 18.1 3.7

MN Aitkin 19.7 4.5

MN Anoka 22.1 4.8

MN Becker 18.7 4.1

MN Beltrami 18.0 3.7

MN Benton 15.8 3.8

MN Big Stone 17.0 4.0

MN Blue Earth 23.4 5.0

MN Brown 19.2 4.4

MN Carlton 20.1 4.3

MN Carver 17.8 4.8

MN Cass 18.3 3.7

MN Chippewa 17.7 4.7

MN Chisago 21.3 5.1

MN Clay 17.4 4.4

MN Clearwater 18.5 4.4

MN Cook 16.7 3.3

MN Cottonwood 19.7 4.4

MN Crow Wing 17.2 4.1

MN Dakota 21.2 5.0

MN Douglas 17.5 4.6

MN Faribault 21.6 5.3

MN Fillmore 24.4 5.3

MN Freeborn 22.3 5.5

MN Goodhue 21.0 4.7

MN Hennepin 22.0 5.0

MN Houston 23.6 5.8

MN Isanti 20.8 5.8

MN Itasca 18.9 3.9

MN Jackson 19.9 4.3

MN Kanabec 19.7 4.8

MN Kandiyohi 20.5 5.0

MN Kittson 14.2 3.5

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MN Koochiching 16.7 3.3

MN Lac Qui Parle 17.8 4.5

MN Lake 17.7 2.9

MN Lake Of The 

Woods 17.3 4.1

MN Lyon 18.3 4.8

MN Mcleod 19.7 4.3

MN Mahnomen 16.6 3.7

MN Marshall 15.3 3.6

MN Martin 20.9 5.3

MN Meeker 18.8 4.7

MN Mille Lacs 20.5 5.3

MN Morrison 18.4 4.1

MN Mower 22.4 5.3

MN Murray 19.9 5.2

MN Nicollet 21.0 5.8

MN Nobles 19.4 4.7

MN Norman 17.1 3.9

MN Olmsted 21.4 4.9

MN Otter Tail 19.0 3.8

MN Pennington 17.0 4.4

MN Pine 21.2 4.5

MN Pipestone 18.2 4.6

MN Polk 16.0 3.3

MN Pope 17.6 4.6

MN Ramsey 20.3 4.6

MN Red Lake 16.5 4.5

MN Redwood 18.5 4.4

MN Renville 20.2 5.0

MN Rice 21.8 4.9

MN Roseau 15.9 4.0

MN St. Louis 19.0 3.2

MN Scott 21.4 5.9

MN Sherburne 20.4 4.4

MN Sibley 21.0 5.1

MN Stearns 19.5 4.5

MN Steele 21.4 5.0

MN Stevens 17.5 4.1

MN Swift 18.5 4.5

MN Todd 18.9 4.6

MN Traverse 17.3 4.2

MN Wabasha 21.8 5.2
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MN Wadena 18.8 4.3

MN Waseca 21.7 5.1

MN Washington 18.8 4.2

MN Watonwan 20.1 4.9

MN Wilkin 18.4 4.4

MN Winona 21.4 5.1

MN Wright 21.6 5.6

MN Yellow Medicine 18.8 4.4

MS Adams 25.4 7.3

MS Alcorn 23.4 6.0

MS Attala 25.1 6.8

MS Benton 24.8 6.6

MS Bolivar 23.9 6.4

MS Calhoun 24.1 7.0

MS Carroll 22.4 6.3

MS Claiborne 24.1 6.5

MS Clarke 28.9 6.7

MS Coahoma 22.4 6.6

MS Copiah 26.6 6.0

MS Covington 25.6 5.9

MS Desoto 24.1 5.4

MS Forrest 23.5 5.9

MS Grenada 24.7 6.3

MS Hancock 32.9 8.6

MS Harrison 30.9 7.8

MS Hinds 20.0 5.8

MS Holmes 24.5 6.9

MS Humphreys 24.0 7.1

MS Itawamba 25.5 6.3

MS Jackson 30.1 8.3

MS Jones 25.7 6.0

MS Lafayette 24.3 5.7

MS Lauderdale 23.7 7.7

MS Lawrence 26.5 6.6

MS Leake 23.6 6.4

MS Lee 23.9 6.3

MS Lincoln 26.4 6.3

MS Lowndes 22.0 6.1

MS Madison 23.2 6.6

MS Marion 27.9 6.2

MS Marshall 23.9 5.4

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MS Monroe 23.1 5.9

MS Montgomery 24.5 6.2

MS Neshoba 24.4 6.7

MS Newton 23.0 6.3

MS Noxubee 23.4 5.8

MS Oktibbeha 23.4 6.6

MS Panola 23.3 5.7

MS Pearl River 30.4 7.3

MS Perry 30.9 7.1

MS Pike 28.2 6.7

MS Pontotoc 24.7 6.2

MS Prentiss 23.6 6.5

MS Quitman 23.7 7.0

MS Rankin 23.3 6.5

MS Scott 26.4 6.4

MS Sharkey 22.3 7.0

MS Simpson 25.3 6.1

MS Smith 22.7 5.8

MS Stone 30.6 7.3

MS Sunflower 22.9 6.4

MS Tallahatchie 25.5 7.1

MS Tate 23.3 5.8

MS Tippah 23.9 5.1

MS Tishomingo 24.3 6.6

MS Tunica 22.6 5.7

MS Warren 30.1 7.2

MS Washington 20.5 6.3

MS Wayne 25.8 5.6

MS Webster 24.3 6.4

MS Wilkinson 28.5 7.2

MS Winston 24.9 6.9

MS Yalobusha 24.2 5.9

MS Yazoo 24.2 6.3

MO Adair 23.6 7.9

MO Atchison 22.8 6.4

MO Audrain 23.6 7.7

MO Barry 23.5 5.9

MO Barton 27.2 7.6

MO Bates 24.7 7.3

MO Benton 22.0 6.9

MO Bollinger 22.7 5.3
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MO Boone 23.5 7.1

MO Butler 19.6 5.2

MO Caldwell 23.5 6.1

MO Callaway 20.9 6.3

MO Cape Girardeau 22.9 5.7

MO Carroll 24.2 7.2

MO Cass 22.4 6.3

MO Cedar 24.2 6.5

MO Chariton 23.7 6.6

MO Christian 22.9 5.8

MO Clay 22.8 6.1

MO Cole 22.2 6.9

MO Dade 24.1 6.3

MO Dallas 22.8 5.3

MO Daviess 25.5 7.2

MO Dekalb 23.6 6.2

MO Dent 23.1 5.6

MO Douglas 22.3 5.3

MO Dunklin 21.3 5.8

MO Franklin 21.6 6.6

MO Gasconade 21.0 7.0

MO Gentry 22.0 6.1

MO Greene 24.9 5.8

MO Grundy 23.6 6.7

MO Harrison 24.2 6.8

MO Henry 24.9 7.7

MO Hickory 21.9 6.3

MO Holt 24.7 6.8

MO Howard 22.7 7.0

MO Howell 19.7 5.0

MO Jackson 25.3 6.2

MO Jasper 24.2 6.0

MO Jefferson 20.8 5.9

MO Johnson 22.1 6.6

MO Laclede 22.8 7.3

MO Lafayette 24.7 7.0

MO Lawrence 24.0 6.1

MO Lewis 22.1 5.8

MO Lincoln 20.8 5.9

MO Linn 26.0 7.3

MO Livingston 23.3 6.2

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MO Macon 22.1 7.3

MO Madison 22.2 6.3

MO Maries 23.0 6.2

MO Marion 22.3 7.5

MO Mercer 23.5 6.5

MO Miller 23.1 6.9

MO Moniteau 23.4 6.7

MO Monroe 25.7 8.1

MO Morgan 23.8 7.2

MO New Madrid 22.9 6.3

MO Newton 27.5 6.1

MO Nodaway 23.9 6.5

MO Oregon 21.6 5.7

MO Osage 23.3 7.8

MO Ozark 21.9 5.5

MO Pemiscot 21.6 5.5

MO Perry 21.8 5.8

MO Pettis 21.8 6.8

MO Phelps 23.2 6.6

MO Pike 20.5 6.4

MO Platte 22.5 6.5

MO Polk 23.4 5.7

MO Pulaski 22.0 6.0

MO Putnam 23.7 7.5

MO Ralls 21.3 6.3

MO Randolph 23.4 7.0

MO Ray 26.5 7.3

MO Reynolds 22.4 7.2

MO Ripley 22.6 5.2

MO St. Charles 20.1 5.5

MO St. Clair 23.9 6.2

MO St. Francois 22.2 6.4

MO St. Louis 20.2 5.3

MO Saline 23.9 7.5

MO Scotland 22.4 7.6

MO Scott 21.7 5.4

MO Shannon 22.8 5.6

MO Shelby 23.1 6.3

MO Stone 23.0 6.1

MO Sullivan 29.0 8.3

MO Taney 21.9 5.6
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MO Texas 22.3 5.4

MO Vernon 25.1 7.7

MO Warren 21.6 7.0

MO Washington 21.0 5.6

MO Wayne 21.6 5.1

MO Webster 22.3 6.2

MO Wright 22.5 6.0

MT Beaverhead 7.9 1.9

MT Big Horn 9.4 2.9

MT Blaine 9.6 2.4

MT Broadwater 7.8 2.1

MT Carbon 10.3 2.8

MT Carter 11.0 3.1

MT Cascade 10.5 2.8

MT Chouteau 11.1 3.0

MT Custer 9.9 3.1

MT Daniels 11.1 3.0

MT Dawson 10.9 3.4

MT Deer Lodge 8.5 2.6

MT Fallon 9.5 3.0

MT Fergus 12.9 3.2

MT Flathead 10.4 2.4

MT Gallatin 10.7 2.0

MT Garfield 9.1 2.7

MT Glacier 11.5 3.6

MT Golden Valley 11.4 3.1

MT Granite 8.5 2.1

MT Hill 8.6 2.7

MT Jefferson 7.9 2.2

MT Judith Basin 11.7 3.0

MT Lake 10.2 2.4

MT Lewis And Clark 10.1 2.8

MT Liberty 8.0 2.5

MT Lincoln 7.9 2.1

MT Mccone 10.1 3.4

MT Madison 9.0 1.9

MT Meagher 10.2 2.4

MT Mineral 8.7 2.1

MT Missoula 8.5 1.8

MT Musselshell 9.9 2.9

MT Park 10.6 1.9

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MT Petroleum 9.7 2.9

MT Phillips 9.7 2.8

MT Pondera 9.2 2.9

MT Powder River 9.9 2.6

MT Powell 9.2 2.2

MT Prairie 9.8 3.2

MT Ravalli 7.7 1.7

MT Richland 10.5 3.0

MT Roosevelt 9.7 2.9

MT Rosebud 9.5 2.7

MT Sanders 9.7 2.5

MT Sheridan 10.4 3.1

MT Silver Bow 8.4 2.1

MT Stillwater 11.4 2.5

MT Sweet Grass 11.3 3.1

MT Teton 8.9 2.9

MT Toole 9.0 2.9

MT Treasure 9.1 2.8

MT Valley 11.2 3.1

MT Wheatland 10.2 2.7

MT Wibaux 10.8 3.2

MT Yellowstone 8.8 2.7

NE Adams 18.0 4.2

NE Antelope 18.4 4.0

NE Arthur 14.9 3.5

NE Banner 11.3 2.7

NE Blaine 16.2 4.9

NE Box Butte 11.3 2.7

NE Boyd 17.1 4.7

NE Brown 17.2 4.8

NE Buffalo 18.3 4.9

NE Burt 18.0 4.4

NE Butler 19.8 4.9

NE Cass 22.5 6.3

NE Cedar 18.4 4.9

NE Chase 14.6 3.9

NE Cherry 15.2 3.6

NE Cheyenne 13.0 3.1

NE Clay 21.0 5.2

NE Colfax 19.1 4.3

NE Cuming 20.3 5.2
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SD

NE Custer 16.3 4.1

NE Dawes 13.7 3.5

NE Dawson 15.5 4.1

NE Deuel 12.8 3.0

NE Dixon 20.5 4.4

NE Dodge 20.6 5.1

NE Douglas 19.8 4.9

NE Dundy 13.3 3.5

NE Fillmore 19.4 4.4

NE Franklin 16.8 5.0

NE Frontier 15.4 4.1

NE Furnas 15.5 4.0

NE Gage 21.4 5.4

NE Garden 14.5 3.2

NE Garfield 17.1 4.1

NE Gosper 17.0 4.6

NE Grant 12.4 3.2

NE Greeley 18.2 4.9

NE Hall 18.1 4.8

NE Harlan 17.3 4.6

NE Hayes 15.0 3.9

NE Hitchcock 15.0 3.9

NE Holt 17.5 3.9

NE Hooker 16.1 4.4

NE Howard 18.0 4.6

NE Jefferson 21.5 5.7

NE Johnson 21.7 6.0

NE Kearney 18.4 5.4

NE Keith 13.9 3.8

NE Kimball 10.9 2.9

NE Knox 19.2 4.3

NE Lancaster 18.6 4.7

NE Lincoln 14.9 3.9

NE Logan 14.7 3.8

NE Madison 19.8 4.0

NE Merrick 18.9 4.8

NE Morrill 13.1 3.3

NE Nance 19.2 4.5

NE Nemaha 22.0 6.4

NE Nuckolls 18.8 4.5

NE Otoe 21.8 5.8

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SD

NE Pawnee 22.4 6.4

NE Perkins 15.4 4.9

NE Phelps 18.5 5.3

NE Platte 19.4 4.9

NE Polk 19.4 5.1

NE Red Willow 15.3 4.1

NE Richardson 23.6 6.3

NE Rock 17.0 4.8

NE Saline 20.3 5.0

NE Sarpy 20.0 5.3

NE Saunders 19.5 5.1

NE Scotts Bluff 10.8 3.2

NE Seward 19.3 4.6

NE Sheridan 13.9 3.1

NE Sherman 18.1 4.1

NE Sioux 13.2 3.2

NE Stanton 20.1 4.1

NE Thayer 20.3 5.0

NE Thurston 19.7 4.8

NE Valley 16.0 3.8

NE Washington 21.6 4.8

NE Wayne 18.5 4.1

NE Webster 18.6 5.0

NE Wheeler 18.7 4.7

NV Churchill 2.7 1.2

NV Clark 2.1 1.1

NV Douglas 3.4 1.7

NV Elko 5.2 1.7

NV Esmeralda 2.5 1.2

NV Eureka 4.5 1.7

NV Humboldt 3.4 1.4

NV Lander 3.8 1.6

NV Lincoln 4.1 1.7

NV Lyon 2.4 1.2

NV Mineral 2.5 1.2

NV Nye 2.7 1.2

NV Pershing 2.9 1.4

NV Storey 3.1 1.8

NV Washoe 2.8 1.2

NV White Pine 4.9 1.6

NV Carson (City) 2.1 1.3
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SD

NH Belknap 19.7 4.9

NH Carroll 23.0 5.0

NH Cheshire 20.0 4.4

NH Coos 21.7 3.9

NH Grafton 19.3 3.9

NH Hillsborough 19.9 4.9

NH Merrimack 20.1 4.8

NH Rockingham 21.3 5.5

NH Strafford 21.1 5.1

NH Sullivan 19.3 4.3

NJ Atlantic 20.1 4.9

NJ Bergen 22.2 6.1

NJ Burlington 20.4 4.9

NJ Cape May 19.1 4.9

NJ Cumberland 20.3 5.2

NJ Essex 22.1 5.9

NJ Hudson 23.6 6.4

NJ Hunterdon 23.5 5.9

NJ Mercer 21.4 5.4

NJ Middlesex 23.2 5.5

NJ Monmouth 23.6 6.0

NJ Morris 24.5 5.7

NJ Ocean 20.7 4.5

NJ Passaic 23.5 6.5

NJ Somerset 19.1 6.3

NJ Sussex 20.3 5.9

NJ Union 24.2 6.3

NJ Warren 25.1 6.6

NM Bernalillo 6.3 1.9

NM Catron 7.9 2.1

NM Chaves 9.3 3.2

NM Cibola 6.9 1.8

NM Colfax 11.5 3.0

NM Curry 10.6 3.3

NM De Baca 9.2 3.7

NM Dona Ana 6.5 2.0

NM Eddy 9.2 3.4

NM Grant 8.2 2.2

NM Guadalupe 9.7 3.2

NM Harding 11.4 3.0

NM Hidalgo 6.6 1.9

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SD

NM Lea 9.5 3.3

NM Lincoln 10.7 2.5

NM Los Alamos 11.5 3.4

NM Luna 5.6 2.1

NM Mckinley 7.9 2.5

NM Mora 13.5 3.4

NM Otero 9.4 2.4

NM Quay 11.6 3.6

NM Rio Arriba 7.9 2.1

NM Roosevelt 10.8 3.1

NM Sandoval 7.9 2.1

NM San Juan 4.8 1.7

NM San Miguel 10.8 2.8

NM Santa Fe 6.9 1.8

NM Sierra 7.1 2.4

NM Socorro 6.4 1.6

NM Taos 9.1 2.5

NM Torrance 7.6 2.0

NM Union 12.0 2.8

NM Valencia 5.2 1.9

NY Albany 19.6 5.1

NY Allegany 19.0 4.3

NY Bronx 23.0 6.4

NY Broome 21.1 4.4

NY Cattaraugus 22.0 4.5

NY Cayuga 18.2 4.2

NY Chautauqua 19.5 3.9

NY Chemung 18.5 4.8

NY Chenango 20.2 4.3

NY Clinton 17.8 3.8

NY Columbia 19.9 5.7

NY Cortland 19.3 4.1

NY Delaware 22.9 5.2

NY Dutchess 22.0 5.3

NY Erie 20.7 4.3

NY Essex 19.2 3.3

NY Franklin 19.6 3.4

NY Genesee 18.1 3.4

NY Greene 23.6 6.8

NY Hamilton 19.8 4.2

NY Herkimer 23.1 3.6
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SD

NY Jefferson 17.0 3.5

NY Lewis 18.7 3.5

NY Livingston 17.0 3.4

NY Madison 20.9 4.7

NY Monroe 16.3 3.7

NY Nassau 21.2 5.6

NY New York 22.5 6.9

NY Niagara 16.0 3.4

NY Oneida 23.7 3.9

NY Onondaga 20.7 5.0

NY Ontario 17.3 3.8

NY Orange 21.6 6.0

NY Orleans 16.9 3.8

NY Oswego 17.0 3.7

NY Otsego 20.7 4.4

NY Putnam 22.8 5.6

NY Queens 20.7 5.5

NY Rensselaer 20.6 5.3

NY St. Lawrence 18.5 3.1

NY Saratoga 21.1 5.6

NY Schenectady 25.5 6.0

NY Schoharie 19.9 4.4

NY Schuyler 17.1 4.2

NY Steuben 17.8 3.9

NY Suffolk 19.7 5.0

NY Sullivan 25.2 6.2

NY Tioga 19.0 4.6

NY Tompkins 19.1 4.2

NY Ulster 26.4 6.7

NY Warren 20.1 4.7

NY Washington 19.7 4.8

NY Wayne 17.9 4.5

NY Westchester 24.1 5.8

NY Wyoming 21.2 4.3

NY Yates 13.1 3.6

NC Alamance 20.5 5.0

NC Alexander 26.2 4.7

NC Anson 22.8 5.5

NC Ashe 24.8 5.4

NC Avery 26.8 5.5

NC Beaufort 26.9 5.5

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SD

NC Bertie 24.5 5.9

NC Bladen 27.2 5.8

NC Brunswick 29.5 6.9

NC Buncombe 20.9 4.7

NC Burke 22.9 4.7

NC Cabarrus 22.3 5.5

NC Caldwell 23.8 5.5

NC Carteret 26.6 6.7

NC Caswell 19.9 5.0

NC Chatham 22.7 5.1

NC Cherokee 25.3 5.0

NC Chowan 25.1 5.6

NC Clay 30.2 6.0

NC Cleveland 22.8 5.8

NC Columbus 25.7 6.0

NC Craven 29.3 6.5

NC Cumberland 21.3 5.0

NC Dare 26.1 7.2

NC Davidson 21.3 4.6

NC Davie 21.4 4.4

NC Duplin 30.4 5.7

NC Durham 23.1 5.1

NC Edgecombe 23.6 5.3

NC Forsyth 20.3 3.6

NC Franklin 23.2 5.5

NC Gaston 18.8 5.1

NC Graham 26.3 4.6

NC Granville 23.0 5.6

NC Greene 31.3 6.5

NC Guilford 22.2 4.9

NC Halifax 22.7 5.7

NC Harnett 25.6 6.1

NC Haywood 23.7 4.2

NC Henderson 25.3 6.3

NC Hoke 20.6 5.2

NC Hyde 32.9 6.5

NC Iredell 21.4 4.2

NC Jackson 23.1 5.2

NC Johnston 23.9 5.5

NC Lee 22.9 5.0

NC Lenoir 26.9 5.3
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SD

NC Lincoln 21.9 6.0

NC Mcdowell 26.1 6.9

NC Macon 30.3 6.4

NC Madison 21.4 3.5

NC Martin 25.7 6.1

NC Mecklenburg 19.7 5.5

NC Mitchell 32.3 6.5

NC Montgomery 22.6 5.5

NC Nash 15.4 4.5

NC New Hanover 31.6 7.7

NC Northampton 24.0 5.5

NC Onslow 30.1 6.7

NC Orange 19.8 4.5

NC Pamlico 32.0 6.6

NC Pasquotank 24.1 5.9

NC Pender 27.8 6.0

NC Person 21.9 5.7

NC Pitt 25.8 6.3

NC Polk 29.0 7.9

NC Randolph 22.0 4.8

NC Richmond 24.3 6.4

NC Robeson 22.8 4.4

NC Rockingham 21.8 5.7

NC Rowan 20.6 4.4

NC Rutherford 23.8 5.5

NC Sampson 25.1 4.9

NC Scotland 20.3 4.6

NC Stanly 23.8 6.8

NC Stokes 22.6 4.6

NC Surry 23.2 5.7

NC Swain 24.7 5.0

NC Transylvania 33.6 8.0

NC Union 18.8 4.2

NC Vance 22.4 5.4

NC Wake 22.5 4.3

NC Warren 22.8 5.7

NC Washington 27.1 5.9

NC Watauga 26.4 5.2

NC Wilkes 24.0 4.7

NC Wilson 24.4 6.5

NC Yadkin 21.5 4.3

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5 Month 

SD

NC Yancey 29.4 8.6

ND Adams 9.6 3.0

ND Barnes 14.3 4.0

ND Benson 14.4 3.1

ND Billings 12.1 3.0

ND Bottineau 12.7 3.5

ND Bowman 11.6 2.9

ND Burke 13.0 3.9

ND Burleigh 13.6 3.9

ND Cass 15.8 3.9

ND Cavalier 13.9 3.4

ND Dickey 15.4 4.3

ND Divide 11.4 3.6

ND Dunn 12.2 3.1

ND Emmons 13.3 3.6

ND Foster 14.6 3.6

ND Golden Valley 11.0 3.2

ND Grand Forks 13.4 3.2

ND Grant 12.4 3.0

ND Griggs 15.0 3.8

ND Hettinger 12.5 3.3

ND Kidder 13.5 4.1

ND Lamoure 14.6 4.1

ND Logan 13.7 3.8

ND Mchenry 12.6 3.2

ND Mcintosh 14.3 3.7

ND Mckenzie 11.1 3.2

ND Mclean 13.0 3.1

ND Mercer 8.6 2.6

ND Morton 12.8 3.3

ND Mountrail 13.6 4.2

ND Nelson 14.0 3.1

ND Oliver 13.2 3.3

ND Pembina 14.1 3.5

ND Pierce 13.4 3.5

ND Ramsey 13.4 3.5

ND Ransom 15.3 4.3

ND Renville 12.6 3.5

ND Richland 14.9 4.0

ND Rolette 16.1 4.2

ND Sargent 15.3 4.4
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ND Sheridan 13.1 3.5

ND Stark 12.0 2.8

ND Stutsman 14.0 3.7

ND Towner 13.2 3.9

ND Traill 14.6 3.5

ND Walsh 13.9 3.5

ND Ward 12.0 3.1

ND Wells 13.3 3.7

ND Williams 10.6 2.9

OH Allen 18.2 3.9

OH Ashtabula 19.7 4.2

OH Athens 20.4 4.7

OH Butler 19.2 5.1

OH Champaign 22.1 5.2

OH Clark 22.3 5.4

OH Clermont 20.8 5.8

OH Clinton 20.6 5.2

OH Columbiana 20.1 4.9

OH Coshocton 21.4 4.8

OH Crawford 21.3 4.3

OH Cuyahoga 18.1 3.6

OH Darke 20.3 4.8

OH Defiance 17.7 3.8

OH Fairfield 18.8 4.8

OH Fayette 20.8 4.9

OH Franklin 20.8 4.6

OH Fulton 18.9 4.3

OH Gallia 21.1 4.6

OH Geauga 22.8 4.8

OH Greene 21.9 5.6

OH Guernsey 21.0 5.1

OH Hamilton 23.0 5.4

OH Hancock 19.8 4.1

OH Hardin 19.9 5.3

OH Henry 19.5 4.4

OH Highland 22.2 5.2

OH Hocking 22.5 6.4

OH Holmes 21.6 4.7

OH Huron 20.3 4.2

OH Jackson 21.5 4.9

OH Jefferson 21.2 4.8

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OH Knox 22.4 4.9

OH Lake 18.7 5.0

OH Lawrence 23.9 4.5

OH Licking 19.7 4.1

OH Logan 20.6 4.9

OH Lorain 17.8 4.5

OH Lucas 17.6 4.2

OH Madison 21.5 5.4

OH Marion 18.7 4.2

OH Medina 20.3 4.8

OH Mercer 19.7 5.5

OH Miami 24.4 5.6

OH Monroe 22.8 5.1

OH Montgomery 20.1 4.5

OH Morgan 21.9 5.4

OH Muskingum 20.4 4.6

OH Noble 22.7 5.0

OH Paulding 19.1 4.2

OH Perry 21.7 5.8

OH Pickaway 21.0 5.2

OH Pike 21.1 4.9

OH Portage 21.2 5.1

OH Preble 21.2 4.7

OH Putnam 19.6 4.5

OH Richland 21.8 4.2

OH Sandusky 19.1 3.6

OH Scioto 21.3 4.7

OH Seneca 19.9 4.5

OH Shelby 20.8 5.3

OH Summit 19.1 4.5

OH Trumbull 20.2 4.3

OH Tuscarawas 20.0 4.6

OH Union 20.4 4.7

OH Van Wert 20.7 4.6

OH Warren 20.4 5.0

OH Washington 21.9 4.4

OH Wayne 18.7 4.3

OH Williams 19.4 3.8

OH Wood 18.0 3.7

OH Wyandot 20.1 5.1

OK Alfalfa 18.4 6.1
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OK Atoka 22.9 7.0

OK Beaver 14.2 3.8

OK Beckham 15.7 4.8

OK Blaine 17.7 5.4

OK Bryan 21.5 7.8

OK Caddo 18.1 6.0

OK Carter 19.1 6.2

OK Cherokee 23.5 6.4

OK Cimarron 12.3 3.8

OK Cleveland 20.8 6.5

OK Coal 23.7 6.7

OK Comanche 15.2 4.9

OK Cotton 18.6 5.8

OK Craig 23.8 7.2

OK Creek 22.1 6.8

OK Custer 18.1 6.4

OK Delaware 22.7 6.3

OK Dewey 17.1 5.1

OK Ellis 13.5 3.9

OK Garfield 20.1 6.1

OK Garvin 19.6 6.2

OK Grady 19.1 5.9

OK Grant 21.1 7.6

OK Greer 16.0 5.3

OK Harmon 15.1 5.0

OK Harper 16.7 5.8

OK Haskell 23.9 6.6

OK Hughes 22.0 6.8

OK Jackson 14.3 5.1

OK Johnston 32.7 11.4

OK Kay 21.7 6.5

OK Kingfisher 19.4 6.2

OK Kiowa 16.3 5.2

OK Le Flore 22.7 6.3

OK Lincoln 21.2 6.4

OK Logan 17.5 5.6

OK Love 19.5 6.0

OK Mcclain 19.9 6.3

OK Mccurtain 23.7 6.3

OK Major 18.7 5.3

OK Marshall 20.9 6.9

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OK Mayes 23.5 7.0

OK Murray 20.7 6.2

OK Muskogee 21.1 6.3

OK Noble 20.6 6.2

OK Okfuskee 22.5 6.0

OK Oklahoma 18.0 4.9

OK Osage 24.4 7.2

OK Ottawa 23.5 5.9

OK Pawnee 21.7 6.1

OK Payne 20.7 6.1

OK Pittsburg 21.0 6.7

OK Pontotoc 21.4 6.9

OK Pushmataha 23.6 6.6

OK Rogers 22.9 7.0

OK Seminole 21.8 7.2

OK Sequoyah 23.2 6.2

OK Stephens 19.8 5.9

OK Texas 10.8 2.4

OK Tillman 13.1 4.4

OK Tulsa 21.8 6.1

OK Washita 15.0 4.9

OK Woods 16.6 4.7

OK Woodward 15.4 4.0

OR Baker 5.2 1.7

OR Benton 9.0 3.0

OR Clackamas 15.5 3.5

OR Clatsop 15.6 3.8

OR Columbia 10.2 2.8

OR Coos 10.5 3.7

OR Crook 4.4 1.5

OR Curry 13.9 5.2

OR Deschutes 4.2 1.4

OR Douglas 9.5 2.9

OR Gilliam 3.7 1.2

OR Grant 5.7 1.6

OR Harney 4.0 1.3

OR Hood River 5.1 1.6

OR Jackson 6.1 2.0

OR Jefferson 4.1 1.5

OR Josephine 6.5 2.9

OR Klamath 6.2 1.7
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OR Lake 4.5 1.4

OR Lane 12.8 3.4

OR Lincoln 17.4 4.5

OR Linn 14.5 3.7

OR Malheur 4.0 1.4

OR Marion 12.8 3.4

OR Morrow 4.1 1.2

OR Multnomah 11.1 2.9

OR Polk 13.6 4.3

OR Sherman 3.3 1.2

OR Tillamook 17.8 4.6

OR Umatilla 5.2 1.3

OR Union 8.0 2.1

OR Wallowa 8.1 2.1

OR Wasco 3.0 1.1

OR Washington 7.3 2.3

OR Wheeler 5.4 1.7

OR Yamhill 7.6 2.5

PA Adams 20.0 4.7

PA Allegheny 18.7 3.2

PA Armstrong 22.3 4.7

PA Beaver 20.0 4.0

PA Bedford 19.3 4.5

PA Berks 22.1 4.8

PA Blair 20.8 4.1

PA Bradford 18.2 4.3

PA Bucks 22.8 5.4

PA Butler 21.5 4.6

PA Cambria 21.3 3.7

PA Cameron 21.7 4.3

PA Carbon 29.0 6.8

PA Centre 20.0 4.3

PA Chester 22.7 5.3

PA Clarion 23.6 5.4

PA Clearfield 17.4 3.9

PA Clinton 22.5 4.4

PA Columbia 22.1 5.6

PA Crawford 22.1 4.1

PA Cumberland 22.2 4.8

PA Dauphin 23.0 5.3

PA Delaware 20.2 6.3

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PA Elk 22.9 4.5

PA Erie 19.7 4.2

PA Fayette 22.8 4.6

PA Forest 23.2 4.8

PA Franklin 21.8 4.9

PA Greene 21.2 5.2

PA Huntingdon 20.0 4.0

PA Indiana 22.6 4.0

PA Lancaster 20.7 4.8

PA Lawrence 20.9 5.1

PA Lebanon 22.4 5.4

PA Lehigh 22.5 5.5

PA Luzerne 21.5 5.0

PA Lycoming 21.1 4.7

PA Mckean 22.8 4.4

PA Mercer 22.6 4.3

PA Mifflin 20.5 4.7

PA Monroe 22.6 6.1

PA Montgomery 21.1 5.1

PA Northumberland 21.6 5.4

PA Philadelphia 22.1 5.5

PA Pike 21.3 5.8

PA Potter 21.6 4.1

PA Snyder 19.0 4.9

PA Somerset 23.6 4.4

PA Sullivan 22.7 5.6

PA Susquehanna 21.6 4.6

PA Tioga 18.8 4.0

PA Union 21.8 5.1

PA Venango 23.1 4.7

PA Warren 24.4 4.6

PA Washington 19.2 3.8

PA Wayne 23.5 5.2

PA Westmoreland 23.2 3.7

PA York 19.6 4.8

RI Kent 19.9 4.9

RI Newport 19.0 4.5

RI Providence 21.4 5.0

RI Washington 21.3 5.1

SC Abbeville 20.6 5.8

SC Allendale 25.8 5.5
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SD

SC Anderson 20.6 4.9

SC Bamberg 24.3 6.7

SC Barnwell 22.8 5.3

SC Beaufort 27.4 6.3

SC Berkeley 27.9 6.0

SC Calhoun 25.1 5.3

SC Charleston 26.1 5.0

SC Cherokee 21.6 5.7

SC Chester 21.8 5.3

SC Chesterfield 22.9 4.8

SC Clarendon 26.1 5.6

SC Colleton 27.2 5.8

SC Darlington 24.2 4.5

SC Dillon 23.8 5.8

SC Dorchester 27.8 6.2

SC Edgefield 22.2 6.4

SC Fairfield 21.5 4.8

SC Florence 24.4 4.7

SC Georgetown 26.8 5.4

SC Greenville 27.1 6.4

SC Greenwood 17.3 4.8

SC Horry 24.4 5.1

SC Laurens 20.6 5.4

SC Lee 22.7 5.2

SC Lexington 24.1 6.3

SC Mccormick 20.9 5.2

SC Marion 25.5 5.0

SC Marlboro 24.5 5.6

SC Newberry 21.5 5.1

SC Oconee 29.3 7.4

SC Orangeburg 22.2 5.4

SC Pickens 23.4 6.0

SC Richland 21.6 4.8

SC Saluda 21.9 5.6

SC Spartanburg 22.7 5.4

SC Sumter 21.3 5.6

SC Union 21.0 4.6

SC Williamsburg 26.5 5.3

SC York 18.2 4.8

SD Aurora 16.2 4.5

SD Beadle 14.9 4.4

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SD Bennett 13.7 3.3

SD Bon Homme 17.2 4.1

SD Brookings 18.5 4.4

SD Brown 14.8 4.2

SD Brule 14.7 4.0

SD Buffalo 13.9 4.2

SD Butte 11.7 3.1

SD Campbell 12.6 3.2

SD Charles Mix 16.4 3.7

SD Clark 15.8 4.3

SD Clay 18.1 4.3

SD Codington 17.1 4.1

SD Corson 12.7 2.9

SD Custer 13.8 2.9

SD Davison 15.5 4.1

SD Day 15.4 3.7

SD Deuel 17.4 4.1

SD Dewey 13.0 3.4

SD Edmunds 14.2 3.6

SD Fall River 11.8 2.8

SD Faulk 14.3 3.7

SD Gregory 17.1 4.4

SD Haakon 12.8 3.2

SD Hamlin 17.1 4.4

SD Hand 15.0 5.1

SD Hanson 16.5 4.4

SD Harding 11.0 2.8

SD Hughes 13.8 3.6

SD Hutchinson 16.6 4.4

SD Hyde 14.2 3.6

SD Jackson 12.8 3.0

SD Jerauld 16.5 4.6

SD Jones 13.7 4.2

SD Kingsbury 17.1 4.2

SD Lake 17.9 4.4

SD Lawrence 17.5 4.6

SD Lincoln 17.7 4.5

SD Lyman 13.2 3.1

SD Mccook 21.6 4.8

SD Mcpherson 14.7 3.4

SD Marshall 15.9 4.3
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SD

SD Meade 12.5 3.1

SD Mellette 14.0 3.1

SD Miner 17.7 5.5

SD Minnehaha 19.7 4.2

SD Moody 17.4 4.6

SD Pennington 14.5 3.6

SD Perkins 12.5 3.0

SD Potter 14.0 3.4

SD Roberts 15.9 4.0

SD Sanborn 15.6 3.7

SD Shannon 11.0 2.6

SD Spink 15.0 4.0

SD Stanley 11.9 3.3

SD Sully 13.5 3.6

SD Todd 14.6 3.6

SD Tripp 13.9 3.8

SD Walworth 12.0 3.1

SD Yankton 17.6 4.6

SD Ziebach 12.7 3.3

TN Anderson 22.5 5.4

TN Bedford 24.2 4.6

TN Benton 24.6 5.7

TN Bledsoe 22.4 5.0

TN Blount 23.8 4.5

TN Bradley 23.1 5.8

TN Campbell 23.9 5.0

TN Cannon 24.8 5.3

TN Carroll 22.6 6.5

TN Carter 22.6 4.3

TN Cheatham 22.3 5.0

TN Chester 26.5 6.6

TN Claiborne 22.1 5.7

TN Clay 23.9 5.3

TN Cocke 21.6 3.9

TN Coffee 23.2 4.7

TN Crockett 26.1 6.6

TN Cumberland 25.1 5.7

TN Davidson 24.7 5.2

TN Decatur 24.3 5.9

TN Dekalb 23.3 4.8

TN Dickson 24.9 5.4

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SD

TN Fayette 23.4 5.3

TN Fentress 25.7 5.0

TN Franklin 22.7 4.6

TN Gibson 24.2 5.7

TN Giles 23.4 5.7

TN Greene 21.6 4.5

TN Grundy 24.8 4.9

TN Hamblen 19.4 4.0

TN Hamilton 24.4 5.4

TN Hardeman 23.0 5.0

TN Hardin 24.4 7.0

TN Hawkins 20.9 4.5

TN Haywood 23.2 5.7

TN Henderson 23.1 5.8

TN Henry 23.0 6.4

TN Hickman 23.6 6.2

TN Houston 26.9 6.7

TN Jackson 25.6 5.9

TN Jefferson 22.9 4.7

TN Johnson 23.4 4.6

TN Knox 23.6 4.6

TN Lauderdale 23.5 6.0

TN Lawrence 24.5 6.1

TN Lewis 22.8 5.3

TN Lincoln 22.9 5.2

TN Loudon 23.2 5.6

TN Mcminn 23.5 6.2

TN Mcnairy 24.2 5.7

TN Macon 25.3 5.9

TN Madison 23.1 5.9

TN Marion 27.0 5.1

TN Marshall 23.6 5.3

TN Maury 24.1 5.3

TN Meigs 24.4 5.6

TN Monroe 25.4 5.4

TN Montgomery 24.0 5.3

TN Moore 27.1 5.6

TN Morgan 24.3 5.5

TN Obion 22.7 5.6

TN Overton 24.8 5.1

TN Perry 25.5 5.7
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SD

TN Pickett 24.9 4.7

TN Putnam 25.6 5.6

TN Rhea 24.3 5.3

TN Roane 24.6 5.0

TN Robertson 22.6 5.3

TN Rutherford 22.9 4.5

TN Scott 25.4 5.6

TN Sequatchie 24.0 4.9

TN Sevier 28.3 5.4

TN Shelby 22.9 4.8

TN Smith 23.6 5.6

TN Stewart 23.2 5.6

TN Sullivan 20.7 4.2

TN Sumner 23.2 5.4

TN Tipton 23.1 5.8

TN Trousdale 30.7 6.6

TN Unicoi 23.7 4.2

TN Van Buren 23.8 4.7

TN Warren 23.6 5.1

TN Wayne 26.0 6.2

TN Weakley 23.9 5.5

TN White 24.7 4.9

TN Williamson 23.9 5.2

TN Wilson 24.0 4.9

TX Anderson 17.3 5.7

TX Angelina 19.0 5.6

TX Aransas 18.2 7.2

TX Atascosa 15.2 6.0

TX Austin 18.5 6.5

TX Bailey 11.5 3.8

TX Bandera 17.3 7.2

TX Bastrop 16.9 5.6

TX Baylor 13.8 5.0

TX Bee 17.1 6.7

TX Bell 13.8 4.4

TX Bexar 15.6 5.2

TX Blanco 16.5 6.2

TX Borden 12.5 4.9

TX Bosque 17.0 6.7

TX Bowie 21.9 6.9

TX Brazoria 22.7 7.9

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TX Brazos 18.6 5.9

TX Brewster 8.8 2.5

TX Briscoe 14.4 4.2

TX Brooks 14.6 6.0

TX Brown 15.4 4.9

TX Burleson 17.3 6.2

TX Burnet 13.7 4.8

TX Caldwell 17.7 5.9

TX Calhoun 19.5 7.5

TX Callahan 14.3 5.0

TX Cameron 13.1 4.4

TX Camp 19.8 7.4

TX Carson 13.9 4.2

TX Cass 20.7 6.7

TX Castro 12.1 4.1

TX Chambers 27.5 9.6

TX Cherokee 20.5 6.9

TX Childress 15.4 5.2

TX Cochran 11.7 4.3

TX Coke 12.6 4.8

TX Coleman 15.2 3.8

TX Collin 16.1 5.4

TX Collingsworth 13.7 4.8

TX Colorado 20.9 7.5

TX Comal 17.3 6.1

TX Comanche 16.1 6.1

TX Concho 13.9 4.2

TX Cooke 22.9 7.6

TX Coryell 16.9 6.1

TX Cottle 14.1 5.4

TX Crane 8.5 4.0

TX Crockett 11.1 4.5

TX Crosby 14.5 4.9

TX Culberson 5.7 2.3

TX Dallas 17.4 6.0

TX Dawson 10.8 4.6

TX Deaf Smith 12.0 4.1

TX Denton 15.8 6.0

TX Dewitt 18.5 6.6

TX Dickens 12.9 5.0

TX Dimmit 11.8 5.4
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TX Donley 15.0 5.1

TX Duval 14.9 5.7

TX Ector 8.0 3.2

TX Edwards 13.4 5.9

TX Ellis 17.6 5.8

TX El Paso 5.6 2.0

TX Erath 16.8 5.1

TX Falls 17.6 6.3

TX Fayette 18.7 6.2

TX Fisher 14.3 5.3

TX Floyd 13.3 5.2

TX Fort Bend 21.0 7.1

TX Franklin 20.0 7.3

TX Frio 14.2 6.0

TX Gaines 10.7 4.3

TX Galveston 23.5 8.0

TX Garza 13.1 4.6

TX Gillespie 16.5 6.5

TX Goliad 18.0 5.7

TX Gonzales 18.4 5.9

TX Gray 15.3 4.2

TX Grayson 19.8 6.5

TX Gregg 17.6 5.9

TX Guadalupe 11.8 5.4

TX Hale 12.5 4.0

TX Hall 13.9 4.2

TX Hansford 13.2 3.9

TX Hardin 26.1 6.6

TX Harris 23.5 8.6

TX Harrison 19.0 5.9

TX Hartley 11.9 3.4

TX Haskell 14.7 5.0

TX Hays 16.9 5.3

TX Henderson 18.2 6.8

TX Hidalgo 13.1 4.6

TX Hill 17.0 6.5

TX Hockley 12.1 4.4

TX Hood 16.5 6.0

TX Hopkins 20.6 7.3

TX Houston 20.0 6.2

TX Hudspeth 6.4 2.3

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SD

TX Hunt 20.2 7.0

TX Hutchinson 12.7 3.4

TX Jack 17.1 6.7

TX Jasper 24.2 7.1

TX Jeff Davis 10.9 3.3

TX Jefferson 27.9 7.8

TX Jim Hogg 12.8 6.3

TX Jim Wells 12.7 5.6

TX Johnson 17.5 6.2

TX Jones 14.8 5.5

TX Kaufman 15.1 5.4

TX Kendall 18.2 8.2

TX Kenedy 15.3 5.2

TX Kent 14.5 5.4

TX Kerr 15.7 5.9

TX Kimble 13.1 4.5

TX King 14.2 4.9

TX Kinney 12.8 5.7

TX Kleberg 15.5 5.6

TX Knox 14.8 4.9

TX Lamar 21.2 7.1

TX Lamb 11.9 4.2

TX Lampasas 15.7 5.4

TX La Salle 12.1 5.8

TX Lavaca 19.9 6.4

TX Lee 16.3 5.7

TX Leon 18.3 6.0

TX Liberty 25.0 8.0

TX Lipscomb 14.2 3.7

TX Live Oak 13.0 5.3

TX Llano 14.7 4.6

TX Lubbock 11.9 4.0

TX Lynn 12.7 4.7

TX Mcculloch 14.5 5.2

TX Mclennan 17.0 5.5

TX Mcmullen 14.8 6.1

TX Madison 19.7 6.1

TX Marion 20.2 6.9

TX Mason 15.0 5.5

TX Matagorda 23.0 8.6

TX Maverick 12.6 6.2
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SD

TX Medina 15.0 6.5

TX Menard 12.6 4.0

TX Midland 8.9 3.8

TX Mills 15.0 4.8

TX Montague 18.3 6.2

TX Montgomery 18.2 6.6

TX Moore 12.0 3.5

TX Morris 20.3 7.1

TX Motley 13.9 5.0

TX Nacogdoches 20.6 6.3

TX Navarro 16.0 5.3

TX Nolan 13.2 5.2

TX Nueces 16.6 6.3

TX Ochiltree 14.1 4.0

TX Oldham 12.7 3.3

TX Orange 27.4 8.5

TX Palo Pinto 16.0 6.2

TX Panola 20.9 6.8

TX Parker 19.0 6.2

TX Parmer 11.8 3.8

TX Pecos 7.6 2.9

TX Polk 22.4 6.9

TX Potter 13.2 3.5

TX Presidio 8.1 2.7

TX Rains 19.1 6.0

TX Randall 13.3 4.3

TX Reagan 10.7 4.1

TX Real 15.1 5.7

TX Red River 20.9 7.0

TX Reeves 8.3 3.4

TX Refugio 22.4 8.4

TX Runnels 13.0 4.2

TX Rusk 20.2 6.4

TX Sabine 22.0 5.9

TX San Augustine 21.3 6.1

TX San Patricio 19.3 6.9

TX San Saba 16.2 4.9

TX Schleicher 10.3 4.4

TX Scurry 13.0 4.7

TX Shackelford 15.4 5.6

TX Shelby 23.1 6.7

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SD

TX Sherman 12.2 3.3

TX Smith 17.0 6.1

TX Somervell 16.0 6.0

TX Starr 12.0 4.9

TX Stephens 15.4 5.6

TX Sterling 11.4 4.7

TX Stonewall 13.6 4.8

TX Sutton 12.7 5.6

TX Swisher 13.2 3.7

TX Tarrant 16.3 5.7

TX Taylor 13.4 4.5

TX Terrell 6.4 2.8

TX Terry 11.7 4.6

TX Throckmorton 19.5 6.1

TX Titus 21.0 7.5

TX Tom Green 12.0 4.1

TX Travis 17.0 5.5

TX Tyler 23.3 6.6

TX Upshur 20.6 8.4

TX Upton 8.0 3.9

TX Val Verde 10.9 4.5

TX Van Zandt 19.5 6.4

TX Victoria 24.6 8.0

TX Walker 18.3 5.5

TX Ward 7.2 2.9

TX Washington 19.2 5.6

TX Webb 12.7 5.1

TX Wharton 23.3 7.4

TX Wheeler 14.8 4.8

TX Wichita 16.1 5.4

TX Willacy 13.6 5.3

TX Williamson 15.9 5.2

TX Wilson 15.5 6.5

TX Winkler 7.3 3.2

TX Wise 18.0 6.3

TX Wood 18.5 6.4

TX Yoakum 12.2 4.4

TX Young 16.2 5.5

TX Zavala 11.7 4.9

UT Beaver 9.0 3.2

UT Box Elder 6.2 2.1
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SD

UT Cache 7.4 2.6

UT Carbon 6.0 2.0

UT Daggett 5.7 1.8

UT Davis 8.5 3.0

UT Duchesne 4.6 1.9

UT Emery 5.7 1.9

UT Garfield 5.6 1.8

UT Grand 3.4 1.4

UT Iron 6.5 1.9

UT Juab 4.9 1.7

UT Kane 4.4 1.4

UT Millard 4.9 1.7

UT Morgan 7.4 3.0

UT Piute 4.4 1.5

UT Rich 5.8 2.0

UT Salt Lake 10.4 3.4

UT San Juan 4.7 1.5

UT Sanpete 6.1 1.7

UT Sevier 5.4 1.7

UT Summit 7.4 2.4

UT Tooele 5.3 1.8

UT Uintah 4.0 1.4

UT Utah 7.6 2.7

UT Wasatch 6.5 2.1

UT Washington 4.7 1.6

UT Wayne 4.2 1.5

UT Weber 8.5 3.0

VT Addison 20.9 4.3

VT Bennington 20.5 4.2

VT Caledonia 21.1 3.9

VT Chittenden 22.5 4.2

VT Essex 22.9 3.6

VT Franklin 22.1 3.8

VT Grand Isle 18.3 3.3

VT Lamoille 24.3 4.6

VT Orange 25.6 4.2

VT Orleans 26.6 4.6

VT Rutland 20.1 4.8

VT Washington 21.2 4.3

VT Windham 22.3 4.9

VT Windsor 23.0 4.8

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SD

VA Accomack 20.0 5.4

VA Albemarle 22.6 5.2

VA Alleghany 18.5 3.8

VA Amelia 22.0 5.2

VA Appomattox 21.8 6.9

VA Arlington 19.7 5.2

VA Augusta 19.1 5.0

VA Bath 20.8 4.1

VA Bland 19.7 4.0

VA Botetourt 20.8 4.9

VA Buchanan 22.8 5.7

VA Campbell 20.0 4.8

VA Caroline 20.4 4.9

VA Carroll 20.9 4.5

VA Charles 18.3 5.6

VA Culpeper 27.8 5.7

VA Cumberland 20.3 4.2

VA Dickenson 20.5 4.7

VA Fairfax 19.3 4.0

VA Fauquier 24.2 4.6

VA Fluvanna 20.3 5.1

VA Franklin 22.5 5.7

VA Frederick 20.5 4.3

VA Fredericksburg 22.8 5.2

VA Giles 19.5 3.4

VA Goochland 20.6 4.7

VA Greensville 21.9 5.5

VA Halifax 21.2 5.5

NC Halifax 14.9 4.3

VA Hanover 19.5 5.6

VA Henrico 25.1 6.3

VA Henry 22.8 5.4

VA Highland 21.1 4.2

VA King And Queen 21.5 6.2

VA King William 22.6 6.6

VA Lee 23.4 5.2

VA Loudoun 20.9 5.0

VA Louisa 20.9 5.4

VA Madison 26.6 6.0

VA Mathews 31.6 6.8

VA Mecklenburg 20.9 5.0
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VA Montgomery 19.2 3.8

VA Nelson 21.3 5.5

VA Northampton 21.9 5.5

VA Nottoway 24.2 6.2

VA Orange 21.3 5.0

VA Page 20.4 5.2

VA Patrick 25.5 6.1

VA Pittsylvania 21.3 4.8

VA Prince Edward 19.0 4.8

VA Prince George 22.7 6.3

VA Pulaski 18.5 3.5

VA Rappahannock 20.6 5.0

VA Richmond 21.8 6.3

VA Roanoke 21.9 4.9

VA Rockbridge 19.6 5.0

VA Rockingham 19.0 5.1

VA Russell 21.0 4.5

VA Shenandoah 18.9 4.1

VA Smyth 21.4 4.4

VA Sussex 23.5 5.7

VA Tazewell 22.3 3.8

VA Warren 20.0 4.7

VA Washington 21.9 3.9

VA Wise 23.7 5.0

VA Wythe 19.5 3.8

VA York 24.0 6.8

VA Chesapeake 25.7 6.1

VA Hampton 28.0 5.8

VA Norfolk (City) 21.0 5.7

VA Manassas 28.1 6.0

VA Newport News 19.3 5.0

VA Norfolk 23.7 5.8

VA Norfolk (City) 28.3 7.0

VA Petersburg 24.6 6.7

VA Suffolk 24.4 5.6

VA Virginia Beach 22.5 5.7

VA Waynesboro 23.5 6.0

WA Adams 3.5 1.1

WA Benton 2.4 0.8

WA Chelan 4.3 1.4

WA Clallam 12.9 2.8

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SD

WA Clark 10.4 2.8

WA Columbia 6.0 1.6

WA Cowlitz 11.6 3.2

WA Douglas 3.2 1.2

WA Ferry 7.3 2.4

WA Franklin 2.8 0.9

WA Garfield 5.9 1.9

WA Grant 2.6 0.9

WA Grays Harbor 19.5 4.5

WA Island 6.7 1.7

WA Jefferson 21.1 4.6

WA King 17.1 3.6

WA Kitsap 9.7 2.9

WA Kittitas 8.8 2.4

WA Klickitat 3.9 1.2

WA Lewis 10.7 2.7

WA Lincoln 4.3 1.3

WA Mason 12.5 3.4

WA Okanogan 4.4 1.7

WA Pacific 18.6 4.3

WA Pend Oreille 9.8 2.5

WA Pierce 13.5 3.1

WA San Juan 6.1 1.3

WA Skagit 13.5 2.9

WA Skamania 18.6 4.9

WA Snohomish 15.5 3.4

WA Spokane 5.8 1.4

WA Stevens 8.0 2.3

WA Thurston 10.0 2.8

WA Walla Walla 4.2 1.3

WA Whatcom 13.8 3.1

WA Whitman 5.5 1.3

WA Yakima 2.7 0.9

WV Barbour 25.1 5.3

WV Berkeley 21.2 4.9

WV Boone 24.0 5.2

WV Braxton 24.6 5.3

WV Brooke 17.7 4.2

WV Cabell 28.4 5.0

WV Calhoun 23.2 5.0

WV Doddridge 23.8 5.0
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WV Fayette 25.9 4.5

WV Gilmer 23.1 4.2

WV Grant 23.2 4.5

WV Greenbrier 21.2 4.0

WV Hampshire 18.8 4.8

WV Hancock 20.8 5.0

WV Hardy 18.8 4.2

WV Harrison 21.2 4.9

WV Jackson 22.3 4.2

WV Kanawha 22.7 4.2

WV Lewis 25.8 4.9

WV Lincoln 22.4 4.3

WV Logan 24.2 4.9

WV Marion 24.0 5.5

WV Marshall 22.5 4.8

WV Mason 20.3 4.1

WV Mercer 20.6 3.6

WV Mineral 20.8 4.4

WV Mingo 24.0 4.3

WV Monongalia 21.7 5.3

WV Monroe 18.6 3.3

WV Morgan 20.7 5.0

WV Nicholas 26.4 5.0

WV Ohio 21.0 4.4

WV Pendleton 20.7 4.7

WV Pocahontas 21.9 4.0

WV Preston 28.2 6.2

WV Putnam 20.7 4.4

WV Raleigh 22.2 4.0

WV Randolph 28.7 5.2

WV Ritchie 22.0 4.3

WV Roane 22.4 5.0

WV Summers 19.1 3.7

WV Taylor 25.3 5.3

WV Tucker 28.2 5.5

WV Tyler 23.0 4.5

WV Upshur 25.6 4.8

WV Wayne 23.0 4.4

WV Webster 27.9 5.6

WV Wetzel 27.3 5.8

WV Wirt 23.9 5.2

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WV Wood 21.0 4.4

WV Wyoming 24.8 4.3

WI Adams 22.1 4.2

WI Ashland 19.6 4.3

WI Barron 21.5 4.8

WI Brown 19.7 3.8

WI Buffalo 22.2 5.2

WI Burnett 20.9 4.8

WI Calumet 18.5 3.5

WI Chippewa 21.4 5.0

WI Clark 21.5 4.5

WI Columbia 22.3 5.1

WI Crawford 22.3 5.1

WI Dane 22.0 4.7

WI Dodge 21.1 4.5

WI Door 17.7 3.3

WI Douglas 20.7 4.7

WI Dunn 20.3 4.2

WI Eau Claire 22.3 4.8

WI Florence 19.4 4.0

WI Fond Du Lac 18.1 3.8

WI Forest 19.2 3.9

WI Grant 20.9 5.0

WI Green 21.9 5.4

WI Green Lake 23.9 4.9

WI Iowa 22.3 5.6

WI Iron 20.1 4.0

WI Jackson 21.8 4.5

WI Jefferson 22.6 4.7

WI Juneau 19.8 4.1

WI Kenosha 19.8 4.4

WI Kewaunee 17.7 3.8

WI La Crosse 21.6 5.1

WI Lafayette 22.0 5.2

WI Langlade 19.7 3.8

WI Lincoln 21.1 4.3

WI Manitowoc 17.3 3.7

WI Marathon 20.8 4.0

WI Marinette 18.7 3.6

WI Marquette 20.8 4.9

WI Milwaukee 22.0 5.2
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WI Monroe 22.0 4.8

WI Oconto 18.6 3.7

WI Oneida 19.0 4.2

WI Outagamie 19.5 4.0

WI Ozaukee 18.8 4.6

WI Pepin 24.0 6.0

WI Pierce 21.9 4.6

WI Polk 20.7 4.9

WI Portage 20.4 3.8

WI Price 20.8 4.6

WI Racine 19.5 4.4

WI Richland 23.1 6.2

WI Rock 20.6 4.9

WI Rusk 21.0 4.9

WI Sauk 21.6 5.3

WI Sawyer 20.7 4.7

WI Shawano 19.4 4.0

WI Sheboygan 18.1 3.8

WI Taylor 21.4 4.5

WI Trempealeau 21.8 5.0

WI Vernon 22.1 5.4

WI Vilas 20.2 4.4

WI Walworth 23.9 5.0

WI Washburn 20.5 5.3

WI Washington 20.5 4.5

WI Waukesha 22.9 5.2

WI Waupaca 20.0 4.0

WI Waushara 20.4 4.5

WI Winnebago 18.5 4.2

WI Wood 18.6 3.6

WY Albany 9.2 2.1

WY Big Horn 4.6 1.3

WY Campbell 9.1 2.4

WY Carbon 6.8 1.8

WY Converse 8.4 2.4

WY Crook 12.7 3.0

WY Fremont 6.3 2.0

WY Goshen 10.1 2.5

WY Hot Springs 7.9 2.5

WY Johnson 8.4 2.4

WY Laramie 11.1 2.6

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WY Lincoln 6.3 1.9

WY Natrona 7.6 2.1

WY Niobrara 11.1 2.8

WY Park 8.3 1.7

WY Platte 9.7 2.6

WY Sheridan 10.5 2.7

WY Sublette 6.7 1.9

WY Sweetwater 5.3 1.6

WY Teton 9.2 2.1

WY Yellowstone 

National Park 10.3 2.1

WY Uinta 5.3 1.9

WY Washakie 6.2 1.7

WY Weston 11.1 2.6
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Appendix F 

Critical Precipiation Periods by State 
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Table F1. Critical Precipitation Periods by State 

State Critical Precipitation 

Period State Critical Precipitation Period

Alabama April - September Nebraska - East October - September

Alaska April - September Nebraska - West April - September

Arizona October - September Nevada October - September

Arkansas April - September New Hampshire January to September

California October - September New Jersey April - September

Colorado April - September New Mexico October - September

Connecticut April - September New York April - September

Delaware April - September North Carolina April - September

Florida April - September North Dakota October - September

Georgia April - September Ohio April - September

Idaho October - September Oklahoma January to September

Illinois April - September Oregon October - September

Indiana April - September Pennsylvania April - September

Iowa April - September Rhode Island April - September

Kansas - East January to September South Carolina April - September

Kansas - West October - September South Dakota October - September

Kentucky April - September Tennessee April - September

Louisiana April - September Texas April - September

Maine April - September Utah October - September

Maryland April - September Vermont April - September

Massachusetts April - September Virginia April - September

Michigan April - September Washington October - September

Minnesota April - September West Virginia April - September

Mississippi April - September Wisconsin April - September

Missouri April - September Wyoming - Southeast April - September

Montana April - September Wyoming - Northwest October - September
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Appendix G 

USDA NASS Available Irrigation Information by Crop 
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Table G1. 2012 County-level Census Data for Corn 

State County Data Item Value

Alabama Autauga Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Autauga Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Alabama Bullock Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Bullock Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Alabama Elmore Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 691

Alabama Elmore Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Alabama Greene Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Greene Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Alabama Hale Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Hale Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Alabama Lowndes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Lowndes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Alabama Macon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Macon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Alabama Marengo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Marengo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Alabama Montgomery Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Montgomery Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Alabama Perry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 315

Alabama Perry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Alabama Sumter Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Sumter Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Alabama Baldwin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 330

Alabama Baldwin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Alabama Clarke Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Clarke Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Alabama Escambia Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 24

Alabama Escambia Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Alabama Mobile Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Mobile Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Alabama Monroe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Monroe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Alabama Calhoun Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Calhoun Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Alabama Cherokee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Cherokee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Alabama Cullman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Cullman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Alabama De Kalb Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama De Kalb Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Alabama Jackson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Jackson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Alabama Saint Clair Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 22

Alabama Saint Clair Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Alabama Colbert Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,005

Alabama Colbert Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Alabama Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2
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Alabama Lauderdale Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Lauderdale Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Alabama Lawrence Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,065

Alabama Lawrence Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Alabama Limestone Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,938

Alabama Limestone Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

Alabama Madison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,103

Alabama Madison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Alabama Chilton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Chilton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Alabama Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 150

Alabama Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Alabama Lee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Lee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Alabama Pickens Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Pickens Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Alabama Shelby Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 522

Alabama Shelby Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Alabama Talladega Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,081

Alabama Talladega Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Alabama Tallapoosa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Tallapoosa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Alabama Tuscaloosa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 450

Alabama Tuscaloosa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Alabama Barbour Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Barbour Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Alabama Coffee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 904

Alabama Coffee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Alabama Covington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Covington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Alabama Crenshaw Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 842

Alabama Crenshaw Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Alabama Dale Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Dale Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Alabama Geneva Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 719

Alabama Geneva Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 15

Alabama Henry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,298

Alabama Henry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Alabama Houston Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 813

Alabama Houston Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Alabama Pike Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 646

Alabama Pike Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Arizona Navajo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Arizona Navajo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Arizona Yavapai Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Arizona Yavapai Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Arizona Cochise Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 18,699

Arizona Cochise Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 36

Arizona Graham Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,068
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Arizona Graham Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Arizona Greenlee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Arizona Greenlee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Arizona Maricopa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,374

Arizona Maricopa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Arizona Pinal Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,983

Arizona Pinal Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Arizona Yuma Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 295

Arizona Yuma Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Arkansas Conway Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Arkansas Conway Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Arkansas Faulkner Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Arkansas Faulkner Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Arkansas Perry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Arkansas Perry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Arkansas Pulaski Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,220

Arkansas Pulaski Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

Arkansas Arkansas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 32,047

Arkansas Arkansas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 100

Arkansas Crittenden Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Arkansas Crittenden Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 32

Arkansas Cross Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9,911

Arkansas Cross Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 26

Arkansas Lee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 19,175

Arkansas Lee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 36

Arkansas Lonoke Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 25,501

Arkansas Lonoke Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 56

Arkansas Monroe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 28,478

Arkansas Monroe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 68

Arkansas Phillips Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 44,217

Arkansas Phillips Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 89

Arkansas Prairie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Arkansas Prairie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 47

Arkansas Saint Francis Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 15,416

Arkansas Saint Francis Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 44

Arkansas Woodruff Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 17,420

Arkansas Woodruff Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 39

Arkansas Baxter Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Arkansas Baxter Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Arkansas Izard Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Arkansas Izard Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Arkansas Clay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 34,007

Arkansas Clay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 109

Arkansas Craighead Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 29,460

Arkansas Craighead Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 82

Arkansas Greene Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 25,944

Arkansas Greene Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 66

Arkansas Independence Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Arkansas Independence Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 18
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Arkansas Jackson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9,754

Arkansas Jackson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 27

Arkansas Lawrence Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,222

Arkansas Lawrence Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 21

Arkansas Mississippi Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 15,282

Arkansas Mississippi Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 60

Arkansas Poinsett Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 19,630

Arkansas Poinsett Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 57

Arkansas Randolph Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,374

Arkansas Randolph Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 19

Arkansas White Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,346

Arkansas White Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 18

Arkansas Ashley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 17,909

Arkansas Ashley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 36

Arkansas Chicot Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 45,756

Arkansas Chicot Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 86

Arkansas Desha Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 45,974

Arkansas Desha Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 82

Arkansas Drew Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 17,677

Arkansas Drew Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 26

Arkansas Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 38,889

Arkansas Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 66

Arkansas Lincoln Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Arkansas Lincoln Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 48

Arkansas Lafayette Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 11,406

Arkansas Lafayette Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 21

Arkansas Little River Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,733

Arkansas Little River Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Arkansas Miller Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,540

Arkansas Miller Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Arkansas Crawford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,224

Arkansas Crawford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Arkansas Johnson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Arkansas Johnson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Arkansas Logan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 464

Arkansas Logan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Arkansas Pope Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Arkansas Pope Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Arkansas Yell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 411

Arkansas Yell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

California Contra Costa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,851

California Contra Costa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

California Monterey Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

California Monterey Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

California Napa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4

California Napa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

California San Benito Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 12

California San Benito Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

California San Luis Obispo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 264
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California San Luis Obispo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

California San Mateo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

California San Mateo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

California Santa Clara Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3

California Santa Clara Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

California Sonoma Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 12

California Sonoma Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

California Modoc Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

California Modoc Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

California Humboldt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9

California Humboldt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

California Mendocino Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

California Mendocino Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

California Butte Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 499

California Butte Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

California Colusa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,799

California Colusa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 27

California Glenn Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 7,236

California Glenn Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 43

California Sacramento Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 15,372

California Sacramento Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 52

California Solano Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9,005

California Solano Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 28

California Sutter Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 11,254

California Sutter Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 32

California Tehama Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 719

California Tehama Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

California Yolo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 14,454

California Yolo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 48

California Yuba Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

California Yuba Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

California Fresno Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,183

California Fresno Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 29

California Kern Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,598

California Kern Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 16

California Kings Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 8,486

California Kings Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 56

California Madera Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,104

California Madera Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

California Merced Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 19,255

California Merced Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 74

California San Joaquin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 49,930

California San Joaquin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 87

California Stanislaus Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,392

California Stanislaus Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 27

California Tulare Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 15,873

California Tulare Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 69

California Amador Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

California Amador Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1
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California El Dorado Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 18

California El Dorado Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

California Nevada Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4

California Nevada Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

California Placer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

California Placer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

California Tuolumne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5

California Tuolumne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

California Shasta Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 60

California Shasta Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

California Imperial Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 580

California Imperial Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

California Los Angeles Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

California Los Angeles Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

California Orange Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 370

California Orange Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

California Riverside Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

California Riverside Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

California San Bernardino Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 16

California San Bernardino Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

California San Diego Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 492

California San Diego Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

California Santa Barbara Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

California Santa Barbara Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Colorado Adams Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,801

Colorado Adams Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 26

Colorado Arapahoe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Colorado Arapahoe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Colorado Cheyenne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 16,751

Colorado Cheyenne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 35

Colorado Douglas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Colorado Douglas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Colorado El Paso Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 726

Colorado El Paso Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Colorado Elbert Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Colorado Elbert Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Colorado Kiowa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 556

Colorado Kiowa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Colorado Kit Carson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 70,666

Colorado Kit Carson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 143

Colorado Lincoln Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,676

Colorado Lincoln Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Colorado Phillips Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 64,191

Colorado Phillips Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 99

Colorado Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 26,192

Colorado Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 71

Colorado Yuma Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 178,203

Colorado Yuma Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 228

Colorado Boulder Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 933
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Colorado Boulder Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 16

Colorado Broomfield Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 591

Colorado Broomfield Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Colorado Larimer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 8,419

Colorado Larimer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 61

Colorado Logan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 52,824

Colorado Logan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 172

Colorado Morgan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 42,927

Colorado Morgan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 191

Colorado Sedgwick Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 29,360

Colorado Sedgwick Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 59

Colorado Weld Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 78,273

Colorado Weld Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 425

Colorado Baca Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 29,047

Colorado Baca Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 78

Colorado Bent Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Colorado Bent Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 21

Colorado Crowley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 222

Colorado Crowley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Colorado Las Animas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 26

Colorado Las Animas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Colorado Otero Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,583

Colorado Otero Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 82

Colorado Prowers Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 13,893

Colorado Prowers Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 46

Colorado Pueblo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,808

Colorado Pueblo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 49

Colorado Delta Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,279

Colorado Delta Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 48

Colorado Dolores Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Colorado Dolores Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Colorado La Plata Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Colorado La Plata Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Colorado Mesa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,844

Colorado Mesa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 44

Colorado Montezuma Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Colorado Montezuma Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Colorado Montrose Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 10,083

Colorado Montrose Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 108

Connecticut Hartford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Connecticut Hartford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Connecticut New London Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Connecticut New London Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Connecticut Tolland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Connecticut Tolland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Delaware Kent Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 13,658

Delaware Kent Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 70

Delaware New Castle Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,005

Delaware New Castle Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13
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Delaware Sussex Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 51,931

Delaware Sussex Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 229

Florida Alachua Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,258

Florida Alachua Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13

Florida Bradford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Florida Bradford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Florida Flagler Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Florida Flagler Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Florida Gilchrist Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Florida Gilchrist Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Florida Hillsborough Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 29

Florida Hillsborough Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Florida Lake Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Florida Lake Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Florida Levy Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Florida Levy Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Florida Marion Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Florida Marion Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Florida Putnam Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Florida Putnam Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Florida St. Johns Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Florida St. Johns Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Florida Volusia Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Florida Volusia Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Florida Baker Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Florida Baker Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Florida Columbia Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,076

Florida Columbia Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 15

Florida Dixie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Florida Dixie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Florida Hamilton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,705

Florida Hamilton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Florida Lafayette Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,910

Florida Lafayette Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

Florida Madison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,843

Florida Madison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 22

Florida Nassau Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Florida Nassau Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Florida Suwannee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,003

Florida Suwannee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 26

Florida Taylor Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Florida Taylor Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Florida Bay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Florida Bay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Florida Calhoun Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Florida Calhoun Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Florida Escambia Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 810

Florida Escambia Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Florida Gadsden Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 107
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Florida Gadsden Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Florida Holmes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Florida Holmes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Florida Jackson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,472

Florida Jackson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13

Florida Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 14

Florida Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Florida Leon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Florida Leon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Florida Okaloosa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 7

Florida Okaloosa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Florida Santa Rosa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 43

Florida Santa Rosa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Florida Wakulla Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 10

Florida Wakulla Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Florida Walton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Florida Walton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Florida Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 286

Florida Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Florida Collier Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Florida Collier Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Florida Glades Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Florida Glades Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Florida Hardee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3

Florida Hardee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Florida Miami-Dade Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Florida Miami-Dade Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Florida Palm Beach Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Florida Palm Beach Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Georgia Bleckley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,363

Georgia Bleckley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 19

Georgia Crawford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Crawford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Georgia Dodge Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,722

Georgia Dodge Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

Georgia Greene Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Greene Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Georgia Houston Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Houston Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Georgia Jasper Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Jasper Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Georgia Johnson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Johnson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Georgia Laurens Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,521

Georgia Laurens Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 20

Georgia Montgomery Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,551

Georgia Montgomery Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13

Georgia Morgan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Morgan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1
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Georgia Newton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Newton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Georgia Peach Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Peach Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Georgia Pulaski Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,643

Georgia Pulaski Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 21

Georgia Treutlen Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Treutlen Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Georgia Twiggs Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 593

Georgia Twiggs Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Georgia Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,152

Georgia Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 18

Georgia Wheeler Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 651

Georgia Wheeler Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Georgia Wilkinson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Wilkinson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Georgia Bulloch Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,664

Georgia Bulloch Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 20

Georgia Burke Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9,278

Georgia Burke Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 33

Georgia Candler Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 156

Georgia Candler Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

Georgia Effingham Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 375

Georgia Effingham Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Georgia Emanuel Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 177

Georgia Emanuel Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Georgia Glascock Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Glascock Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Georgia Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,649

Georgia Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 36

Georgia Jenkins Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,508

Georgia Jenkins Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 21

Georgia Screven Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,854

Georgia Screven Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 39

Georgia Barrow Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 15

Georgia Barrow Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Georgia Dawson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Dawson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Georgia Fannin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Fannin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Georgia Hall Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5

Georgia Hall Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Georgia Oconee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Oconee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Georgia Pickens Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Pickens Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Georgia Walton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Walton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Georgia Elbert Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)
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Georgia Elbert Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Georgia Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 175

Georgia Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Georgia Habersham Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Habersham Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Georgia Hart Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 533

Georgia Hart Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Georgia Madison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 42

Georgia Madison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Georgia Rabun Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9

Georgia Rabun Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Georgia Wilkes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Wilkes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Georgia Bartow Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 715

Georgia Bartow Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Georgia Chattooga Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Chattooga Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Georgia Floyd Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 480

Georgia Floyd Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Georgia Gordon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,020

Georgia Gordon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Georgia Murray Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Murray Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Georgia Atkinson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,095

Georgia Atkinson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 16

Georgia Ben Hill Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,926

Georgia Ben Hill Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

Georgia Berrien Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,150

Georgia Berrien Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 33

Georgia Brooks Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,001

Georgia Brooks Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13

Georgia Clinch Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Clinch Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Georgia Coffee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,469

Georgia Coffee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 27

Georgia Colquitt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,546

Georgia Colquitt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Georgia Cook Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 453

Georgia Cook Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Georgia Crisp Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 835

Georgia Crisp Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Georgia Dooly Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,575

Georgia Dooly Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Georgia Echols Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Echols Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Georgia Irwin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,986

Georgia Irwin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 37

Georgia Jeff Davis Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,667

Georgia Jeff Davis Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 15
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Georgia Lanier Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 778

Georgia Lanier Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13

Georgia Lowndes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,677

Georgia Lowndes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13

Georgia Telfair Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,377

Georgia Telfair Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 17

Georgia Tift Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,297

Georgia Tift Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 16

Georgia Turner Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 877

Georgia Turner Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 19

Georgia Wilcox Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,822

Georgia Wilcox Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 27

Georgia Worth Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,707

Georgia Worth Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 31

Georgia Appling Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Appling Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Georgia Bacon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Bacon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Georgia Brantley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 231

Georgia Brantley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Georgia Bryan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Bryan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Georgia Charlton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Charlton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Georgia Evans Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 701

Georgia Evans Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Georgia Pierce Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,913

Georgia Pierce Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 15

Georgia Tattnall Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,122

Georgia Tattnall Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 30

Georgia Toombs Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,396

Georgia Toombs Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

Georgia Ware Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,024

Georgia Ware Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Georgia Wayne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 806

Georgia Wayne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Georgia Baker Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,185

Georgia Baker Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 27

Georgia Calhoun Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,877

Georgia Calhoun Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 31

Georgia Clay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Clay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Georgia Decatur Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,218

Georgia Decatur Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 23

Georgia Dougherty Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,908

Georgia Dougherty Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Georgia Early Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,635

Georgia Early Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 39

Georgia Grady Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,808
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Georgia Grady Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 26

Georgia Lee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,119

Georgia Lee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 18

Georgia Miller Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,577

Georgia Miller Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 23

Georgia Mitchell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Mitchell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 53

Georgia Randolph Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,528

Georgia Randolph Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 18

Georgia Seminole Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 7,621

Georgia Seminole Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 16

Georgia Stewart Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Stewart Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Georgia Sumter Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,493

Georgia Sumter Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 26

Georgia Terrell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 7,168

Georgia Terrell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 33

Georgia Thomas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,618

Georgia Thomas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 17

Georgia Webster Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 105

Georgia Webster Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Georgia Fayette Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Fayette Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Georgia Harris Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Harris Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Georgia Lamar Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Lamar Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Georgia Macon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,884

Georgia Macon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 21

Georgia Marion Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 750

Georgia Marion Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Georgia Meriwether Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Meriwether Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Georgia Pike Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Pike Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Georgia Schley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 156

Georgia Schley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Georgia Taylor Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 302

Georgia Taylor Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13

Georgia Upson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Upson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Hawaii Kauai Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,267

Hawaii Kauai Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Hawaii Maui & Kalwao Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Hawaii Maui & Kalwao Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Hawaii Honolulu Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Hawaii Honolulu Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Idaho Bingham Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,473

Idaho Bingham Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13
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Idaho Bonneville Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 624

Idaho Bonneville Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Idaho Custer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Idaho Custer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Idaho Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,066

Idaho Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 19

Idaho Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Idaho Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Idaho Oneida Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Idaho Oneida Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Idaho Power Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,844

Idaho Power Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Idaho Camas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Idaho Camas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Idaho Cassia Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,119

Idaho Cassia Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 16

Idaho Gooding Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 14,157

Idaho Gooding Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 70

Idaho Jerome Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,942

Idaho Jerome Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 25

Idaho Lincoln Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,702

Idaho Lincoln Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13

Idaho Minidoka Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,837

Idaho Minidoka Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Idaho Twin Falls Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 20,828

Idaho Twin Falls Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 225

Idaho Ada Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,571

Idaho Ada Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 52

Idaho Adams Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Idaho Adams Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Idaho Canyon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 29,887

Idaho Canyon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 250

Idaho Elmore Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 8,575

Idaho Elmore Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

Idaho Gem Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,148

Idaho Gem Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 52

Idaho Owyhee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 21,055

Idaho Owyhee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 103

Idaho Payette Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 7,446

Idaho Payette Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 58

Idaho Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,500

Idaho Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 32

Illinois De Witt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Illinois De Witt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Illinois Logan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 926

Illinois Logan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Illinois Marshall Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 947

Illinois Marshall Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Illinois Mason Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 57,732
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Illinois Mason Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 180

Illinois Mclean Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,411

Illinois Mclean Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Illinois Menard Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,913

Illinois Menard Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 17

Illinois Peoria Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,711

Illinois Peoria Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Illinois Tazewell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 27,508

Illinois Tazewell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 87

Illinois Woodford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 332

Illinois Woodford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Illinois Champaign Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 11,831

Illinois Champaign Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 27

Illinois Ford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 480

Illinois Ford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Illinois Iroquois Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,963

Illinois Iroquois Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Illinois Kankakee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 7,613

Illinois Kankakee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 33

Illinois Livingston Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Illinois Livingston Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Illinois Piatt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 745

Illinois Piatt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Illinois Vermilion Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Illinois Vermilion Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Illinois Clark Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,515

Illinois Clark Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 16

Illinois Clay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Illinois Clay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Illinois Crawford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,625

Illinois Crawford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 28

Illinois Douglas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3

Illinois Douglas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Illinois Edgar Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Illinois Edgar Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Illinois Effingham Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 708

Illinois Effingham Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Illinois Fayette Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4

Illinois Fayette Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Illinois Lawrence Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 8,021

Illinois Lawrence Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 24

Illinois Richland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Illinois Richland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Illinois Boone Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Illinois Boone Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Illinois Cook Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Illinois Cook Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Illinois De Kalb Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,529

Illinois De Kalb Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8
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Illinois Grundy Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Illinois Grundy Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Illinois Kendall Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Illinois Kendall Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Illinois La Salle Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,702

Illinois La Salle Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

Illinois Mchenry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 7,259

Illinois Mchenry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 31

Illinois Will Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Illinois Will Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Illinois Bureau Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9,260

Illinois Bureau Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 40

Illinois Carroll Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,111

Illinois Carroll Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Illinois Henry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 7,168

Illinois Henry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 36

Illinois Lee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 22,485

Illinois Lee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 51

Illinois Mercer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,071

Illinois Mercer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 19

Illinois Ogle Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 575

Illinois Ogle Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Illinois Putnam Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Illinois Putnam Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Illinois Rock Island Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,099

Illinois Rock Island Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 21

Illinois Whiteside Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 47,795

Illinois Whiteside Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 134

Illinois Winnebago Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 342

Illinois Winnebago Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Illinois Edwards Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Illinois Edwards Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Illinois Gallatin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 16,008

Illinois Gallatin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 33

Illinois Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Illinois Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Illinois Massac Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,970

Illinois Massac Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Illinois Pope Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 198

Illinois Pope Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Illinois Wabash Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 699

Illinois Wabash Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Illinois Wayne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,694

Illinois Wayne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Illinois White Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9,605

Illinois White Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 27

Illinois Alexander Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,836

Illinois Alexander Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Illinois Clinton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 489
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Illinois Clinton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Illinois Jackson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 768

Illinois Jackson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Illinois Monroe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,019

Illinois Monroe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 19

Illinois Perry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Illinois Perry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Illinois Pulaski Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 932

Illinois Pulaski Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Illinois Randolph Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Illinois Randolph Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Illinois St Clair Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Illinois St Clair Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Illinois Union Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Illinois Union Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Illinois Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Illinois Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Illinois Adams Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,777

Illinois Adams Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

Illinois Brown Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 275

Illinois Brown Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Illinois Fulton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,423

Illinois Fulton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Illinois Hancock Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,480

Illinois Hancock Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

Illinois Henderson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 7,241

Illinois Henderson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 33

Illinois Knox Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Illinois Knox Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Illinois Mcdonough Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Illinois Mcdonough Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Illinois Schuyler Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,091

Illinois Schuyler Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Illinois Warren Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,818

Illinois Warren Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Illinois Cass Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 17,639

Illinois Cass Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 54

Illinois Greene Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,240

Illinois Greene Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Illinois Madison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 412

Illinois Madison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Illinois Montgomery Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Illinois Montgomery Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Illinois Morgan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,599

Illinois Morgan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Illinois Pike Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,085

Illinois Pike Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Illinois Sangamon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 698

Illinois Sangamon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4
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Illinois Scott Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,111

Illinois Scott Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Indiana Bartholomew Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 8,879

Indiana Bartholomew Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 40

Indiana Boone Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Indiana Boone Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Indiana Clinton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Indiana Clinton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Indiana Decatur Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Indiana Decatur Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Indiana Hamilton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,649

Indiana Hamilton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Indiana Hancock Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Indiana Hancock Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Indiana Johnson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,773

Indiana Johnson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Indiana Madison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Indiana Madison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Indiana Marion Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Indiana Marion Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Indiana Rush Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Indiana Rush Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Indiana Shelby Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,436

Indiana Shelby Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 18

Indiana Tipton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 693

Indiana Tipton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Indiana Randolph Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Indiana Randolph Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Indiana Wayne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 481

Indiana Wayne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Indiana Carroll Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Indiana Carroll Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Indiana Cass Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,211

Indiana Cass Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Indiana Elkhart Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 16,049

Indiana Elkhart Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 63

Indiana Fulton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 16,947

Indiana Fulton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 62

Indiana Kosciusko Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 11,159

Indiana Kosciusko Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 49

Indiana Marshall Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9,949

Indiana Marshall Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 41

Indiana Miami Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,085

Indiana Miami Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

Indiana St. Joseph Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 21,286

Indiana St. Joseph Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 61

Indiana Wabash Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,607

Indiana Wabash Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Indiana Adams Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 13
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Indiana Adams Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Indiana Allen Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 153

Indiana Allen Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Indiana De Kalb Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 359

Indiana De Kalb Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Indiana Huntington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 424

Indiana Huntington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Indiana Lagrange Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 17,048

Indiana Lagrange Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 73

Indiana Noble Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 10,688

Indiana Noble Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 27

Indiana Steuben Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,589

Indiana Steuben Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Indiana Whitley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Indiana Whitley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Indiana Benton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Indiana Benton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Indiana Jasper Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 14,049

Indiana Jasper Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 43

Indiana La Porte Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 38,590

Indiana La Porte Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 117

Indiana Lake Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,438

Indiana Lake Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 16

Indiana Newton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,425

Indiana Newton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Indiana Porter Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,074

Indiana Porter Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 31

Indiana Pulaski Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 10,924

Indiana Pulaski Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 45

Indiana Starke Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 17,152

Indiana Starke Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 60

Indiana White Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,531

Indiana White Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 17

Indiana Jackson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,677

Indiana Jackson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Indiana Lawrence Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Indiana Lawrence Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Indiana Monroe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Indiana Monroe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Indiana Orange Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Indiana Orange Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Indiana Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Indiana Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Indiana Clark Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Indiana Clark Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Indiana Dearborn Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Indiana Dearborn Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Indiana Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Indiana Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1
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Indiana Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Indiana Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Indiana Jennings Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Indiana Jennings Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Indiana Ripley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Indiana Ripley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Indiana Daviess Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,120

Indiana Daviess Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

Indiana Dubois Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Indiana Dubois Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Indiana Gibson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,115

Indiana Gibson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 17

Indiana Greene Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,728

Indiana Greene Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Indiana Knox Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 20,870

Indiana Knox Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 66

Indiana Martin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Indiana Martin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Indiana Pike Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Indiana Pike Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Indiana Posey Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 11,254

Indiana Posey Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 43

Indiana Spencer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Indiana Spencer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Indiana Sullivan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,581

Indiana Sullivan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 19

Indiana Vanderburgh Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Indiana Vanderburgh Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Indiana Clay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Indiana Clay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Indiana Fountain Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Indiana Fountain Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Indiana Montgomery Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Indiana Montgomery Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Indiana Parke Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,710

Indiana Parke Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Indiana Putnam Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 18

Indiana Putnam Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Indiana Tippecanoe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,790

Indiana Tippecanoe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Indiana Vermillion Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Indiana Vermillion Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Indiana Vigo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 704

Indiana Vigo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Indiana Warren Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,720

Indiana Warren Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Iowa Boone Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Boone Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Iowa Dallas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)
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Iowa Dallas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Iowa Hamilton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Hamilton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Iowa Jasper Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 687

Iowa Jasper Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Iowa Marshall Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Marshall Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Iowa Polk Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Polk Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Iowa Story Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 269

Iowa Story Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Iowa Webster Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Webster Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Iowa Cedar Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 272

Iowa Cedar Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Iowa Iowa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Iowa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Iowa Jackson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Jackson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Iowa Jones Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Jones Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Iowa Linn Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Linn Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Iowa Muscatine Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,841

Iowa Muscatine Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 36

Iowa Butler Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 344

Iowa Butler Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Iowa Cerro Gordo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Cerro Gordo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Iowa Floyd Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,415

Iowa Floyd Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Iowa Hancock Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 737

Iowa Hancock Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Iowa Kossuth Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 239

Iowa Kossuth Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Iowa Mitchell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 911

Iowa Mitchell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Iowa Worth Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 995

Iowa Worth Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Iowa Allamakee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Allamakee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Iowa Bremer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Bremer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Iowa Chickasaw Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 120

Iowa Chickasaw Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Iowa Clayton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Clayton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Iowa Delaware Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Delaware Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2
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Iowa Fayette Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 88

Iowa Fayette Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Iowa Howard Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 68

Iowa Howard Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Iowa Winneshiek Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Winneshiek Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Iowa Buena Vista Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 618

Iowa Buena Vista Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Iowa Clay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Clay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Iowa Dickinson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 744

Iowa Dickinson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Iowa Emmet Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 201

Iowa Emmet Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Iowa Lyon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,071

Iowa Lyon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13

Iowa O Brien Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 431

Iowa O Brien Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Iowa Osceola Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,057

Iowa Osceola Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Iowa Palo Alto Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,455

Iowa Palo Alto Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 25

Iowa Plymouth Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,420

Iowa Plymouth Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Iowa Pocahontas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 383

Iowa Pocahontas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Iowa Sioux Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,033

Iowa Sioux Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 35

Iowa Decatur Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Decatur Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Iowa Warren Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Warren Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Iowa Des Moines Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,540

Iowa Des Moines Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 16

Iowa Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Iowa Lee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 953

Iowa Lee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Iowa Louisa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 7,127

Iowa Louisa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 33

Iowa Mahaska Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Mahaska Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Iowa Wapello Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Wapello Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Iowa Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Iowa Cass Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 330

Iowa Cass Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Iowa Fremont Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,175
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Iowa Fremont Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 18

Iowa Mills Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Mills Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Iowa Montgomery Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Montgomery Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Iowa Page Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Page Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Iowa Pottawattamie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,378

Iowa Pottawattamie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Iowa Calhoun Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Calhoun Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Iowa Carroll Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Carroll Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Iowa Crawford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 965

Iowa Crawford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Iowa Greene Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Greene Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Iowa Guthrie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Guthrie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Iowa Harrison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 17,035

Iowa Harrison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 57

Iowa Ida Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Ida Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Iowa Monona Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 40,063

Iowa Monona Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 96

Iowa Sac Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 198

Iowa Sac Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Iowa Shelby Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Iowa Shelby Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Iowa Woodbury Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,618

Iowa Woodbury Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 15

Kansas Barton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 15,492

Kansas Barton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 43

Kansas Dickinson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,793

Kansas Dickinson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 21

Kansas Ellis Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kansas Ellis Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Kansas Ellsworth Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 155

Kansas Ellsworth Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Kansas Lincoln Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 332

Kansas Lincoln Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Kansas Marion Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,140

Kansas Marion Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 15

Kansas Mcpherson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 18,673

Kansas Mcpherson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 114

Kansas Rice Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 13,289

Kansas Rice Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 47

Kansas Rush Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,591

Kansas Rush Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 28
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Kansas Russell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kansas Russell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Kansas Saline Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 486

Kansas Saline Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Kansas Anderson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 901

Kansas Anderson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Kansas Coffey Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 541

Kansas Coffey Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Kansas Douglas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,086

Kansas Douglas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

Kansas Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,454

Kansas Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Kansas Geary Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,020

Kansas Geary Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Kansas Johnson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 26

Kansas Johnson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Kansas Miami Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 470

Kansas Miami Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Kansas Morris Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kansas Morris Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Kansas Shawnee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 11,891

Kansas Shawnee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 53

Kansas Wabaunsee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,406

Kansas Wabaunsee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13

Kansas Clay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 15,628

Kansas Clay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 59

Kansas Cloud Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 7,089

Kansas Cloud Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 67

Kansas Jewell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9,964

Kansas Jewell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 24

Kansas Mitchell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,674

Kansas Mitchell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 27

Kansas Osborne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,357

Kansas Osborne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 31

Kansas Ottawa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,600

Kansas Ottawa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 15

Kansas Phillips Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,463

Kansas Phillips Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 16

Kansas Republic Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 23,915

Kansas Republic Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 96

Kansas Rooks Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,317

Kansas Rooks Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Kansas Smith Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,912

Kansas Smith Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 45

Kansas Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,215

Kansas Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 31

Kansas Brown Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,432

Kansas Brown Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

Kansas Doniphan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 896
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Kansas Doniphan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Kansas Jackson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 318

Kansas Jackson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Kansas Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,240

Kansas Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 18

Kansas Leavenworth Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kansas Leavenworth Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Kansas Marshall Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,961

Kansas Marshall Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13

Kansas Nemaha Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 753

Kansas Nemaha Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Kansas Pottawatomie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 11,801

Kansas Pottawatomie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 45

Kansas Riley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,482

Kansas Riley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Kansas Wyandotte Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kansas Wyandotte Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Kansas Cheyenne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 29,498

Kansas Cheyenne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 77

Kansas Decatur Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 8,188

Kansas Decatur Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 41

Kansas Graham Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,525

Kansas Graham Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 32

Kansas Norton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9,186

Kansas Norton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 35

Kansas Rawlins Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 12,142

Kansas Rawlins Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 52

Kansas Sheridan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 49,852

Kansas Sheridan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 144

Kansas Sherman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 65,478

Kansas Sherman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 121

Kansas Thomas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 57,009

Kansas Thomas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 112

Kansas Barber Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,421

Kansas Barber Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

Kansas Comanche Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kansas Comanche Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Kansas Edwards Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 57,210

Kansas Edwards Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 92

Kansas Harper Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 590

Kansas Harper Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Kansas Harvey Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 22,765

Kansas Harvey Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 83

Kansas Kingman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9,126

Kansas Kingman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 32

Kansas Kiowa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 21,855

Kansas Kiowa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 34

Kansas Pawnee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 32,977

Kansas Pawnee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 80
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Kansas Pratt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 45,619

Kansas Pratt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 118

Kansas Reno Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 19,567

Kansas Reno Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 86

Kansas Sedgwick Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 19,758

Kansas Sedgwick Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 74

Kansas Stafford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 36,134

Kansas Stafford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 117

Kansas Sumner Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,762

Kansas Sumner Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 20

Kansas Allen Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kansas Allen Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Kansas Bourbon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kansas Bourbon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Kansas Butler Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,399

Kansas Butler Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

Kansas Cherokee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 660

Kansas Cherokee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Kansas Cowley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,186

Kansas Cowley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Kansas Crawford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 707

Kansas Crawford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Kansas Greenwood Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kansas Greenwood Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Kansas Labette Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kansas Labette Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Kansas Montgomery Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,848

Kansas Montgomery Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Kansas Wilson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 676

Kansas Wilson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Kansas Clark Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 750

Kansas Clark Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Kansas Finney Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 80,695

Kansas Finney Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 153

Kansas Ford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 31,966

Kansas Ford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 67

Kansas Grant Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 39,187

Kansas Grant Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 84

Kansas Gray Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 54,041

Kansas Gray Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 123

Kansas Hamilton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,574

Kansas Hamilton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

Kansas Haskell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 54,420

Kansas Haskell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 79

Kansas Hodgeman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kansas Hodgeman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 55

Kansas Kearny Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 21,312

Kansas Kearny Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 50

Kansas Meade Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 86,136
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Kansas Meade Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 121

Kansas Morton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 23,082

Kansas Morton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 54

Kansas Seward Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 44,826

Kansas Seward Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 61

Kansas Stanton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 43,137

Kansas Stanton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 62

Kansas Stevens Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 97,886

Kansas Stevens Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 81

Kansas Gove Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 12,664

Kansas Gove Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 63

Kansas Greeley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 12,025

Kansas Greeley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 31

Kansas Lane Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,919

Kansas Lane Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 21

Kansas Logan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,049

Kansas Logan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 26

Kansas Ness Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 702

Kansas Ness Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

Kansas Scott Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 15,644

Kansas Scott Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 56

Kansas Trego Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,375

Kansas Trego Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 17

Kansas Wallace Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 38,243

Kansas Wallace Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 56

Kansas Wichita Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 25,423

Kansas Wichita Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 75

Kentucky Bath Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Bath Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Kentucky Boyle Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 90

Kentucky Boyle Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Kentucky Fleming Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Fleming Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Kentucky Garrard Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 42

Kentucky Garrard Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Kentucky Harrison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Harrison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Kentucky Jessamine Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Jessamine Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Kentucky Lincoln Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Lincoln Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Kentucky Madison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 20

Kentucky Madison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Kentucky Mason Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Mason Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Kentucky Nicholas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Nicholas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Kentucky Scott Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Scott Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5
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Kentucky Shelby Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Shelby Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Kentucky Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 37

Kentucky Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Kentucky Allen Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 10

Kentucky Allen Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Kentucky Butler Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Butler Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Kentucky Green Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Green Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Kentucky Hardin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 178

Kentucky Hardin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Kentucky Hart Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Hart Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Kentucky Larue Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Larue Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Kentucky Marion Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Marion Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Kentucky Metcalfe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Metcalfe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Kentucky Nelson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 194

Kentucky Nelson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Kentucky Warren Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Warren Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Kentucky Bell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Bell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Kentucky Clay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 117

Kentucky Clay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Kentucky Harlan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Harlan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Kentucky Lawrence Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Lawrence Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Kentucky Lee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Lee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Kentucky Lewis Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Lewis Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Kentucky Morgan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Morgan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Kentucky Pulaski Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Pulaski Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Kentucky Rockcastle Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 15

Kentucky Rockcastle Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Kentucky Caldwell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Caldwell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Kentucky Christian Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 732

Kentucky Christian Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Kentucky Crittenden Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 808

Kentucky Crittenden Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Kentucky Daviess Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,587
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Kentucky Daviess Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 20

Kentucky Hancock Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Hancock Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Kentucky Henderson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,355

Kentucky Henderson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13

Kentucky Hopkins Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Hopkins Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Kentucky Logan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Logan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Kentucky Mclean Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 986

Kentucky Mclean Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Kentucky Muhlenberg Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Muhlenberg Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Kentucky Ohio Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Ohio Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Kentucky Todd Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Todd Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Kentucky Union Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,826

Kentucky Union Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Kentucky Webster Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Webster Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Kentucky Boone Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Boone Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Kentucky Carroll Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Carroll Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Kentucky Henry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 14

Kentucky Henry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Kentucky Oldham Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Oldham Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Kentucky Pendleton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 310

Kentucky Pendleton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Kentucky Ballard Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Ballard Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Kentucky Calloway Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,234

Kentucky Calloway Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 18

Kentucky Carlisle Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Carlisle Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Kentucky Fulton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,613

Kentucky Fulton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Kentucky Graves Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,542

Kentucky Graves Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 18

Kentucky Hickman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,916

Kentucky Hickman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Kentucky Lyon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Lyon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Kentucky Mccracken Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Mccracken Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Kentucky Trigg Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Kentucky Trigg Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3
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Louisiana Avoyelles Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,305

Louisiana Avoyelles Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Louisiana Catahoula Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 10,375

Louisiana Catahoula Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 23

Louisiana Concordia Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,137

Louisiana Concordia Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 20

Louisiana Evangeline Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Louisiana Evangeline Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Louisiana Grant Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Louisiana Grant Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Louisiana Pointe Coupee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Louisiana Pointe Coupee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Louisiana Rapides Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,004

Louisiana Rapides Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Louisiana Saint Landry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Louisiana Saint Landry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Louisiana East Baton Rouge Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 18

Louisiana East Baton Rouge Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Louisiana Caldwell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,190

Louisiana Caldwell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Louisiana Ouachita Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,145

Louisiana Ouachita Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Louisiana East Carroll Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 42,604

Louisiana East Carroll Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 81

Louisiana Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 47,812

Louisiana Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 106

Louisiana Madison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 35,036

Louisiana Madison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 73

Louisiana Morehouse Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 62,578

Louisiana Morehouse Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 102

Louisiana Richland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 36,855

Louisiana Richland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 92

Louisiana Tensas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 12,983

Louisiana Tensas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 34

Louisiana West Carroll Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 16,966

Louisiana West Carroll Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 44

Louisiana Caddo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,601

Louisiana Caddo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Louisiana Red River Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Louisiana Red River Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Louisiana Lafayette Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Louisiana Lafayette Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Louisiana Lafourche Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Louisiana Lafourche Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Louisiana Allen Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Louisiana Allen Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Louisiana Beauregard Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 130

Louisiana Beauregard Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Louisiana Natchitoches Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,603
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Louisiana Natchitoches Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Maine Penobscot Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Maine Penobscot Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Maine Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Maine Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Maine Kennebec Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Maine Kennebec Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Maine Lincoln Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Maine Lincoln Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Maine Sagadahoc Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Maine Sagadahoc Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Maryland Dorchester Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 11,631

Maryland Dorchester Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 64

Maryland Somerset Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Maryland Somerset Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Maryland Wicomico Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,559

Maryland Wicomico Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 28

Maryland Worcester Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,309

Maryland Worcester Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 15

Maryland Baltimore Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Maryland Baltimore Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Maryland Carroll Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Maryland Carroll Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Maryland Frederick Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Maryland Frederick Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Maryland Harford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Maryland Harford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Maryland Montgomery Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Maryland Montgomery Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Maryland Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 232

Maryland Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Maryland Anne Arundel Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Maryland Anne Arundel Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Maryland Calvert Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Maryland Calvert Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Maryland Charles Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Maryland Charles Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Maryland Prince Georges Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 18

Maryland Prince Georges Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Maryland St Marys Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 30

Maryland St Marys Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 16

Maryland Caroline Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 12,076

Maryland Caroline Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 100

Maryland Cecil Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Maryland Cecil Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Maryland Kent Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,468

Maryland Kent Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 26

Maryland Queen Annes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 8,646

Maryland Queen Annes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 48
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Maryland Talbot Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,557

Maryland Talbot Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 26

Massachusetts Dukes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Massachusetts Dukes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Massachusetts Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Massachusetts Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Massachusetts Hampden Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Massachusetts Hampden Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Massachusetts Hampshire Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Massachusetts Hampshire Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Massachusetts Middlesex Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 8

Massachusetts Middlesex Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Michigan Gratiot Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,065

Michigan Gratiot Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 24

Michigan Isabella Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,550

Michigan Isabella Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Michigan Mecosta Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 7,944

Michigan Mecosta Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 17

Michigan Midland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 493

Michigan Midland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Michigan Montcalm Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 21,436

Michigan Montcalm Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 75

Michigan Osceola Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Michigan Osceola Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Michigan Bay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,988

Michigan Bay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 20

Michigan Huron Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 984

Michigan Huron Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

Michigan Saginaw Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 626

Michigan Saginaw Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Michigan Sanilac Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 291

Michigan Sanilac Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Michigan Tuscola Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,570

Michigan Tuscola Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 23

Michigan Cheboygan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Michigan Cheboygan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Michigan Presque Isle Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Michigan Presque Isle Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Michigan Antrim Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 103

Michigan Antrim Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Michigan Grand Traverse Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Michigan Grand Traverse Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Michigan Leelanau Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Michigan Leelanau Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Michigan Manistee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 380

Michigan Manistee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Michigan Missaukee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,280

Michigan Missaukee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Michigan Wexford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)
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Michigan Wexford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Michigan Barry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,730

Michigan Barry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13

Michigan Branch Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 27,498

Michigan Branch Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 90

Michigan Calhoun Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,221

Michigan Calhoun Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 25

Michigan Clinton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 834

Michigan Clinton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Michigan Eaton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 799

Michigan Eaton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Michigan Hillsdale Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,575

Michigan Hillsdale Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 29

Michigan Ingham Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Michigan Ingham Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Michigan Ionia Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,276

Michigan Ionia Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 16

Michigan Jackson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,350

Michigan Jackson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13

Michigan Shiawassee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 378

Michigan Shiawassee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Michigan St Joseph Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 72,244

Michigan St Joseph Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 186

Michigan Lapeer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 273

Michigan Lapeer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Michigan Lenawee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,512

Michigan Lenawee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Michigan Macomb Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 288

Michigan Macomb Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Michigan Monroe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,919

Michigan Monroe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Michigan St Clair Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Michigan St Clair Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Michigan Washtenaw Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 846

Michigan Washtenaw Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Michigan Wayne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Michigan Wayne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Michigan Allegan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 15,970

Michigan Allegan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 51

Michigan Berrien Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 8,563

Michigan Berrien Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 45

Michigan Cass Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 45,496

Michigan Cass Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 91

Michigan Kalamazoo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 27,999

Michigan Kalamazoo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 64

Michigan Kent Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,509

Michigan Kent Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

Michigan Ottawa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 7,430

Michigan Ottawa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 36
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Michigan Van Buren Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 18,996

Michigan Van Buren Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 28

Michigan Chippewa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Michigan Chippewa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Michigan Delta Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Michigan Delta Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Michigan Dickinson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Michigan Dickinson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Michigan Gogebic Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Michigan Gogebic Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Michigan Mason Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,091

Michigan Mason Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Michigan Muskegon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 985

Michigan Muskegon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Michigan Newaygo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,078

Michigan Newaygo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Michigan Oceana Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,869

Michigan Oceana Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 24

Minnesota Benton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,620

Minnesota Benton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 24

Minnesota Kandiyohi Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 15,345

Minnesota Kandiyohi Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 37

Minnesota Meeker Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,771

Minnesota Meeker Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 36

Minnesota Morrison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 13,028

Minnesota Morrison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 85

Minnesota Renville Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 84

Minnesota Renville Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Minnesota Scott Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Minnesota Scott Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Minnesota Sherburne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 16,213

Minnesota Sherburne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 56

Minnesota Sibley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 20

Minnesota Sibley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Minnesota Stearns Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 30,680

Minnesota Stearns Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 243

Minnesota Todd Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,182

Minnesota Todd Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 45

Minnesota Wadena Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 12,561

Minnesota Wadena Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 54

Minnesota Wright Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,211

Minnesota Wright Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 26

Minnesota Anoka Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Minnesota Anoka Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Minnesota Chisago Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 223

Minnesota Chisago Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Minnesota Crow Wing Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Minnesota Crow Wing Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Minnesota Isanti Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,774
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Minnesota Isanti Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 16

Minnesota Mille Lacs Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Minnesota Mille Lacs Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Minnesota Ramsey Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Minnesota Ramsey Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Minnesota Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,337

Minnesota Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Minnesota Cass Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,480

Minnesota Cass Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Minnesota Hubbard Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9,473

Minnesota Hubbard Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

Minnesota Itasca Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Minnesota Itasca Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Minnesota Becker Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,364

Minnesota Becker Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Minnesota Clay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,869

Minnesota Clay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Minnesota Kittson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Minnesota Kittson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Minnesota Marshall Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Minnesota Marshall Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Minnesota Norman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Minnesota Norman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Minnesota Pennington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Minnesota Pennington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Minnesota Polk Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 412

Minnesota Polk Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Minnesota Red Lake Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Minnesota Red Lake Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Minnesota Blue Earth Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 965

Minnesota Blue Earth Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Minnesota Brown Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,375

Minnesota Brown Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 20

Minnesota Faribault Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Minnesota Faribault Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Minnesota Freeborn Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,496

Minnesota Freeborn Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Minnesota Le Sueur Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Minnesota Le Sueur Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Minnesota Martin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 283

Minnesota Martin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Minnesota Rice Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 497

Minnesota Rice Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Minnesota Steele Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 422

Minnesota Steele Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Minnesota Waseca Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5

Minnesota Waseca Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Minnesota Watonwan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,613

Minnesota Watonwan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12
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Minnesota Dakota Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 35,958

Minnesota Dakota Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 147

Minnesota Dodge Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Minnesota Dodge Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Minnesota Fillmore Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 17

Minnesota Fillmore Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Minnesota Goodhue Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,076

Minnesota Goodhue Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 18

Minnesota Houston Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Minnesota Houston Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Minnesota Mower Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,138

Minnesota Mower Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 16

Minnesota Olmsted Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 71

Minnesota Olmsted Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Minnesota Wabasha Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,095

Minnesota Wabasha Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Minnesota Cottonwood Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,138

Minnesota Cottonwood Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Minnesota Lincoln Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Minnesota Lincoln Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Minnesota Lyon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Minnesota Lyon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Minnesota Nobles Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Minnesota Nobles Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Minnesota Pipestone Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,246

Minnesota Pipestone Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Minnesota Rock Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,570

Minnesota Rock Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Minnesota Big Stone Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,146

Minnesota Big Stone Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

Minnesota Chippewa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,540

Minnesota Chippewa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

Minnesota Douglas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,534

Minnesota Douglas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 27

Minnesota Grant Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,224

Minnesota Grant Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 20

Minnesota Lac Qui Parle Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,237

Minnesota Lac Qui Parle Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

Minnesota Otter Tail Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 27,535

Minnesota Otter Tail Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 137

Minnesota Pope Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 20,457

Minnesota Pope Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 49

Minnesota Stevens Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 13,261

Minnesota Stevens Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 38

Minnesota Swift Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 18,360

Minnesota Swift Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 60

Minnesota Traverse Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 325

Minnesota Traverse Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Minnesota Wilkin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,030
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Minnesota Wilkin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Minnesota Yellow Medicine Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Minnesota Yellow Medicine Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Mississippi Attala Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Attala Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Mississippi Carroll Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,995

Mississippi Carroll Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Mississippi Holmes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 18,702

Mississippi Holmes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 22

Mississippi Montgomery Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Montgomery Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Mississippi Webster Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Webster Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Mississippi Chickasaw Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,556

Mississippi Chickasaw Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Mississippi Clay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Clay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Mississippi Lowndes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,029

Mississippi Lowndes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Mississippi Noxubee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 8,710

Mississippi Noxubee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 71

Mississippi Oktibbeha Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Oktibbeha Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Mississippi Winston Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 30

Mississippi Winston Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Mississippi Humphreys Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 20,416

Mississippi Humphreys Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 50

Mississippi Issaquena Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,656

Mississippi Issaquena Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13

Mississippi Leflore Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 56,766

Mississippi Leflore Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 83

Mississippi Sharkey Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 23,118

Mississippi Sharkey Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 31

Mississippi Sunflower Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 55,561

Mississippi Sunflower Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 88

Mississippi Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 50,891

Mississippi Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 89

Mississippi Yazoo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 20,748

Mississippi Yazoo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 35

Mississippi Benton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Benton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Mississippi Calhoun Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 573

Mississippi Calhoun Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Mississippi De Soto Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 708

Mississippi De Soto Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Mississippi Grenada Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Grenada Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Mississippi Lafayette Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 140

Mississippi Lafayette Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3
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Mississippi Marshall Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,057

Mississippi Marshall Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Mississippi Panola Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,610

Mississippi Panola Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

Mississippi Tate Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 190

Mississippi Tate Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Mississippi Yalobusha Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 109

Mississippi Yalobusha Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Mississippi Lee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Lee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Mississippi Pontotoc Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Pontotoc Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Mississippi Tippah Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Tippah Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Mississippi Tishomingo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Tishomingo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Mississippi Covington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 140

Mississippi Covington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Mississippi Jefferson Davis Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Jefferson Davis Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Mississippi Lamar Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Lamar Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Mississippi Lawrence Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Lawrence Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Mississippi Simpson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 745

Mississippi Simpson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Mississippi Forrest Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Forrest Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Mississippi Greene Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 13

Mississippi Greene Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Mississippi Jones Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Jones Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Mississippi Lauderdale Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Lauderdale Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Mississippi Newton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Newton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Mississippi Pearl River Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6

Mississippi Pearl River Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Mississippi Perry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Perry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Mississippi Adams Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Adams Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Mississippi Claiborne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Claiborne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Mississippi Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Mississippi Hinds Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Hinds Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Mississippi Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)
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Mississippi Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Mississippi Warren Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,262

Mississippi Warren Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Mississippi Wilkinson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Wilkinson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Mississippi Bolivar Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 48,257

Mississippi Bolivar Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 93

Mississippi Coahoma Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 34,697

Mississippi Coahoma Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 65

Mississippi Quitman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9,384

Mississippi Quitman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 24

Mississippi Tallahatchie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 31,758

Mississippi Tallahatchie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 44

Mississippi Tunica Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 16,758

Mississippi Tunica Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 24

Missouri Benton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Benton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Missouri Boone Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,388

Missouri Boone Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Missouri Callaway Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,551

Missouri Callaway Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Missouri Cole Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 255

Missouri Cole Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Missouri Cooper Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 382

Missouri Cooper Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Missouri Howard Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,052

Missouri Howard Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Missouri Miller Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Miller Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Missouri Moniteau Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Moniteau Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Missouri Morgan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 15

Missouri Morgan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Missouri Osage Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 961

Missouri Osage Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 22

Missouri Pettis Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 132

Missouri Pettis Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Missouri Polk Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 432

Missouri Polk Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Missouri Saline Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,990

Missouri Saline Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Missouri Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 354

Missouri Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Missouri Gasconade Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Gasconade Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Missouri Lincoln Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 685

Missouri Lincoln Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Missouri Montgomery Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,138

Missouri Montgomery Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14
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Missouri Perry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Perry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Missouri St Charles Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 336

Missouri St Charles Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Missouri St Louis Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri St Louis Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Missouri Ste Genevieve Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Ste Genevieve Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Missouri Warren Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 262

Missouri Warren Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Missouri Adair Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Adair Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Missouri Carroll Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,969

Missouri Carroll Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Missouri Chariton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,962

Missouri Chariton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

Missouri Grundy Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Grundy Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Missouri Linn Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Linn Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Missouri Livingston Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Livingston Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Missouri Macon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Macon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Missouri Mercer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Mercer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Missouri Putnam Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Putnam Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Missouri Randolph Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Randolph Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Missouri Audrain Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 8,458

Missouri Audrain Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 45

Missouri Clark Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,974

Missouri Clark Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Missouri Knox Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Knox Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Missouri Lewis Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,533

Missouri Lewis Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Missouri Marion Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,545

Missouri Marion Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

Missouri Monroe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 672

Missouri Monroe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Missouri Pike Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,943

Missouri Pike Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Missouri Ralls Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 886

Missouri Ralls Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Missouri Scotland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Scotland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Missouri Shelby Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,099
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Missouri Shelby Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Missouri Atchison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 8,070

Missouri Atchison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 29

Missouri Buchanan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Buchanan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Missouri Clay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Clay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Missouri Clinton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Clinton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Missouri Daviess Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Daviess Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Missouri Gentry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 11

Missouri Gentry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Missouri Harrison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Harrison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Missouri Holt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9,474

Missouri Holt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 20

Missouri Platte Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 958

Missouri Platte Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Missouri Ray Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,296

Missouri Ray Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Missouri Worth Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Worth Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Missouri Bollinger Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,143

Missouri Bollinger Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 17

Missouri Howell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Howell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Missouri Ripley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,725

Missouri Ripley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Missouri Wayne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Wayne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Missouri Webster Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Webster Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Missouri Wright Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Wright Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Missouri Butler Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 17,828

Missouri Butler Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 61

Missouri Cape Girardeau Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,530

Missouri Cape Girardeau Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 37

Missouri Dunklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 16,274

Missouri Dunklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 60

Missouri Mississippi Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 39,416

Missouri Mississippi Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 76

Missouri New Madrid Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 53,544

Missouri New Madrid Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 163

Missouri Pemiscot Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 16,506

Missouri Pemiscot Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 46

Missouri Scott Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 35,281

Missouri Scott Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 78
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Missouri Stoddard Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 58,340

Missouri Stoddard Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 153

Missouri Barry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Barry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Missouri Barton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,629

Missouri Barton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 26

Missouri Dade Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,126

Missouri Dade Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Missouri Greene Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Greene Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Missouri Jasper Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 932

Missouri Jasper Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Missouri Lawrence Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 554

Missouri Lawrence Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Missouri Mcdonald Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Mcdonald Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Missouri Newton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Newton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Missouri Bates Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,688

Missouri Bates Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Missouri Cass Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,113

Missouri Cass Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Missouri Cedar Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Cedar Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Missouri Henry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Henry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Missouri Jackson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Jackson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Missouri Johnson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 847

Missouri Johnson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Missouri Lafayette Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 882

Missouri Lafayette Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Missouri St Clair Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri St Clair Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Missouri Vernon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,165

Missouri Vernon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 21

Montana Golden Valley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Montana Golden Valley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Montana Musselshell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Montana Musselshell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Montana Petroleum Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Montana Petroleum Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Montana Wheatland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Montana Wheatland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Montana Blaine Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 139

Montana Blaine Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Montana Chouteau Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 590

Montana Chouteau Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Montana Hill Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)
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Montana Hill Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Montana Phillips Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Montana Phillips Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Montana Pondera Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Montana Pondera Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Montana Toole Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 365

Montana Toole Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Montana Dawson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,977

Montana Dawson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 23

Montana Mccone Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 380

Montana Mccone Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Montana Richland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,543

Montana Richland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 32

Montana Roosevelt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Montana Roosevelt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Montana Sheridan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 380

Montana Sheridan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Montana Valley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,680

Montana Valley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Montana Flathead Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Montana Flathead Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Montana Lake Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,100

Montana Lake Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Montana Ravalli Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 133

Montana Ravalli Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Montana Big Horn Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Montana Big Horn Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

Montana Carbon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Montana Carbon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 34

Montana Stillwater Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 825

Montana Stillwater Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Montana Treasure Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,297

Montana Treasure Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 17

Montana Yellowstone Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,834

Montana Yellowstone Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 40

Montana Custer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,350

Montana Custer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 20

Montana Prairie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Montana Prairie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Montana Rosebud Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Montana Rosebud Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

Nebraska Buffalo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 168,461

Nebraska Buffalo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 402

Nebraska Custer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 185,237

Nebraska Custer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 407

Nebraska Dawson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 174,894

Nebraska Dawson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 315

Nebraska Greeley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 58,060

Nebraska Greeley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 163
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Nebraska Hall Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 174,796

Nebraska Hall Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 330

Nebraska Howard Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 80,500

Nebraska Howard Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 265

Nebraska Sherman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 49,602

Nebraska Sherman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 177

Nebraska Valley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 59,819

Nebraska Valley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 185

Nebraska Butler Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 67,235

Nebraska Butler Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 241

Nebraska Cass Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,216

Nebraska Cass Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 18

Nebraska Colfax Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 43,720

Nebraska Colfax Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 146

Nebraska Dodge Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 75,709

Nebraska Dodge Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 265

Nebraska Douglas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 10,313

Nebraska Douglas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 42

Nebraska Hamilton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 165,996

Nebraska Hamilton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 358

Nebraska Lancaster Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 12,461

Nebraska Lancaster Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 91

Nebraska Merrick Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 110,460

Nebraska Merrick Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 267

Nebraska Nance Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 39,026

Nebraska Nance Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 141

Nebraska Platte Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 125,112

Nebraska Platte Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 457

Nebraska Polk Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 90,690

Nebraska Polk Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 289

Nebraska Sarpy Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,673

Nebraska Sarpy Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 28

Nebraska Saunders Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 65,056

Nebraska Saunders Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 242

Nebraska Seward Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 78,886

Nebraska Seward Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 230

Nebraska Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 10,576

Nebraska Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 52

Nebraska York Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 175,324

Nebraska York Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 340

Nebraska Arthur Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Nebraska Arthur Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Nebraska Blaine Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Nebraska Blaine Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Nebraska Boyd Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,121

Nebraska Boyd Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 15

Nebraska Brown Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 27,041

Nebraska Brown Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 68

Nebraska Cherry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 24,115
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Nebraska Cherry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 43

Nebraska Garfield Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 15,397

Nebraska Garfield Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 56

Nebraska Holt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 175,114

Nebraska Holt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 351

Nebraska Keya Paha Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 12,515

Nebraska Keya Paha Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 30

Nebraska Logan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 17,684

Nebraska Logan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 35

Nebraska Loup Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,637

Nebraska Loup Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 31

Nebraska Mcpherson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,886

Nebraska Mcpherson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

Nebraska Rock Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Nebraska Rock Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 36

Nebraska Thomas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Nebraska Thomas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Nebraska Wheeler Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Nebraska Wheeler Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 63

Nebraska Antelope Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 143,184

Nebraska Antelope Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 394

Nebraska Boone Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 114,182

Nebraska Boone Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 350

Nebraska Burt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 22,088

Nebraska Burt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 98

Nebraska Cedar Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 87,741

Nebraska Cedar Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 256

Nebraska Cuming Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 34,763

Nebraska Cuming Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 167

Nebraska Dakota Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 19,941

Nebraska Dakota Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 28

Nebraska Dixon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 16,428

Nebraska Dixon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 67

Nebraska Knox Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 41,614

Nebraska Knox Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 178

Nebraska Madison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 65,655

Nebraska Madison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 236

Nebraska Pierce Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 76,367

Nebraska Pierce Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 225

Nebraska Stanton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 17,010

Nebraska Stanton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 85

Nebraska Thurston Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 7,618

Nebraska Thurston Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 35

Nebraska Wayne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 31,916

Nebraska Wayne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 83

Nebraska Banner Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,989

Nebraska Banner Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 16

Nebraska Box Butte Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 57,362

Nebraska Box Butte Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 135
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Nebraska Cheyenne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 26,709

Nebraska Cheyenne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 82

Nebraska Dawes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,358

Nebraska Dawes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 22

Nebraska Deuel Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 12,755

Nebraska Deuel Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 34

Nebraska Garden Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 18,917

Nebraska Garden Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 50

Nebraska Kimball Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 12,225

Nebraska Kimball Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 47

Nebraska Morrill Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 72,465

Nebraska Morrill Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 189

Nebraska Scotts Bluff Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 85,588

Nebraska Scotts Bluff Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 357

Nebraska Sheridan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 27,214

Nebraska Sheridan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 78

Nebraska Sioux Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 14,945

Nebraska Sioux Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 62

Nebraska Adams Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 143,381

Nebraska Adams Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 297

Nebraska Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 52,221

Nebraska Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 152

Nebraska Furnas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 39,448

Nebraska Furnas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 129

Nebraska Gosper Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 61,988

Nebraska Gosper Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 129

Nebraska Harlan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 57,511

Nebraska Harlan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 136

Nebraska Kearney Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 125,809

Nebraska Kearney Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 237

Nebraska Phelps Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 145,580

Nebraska Phelps Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 287

Nebraska Webster Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 34,173

Nebraska Webster Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 99

Nebraska Clay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 125,277

Nebraska Clay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 263

Nebraska Fillmore Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 137,261

Nebraska Fillmore Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 292

Nebraska Gage Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 38,113

Nebraska Gage Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 207

Nebraska Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 50,414

Nebraska Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 183

Nebraska Johnson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9,242

Nebraska Johnson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 62

Nebraska Nemaha Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 7,060

Nebraska Nemaha Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 30

Nebraska Nuckolls Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 45,361

Nebraska Nuckolls Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 131

Nebraska Otoe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,921
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Nebraska Otoe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 31

Nebraska Pawnee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,127

Nebraska Pawnee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Nebraska Richardson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,886

Nebraska Richardson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 19

Nebraska Saline Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 70,542

Nebraska Saline Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 229

Nebraska Thayer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 83,582

Nebraska Thayer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 229

Nebraska Chase Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 131,150

Nebraska Chase Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 149

Nebraska Dundy Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 69,889

Nebraska Dundy Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 92

Nebraska Frontier Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 34,477

Nebraska Frontier Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 99

Nebraska Hayes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 39,905

Nebraska Hayes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 66

Nebraska Hitchcock Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 12,678

Nebraska Hitchcock Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 77

Nebraska Keith Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 74,655

Nebraska Keith Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 134

Nebraska Lincoln Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 165,425

Nebraska Lincoln Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 288

Nebraska Perkins Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 106,278

Nebraska Perkins Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 159

Nebraska Red Willow Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 31,864

Nebraska Red Willow Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 98

Nevada White Pine Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Nevada White Pine Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Nevada Churchill Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 852

Nevada Churchill Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 20

Nevada Humboldt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Nevada Humboldt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Nevada Lyon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Nevada Lyon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Nevada Pershing Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,025

Nevada Pershing Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Nevada Clark Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Nevada Clark Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Nevada Esmeralda Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Nevada Esmeralda Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Nevada Lincoln Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 759

Nevada Lincoln Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

New Jersey Burlington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 717

New Jersey Burlington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13

New Jersey Mercer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New Jersey Mercer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

New Jersey Middlesex Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 343

New Jersey Middlesex Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6
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New Jersey Monmouth Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 52

New Jersey Monmouth Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

New Jersey Ocean Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New Jersey Ocean Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

New Jersey Hunterdon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New Jersey Hunterdon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

New Jersey Morris Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New Jersey Morris Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

New Jersey Somerset Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New Jersey Somerset Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

New Jersey Sussex Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New Jersey Sussex Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

New Jersey Warren Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 14

New Jersey Warren Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

New Jersey Atlantic Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 200

New Jersey Atlantic Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13

New Jersey Camden Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New Jersey Camden Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

New Jersey Cape May Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 27

New Jersey Cape May Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

New Jersey Cumberland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,278

New Jersey Cumberland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

New Jersey Gloucester Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 489

New Jersey Gloucester Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13

New Jersey Salem Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,140

New Jersey Salem Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 44

New Mexico Curry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New Mexico Curry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13

New Mexico Mora Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New Mexico Mora Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

New Mexico Roosevelt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New Mexico Roosevelt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

New Mexico San Miguel Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New Mexico San Miguel Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

New Mexico Torrance Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New Mexico Torrance Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

New Mexico Union Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9,824

New Mexico Union Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 17

New Mexico Rio Arriba Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 130

New Mexico Rio Arriba Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 15

New Mexico San Juan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New Mexico San Juan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 22

New Mexico Sandoval Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 12

New Mexico Sandoval Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

New Mexico Santa Fe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 17

New Mexico Santa Fe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 17

New Mexico Taos Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 16

New Mexico Taos Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

New Mexico Valencia Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)
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New Mexico Valencia Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

New Mexico Chaves Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New Mexico Chaves Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

New Mexico Dona Ana Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4

New Mexico Dona Ana Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

New Mexico Lea Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 960

New Mexico Lea Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

New Mexico Grant Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New Mexico Grant Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

New Mexico Hidalgo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New Mexico Hidalgo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

New Mexico Luna Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New Mexico Luna Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

New Mexico Sierra Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 12

New Mexico Sierra Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

New Mexico Socorro Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New Mexico Socorro Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

New York Cayuga Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New York Cayuga Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

New York Oneida Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9

New York Oneida Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

New York Onondaga Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3

New York Onondaga Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

New York Otsego Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New York Otsego Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

New York Montgomery Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New York Montgomery Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

New York Schoharie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New York Schoharie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

New York Suffolk Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 45

New York Suffolk Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

New York Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New York Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

New York St Lawrence Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New York St Lawrence Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

New York Columbia Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New York Columbia Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

New York Delaware Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New York Delaware Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

New York Greene Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New York Greene Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

New York Orange Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New York Orange Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

New York Sullivan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New York Sullivan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

New York Ulster Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New York Ulster Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

New York Broome Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New York Broome Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1
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New York Tioga Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 72

New York Tioga Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

New York Allegany Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New York Allegany Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

New York Steuben Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 447

New York Steuben Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

New York Erie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New York Erie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

New York Genesee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 486

New York Genesee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

New York Livingston Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New York Livingston Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

New York Monroe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 8

New York Monroe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

New York Niagara Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New York Niagara Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

New York Ontario Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New York Ontario Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

New York Orleans Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3

New York Orleans Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

New York Seneca Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 17

New York Seneca Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

New York Wayne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 14

New York Wayne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

New York Wyoming Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

New York Wyoming Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

New York Yates Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5

New York Yates Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

North Carolina Beaufort Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,549

North Carolina Beaufort Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

North Carolina Carteret Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Carteret Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

North Carolina Greene Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 476

North Carolina Greene Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

North Carolina Hyde Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 444

North Carolina Hyde Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

North Carolina Johnston Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 645

North Carolina Johnston Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13

North Carolina Jones Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Jones Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

North Carolina Lenoir Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 583

North Carolina Lenoir Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

North Carolina Pamlico Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,794

North Carolina Pamlico Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

North Carolina Pitt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 237

North Carolina Pitt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

North Carolina Wayne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 430

North Carolina Wayne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

North Carolina Wilson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 33
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North Carolina Wilson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

North Carolina Alexander Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Alexander Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

North Carolina Catawba Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Catawba Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

North Carolina Chatham Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 22

North Carolina Chatham Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

North Carolina Davidson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Davidson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

North Carolina Davie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 8

North Carolina Davie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

North Carolina Iredell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Iredell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

North Carolina Lee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Lee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

North Carolina Randolph Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Randolph Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

North Carolina Rowan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Rowan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

North Carolina Wake Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 270

North Carolina Wake Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

North Carolina Bertie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 499

North Carolina Bertie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

North Carolina Chowan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 635

North Carolina Chowan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

North Carolina Edgecombe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,704

North Carolina Edgecombe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

North Carolina Gates Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 446

North Carolina Gates Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

North Carolina Halifax Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Halifax Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

North Carolina Hertford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,935

North Carolina Hertford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

North Carolina Martin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Martin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

North Carolina Nash Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 209

North Carolina Nash Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

North Carolina Northampton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 620

North Carolina Northampton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

North Carolina Perquimans Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 204

North Carolina Perquimans Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

North Carolina Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 903

North Carolina Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

North Carolina Alleghany Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Alleghany Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

North Carolina Caldwell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Caldwell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

North Carolina Surry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Surry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1
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North Carolina Yadkin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6

North Carolina Yadkin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

North Carolina Caswell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 44

North Carolina Caswell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

North Carolina Durham Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Durham Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

North Carolina Forsyth Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Forsyth Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

North Carolina Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

North Carolina Granville Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 225

North Carolina Granville Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

North Carolina Guilford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 122

North Carolina Guilford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

North Carolina Orange Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Orange Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

North Carolina Person Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 36

North Carolina Person Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

North Carolina Rockingham Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 256

North Carolina Rockingham Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

North Carolina Stokes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 41

North Carolina Stokes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

North Carolina Vance Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 108

North Carolina Vance Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

North Carolina Warren Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6

North Carolina Warren Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

North Carolina Bladen Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 679

North Carolina Bladen Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

North Carolina Columbus Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 520

North Carolina Columbus Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13

North Carolina Cumberland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Cumberland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

North Carolina Duplin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,427

North Carolina Duplin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 30

North Carolina Harnett Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 33

North Carolina Harnett Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

North Carolina Hoke Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Hoke Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

North Carolina Onslow Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Onslow Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

North Carolina Pender Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 151

North Carolina Pender Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

North Carolina Robeson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,255

North Carolina Robeson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 17

North Carolina Sampson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 869

North Carolina Sampson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 27

North Carolina Scotland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,526

North Carolina Scotland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

North Carolina Anson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)
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North Carolina Anson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

North Carolina Cabarrus Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Cabarrus Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

North Carolina Cleveland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Cleveland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

North Carolina Montgomery Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 14

North Carolina Montgomery Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

North Carolina Moore Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 49

North Carolina Moore Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

North Carolina Richmond Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Richmond Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

North Carolina Stanly Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Stanly Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

North Carolina Burke Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Burke Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

North Carolina Henderson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 120

North Carolina Henderson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

North Carolina Jackson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3

North Carolina Jackson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

North Carolina Polk Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Polk Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

North Carolina Rutherford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Rutherford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

North Dakota Eddy Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Dakota Eddy Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

North Dakota Foster Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,498

North Dakota Foster Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

North Dakota Kidder Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,380

North Dakota Kidder Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 22

North Dakota Stutsman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,387

North Dakota Stutsman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

North Dakota Wells Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 296

North Dakota Wells Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

North Dakota Barnes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,685

North Dakota Barnes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

North Dakota Cass Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,337

North Dakota Cass Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13

North Dakota Griggs Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 960

North Dakota Griggs Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

North Dakota Steele Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,024

North Dakota Steele Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

North Dakota Traill Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 435

North Dakota Traill Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

North Dakota Benson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 424

North Dakota Benson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

North Dakota Bottineau Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Dakota Bottineau Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

North Dakota Pierce Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 571

North Dakota Pierce Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3
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North Dakota Grand Forks Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,128

North Dakota Grand Forks Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 16

North Dakota Nelson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 774

North Dakota Nelson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

North Dakota Pembina Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,078

North Dakota Pembina Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

North Dakota Ramsey Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Dakota Ramsey Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

North Dakota Towner Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Dakota Towner Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

North Dakota Walsh Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,742

North Dakota Walsh Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

North Dakota Divide Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Dakota Divide Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

North Dakota Williams Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,885

North Dakota Williams Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

North Dakota Burleigh Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,888

North Dakota Burleigh Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

North Dakota Emmons Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,332

North Dakota Emmons Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

North Dakota Grant Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 692

North Dakota Grant Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

North Dakota Morton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,141

North Dakota Morton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 17

North Dakota Sioux Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Dakota Sioux Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

North Dakota Dickey Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 7,338

North Dakota Dickey Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 26

North Dakota La Moure Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,821

North Dakota La Moure Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 17

North Dakota Logan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Dakota Logan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

North Dakota Ransom Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9,272

North Dakota Ransom Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 39

North Dakota Richland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,647

North Dakota Richland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

North Dakota Sargent Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 8,710

North Dakota Sargent Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 23

North Dakota Bowman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Dakota Bowman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

North Dakota Stark Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Dakota Stark Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

North Dakota Dunn Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Dakota Dunn Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

North Dakota Mclean Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,041

North Dakota Mclean Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 19

North Dakota Mercer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 866

North Dakota Mercer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

North Dakota Oliver Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,273
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North Dakota Oliver Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Ohio Fairfield Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Ohio Fairfield Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Ohio Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Ohio Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Ohio Knox Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Ohio Knox Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Ohio Licking Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Ohio Licking Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Ohio Madison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Ohio Madison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Ohio Morrow Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Ohio Morrow Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Ohio Pickaway Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Ohio Pickaway Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Ohio Ross Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Ohio Ross Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Ohio Union Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Ohio Union Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Ohio Belmont Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Ohio Belmont Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Ohio Coshocton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Ohio Coshocton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Ohio Ashland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6

Ohio Ashland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Ohio Crawford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Ohio Crawford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Ohio Lorain Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 32

Ohio Lorain Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Ohio Ottawa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Ohio Ottawa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Ohio Richland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Ohio Richland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Ohio Ashtabula Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 11

Ohio Ashtabula Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Ohio Geauga Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Ohio Geauga Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Ohio Mahoning Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Ohio Mahoning Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Ohio Medina Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Ohio Medina Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Ohio Fulton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Ohio Fulton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Ohio Lucas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Ohio Lucas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Ohio Van Wert Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Ohio Van Wert Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Ohio Williams Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 677

Ohio Williams Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6
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Ohio Wood Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 82

Ohio Wood Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Ohio Adams Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Ohio Adams Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Ohio Brown Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Ohio Brown Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Ohio Jackson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Ohio Jackson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Ohio Pike Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 602

Ohio Pike Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Ohio Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Ohio Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Ohio Butler Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 43

Ohio Butler Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Ohio Preble Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Ohio Preble Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Ohio Champaign Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,256

Ohio Champaign Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

Ohio Clark Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 122

Ohio Clark Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Ohio Darke Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 705

Ohio Darke Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Ohio Hardin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Ohio Hardin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Ohio Logan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 42

Ohio Logan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Ohio Mercer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Ohio Mercer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Ohio Miami Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 748

Ohio Miami Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Ohio Shelby Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Ohio Shelby Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Oklahoma Canadian Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 508

Oklahoma Canadian Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Oklahoma Grady Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 428

Oklahoma Grady Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Oklahoma Kingfisher Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Kingfisher Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Oklahoma Logan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Logan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Oklahoma Mcintosh Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Mcintosh Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Oklahoma Muskogee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,141

Oklahoma Muskogee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Oklahoma Okmulgee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 360

Oklahoma Okmulgee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Oklahoma Pittsburg Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Pittsburg Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Oklahoma Sequoyah Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,875
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Oklahoma Sequoyah Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Oklahoma Garfield Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Garfield Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Oklahoma Grant Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 760

Oklahoma Grant Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Oklahoma Kay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 610

Oklahoma Kay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Oklahoma Major Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,934

Oklahoma Major Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

Oklahoma Noble Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Noble Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Oklahoma Woodward Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Woodward Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Oklahoma Delaware Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Delaware Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Oklahoma Osage Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Osage Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Oklahoma Rogers Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Rogers Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Oklahoma Tulsa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Tulsa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Oklahoma Wagoner Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Wagoner Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Oklahoma Beaver Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,971

Oklahoma Beaver Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

Oklahoma Cimarron Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 20,534

Oklahoma Cimarron Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 47

Oklahoma Ellis Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Ellis Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Oklahoma Harper Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Harper Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Oklahoma Texas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 80,731

Oklahoma Texas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 105

Oklahoma Bryan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 811

Oklahoma Bryan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Oklahoma Love Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Love Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Oklahoma Choctaw Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Choctaw Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Oklahoma Leflore Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Leflore Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Oklahoma Mccurtain Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Mccurtain Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Oklahoma Caddo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,407

Oklahoma Caddo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

Oklahoma Tillman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Tillman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Oklahoma Beckham Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Beckham Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1
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Oklahoma Blaine Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Blaine Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Oklahoma Custer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Custer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Oklahoma Dewey Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Dewey Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Oklahoma Roger Mills Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Roger Mills Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Oklahoma Washita Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 360

Oklahoma Washita Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Oregon Gilliam Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oregon Gilliam Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Oregon Morrow Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,071

Oregon Morrow Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

Oregon Baker Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oregon Baker Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Oregon Umatilla Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 15,902

Oregon Umatilla Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 118

Oregon Union Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 378

Oregon Union Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Oregon Wallowa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oregon Wallowa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Oregon Clackamas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3

Oregon Clackamas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Oregon Lane Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 24

Oregon Lane Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Oregon Linn Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oregon Linn Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Oregon Marion Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oregon Marion Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Oregon Multnomah Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oregon Multnomah Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Oregon Polk Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oregon Polk Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Oregon Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oregon Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Oregon Yamhill Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 116

Oregon Yamhill Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Oregon Deschutes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oregon Deschutes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Oregon Grant Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oregon Grant Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Oregon Malheur Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 25,277

Oregon Malheur Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 234

Oregon Jackson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 7

Oregon Jackson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Oregon Josephine Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 74

Oregon Josephine Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Pennsylvania Blair Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 60
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Pennsylvania Blair Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Pennsylvania Cambria Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Pennsylvania Cambria Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Pennsylvania Centre Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 250

Pennsylvania Centre Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

Pennsylvania Columbia Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Pennsylvania Columbia Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Pennsylvania Dauphin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 97

Pennsylvania Dauphin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

Pennsylvania Juniata Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6

Pennsylvania Juniata Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Pennsylvania Mifflin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 21

Pennsylvania Mifflin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Pennsylvania Montour Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9

Pennsylvania Montour Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Pennsylvania Northumberland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 117

Pennsylvania Northumberland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Pennsylvania Perry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Pennsylvania Perry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Pennsylvania Snyder Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 96

Pennsylvania Snyder Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Pennsylvania Union Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6

Pennsylvania Union Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Pennsylvania Lehigh Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Pennsylvania Lehigh Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Pennsylvania Luzerne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 15

Pennsylvania Luzerne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Pennsylvania Monroe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Pennsylvania Monroe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Pennsylvania Schuylkill Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 267

Pennsylvania Schuylkill Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Pennsylvania Bradford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 70

Pennsylvania Bradford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Pennsylvania Clinton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Pennsylvania Clinton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Pennsylvania Lycoming Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 302

Pennsylvania Lycoming Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Pennsylvania Tioga Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Pennsylvania Tioga Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Pennsylvania Lackawanna Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Pennsylvania Lackawanna Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Pennsylvania Erie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Pennsylvania Erie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Pennsylvania Mercer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Pennsylvania Mercer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Pennsylvania Warren Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Pennsylvania Warren Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Pennsylvania Adams Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 116

Pennsylvania Adams Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5
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Pennsylvania Bedford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3

Pennsylvania Bedford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Pennsylvania Cumberland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 269

Pennsylvania Cumberland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 18

Pennsylvania Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 676

Pennsylvania Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 28

Pennsylvania York Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 36

Pennsylvania York Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Pennsylvania Berks Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 149

Pennsylvania Berks Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 17

Pennsylvania Bucks Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Pennsylvania Bucks Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Pennsylvania Chester Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9

Pennsylvania Chester Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Pennsylvania Lancaster Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,094

Pennsylvania Lancaster Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 106

Pennsylvania Lebanon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 242

Pennsylvania Lebanon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13

Pennsylvania Allegheny Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Pennsylvania Allegheny Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Pennsylvania Armstrong Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Pennsylvania Armstrong Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Pennsylvania Butler Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Pennsylvania Butler Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Pennsylvania Indiana Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 10

Pennsylvania Indiana Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Pennsylvania Lawrence Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Pennsylvania Lawrence Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

South Carolina Calhoun Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,882

South Carolina Calhoun Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

South Carolina Clarendon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,554

South Carolina Clarendon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 21

South Carolina Lee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,341

South Carolina Lee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 19

South Carolina Lexington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,115

South Carolina Lexington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 18

South Carolina Orangeburg Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9,388

South Carolina Orangeburg Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 49

South Carolina Richland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 734

South Carolina Richland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

South Carolina Sumter Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,430

South Carolina Sumter Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

South Carolina Chesterfield Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Carolina Chesterfield Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

South Carolina Darlington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,931

South Carolina Darlington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 16

South Carolina Dillon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,015

South Carolina Dillon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

South Carolina Florence Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,028
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South Carolina Florence Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

South Carolina Georgetown Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 140

South Carolina Georgetown Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

South Carolina Horry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,538

South Carolina Horry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

South Carolina Marion Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 404

South Carolina Marion Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

South Carolina Marlboro Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,941

South Carolina Marlboro Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

South Carolina Williamsburg Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 394

South Carolina Williamsburg Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

South Carolina Chester Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Carolina Chester Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

South Carolina Kershaw Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Carolina Kershaw Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

South Carolina York Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Carolina York Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

South Carolina Anderson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Carolina Anderson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

South Carolina Greenville Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Carolina Greenville Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

South Carolina Oconee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Carolina Oconee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

South Carolina Pickens Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Carolina Pickens Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

South Carolina Spartanburg Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Carolina Spartanburg Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

South Carolina Allendale Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,778

South Carolina Allendale Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

South Carolina Bamberg Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,854

South Carolina Bamberg Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 21

South Carolina Barnwell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 545

South Carolina Barnwell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

South Carolina Beaufort Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Carolina Beaufort Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

South Carolina Berkeley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 285

South Carolina Berkeley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

South Carolina Charleston Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 30

South Carolina Charleston Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

South Carolina Colleton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 545

South Carolina Colleton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 15

South Carolina Dorchester Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 843

South Carolina Dorchester Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

South Carolina Hampton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,198

South Carolina Hampton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 21

South Carolina Aiken Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 37

South Carolina Aiken Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

South Carolina Edgefield Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Carolina Edgefield Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1
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South Carolina Newberry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Carolina Newberry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

South Carolina Saluda Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Carolina Saluda Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

South Dakota Aurora Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Dakota Aurora Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

South Dakota Beadle Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,959

South Dakota Beadle Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 29

South Dakota Brule Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,311

South Dakota Brule Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

South Dakota Buffalo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,240

South Dakota Buffalo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

South Dakota Hand Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,972

South Dakota Hand Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

South Dakota Hughes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,015

South Dakota Hughes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 15

South Dakota Hyde Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 280

South Dakota Hyde Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

South Dakota Jerauld Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 920

South Dakota Jerauld Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

South Dakota Sully Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 13,341

South Dakota Sully Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

South Dakota Brookings Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9,588

South Dakota Brookings Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 50

South Dakota Davison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 809

South Dakota Davison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

South Dakota Hanson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Dakota Hanson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

South Dakota Kingsbury Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,126

South Dakota Kingsbury Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

South Dakota Lake Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,331

South Dakota Lake Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

South Dakota Mccook Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Dakota Mccook Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

South Dakota Miner Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Dakota Miner Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

South Dakota Minnehaha Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,292

South Dakota Minnehaha Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

South Dakota Moody Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,449

South Dakota Moody Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

South Dakota Brown Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,027

South Dakota Brown Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

South Dakota Campbell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,422

South Dakota Campbell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

South Dakota Edmunds Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Dakota Edmunds Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

South Dakota Faulk Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 305

South Dakota Faulk Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

South Dakota Mcpherson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,004
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South Dakota Mcpherson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

South Dakota Potter Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Dakota Potter Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

South Dakota Spink Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 11,052

South Dakota Spink Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 37

South Dakota Walworth Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,556

South Dakota Walworth Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

South Dakota Clark Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,457

South Dakota Clark Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 16

South Dakota Codington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,257

South Dakota Codington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

South Dakota Day Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 171

South Dakota Day Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

South Dakota Deuel Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 361

South Dakota Deuel Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

South Dakota Grant Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,472

South Dakota Grant Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

South Dakota Hamlin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,335

South Dakota Hamlin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 16

South Dakota Marshall Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Dakota Marshall Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

South Dakota Roberts Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,521

South Dakota Roberts Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

South Dakota Butte Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Dakota Butte Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 70

South Dakota Corson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Dakota Corson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

South Dakota Gregory Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Dakota Gregory Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

South Dakota Jones Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Dakota Jones Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

South Dakota Lyman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,201

South Dakota Lyman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

South Dakota Todd Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,372

South Dakota Todd Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 16

South Dakota Tripp Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,796

South Dakota Tripp Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 16

South Dakota Bon Homme Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,426

South Dakota Bon Homme Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 22

South Dakota Charles Mix Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 8,559

South Dakota Charles Mix Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 27

South Dakota Clay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 13,323

South Dakota Clay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 48

South Dakota Douglas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,217

South Dakota Douglas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

South Dakota Hutchinson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,524

South Dakota Hutchinson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 18

South Dakota Lincoln Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,276

South Dakota Lincoln Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 18
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South Dakota Turner Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 14,325

South Dakota Turner Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 45

South Dakota Union Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 20,574

South Dakota Union Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 93

South Dakota Yankton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9,652

South Dakota Yankton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 35

South Dakota Bennett Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,846

South Dakota Bennett Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 18

South Dakota Custer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Dakota Custer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

South Dakota Fall River Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,928

South Dakota Fall River Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 16

South Dakota Shannon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Dakota Shannon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

South Dakota Lawrence Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 588

South Dakota Lawrence Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

South Dakota Meade Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 232

South Dakota Meade Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

South Dakota Pennington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Dakota Pennington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Tennessee Bedford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Tennessee Bedford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Tennessee Giles Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,503

Tennessee Giles Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Tennessee Lincoln Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,458

Tennessee Lincoln Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Tennessee Maury Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Tennessee Maury Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Tennessee Rutherford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Tennessee Rutherford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Tennessee Bledsoe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Tennessee Bledsoe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Tennessee Coffee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Tennessee Coffee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Tennessee Fentress Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Tennessee Fentress Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Tennessee Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Tennessee Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Tennessee Sequatchie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Tennessee Sequatchie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Tennessee Warren Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Tennessee Warren Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Tennessee White Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Tennessee White Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Tennessee Dyer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,956

Tennessee Dyer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 27

Tennessee Lake Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,241

Tennessee Lake Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 17

Tennessee Lauderdale Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,610
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Tennessee Lauderdale Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Tennessee Obion Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,834

Tennessee Obion Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 23

Tennessee Shelby Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Tennessee Shelby Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Tennessee Tipton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,526

Tennessee Tipton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13

Tennessee Blount Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Tennessee Blount Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Tennessee Carter Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Tennessee Carter Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Tennessee Claiborne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Tennessee Claiborne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Tennessee Cocke Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Tennessee Cocke Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Tennessee Grainger Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Tennessee Grainger Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Tennessee Hawkins Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Tennessee Hawkins Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Tennessee Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Tennessee Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Tennessee Knox Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Tennessee Knox Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Tennessee Mcminn Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Tennessee Mcminn Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Tennessee Polk Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Tennessee Polk Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Tennessee Rhea Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Tennessee Rhea Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Tennessee Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Tennessee Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Tennessee Carroll Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,350

Tennessee Carroll Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Tennessee Chester Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Tennessee Chester Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Tennessee Crockett Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,431

Tennessee Crockett Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Tennessee Fayette Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,197

Tennessee Fayette Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Tennessee Gibson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,116

Tennessee Gibson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Tennessee Hardeman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 473

Tennessee Hardeman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Tennessee Hardin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 958

Tennessee Hardin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Tennessee Haywood Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,328

Tennessee Haywood Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 22

Tennessee Henry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,836

Tennessee Henry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7
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Tennessee Madison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,432

Tennessee Madison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

Tennessee Mcnairy Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Tennessee Mcnairy Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Tennessee Weakley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,248

Tennessee Weakley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Tennessee Dickson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5

Tennessee Dickson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Tennessee Hickman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Tennessee Hickman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Tennessee Humphreys Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Tennessee Humphreys Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Tennessee Lawrence Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 503

Tennessee Lawrence Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Tennessee Perry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Tennessee Perry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Tennessee Robertson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 61

Tennessee Robertson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Texas Bell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Bell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Collin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Collin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Delta Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Delta Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Denton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Denton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Falls Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 144

Texas Falls Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Texas Fannin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 510

Texas Fannin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Texas Hill Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Hill Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Hunt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 16

Texas Hunt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Texas Lamar Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,772

Texas Lamar Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Texas Limestone Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Limestone Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Milam Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Milam Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Williamson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Williamson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas San Patricio Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,440

Texas San Patricio Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Texas Hood Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Hood Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Bowie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 436

Texas Bowie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Texas Nacogdoches Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)
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Texas Nacogdoches Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Red River Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Red River Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Shelby Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Shelby Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Smith Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5

Texas Smith Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Texas Upshur Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Upshur Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Brazos Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 592

Texas Brazos Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Texas Grimes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Grimes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Jasper Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Jasper Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Montgomery Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Montgomery Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Robertson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,545

Texas Robertson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

Texas Waller Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,000

Texas Waller Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Texas Concho Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Concho Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Kinney Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Kinney Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Texas Reagan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Reagan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Sutton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Sutton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Tom Green Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 911

Texas Tom Green Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Texas Uvalde Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 16,062

Texas Uvalde Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 33

Texas Cameron Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Cameron Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 96

Texas Hidalgo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 24,394

Texas Hidalgo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 93

Texas Starr Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,114

Texas Starr Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Texas Willacy Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,566

Texas Willacy Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Texas Armstrong Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Armstrong Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Carson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 14,363

Texas Carson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 40

Texas Castro Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 56,964

Texas Castro Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 143

Texas Dallam Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 96,158

Texas Dallam Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 102
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Texas Deaf Smith Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 24,124

Texas Deaf Smith Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 82

Texas Floyd Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 7,474

Texas Floyd Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 28

Texas Gray Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Gray Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

Texas Hale Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 16,678

Texas Hale Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 114

Texas Hansford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 42,962

Texas Hansford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 81

Texas Hartley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 74,550

Texas Hartley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 86

Texas Hutchinson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Hutchinson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 27

Texas Lipscomb Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 10,080

Texas Lipscomb Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Texas Moore Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 48,447

Texas Moore Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 61

Texas Ochiltree Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 14,968

Texas Ochiltree Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 30

Texas Oldham Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Oldham Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Parmer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 43,790

Texas Parmer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 81

Texas Potter Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Potter Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Randall Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Randall Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Texas Roberts Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,038

Texas Roberts Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Texas Sherman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 53,402

Texas Sherman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 85

Texas Swisher Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,098

Texas Swisher Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 31

Texas Borden Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Borden Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Collingsworth Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Collingsworth Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Donley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,877

Texas Donley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Texas Wheeler Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 660

Texas Wheeler Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Texas Wilbarger Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 109

Texas Wilbarger Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Texas Austin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Austin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Bee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,539

Texas Bee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Texas Bexar Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,716
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Texas Bexar Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Texas Burleson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9,710

Texas Burleson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 21

Texas Colorado Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,265

Texas Colorado Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Texas De Witt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas De Witt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Fayette Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Fayette Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Goliad Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Goliad Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Gonzales Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Gonzales Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Guadalupe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Guadalupe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Lavaca Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 210

Texas Lavaca Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Texas Medina Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 19,319

Texas Medina Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 65

Texas Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Wilson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,117

Texas Wilson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Texas Atascosa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,519

Texas Atascosa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Texas Dimmit Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Dimmit Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Frio Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 11,709

Texas Frio Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 24

Texas La Salle Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas La Salle Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Webb Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Webb Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Zavala Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Zavala Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Texas Bailey Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,174

Texas Bailey Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Texas Crosby Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Crosby Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Dawson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Dawson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Gaines Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Gaines Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Hockley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Hockley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Lamb Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 29,424

Texas Lamb Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 115

Texas Lubbock Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 686

Texas Lubbock Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10
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Texas Coleman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Coleman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Fisher Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Fisher Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Haskell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Haskell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Texas Jones Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Jones Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Nolan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Nolan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Runnels Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 261

Texas Runnels Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Texas El Paso Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas El Paso Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Pecos Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Pecos Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Brazoria Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 605

Texas Brazoria Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Texas Calhoun Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Calhoun Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Fort Bend Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Fort Bend Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Harris Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 440

Texas Harris Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Texas Jackson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 612

Texas Jackson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Texas Matagorda Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Matagorda Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Victoria Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Victoria Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Wharton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 11,753

Texas Wharton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 49

Utah Juab Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 475

Utah Juab Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Utah Millard Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 8,389

Utah Millard Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 68

Utah Sevier Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 904

Utah Sevier Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 33

Utah Utah Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,324

Utah Utah Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 62

Utah Carbon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Utah Carbon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Utah Duchesne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,952

Utah Duchesne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 24

Utah Emery Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,243

Utah Emery Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Utah San Juan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Utah San Juan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Utah Uintah Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,056
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Utah Uintah Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 16

Utah Box Elder Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 8,488

Utah Box Elder Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 78

Utah Cache Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,900

Utah Cache Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 16

Utah Davis Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 974

Utah Davis Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

Utah Salt Lake Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 57

Utah Salt Lake Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Utah Tooele Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 757

Utah Tooele Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Utah Weber Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 389

Utah Weber Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

Utah Beaver Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,878

Utah Beaver Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 23

Utah Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Utah Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Virginia Albemarle Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Virginia Albemarle Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Virginia Amelia Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Virginia Amelia Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Virginia Appomattox Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Virginia Appomattox Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Virginia Bedford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 11

Virginia Bedford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Virginia Caroline Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 944

Virginia Caroline Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Virginia Hanover Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,194

Virginia Hanover Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Virginia Henrico Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Virginia Henrico Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Virginia Louisa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Virginia Louisa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Virginia Nelson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Virginia Nelson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Virginia Orange Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 58

Virginia Orange Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Virginia Powhatan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Virginia Powhatan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Virginia Spotsylvania Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Virginia Spotsylvania Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Virginia Accomack Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,466

Virginia Accomack Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

Virginia Charles City Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 569

Virginia Charles City Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Virginia Essex Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Virginia Essex Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Virginia King And Queen Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Virginia King And Queen Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2
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Virginia King William Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 451

Virginia King William Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Virginia Middlesex Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Virginia Middlesex Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Virginia Northampton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,263

Virginia Northampton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Virginia Westmoreland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Virginia Westmoreland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Virginia Culpeper Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Virginia Culpeper Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Virginia Fairfax Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Virginia Fairfax Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Virginia Frederick Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Virginia Frederick Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Virginia Loudoun Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Virginia Loudoun Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Virginia Madison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Virginia Madison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Virginia Page Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 745

Virginia Page Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Virginia Rockingham Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,735

Virginia Rockingham Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 39

Virginia Shenandoah Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 179

Virginia Shenandoah Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Virginia Brunswick Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Virginia Brunswick Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Virginia Dinwiddie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 381

Virginia Dinwiddie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Virginia Isle Of Wight Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 186

Virginia Isle Of Wight Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Virginia Southampton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,037

Virginia Southampton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Virginia Suffolk City Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Virginia Suffolk City Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Virginia Surry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 204

Virginia Surry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Virginia Sussex Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 193

Virginia Sussex Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Virginia Virginia Beach City Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Virginia Virginia Beach City Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Virginia Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Virginia Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Virginia Halifax Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 122

Virginia Halifax Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Virginia Patrick Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 15

Virginia Patrick Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Virginia Pittsylvania Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Virginia Pittsylvania Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Virginia Grayson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)
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Virginia Grayson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Virginia Lee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Virginia Lee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Virginia Russell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Virginia Russell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Virginia Augusta Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 686

Virginia Augusta Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Washington Benton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 14,038

Washington Benton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Washington Chelan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 8

Washington Chelan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Washington Kittitas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Washington Kittitas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Washington Okanogan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Washington Okanogan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Washington Yakima Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 14,303

Washington Yakima Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 91

Washington Adams Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 13,646

Washington Adams Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 65

Washington Douglas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 275

Washington Douglas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Washington Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 20,400

Washington Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 131

Washington Grant Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 46,337

Washington Grant Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 212

Washington Lincoln Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Washington Lincoln Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Washington Ferry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Washington Ferry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Washington Spokane Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Washington Spokane Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Washington Columbia Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Washington Columbia Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Washington Walla Walla Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,924

Washington Walla Walla Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 37

Washington Whitman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Washington Whitman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Washington Clark Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Washington Clark Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Washington Pacific Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Washington Pacific Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Washington Pierce Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Washington Pierce Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

West Virginia Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

West Virginia Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

West Virginia Pendleton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

West Virginia Pendleton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Wisconsin Adams Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 11,020

Wisconsin Adams Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 54
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Wisconsin Green Lake Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,760

Wisconsin Green Lake Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13

Wisconsin Juneau Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,280

Wisconsin Juneau Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Wisconsin Marquette Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,446

Wisconsin Marquette Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 28

Wisconsin Portage Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 15,890

Wisconsin Portage Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 118

Wisconsin Waupaca Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,271

Wisconsin Waupaca Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 20

Wisconsin Waushara Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9,368

Wisconsin Waushara Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 38

Wisconsin Wood Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Wisconsin Wood Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Wisconsin Fond Du Lac Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Wisconsin Fond Du Lac Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Wisconsin Manitowoc Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Wisconsin Manitowoc Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Wisconsin Outagamie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Wisconsin Outagamie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Wisconsin Sheboygan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Wisconsin Sheboygan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Wisconsin Winnebago Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Wisconsin Winnebago Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Wisconsin Clark Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 98

Wisconsin Clark Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Wisconsin Marathon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 744

Wisconsin Marathon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

Wisconsin Taylor Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Wisconsin Taylor Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Wisconsin Langlade Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 620

Wisconsin Langlade Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Wisconsin Marinette Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 608

Wisconsin Marinette Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Wisconsin Oconto Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Wisconsin Oconto Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Wisconsin Shawano Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Wisconsin Shawano Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Wisconsin Barron Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,624

Wisconsin Barron Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 28

Wisconsin Burnett Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Wisconsin Burnett Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Wisconsin Chippewa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,023

Wisconsin Chippewa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 24

Wisconsin Polk Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 632

Wisconsin Polk Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Wisconsin Washburn Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Wisconsin Washburn Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Wisconsin Columbia Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,156
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Wisconsin Columbia Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 21

Wisconsin Dane Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,107

Wisconsin Dane Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 19

Wisconsin Dodge Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Wisconsin Dodge Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Wisconsin Green Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,378

Wisconsin Green Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Wisconsin Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,027

Wisconsin Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Wisconsin Rock Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 10,821

Wisconsin Rock Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 34

Wisconsin Kenosha Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Wisconsin Kenosha Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Wisconsin Milwaukee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Wisconsin Milwaukee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Wisconsin Racine Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 54

Wisconsin Racine Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Wisconsin Walworth Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,696

Wisconsin Walworth Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 16

Wisconsin Waukesha Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 575

Wisconsin Waukesha Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Wisconsin Crawford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 11

Wisconsin Crawford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Wisconsin Grant Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Wisconsin Grant Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Wisconsin Iowa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,554

Wisconsin Iowa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 19

Wisconsin Lafayette Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Wisconsin Lafayette Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Wisconsin Richland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 749

Wisconsin Richland Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 15

Wisconsin Sauk Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 15,277

Wisconsin Sauk Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 45

Wisconsin Vernon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 78

Wisconsin Vernon Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Wisconsin Buffalo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,818

Wisconsin Buffalo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Wisconsin Dunn Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 17,338

Wisconsin Dunn Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 49

Wisconsin Eau Claire Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,008

Wisconsin Eau Claire Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Wisconsin Jackson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,772

Wisconsin Jackson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Wisconsin La Crosse Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 424

Wisconsin La Crosse Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Wisconsin Monroe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Wisconsin Monroe Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Wisconsin Pepin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,837

Wisconsin Pepin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 17
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Wisconsin Pierce Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 309

Wisconsin Pierce Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Wisconsin St Croix Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,755

Wisconsin St Croix Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 15

Wisconsin Trempealeau Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,887

Wisconsin Trempealeau Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 23

Wyoming Sheridan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Wyoming Sheridan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Wyoming Big Horn Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Wyoming Big Horn Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 54

Wyoming Fremont Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Wyoming Fremont Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 66

Wyoming Hot Springs Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Wyoming Hot Springs Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Wyoming Park Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,421

Wyoming Park Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 24

Wyoming Washakie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,044

Wyoming Washakie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Wyoming Albany Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Wyoming Albany Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Wyoming Natrona Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Wyoming Natrona Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Wyoming Goshen Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 27,749

Wyoming Goshen Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 145

Wyoming Laramie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,421

Wyoming Laramie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 28

Wyoming Niobrara Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 683

Wyoming Niobrara Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Wyoming Platte Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Wyoming Platte Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 39
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State County Data Item Value

Colorado Cheyenne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 14,400.0

Colorado Cheyenne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 2,782,000.0

Colorado Cheyenne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 193.2

Colorado Cheyenne Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 14,700.0

Colorado Kit Carson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 78,900.0

Colorado Kit Carson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 12,847,000.0

Colorado Kit Carson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 162.8

Colorado Kit Carson Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 83,900.0

Colorado Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 241,500.0

Colorado Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 46,811,000.0

Colorado Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 193.8

Colorado Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 257,400.0

Colorado Phillips Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 60,200.0

Colorado Phillips Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 11,680,000.0

Colorado Phillips Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 194.0

Colorado Phillips Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 64,000.0

Delaware Sussex Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 55,900.0

Delaware Sussex Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 10,380,000.0

Delaware Sussex Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 185.7

Delaware Sussex Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 57,000.0

Kansas Barton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 16,300.0

Kansas Barton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 2,945,000.0

Kansas Barton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 180.7

Kansas Barton Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 16,700.0

Kansas Brown Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,000.0

Kansas Brown Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 660,000.0

Kansas Brown Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 220.0

Kansas Brown Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 3,100.0

Kansas Cloud Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 11,700.0

Kansas Cloud Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 2,162,000.0

Kansas Cloud Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 184.8

Kansas Cloud Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 11,800.0

Kansas Decatur Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,800.0

Kansas Decatur Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 911,000.0

Kansas Decatur Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 157.1

Kansas Decatur Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 6,000.0

Kansas Doniphan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,400.0

Kansas Doniphan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 463,000.0

Kansas Doniphan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 192.9

Kansas Doniphan Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 2,500.0

Kansas Edwards Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 61,500.0

Kansas Edwards Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 12,464,000.0

Kansas Edwards Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 202.7

Kansas Edwards Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 61,800.0

Kansas Geary Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,400.0

Kansas Geary Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 443,000.0

Kansas Geary Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 184.6

Kansas Geary Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 2,500.0
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Kansas Gove Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 10,500.0

Kansas Gove Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 1,572,000.0

Kansas Gove Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 149.7

Kansas Gove Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 11,000.0

Kansas Harvey Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 20,600.0

Kansas Harvey Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 3,470,000.0

Kansas Harvey Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 168.4

Kansas Harvey Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 20,800.0

Kansas Kiowa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 30,500.0

Kansas Kiowa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 5,983,000.0

Kansas Kiowa Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 196.2

Kansas Kiowa Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 30,600.0

Kansas Marion Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,400.0

Kansas Marion Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 224,000.0

Kansas Marion Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 160.0

Kansas Marion Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 1,500.0

Kansas Mcpherson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 17,800.0

Kansas Mcpherson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 2,753,000.0

Kansas Mcpherson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 154.7

Kansas Mcpherson Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 18,900.0

Kansas Mitchell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,600.0

Kansas Mitchell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 775,000.0

Kansas Mitchell Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 168.5

Kansas Mitchell Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 4,800.0

Kansas Nemaha Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,000.0

Kansas Nemaha Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 205,000.0

Kansas Nemaha Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 205.0

Kansas Nemaha Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 1,000.0

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,200.0

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 11,400.0

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 66,400.0

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 10,300.0

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 237,300.0

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 96,500.0

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,000.0

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 593,600.0

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 74,500.0

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 1,086,000.0

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 2,024,000.0

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 13,074,000.0

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 1,906,000.0

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 43,047,000.0

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 17,432,000.0

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 964,000.0

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 119,844,000.0

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 13,521,000.0

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 175.2

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 177.5

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 196.9
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Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 185.0

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 181.4

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 180.6

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 160.7

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 201.9

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 181.5

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 6,500.0

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 12,000.0

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 67,000.0

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 10,800.0

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 243,500.0

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 98,000.0

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 7,000.0

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 620,300.0

Kansas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 79,900.0

Kansas Pawnee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 27,100.0

Kansas Pawnee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 4,894,000.0

Kansas Pawnee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 180.6

Kansas Pawnee Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 28,400.0

Kansas Phillips Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,700.0

Kansas Phillips Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 754,000.0

Kansas Phillips Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 203.8

Kansas Phillips Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 3,700.0

Kansas Pottawatomie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 10,300.0

Kansas Pottawatomie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 1,936,000.0

Kansas Pottawatomie Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 188.0

Kansas Pottawatomie Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 10,600.0

Kansas Rawlins Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9,900.0

Kansas Rawlins Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 1,455,000.0

Kansas Rawlins Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 147.0

Kansas Rawlins Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 10,500.0

Kansas Rice Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 12,400.0

Kansas Rice Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 2,293,000.0

Kansas Rice Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 184.9

Kansas Rice Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 12,400.0

Kansas Saline Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 900.0

Kansas Saline Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 143,000.0

Kansas Saline Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 158.9

Kansas Saline Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 1,000.0

Kansas Sedgwick Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 18,400.0

Kansas Sedgwick Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 3,230,000.0

Kansas Sedgwick Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 175.5

Kansas Sedgwick Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 18,900.0

Kansas Shawnee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 12,200.0

Kansas Shawnee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 2,181,000.0

Kansas Shawnee Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 178.8

Kansas Shawnee Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 12,500.0

Kansas Stafford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 45,400.0

Kansas Stafford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 8,599,000.0
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Kansas Stafford Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 189.4

Kansas Stafford Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 45,500.0

Kansas Stanton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 39,400.0

Kansas Stanton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 8,239,000.0

Kansas Stanton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 209.1

Kansas Stanton Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 40,700.0

Kansas Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,600.0

Kansas Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 1,040,000.0

Kansas Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 185.7

Kansas Washington Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 5,700.0

Kansas Wichita Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 23,000.0

Kansas Wichita Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 3,670,000.0

Kansas Wichita Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 159.6

Kansas Wichita Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 27,100.0

Nebraska Adams Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 165,100.0

Nebraska Adams Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 32,842,000.0

Nebraska Adams Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 198.9

Nebraska Adams Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 167,000.0

Nebraska Antelope Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 173,000.0

Nebraska Antelope Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 35,304,000.0

Nebraska Antelope Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 204.1

Nebraska Antelope Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 178,000.0

Nebraska Boone Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 123,500.0

Nebraska Boone Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 24,840,000.0

Nebraska Boone Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 201.1

Nebraska Boone Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 125,000.0

Nebraska Box Butte Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 50,300.0

Nebraska Box Butte Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 8,368,000.0

Nebraska Box Butte Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 166.4

Nebraska Box Butte Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 53,500.0

Nebraska Brown Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 42,400.0

Nebraska Brown Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 7,604,000.0

Nebraska Brown Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 179.3

Nebraska Brown Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 44,200.0

Nebraska Buffalo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 173,400.0

Nebraska Buffalo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 34,437,000.0

Nebraska Buffalo Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 198.6

Nebraska Buffalo Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 178,500.0

Nebraska Burt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 35,900.0

Nebraska Burt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 7,556,000.0

Nebraska Burt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 210.5

Nebraska Burt Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 36,300.0

Nebraska Butler Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 83,700.0

Nebraska Butler Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 17,341,000.0

Nebraska Butler Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 207.2

Nebraska Butler Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 84,500.0

Nebraska Cass Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,600.0

Nebraska Cass Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 509,000.0

Nebraska Cass Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 195.8
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Nebraska Cass Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 2,700.0

Nebraska Cedar Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 92,000.0

Nebraska Cedar Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 18,600,000.0

Nebraska Cedar Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 202.2

Nebraska Cedar Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 95,200.0

Nebraska Chase Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 138,600.0

Nebraska Chase Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 27,339,000.0

Nebraska Chase Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 197.3

Nebraska Chase Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 144,500.0

Nebraska Cherry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 20,500.0

Nebraska Cherry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 3,712,000.0

Nebraska Cherry Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 181.1

Nebraska Cherry Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 22,200.0

Nebraska Clay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 138,800.0

Nebraska Clay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 23,032,000.0

Nebraska Clay Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 165.9

Nebraska Clay Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 159,000.0

Nebraska Colfax Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 50,100.0

Nebraska Colfax Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 10,065,000.0

Nebraska Colfax Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 200.9

Nebraska Colfax Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 51,900.0

Nebraska Dakota Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 14,200.0

Nebraska Dakota Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 3,268,000.0

Nebraska Dakota Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 230.1

Nebraska Dakota Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 14,300.0

Nebraska Dawes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,000.0

Nebraska Dawes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 464,000.0

Nebraska Dawes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 116.0

Nebraska Dawes Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 4,600.0

Nebraska Dawson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 196,200.0

Nebraska Dawson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 39,934,000.0

Nebraska Dawson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 203.5

Nebraska Dawson Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 202,000.0

Nebraska Dodge Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 77,000.0

Nebraska Dodge Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 16,275,000.0

Nebraska Dodge Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 211.4

Nebraska Dodge Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 77,800.0

Nebraska Douglas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9,100.0

Nebraska Douglas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 1,975,000.0

Nebraska Douglas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 217.0

Nebraska Douglas Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 9,200.0

Nebraska Dundy Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 60,400.0

Nebraska Dundy Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 10,804,000.0

Nebraska Dundy Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 178.9

Nebraska Dundy Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 63,100.0

Nebraska Fillmore Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 153,900.0

Nebraska Fillmore Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 32,581,000.0

Nebraska Fillmore Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 211.7

Nebraska Fillmore Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 157,000.0
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Nebraska Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 58,900.0

Nebraska Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 10,974,000.0

Nebraska Franklin Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 186.3

Nebraska Franklin Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 59,700.0

Nebraska Frontier Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 39,300.0

Nebraska Frontier Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 7,106,000.0

Nebraska Frontier Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 180.8

Nebraska Frontier Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 39,700.0

Nebraska Furnas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 26,700.0

Nebraska Furnas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 4,113,000.0

Nebraska Furnas Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 154.0

Nebraska Furnas Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 27,000.0

Nebraska Gage Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 43,000.0

Nebraska Gage Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 8,677,000.0

Nebraska Gage Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 201.8

Nebraska Gage Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 43,400.0

Nebraska Garden Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 20,400.0

Nebraska Garden Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 3,278,000.0

Nebraska Garden Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 160.7

Nebraska Garden Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 20,900.0

Nebraska Garfield Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 10,600.0

Nebraska Garfield Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 1,929,000.0

Nebraska Garfield Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 182.0

Nebraska Garfield Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 11,400.0

Nebraska Gosper Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 59,200.0

Nebraska Gosper Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 11,908,000.0

Nebraska Gosper Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 201.1

Nebraska Gosper Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 60,100.0

Nebraska Hall Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 183,800.0

Nebraska Hall Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 38,406,000.0

Nebraska Hall Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 209.0

Nebraska Hall Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 186,500.0

Nebraska Hamilton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 192,400.0

Nebraska Hamilton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 40,326,000.0

Nebraska Hamilton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 209.6

Nebraska Hamilton Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 197,000.0

Nebraska Harlan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 54,000.0

Nebraska Harlan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 9,971,000.0

Nebraska Harlan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 184.6

Nebraska Harlan Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 55,200.0

Nebraska Hayes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 39,900.0

Nebraska Hayes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 7,002,000.0

Nebraska Hayes Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 175.5

Nebraska Hayes Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 40,700.0

Nebraska Hitchcock Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 16,600.0

Nebraska Hitchcock Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 2,598,000.0

Nebraska Hitchcock Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 156.5

Nebraska Hitchcock Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 17,100.0

Nebraska Holt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 188,000.0
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Nebraska Holt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 37,113,000.0

Nebraska Holt Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 197.4

Nebraska Holt Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 190,500.0

Nebraska Howard Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 95,200.0

Nebraska Howard Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 17,724,000.0

Nebraska Howard Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 186.2

Nebraska Howard Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 97,100.0

Nebraska Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 53,200.0

Nebraska Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 10,560,000.0

Nebraska Jefferson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 198.5

Nebraska Jefferson Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 54,900.0

Nebraska Johnson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 13,700.0

Nebraska Johnson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 2,732,000.0

Nebraska Johnson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 199.4

Nebraska Johnson Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 13,800.0

Nebraska Kearney Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 141,600.0

Nebraska Kearney Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 29,470,000.0

Nebraska Kearney Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 208.1

Nebraska Kearney Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 147,000.0

Nebraska Keith Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 71,800.0

Nebraska Keith Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 13,910,000.0

Nebraska Keith Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 193.7

Nebraska Keith Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 72,800.0

Nebraska Keya Paha Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 14,500.0

Nebraska Keya Paha Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 2,932,000.0

Nebraska Keya Paha Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 202.2

Nebraska Keya Paha Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 14,600.0

Nebraska Kimball Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 15,500.0

Nebraska Kimball Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 2,338,000.0

Nebraska Kimball Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 150.8

Nebraska Kimball Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 16,200.0

Nebraska Knox Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 51,200.0

Nebraska Knox Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 10,545,000.0

Nebraska Knox Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 206.0

Nebraska Knox Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 53,900.0

Nebraska Lancaster Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 11,300.0

Nebraska Lancaster Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 2,172,000.0

Nebraska Lancaster Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 192.2

Nebraska Lancaster Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 12,100.0

Nebraska Lincoln Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 163,200.0

Nebraska Lincoln Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 30,019,000.0

Nebraska Lincoln Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 183.9

Nebraska Lincoln Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 170,500.0

Nebraska Logan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 21,000.0

Nebraska Logan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 4,202,000.0

Nebraska Logan Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 200.1

Nebraska Logan Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 21,300.0

Nebraska Madison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 73,200.0

Nebraska Madison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 15,305,000.0
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Nebraska Madison Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 209.1

Nebraska Madison Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 74,000.0

Nebraska Nemaha Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,400.0

Nebraska Nemaha Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 1,460,000.0

Nebraska Nemaha Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 228.1

Nebraska Nemaha Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 6,500.0

Nebraska Nuckolls Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 45,200.0

Nebraska Nuckolls Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 8,969,000.0

Nebraska Nuckolls Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 198.4

Nebraska Nuckolls Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 48,100.0

Nebraska Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 252,000.0

Nebraska Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 174,300.0

Nebraska Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 87,500.0

Nebraska Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 70,800.0

Nebraska Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 233,300.0

Nebraska Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 80,000.0

Nebraska Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 50,215,000.0

Nebraska Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 34,677,000.0

Nebraska Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 15,752,000.0

Nebraska Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 15,240,000.0

Nebraska Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 37,773,000.0

Nebraska Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 16,325,000.0

Nebraska Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 199.3

Nebraska Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 199.0

Nebraska Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 180.0

Nebraska Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 215.3

Nebraska Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 161.9

Nebraska Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 204.1

Nebraska Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 260,700.0

Nebraska Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 176,200.0

Nebraska Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 93,800.0

Nebraska Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 71,500.0

Nebraska Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 253,800.0

Nebraska Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 80,900.0

Nebraska Perkins Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 98,000.0

Nebraska Perkins Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 19,167,000.0

Nebraska Perkins Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 195.6

Nebraska Perkins Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 101,500.0

Nebraska Phelps Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 161,000.0

Nebraska Phelps Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 33,874,000.0

Nebraska Phelps Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 210.4

Nebraska Phelps Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 166,500.0

Nebraska Pierce Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 90,600.0

Nebraska Pierce Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 18,480,000.0

Nebraska Pierce Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 204.0

Nebraska Pierce Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 92,000.0

Nebraska Platte Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 139,800.0

Nebraska Platte Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 29,697,000.0

Nebraska Platte Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 212.4
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Nebraska Platte Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 143,500.0

Nebraska Polk Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 100,800.0

Nebraska Polk Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 19,911,000.0

Nebraska Polk Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 197.5

Nebraska Polk Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 111,500.0

Nebraska Red Willow Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 23,200.0

Nebraska Red Willow Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 3,912,000.0

Nebraska Red Willow Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 168.6

Nebraska Red Willow Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 26,100.0

Nebraska Richardson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,500.0

Nebraska Richardson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 1,130,000.0

Nebraska Richardson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 205.5

Nebraska Richardson Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 5,900.0

Nebraska Sarpy Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,600.0

Nebraska Sarpy Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 1,170,000.0

Nebraska Sarpy Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 208.9

Nebraska Sarpy Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 5,700.0

Nebraska Saunders Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 66,700.0

Nebraska Saunders Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 13,463,000.0

Nebraska Saunders Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 201.8

Nebraska Saunders Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 67,600.0

Nebraska Seward Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 85,300.0

Nebraska Seward Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 16,112,000.0

Nebraska Seward Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 188.9

Nebraska Seward Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 86,700.0

Nebraska Sherman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 59,600.0

Nebraska Sherman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 11,594,000.0

Nebraska Sherman Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 194.5

Nebraska Sherman Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 60,200.0

Nebraska Stanton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 24,500.0

Nebraska Stanton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 4,920,000.0

Nebraska Stanton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 200.8

Nebraska Stanton Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 25,700.0

Nebraska Thayer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 104,300.0

Nebraska Thayer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 21,577,000.0

Nebraska Thayer Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 206.9

Nebraska Thayer Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 105,500.0

Nebraska Valley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 61,800.0

Nebraska Valley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 11,072,000.0

Nebraska Valley Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 179.2

Nebraska Valley Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 65,000.0

Nebraska Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 10,300.0

Nebraska Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 2,192,000.0

Nebraska Washington Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 212.8

Nebraska Washington Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 10,600.0

Nebraska Wayne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 29,100.0

Nebraska Wayne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 6,183,000.0

Nebraska Wayne Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 212.5

Nebraska Wayne Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 30,100.0
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Nebraska Webster Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 36,500.0

Nebraska Webster Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 7,275,000.0

Nebraska Webster Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 199.3

Nebraska Webster Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 38,500.0

Nebraska York Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 200,000.0

Nebraska York Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 42,671,000.0

Nebraska York Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 213.4

Nebraska York Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 203,000.0

Texas Burleson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,500.0

Texas Burleson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 656,000.0

Texas Burleson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 145.8

Texas Burleson Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 4,700.0

Texas Lamar Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,200.0

Texas Lamar Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 326,000.0

Texas Lamar Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 148.2

Texas Lamar Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 2,200.0

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 14,000.0

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9,500.0

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,000.0

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 23,200.0

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 17,400.0

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9,200.0

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 1,890,000.0

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 1,161,000.0

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 937,000.0

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 3,280,000.0

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 2,517,000.0

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 1,054,000.0

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 135.0

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 122.2

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 156.2

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 141.4

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 144.7

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 114.6

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 14,200.0

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 9,900.0

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 6,100.0

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 24,800.0

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 21,200.0

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 9,200.0

Texas Uvalde Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 16,300.0

Texas Uvalde Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 2,479,000.0

Texas Uvalde Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 152.1

Texas Uvalde Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 16,400.0

Texas Wharton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 8,900.0

Texas Wharton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 1,140,000.0

Texas Wharton Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 128.1

Texas Wharton Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 8,900.0

Texas Wilson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,300.0
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Texas Wilson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Bu 277,000.0

Texas Wilson Corn, Grain, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Bu / Acre 120.4

Texas Wilson Corn, Irrigated - Acres Planted 2,600.0
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Table G3. 2007 County-level Census Data for Peanuts 

State County Data Item Value

Alabama Bullock Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Bullock Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Alabama Dallas Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 407

Alabama Dallas Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Alabama Baldwin Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,241

Alabama Baldwin Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

Alabama Escambia Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Escambia Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Alabama Blount Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Blount Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Alabama De Kalb Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama De Kalb Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Alabama Chilton Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Chilton Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Alabama Fayette Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Fayette Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Alabama Barbour Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Barbour Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Alabama Coffee Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,410

Alabama Coffee Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Alabama Dale Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,275

Alabama Dale Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Alabama Geneva Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 814

Alabama Geneva Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

Alabama Henry Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,116

Alabama Henry Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 19

Alabama Houston Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,482

Alabama Houston Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 21

Alabama Pike Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 250

Alabama Pike Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Alabama Russell Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Alabama Russell Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Arkansas Cross Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Arkansas Cross Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Arkansas Lee Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Arkansas Lee Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Arkansas Phillips Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Arkansas Phillips Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Arkansas Woodruff Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Arkansas Woodruff Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Arkansas Craighead Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Arkansas Craighead Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Arkansas Lawrence Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,982

Arkansas Lawrence Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13

Arkansas Poinsett Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,068

Arkansas Poinsett Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Arkansas Randolph Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,768

Arkansas Randolph Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11
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Arkansas White Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,344

Arkansas White Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

California Fresno Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 20

California Fresno Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

California Kern Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

California Kern Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

California Kings Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

California Kings Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Florida Alachua Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 590

Florida Alachua Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Florida Gilchrist Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,177

Florida Gilchrist Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Florida Levy Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,872

Florida Levy Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

Florida Marion Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,986

Florida Marion Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Florida Putnam Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3

Florida Putnam Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Florida Sumter Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 315

Florida Sumter Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Florida Volusia Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 86

Florida Volusia Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Florida Columbia Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,070

Florida Columbia Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Florida Dixie Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Florida Dixie Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Florida Hamilton Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,131

Florida Hamilton Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Florida Lafayette Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,800

Florida Lafayette Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Florida Madison Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,053

Florida Madison Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

Florida Suwannee Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,927

Florida Suwannee Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 27

Florida Calhoun Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 470

Florida Calhoun Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Florida Escambia Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,632

Florida Escambia Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Florida Holmes Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 262

Florida Holmes Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Florida Jackson Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,898

Florida Jackson Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 29

Florida Jefferson Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Florida Jefferson Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Florida Okaloosa Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Florida Okaloosa Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Florida Santa Rosa Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Florida Santa Rosa Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Florida Walton Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)
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Florida Walton Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Florida Washington Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Florida Washington Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Georgia Bleckley Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,656

Georgia Bleckley Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 16

Georgia Dodge Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 680

Georgia Dodge Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Georgia Houston Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Houston Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13

Georgia Johnson Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Johnson Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Georgia Laurens Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,815

Georgia Laurens Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 23

Georgia Montgomery Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Montgomery Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Georgia Peach Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Peach Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Georgia Pulaski Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,147

Georgia Pulaski Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 21

Georgia Treutlen Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Treutlen Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Georgia Twiggs Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Twiggs Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Georgia Washington Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,592

Georgia Washington Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 18

Georgia Bulloch Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,440

Georgia Bulloch Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 15

Georgia Burke Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,982

Georgia Burke Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 28

Georgia Candler Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 122

Georgia Candler Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Georgia Effingham Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 180

Georgia Effingham Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Georgia Emanuel Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 661

Georgia Emanuel Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Georgia Jefferson Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,921

Georgia Jefferson Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 18

Georgia Jenkins Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,210

Georgia Jenkins Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13

Georgia Screven Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,724

Georgia Screven Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 29

Georgia Atkinson Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,003

Georgia Atkinson Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 16

Georgia Ben Hill Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,504

Georgia Ben Hill Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 24

Georgia Berrien Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,608

Georgia Berrien Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 37

Georgia Brooks Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,949

Georgia Brooks Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 22
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Georgia Coffee Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,949

Georgia Coffee Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 43

Georgia Colquitt Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 7,920

Georgia Colquitt Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 39

Georgia Cook Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,049

Georgia Cook Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 29

Georgia Crisp Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,184

Georgia Crisp Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 28

Georgia Dooly Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,809

Georgia Dooly Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 27

Georgia Irwin Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 7,932

Georgia Irwin Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 48

Georgia Jeff Davis Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,170

Georgia Jeff Davis Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 19

Georgia Lanier Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,258

Georgia Lanier Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

Georgia Lowndes Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,091

Georgia Lowndes Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Georgia Telfair Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 39

Georgia Telfair Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Georgia Tift Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,841

Georgia Tift Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 34

Georgia Turner Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,349

Georgia Turner Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 24

Georgia Wilcox Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 12,240

Georgia Wilcox Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 59

Georgia Worth Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 13,991

Georgia Worth Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 81

Georgia Appling Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,873

Georgia Appling Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 13

Georgia Bacon Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 189

Georgia Bacon Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Georgia Brantley Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Brantley Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Georgia Bryan Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Bryan Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Georgia Evans Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Evans Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Georgia Pierce Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,514

Georgia Pierce Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 21

Georgia Tattnall Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 976

Georgia Tattnall Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

Georgia Toombs Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,587

Georgia Toombs Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Georgia Ware Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Ware Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Georgia Wayne Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Wayne Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Georgia Baker Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 10,676
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Georgia Baker Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 43

Georgia Calhoun Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,874

Georgia Calhoun Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 33

Georgia Clay Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,890

Georgia Clay Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Georgia Decatur Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 15,914

Georgia Decatur Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 59

Georgia Dougherty Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 995

Georgia Dougherty Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Georgia Early Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 12,434

Georgia Early Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 57

Georgia Grady Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,345

Georgia Grady Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Georgia Lee Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,456

Georgia Lee Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 17

Georgia Miller Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 12,430

Georgia Miller Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 50

Georgia Mitchell Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 21,869

Georgia Mitchell Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 66

Georgia Randolph Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 7,378

Georgia Randolph Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 32

Georgia Seminole Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 10,801

Georgia Seminole Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 38

Georgia Stewart Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,760

Georgia Stewart Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Georgia Sumter Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 12,189

Georgia Sumter Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 21

Georgia Terrell Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,317

Georgia Terrell Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 35

Georgia Thomas Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,652

Georgia Thomas Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 24

Georgia Webster Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,815

Georgia Webster Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Georgia Macon Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Macon Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Georgia Marion Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 781

Georgia Marion Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Georgia Schley Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Georgia Schley Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Georgia Taylor Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 541

Georgia Taylor Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Louisiana Morehouse Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Louisiana Morehouse Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Louisiana Richland Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Louisiana Richland Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Maryland St Marys Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Maryland St Marys Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Mississippi Attala Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Attala Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1
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Mississippi Carroll Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Carroll Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Mississippi Holmes Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,826

Mississippi Holmes Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Mississippi Lowndes Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Lowndes Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Mississippi Monroe Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Monroe Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Mississippi Leflore Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Leflore Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Mississippi Yazoo Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Yazoo Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Mississippi Calhoun Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Calhoun Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Mississippi De Soto Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi De Soto Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Mississippi Panola Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Panola Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Mississippi Covington Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Covington Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Mississippi Forrest Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Forrest Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Mississippi Pearl River Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Pearl River Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Mississippi Coahoma Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Coahoma Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 8

Mississippi Quitman Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Quitman Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Mississippi Tallahatchie Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Tallahatchie Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Mississippi Tunica Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Mississippi Tunica Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Missouri Ripley Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Ripley Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Missouri Butler Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Missouri Butler Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

New Mexico Roosevelt Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,540

New Mexico Roosevelt Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

New Mexico Lea Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,112

New Mexico Lea Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

North Carolina Greene Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Greene Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

North Carolina Pitt Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Pitt Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

North Carolina Davidson Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Davidson Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

North Carolina Bertie Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 720

North Carolina Bertie Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

North Carolina Chowan Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,173
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North Carolina Chowan Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 15

North Carolina Edgecombe Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 812

North Carolina Edgecombe Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

North Carolina Gates Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 386

North Carolina Gates Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

North Carolina Hertford Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,059

North Carolina Hertford Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

North Carolina Martin Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Martin Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

North Carolina Nash Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 122

North Carolina Nash Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

North Carolina Northampton Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 197

North Carolina Northampton Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

North Carolina Perquimans Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 67

North Carolina Perquimans Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

North Carolina Washington Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

North Carolina Washington Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Oklahoma Canadian Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Canadian Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Oklahoma Cleveland Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Cleveland Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Oklahoma Creek Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Creek Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Oklahoma Grady Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Grady Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Oklahoma Payne Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Payne Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Oklahoma Hughes Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 472

Oklahoma Hughes Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Oklahoma Okmulgee Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Okmulgee Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Oklahoma Major Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,672

Oklahoma Major Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Oklahoma Bryan Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 221

Oklahoma Bryan Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Oklahoma Love Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 120

Oklahoma Love Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Oklahoma Caddo Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,484

Oklahoma Caddo Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 44

Oklahoma Greer Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 532

Oklahoma Greer Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Oklahoma Harmon Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,448

Oklahoma Harmon Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Oklahoma Kiowa Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Kiowa Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Oklahoma Tillman Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Tillman Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Oklahoma Beckham Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,848

Oklahoma Beckham Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9
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Oklahoma Blaine Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Oklahoma Blaine Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

Oklahoma Custer Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,179

Oklahoma Custer Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Oklahoma Washita Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 594

Oklahoma Washita Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

South Carolina Calhoun Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 5,302

South Carolina Calhoun Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 20

South Carolina Lee Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 423

South Carolina Lee Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

South Carolina Lexington Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Carolina Lexington Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

South Carolina Orangeburg Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,047

South Carolina Orangeburg Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 23

South Carolina Richland Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Carolina Richland Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

South Carolina Sumter Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Carolina Sumter Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

South Carolina Darlington Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Carolina Darlington Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

South Carolina Florence Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Carolina Florence Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

South Carolina Horry Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 758

South Carolina Horry Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

South Carolina Marlboro Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Carolina Marlboro Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

South Carolina Williamsburg Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Carolina Williamsburg Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

South Carolina Allendale Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 622

South Carolina Allendale Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

South Carolina Bamberg Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 343

South Carolina Bamberg Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

South Carolina Barnwell Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 352

South Carolina Barnwell Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5

South Carolina Colleton Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 580

South Carolina Colleton Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

South Carolina Hampton Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,024

South Carolina Hampton Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

South Carolina Aiken Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

South Carolina Aiken Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Tennessee Giles Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Tennessee Giles Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Mclennan Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Mclennan Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Brown Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Brown Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Comanche Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 661

Texas Comanche Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

Texas Eastland Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 240
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Texas Eastland Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Texas Erath Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Erath Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Montague Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Montague Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Kimble Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Kimble Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Lampasas Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Lampasas Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Mason Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 294

Texas Mason Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Texas Uvalde Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Uvalde Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Armstrong Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 470

Texas Armstrong Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Texas Briscoe Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Briscoe Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Parmer Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Parmer Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Childress Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Childress Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Collingsworth Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 4,687

Texas Collingsworth Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 21

Texas Donley Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Donley Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Texas Foard Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Foard Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Hall Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Hall Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Hardeman Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 92

Texas Hardeman Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Texas Wilbarger Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Wilbarger Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 14

Texas Lavaca Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Lavaca Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Medina Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,336

Texas Medina Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Texas Wilson Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Wilson Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Texas Atascosa Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,894

Texas Atascosa Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 20

Texas Frio Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 16,074

Texas Frio Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 22

Texas La Salle Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas La Salle Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Maverick Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Maverick Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Andrews Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Andrews Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 5
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Texas Bailey Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Bailey Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 11

Texas Cochran Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 9,745

Texas Cochran Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 21

Texas Crosby Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Crosby Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Dawson Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Dawson Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 6

Texas Gaines Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 38,725

Texas Gaines Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 89

Texas Hockley Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Hockley Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Lamb Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Lamb Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 10

Texas Lubbock Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 977

Texas Lubbock Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 7

Texas Lynn Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Lynn Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Terry Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 11,469

Texas Terry Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 51

Texas Yoakum Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 16,052

Texas Yoakum Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 55

Texas Haskell Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 1,616

Texas Haskell Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 12

Texas Jones Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Jones Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Knox Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Knox Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Ector Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Ector Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas El Paso Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 14

Texas El Paso Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 9

Texas Pecos Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Pecos Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Texas Reeves Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Reeves Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Texas Liberty Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Texas Liberty Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 2

Virginia Dinwiddie Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Virginia Dinwiddie Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Virginia Isle Of Wight Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Virginia Isle Of Wight Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1

Virginia Southampton Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 308

Virginia Southampton Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 4

Virginia Surry Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 224

Virginia Surry Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 3

Virginia Sussex Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested (D)

Virginia Sussex Peanuts, Irrigated - Operations With Area Harvested 1
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State County Data Item Value

Texas Collingsworth Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 10,800

Texas Collingsworth Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Planted 10,800

Texas Collingsworth Peanuts, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Lb 33,804,000

Texas Collingsworth Peanuts, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Lb / Acre 3,130

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 6,800

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Planted 6,900

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Peanuts, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Lb 21,765,000

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Peanuts, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Lb / Acre 3,200

Texas Wilbarger Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 2,500

Texas Wilbarger Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Planted 2,500

Texas Wilbarger Peanuts, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Lb 7,578,000

Texas Wilbarger Peanuts, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Lb / Acre 3,030

Texas Bailey Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 3,000

Texas Bailey Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Planted 3,000

Texas Bailey Peanuts, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Lb 8,409,000

Texas Bailey Peanuts, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Lb / Acre 2,800

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 123,900

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Planted 125,200

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Peanuts, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Lb 503,390,000

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Peanuts, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Lb / Acre 4,060

Texas Haskell Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 8,100

Texas Haskell Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Planted 8,500

Texas Haskell Peanuts, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Lb 28,156,000

Texas Haskell Peanuts, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Lb / Acre 3,480

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Harvested 500

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Peanuts, Irrigated - Acres Planted 600

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Peanuts, Irrigated - Production, Measured In Lb 1,738,000

Texas Other (Combined) Counties Peanuts, Irrigated - Yield, Measured In Lb / Acre 3,480
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Table G5. FRIS Respondents for All County/Crop Combinations 

State County Crop Number of 

Respondents

Washington Grant Wheat 95

Delaware Sussex Corn for Grain 82

Mississippi Bolivar Soybeans 82

Missouri New Madrid Soybeans 80

Illinois Mason Corn for Grain 80

Missouri Stoddard Soybeans 79

Michigan St Joseph Corn for Grain 69

Missouri New Madrid Corn for Grain 68

Delaware Sussex Soybeans 68

Missouri Stoddard Corn for Grain 67

Mississippi Washington Soybeans 64

Mississippi Bolivar Rice 61

Iowa Monona Corn for Grain 61

Michigan St Joseph Soybeans 60

Iowa Monona Soybeans 60

Nevada Elko Alfalfa 59

Illinois Mason Soybeans 57

Mississippi Sunflower Soybeans 57

Mississippi Leflore Soybeans 56

Missouri New Madrid Peanuts 53

Washington Grant Corn for Grain 52

Louisiana Acadia Rice 52

Oklahoma Texas Wheat 51

Minnesota Dakota Corn for Grain 50

Missouri Butler Soybeans 48

Arizona Pinal Peanuts 47

Missouri Dunklin Soybeans 46

Arkansas Arkansas Soybeans 46

Missouri Butler Rice 45

Maryland Caroline Corn for Grain 45

Illinois Whiteside Corn for Grain 45

Arkansas Arkansas Rice 44

Louisiana Jefferson Davis Rice 44

Idaho Bingham Wheat 43

Maryland Caroline Soybeans 43

Mississippi Coahoma Soybeans 42

Minnesota Stearns Corn for Grain 42

Louisiana Vermilion Rice 42

Mississippi Washington Corn for Grain 41

Oklahoma Texas Corn for Grain 41

Minnesota Dakota Soybeans 41

California Imperial Other Small Grains 41

California Imperial Wheat 41

Washington Franklin Wheat 41

Colorado Yuma Corn for Grain 39

Wisconsin Portage Corn for Grain 38

Missouri Pemiscot Soybeans 38
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Missouri Mississippi Corn for Grain 38

Missouri Dunklin Peanuts 37

Louisiana East Carroll Soybeans 37

Delaware Sussex Wheat 36

Mississippi Leflore Corn for Grain 36

Arizona Yuma Wheat 36

Minnesota Otter Tail Corn for Grain 36

Missouri Scott Corn for Grain 35

Indiana La Porte Corn for Grain 35

Missouri Stoddard Rice 34

Louisiana Morehouse Corn for Grain 34

Mississippi Bolivar Corn for Grain 33

Idaho Twin Falls Other Small Grains 33

Delaware Kent Corn for Grain 33

Missouri Mississippi Soybeans 33

Oregon Klamath Alfalfa 33

Wyoming Sublette Alfalfa 33

Arizona Pinal Wheat 32

Mississippi Leflore Peanuts 32

Mississippi Coahoma Corn for Grain 32

Colorado Weld Other Small Grains 32

Mississippi Sunflower Rice 31

Texas Gaines Other Hay 31

Louisiana Morehouse Soybeans 31

Delaware Kent Soybeans 31

Missouri Scott Soybeans 31

Montana Beaverhead Alfalfa 31

Washington Grant Alfalfa 30

Mississippi Sunflower Corn for Grain 30

Louisiana East Carroll Corn for Grain 30

Mississippi Tallahatchie Soybeans 30

Illinois Tazewell Corn for Grain 30

Idaho Bingham Lettuce 29

California Imperial Alfalfa 29

Texas Gaines Peanuts 29

Idaho Jefferson Other Small Grains 29

Maryland Dorchester Corn for Grain 29

Michigan Montcalm Corn for Grain 29

Arkansas Poinsett Soybeans 29

Oregon Lake Alfalfa 29

Washington Grant Tobacco 28

Wisconsin Portage Tobacco 28

Arkansas Phillips Soybeans 28

Arkansas Poinsett Rice 28

Michigan Kalamazoo Corn for Grain 28

Louisiana Franklin Corn for Grain 28

Oregon Harney Alfalfa 28

Washington Grant Lettuce 27
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Idaho Jerome Other Small Grains 27

Kansas Finney Corn for Grain 27

South Dakota Union Corn for Grain 27

Indiana Knox Corn for Grain 27

Missouri Stoddard Peanuts 26

Mississippi Washington Rice 26

Idaho Bingham Other Small Grains 26

California Fresno Peanuts 26

Indiana La Porte Soybeans 26

South Dakota Union Soybeans 26

Indiana Elkhart Corn for Grain 26

Oklahoma Cimarron Wheat 26

Missouri Butler Corn for Grain 25

Arizona Maricopa Wheat 25

Oregon Malheur Wheat 25

Maryland Dorchester Soybeans 25

Minnesota Otter Tail Soybeans 25

Kansas Finney Wheat 25

Arkansas Mississippi Soybeans 25

Minnesota Sherburne Corn for Grain 25

Indiana Lagrange Corn for Grain 25

Michigan Branch Corn for Grain 25

Iowa Harrison Corn for Grain 25

Minnesota Swift Corn for Grain 25

Washington Grant Beans 24

Missouri New Madrid Rice 24

Arizona Pinal Barley 24

Mississippi Coahoma Peanuts 24

Idaho Jefferson Wheat 24

Illinois Whiteside Soybeans 24

Indiana Knox Soybeans 24

Arkansas Lonoke Soybeans 24

Indiana Kosciusko Corn for Grain 24

Illinois Cass Corn for Grain 24

Washington Franklin Corn for Grain 23

Arkansas Lonoke Rice 23

Minnesota Stevens Corn for Grain 23

Mississippi Quitman Soybeans 23

Washington Adams Wheat 23

Idaho Gooding Corn for Silage 23

Missouri Dunklin Corn for Grain 22

Idaho Twin Falls Barley 22

Idaho Twin Falls Wheat 22

Louisiana Morehouse Rice 22

Oregon Malheur Corn for Grain 22

Texas Hale Peanuts 22

Mississippi Tunica Soybeans 22

Washington Yakima Corn for Silage 22
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Washington Yakima Wheat 22

Arkansas Craighead Soybeans 22

Mississippi Humphreys Soybeans 22

Indiana Lagrange Soybeans 22

Michigan Branch Soybeans 22

Iowa Harrison Soybeans 22

Utah Box Elder Wheat 22

Michigan Cass Corn for Grain 22

New Mexico Curry Corn for Silage 22

Utah Sanpete Other Small Grains 22

Utah Duchesne Alfalfa 22

Missouri Pemiscot Corn for Grain 21

Missouri Pemiscot Rice 21

Arizona Maricopa Alfalfa 21

Minnesota Stearns Soybeans 21

Minnesota Sherburne Soybeans 21

Arkansas Clay Soybeans 21

Idaho Canyon Wheat 21

Oregon Umatilla Other Small Grains 21

Texas Castro Corn for Grain 21

Louisiana Richland Corn for Grain 21

Maryland Queen Annes Soybeans 21

Arkansas Woodruff Soybeans 21

California Kings Wheat 21

California Kern Wheat 21

Oregon Baker Alfalfa 21

Louisiana Evangeline Rice 21

Arizona Pinal Corn for Silage 20

Oklahoma Texas Grain Sirghum 20

Colorado Weld Corn for Silage 20

Idaho Jefferson Barley 20

Kansas Haskell Corn for Grain 20

Mississippi Humphreys Corn for Grain 20

Oregon Umatilla Wheat 20

Kansas Gray Corn for Grain 20

Illinois Tazewell Soybeans 20

Minnesota Swift Soybeans 20

Maryland Queen Annes Corn for Grain 20

California Tulare Corn for Silage 20

Texas Parmer Wheat 20

Montana Madison Other Small Grains 20

Illinois Lee Corn for Grain 20

Wyoming Uinta Alfalfa 20

Iowa Louisa Corn for Grain 20

Washington Franklin Alfalfa 19

Texas Gaines Grain Sirghum 19

Idaho Cassia Wheat 19

California Fresno Wheat 19
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Arkansas Desha Soybeans 19

Arkansas Mississippi Peanuts 19

North Dakota Mckenzie Wheat 19

Idaho Canyon Other Small Grains 19

Montana Teton Barley 19

Colorado Prowers Other Small Grains 19

Michigan Kalamazoo Soybeans 19

Indiana Kosciusko Soybeans 19

Arkansas Woodruff Rice 19

Arkansas Cross Rice 19

Nebraska Holt Corn for Grain 19

Nevada Eureka Other Small Grains 19

South Carolina Orangeburg Corn for Grain 19

Iowa Sioux Corn for Grain 19

Arizona Pinal Grain Sirghum 18

Washington Franklin Lettuce 18

Wisconsin Portage Lettuce 18

Minnesota Stearns Other Small Grains 18

Idaho Jerome Wheat 18

North Dakota Mckenzie Cotton 18

Kansas Gray Wheat 18

Louisiana Franklin Soybeans 18

California Kings Corn for Silage 18

Arkansas Cross Soybeans 18

Kansas Stevens Corn for Grain 18

Arkansas Lawrence Rice 18

California Colusa Rice 18

Idaho Owyhee Other Small Grains 18

Louisiana St Landry Rice 18

Arizona Pinal Alfalfa 17

Idaho Bingham Cotton 17

Arizona Maricopa Corn for Silage 17

Texas Hale Grain Sirghum 17

Texas Hale Wheat 17

Arkansas Phillips Rice 17

Arkansas Phillips Corn for Grain 17

Arkansas Craighead Rice 17

Arkansas Clay Corn for Grain 17

Montana Teton Other Small Grains 17

Idaho Bonneville Barley 17

Indiana Elkhart Soybeans 17

Michigan Cass Soybeans 17

Arkansas Jefferson Soybeans 17

Arkansas Jefferson Rice 17

South Dakota Butte Alfalfa 17

New Mexico Union Wheat 17

Mississippi Sharkey Corn for Grain 17

Arkansas Jackson Rice 17
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Iowa Muscatine Corn for Grain 17

Idaho Madison Wheat 17

California Merced Corn for Silage 17

Oregon Jefferson Wheat 17

Oklahoma Beaver Wheat 17

Colorado Kit Carson Corn for Grain 17

North Dakota Ransom Corn for Grain 17

Washington Grant Corn for Silage 16

Delaware Sussex Tobacco 16

Mississippi Leflore Rice 16

Idaho Twin Falls Beans 16

Missouri Pemiscot Peanuts 16

Colorado Weld Wheat 16

Arizona Yuma Alfalfa 16

Arizona Yuma Tomatoes 16

Colorado Yuma Wheat 16

Michigan Montcalm Wheat 16

Texas Hale Corn for Grain 16

California Fresno Corn for Silage 16

Mississippi Tallahatchie Rice 16

Arkansas Desha Corn for Grain 16

Texas Lamb Peanuts 16

Idaho Minidoka Cotton 16

North Dakota Mckenzie Barley 16

Idaho Bonneville Other Small Grains 16

Colorado Prowers Corn for Grain 16

Minnesota Stevens Soybeans 16

California Tulare Alfalfa 16

South Dakota Butte Corn for Grain 16

New Jersey Salem Corn for Grain 16

New Jersey Salem Soybeans 16

Louisiana Madison Soybeans 16

Minnesota Pope Corn for Grain 16

Indiana Pulaski Corn for Grain 16

Arkansas Monroe Soybeans 16

Texas Hartley Corn for Grain 16

Texas Hidalgo Grain Sirghum 16

Mississippi Yazoo Corn for Grain 16

Louisiana West Carroll Soybeans 16

Wisconsin Dunn Corn for Grain 16

Arkansas Chicot Soybeans 16

Wisconsin Waushara Corn for Grain 16

Oklahoma Caddo Wheat 16

Utah Rich Alfalfa 16

Montana Ravalli Alfalfa 16

California San Joaquin Other Small Grains 16

Texas Gaines Wheat 15

Arizona Maricopa Barley 15
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Arizona Maricopa Peanuts 15

Oregon Malheur Cotton 15

Maryland Dorchester Tobacco 15

Idaho Cassia Lettuce 15

Idaho Cassia Barley 15

Arkansas Mississippi Rice 15

Texas Lamb Grain Sirghum 15

Texas Lamb Corn for Grain 15

Idaho Minidoka Barley 15

Kansas Haskell Wheat 15

Arkansas Craighead Peanuts 15

Arkansas Clay Rice 15

Montana Teton Wheat 15

Idaho Bonneville Wheat 15

Colorado Logan Other Small Grains 15

Nebraska Holt Soybeans 15

New Mexico Union Corn for Grain 15

Mississippi Sharkey Soybeans 15

Louisiana Madison Corn for Grain 15

Texas Sherman Corn for Grain 15

Texas Sherman Wheat 15

Illinois Henderson Corn for Grain 15

Wisconsin Adams Corn for Grain 15

Indiana Fulton Corn for Grain 15

New Mexico Chaves Corn for Silage 15

Minnesota Wadena Corn for Grain 15

Tennessee Dyer Soybeans 15

Nevada Humboldt Alfalfa 15

Texas Crosby Peanuts 15

South Dakota Turner Corn for Grain 15

Arkansas Crittenden Soybeans 15

Georgia Miller Peanuts 15

Iowa Palo Alto Corn for Grain 15

Oregon Union Wheat 15

Wyoming Big Horn Barley 15

Idaho Jefferson Lettuce 14

Arizona Yuma Peanuts 14

Colorado Yuma Beans 14

Idaho Jerome Corn for Silage 14

Michigan Montcalm Lettuce 14

Mississippi Tallahatchie Corn for Grain 14

Mississippi Tunica Corn for Grain 14

Arkansas Desha Peanuts 14

Idaho Minidoka Lettuce 14

Idaho Minidoka Wheat 14

Texas Castro Wheat 14

Louisiana Richland Soybeans 14

Oklahoma Cimarron Corn for Grain 14
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Idaho Power Wheat 14

Idaho Power Lettuce 14

Colorado Logan Corn for Grain 14

Louisiana Tensas Corn for Grain 14

Nevada Eureka Alfalfa 14

Kansas Stevens Wheat 14

Arkansas Lawrence Soybeans 14

Minnesota Pope Soybeans 14

Nebraska Hamilton Corn for Grain 14

Nebraska Hamilton Soybeans 14

Kansas Pratt Corn for Grain 14

Kansas Pratt Soybeans 14

Texas Hansford Corn for Grain 14

Texas Hansford Wheat 14

Arkansas Prairie Soybeans 14

Arkansas Prairie Rice 14

Nebraska Fillmore Corn for Grain 14

Indiana Bartholomew Corn for Grain 14

Indiana Starke Corn for Grain 14

Montana Powell Alfalfa 14

Minnesota Morrison Corn for Grain 14

Illinois Bureau Corn for Grain 14

Nebraska Lincoln Corn for Grain 14

Wisconsin Sauk Corn for Grain 14

Wisconsin Langlade Lettuce 14

Montana Gallatin Wheat 14

Texas Floyd Peanuts 14

Idaho Bingham Barley 13

Minnesota Dakota Tobacco 13

Louisiana East Carroll Rice 13

Oregon Malheur Corn for Silage 13

Michigan Montcalm Beans 13

Kansas Finney Other Small Grains 13

Idaho Cassia Corn for Silage 13

Mississippi Tunica Rice 13

Texas Lamb Wheat 13

Kansas Gray Soybeans 13

Texas Castro Peanuts 13

Colorado Prowers Wheat 13

Mississippi Quitman Rice 13

Utah Cache Barley 13

New Mexico Curry Alfalfa 13

California Kern Peanuts 13

California Colusa Wheat 13

Arkansas Jackson Soybeans 13

Indiana Pulaski Soybeans 13

Arkansas Monroe Rice 13

Texas Hartley Wheat 13
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Nebraska Phelps Corn for Grain 13

Nebraska Phelps Soybeans 13

Arkansas Greene Soybeans 13

Michigan Calhoun Corn for Grain 13

South Dakota Spink Corn for Grain 13

Nebraska Kearney Corn for Grain 13

Arkansas Lee Soybeans 13

Indiana Porter Corn for Grain 13

Montana Pondera Other Small Grains 13

Washington Walla Walla Wheat 13

Utah Beaver Other Small Grains 13

Nebraska Scotts Bluff Corn for Grain 13

Utah Millard Corn for Silage 13

Illinois Gallatin Corn for Grain 13

Texas Deaf Smith Wheat 13

Minnesota Todd Corn for Grain 13

Tennessee Robertson Sugar Beets 13

Minnesota Dakota Corn for Silage 12

Maryland Caroline Wheat 12

Maryland Caroline Tobacco 12

Wisconsin Portage Corn for Silage 12

Colorado Yuma Other Small Grains 12

Idaho Jerome Barley 12

Idaho Canyon Corn for Grain 12

Louisiana Richland Peanuts 12

Oregon Klamath Wheat 12

Utah Box Elder Alfalfa 12

Louisiana Tensas Peanuts 12

Utah Cache Wheat 12

New Mexico Roosevelt Corn for Silage 12

New Mexico Roosevelt Alfalfa 12

Iowa Muscatine Soybeans 12

Texas Hidalgo Corn for Grain 12

Mississippi Yazoo Soybeans 12

Illinois Henderson Soybeans 12

Nebraska Fillmore Soybeans 12

Arkansas Greene Rice 12

Mississippi Holmes Soybeans 12

North Dakota Williams Wheat 12

Nebraska Dawson Corn for Grain 12

Iowa Woodbury Corn for Grain 12

California Glenn Rice 12

Arizona La Paz Wheat 12

Nevada Pershing Alfalfa 12

Kansas Meade Corn for Grain 12

Pennsylvania Lancaster Sweet Corn 12

Arkansas St Francis Soybeans 12

Colorado Morgan Corn for Grain 12
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Respondents

Nebraska Buffalo Corn for Grain 12

Indiana St Joseph Corn for Grain 12

Oklahoma Harmon Peanuts 12

Colorado Rio Grande Barley 12

Minnesota Kandiyohi Corn for Grain 12

Wyoming Park Barley 12

Indiana Marshall Corn for Grain 12

Texas Terry Peanuts 12

Illinois Henry Corn for Grain 12

Mississippi Coahoma Rice 11

Idaho Twin Falls Tobacco 11

Louisiana East Carroll Peanuts 11

Colorado Weld Cotton 11

Oregon Malheur Alfalfa 11

Delaware Kent Wheat 11

Mississippi Tunica Peanuts 11

Arkansas Desha Rice 11

Kansas Haskell Grain Sirghum 11

Kansas Haskell Soybeans 11

Minnesota Sherburne Lettuce 11

Idaho Power Cotton 11

Louisiana Tensas Soybeans 11

Utah Cache Corn for Silage 11

Utah Sanpete Alfalfa 11

Texas Parmer Grain Sirghum 11

Idaho Madison Lettuce 11

Louisiana West Carroll Corn for Grain 11

Wisconsin Adams Soybeans 11

Indiana Fulton Soybeans 11

New Mexico Chaves Alfalfa 11

Minnesota Wadena Soybeans 11

Indiana Bartholomew Soybeans 11

Michigan Calhoun Soybeans 11

South Dakota Spink Soybeans 11

Nebraska Kearney Soybeans 11

Mississippi Holmes Corn for Grain 11

Nebraska Polk Corn for Grain 11

New Jersey Gloucester Sweet Corn 11

Indiana Sullivan Corn for Grain 11

Nevada Douglas Other Small Grains 11

Kansas Ford Corn for Grain 11

California Stanislaus Corn for Silage 11

Wisconsin Rock Corn for Grain 11

Kansas Grant Wheat 11

Wyoming Fremont Alfalfa 11

North Dakota Kidder Corn for Grain 11

Nebraska York Corn for Grain 11

Georgia Decatur Peanuts 11
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Montana Carbon Other Small Grains 11

Minnesota Benton Corn for Grain 11

South Dakota Beadle Corn for Grain 11

Colorado Phillips Corn for Grain 11

South Dakota Brookings Corn for Grain 11

Idaho Butte Other Small Grains 11

Iowa Fremont Corn for Grain 11

Indiana Jasper Corn for Grain 11

Louisiana Allen Rice 11

Idaho Caribou Barley 11

Arizona Cochise Corn for Grain 11

Mississippi Bolivar Peanuts 10

Oklahoma Texas Corn for Silage 10

Missouri Dunklin Rice 10

Colorado Weld Alfalfa 10

Idaho Jerome Beans 10

Maryland Dorchester Wheat 10

Minnesota Otter Tail Corn for Silage 10

Washington Yakima Corn for Grain 10

Mississippi Humphreys Peanuts 10

Oregon Umatilla Corn for Grain 10

Utah Box Elder Corn for Silage 10

Colorado Logan Wheat 10

New Mexico Roosevelt Wheat 10

Washington Adams Lettuce 10

Montana Madison Alfalfa 10

California Merced Alfalfa 10

Wisconsin Dunn Soybeans 10

Arkansas Chicot Rice 10

Wisconsin Waushara Tobacco 10

Tennessee Dyer Corn for Grain 10

Arkansas Lee Rice 10

Indiana Porter Soybeans 10

Montana Pondera Barley 10

North Dakota Williams Barley 10

Nebraska Dawson Soybeans 10

Iowa Woodbury Soybeans 10

Nebraska Polk Soybeans 10

New Jersey Gloucester Tobacco 10

Georgia Dooly Other Hay 10

Kansas Sherman Corn for Grain 10

Maryland Kent Corn for Grain 10

Maryland Wicomico Corn for Grain 10

Wyoming Lincoln Alfalfa 10

Texas Yoakum Other Hay 10

North Dakota Lamoure Corn for Grain 10

New Mexico Dona Ana Peanuts 10

Arizona Graham Peanuts 10
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Nebraska Chase Corn for Grain 10

North Dakota Sargent Corn for Grain 10

Nebraska Custer Corn for Grain 10

Texas Moore Corn for Grain 10

California Modoc Other Small Grains 10

Texas Cochran Peanuts 10

New York Suffolk Tobacco 10

Missouri Cape Girardeau Corn for Grain 10

Oregon Crook Other Small Grains 10

Illinois White Corn for Grain 10

North Dakota Dickey Corn for Grain 10

Nebraska Antelope Soybeans 10

Utah Sevier Corn for Silage 10

Colorado Delta Other Small Grains 10

New Jersey Burlington Tobacco 10

Kansas Thomas Corn for Grain 10

Washington Benton Other Small Grains 10

Oregon Wallowa Alfalfa 10

Texas Cameron Grain Sirghum 10

Pennsylvania Franklin Tobacco 10

Kansas Seward Corn for Grain 10

Washington Kittitas Wheat 10
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Appendix H 

2008 Net Insured Irrigated Acreage 
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Table H1. 2008 Net Insured Irrigated Acreage

State Crop Insured Irrigated 

Acres

Alabama Corn 16,455

Alabama Cotton 12,312

Alabama Fresh Market 

Tomatoes 88

Alabama Peanuts 7,156

Alabama Pecans 672

Alabama Potatoes 227

Alabama Soybeans 5,238

Alabama Wheat 1,458

Alaska Potatoes 18

Arizona Apples 809

Arizona Barley 21,788

Arizona Chile Peppers 879

Arizona Corn 34,892

Arizona Cotton 123,418

Arizona Cotton Ex Long 

Staple 933

Arizona Drybeans 2,066

Arizona Forageproduction 32,122

Arizona Freshfreestonepea

ches 15

Arizona Grainsorghum 8,221

Arizona Grapefruit 259

Arizona Lemons 6,811

Arizona Mandarins 103

Arizona Minneolatangelos 1,211

Arizona Naveloranges 1,146

Arizona Orlandotangelos 47

Arizona Pecans 9,093

Arizona Potatoes 3,318

Arizona Sweetoranges 54

Arizona Valenciaoranges 489

Arizona Wheat 97,141

Arkansas Corn 244,456

Arkansas Cotton 404,046

Arkansas Freshmarkettomat

oes

864

Arkansas Grainsorghum 34,260

Arkansas Peanuts 256

Arkansas Potatoes 552

Arkansas Rice 853,742

Arkansas Soybeans 1,459,450

Arkansas Wheat 10,535

California Alfalfaseed 1,246

California Almonds 478,365

California Apples 6,972

California Avocados 34,881

California Barley 13,046

State Crop Insured Irrigated 

Acres

California Blueberries 202

California Cherries 13,173

California Corn 227,349

California Cotton 102,558

California Cotton Ex Long 

Staple 154,348

California Cultivatedwildrice 17,369

California Drybeans 20,451

California Figs 6,003

California Forageproduction 178,169

California Forageseeding 5,725

California Freshapricots 2,496

California Freshfreestonepea

ches 22,175

California Freshmarkettomat

oes

20,214

California Freshnectarines 21,712

California Grainsorghum 713

California Grapefruit 4,415

California Grapes 386,317

California Lemons 33,968

California Mandarins 8,951

California Minneolatangelos 4,095

California Naveloranges 116,932

California Oats 7,072

California Onions 3,008

California Orlandotangelos 27

California Pears 10,288

California Pecans 956

California Plums 21,788

California Potatoes 22,897

California Processingapricots 3,910

California Processingclingpe

aches 17,607

California Processingfreeston

e

3,251

California Prunes 61,750

California Rice 395,011

California Safflower 46,886

California Strawberries 9,211

California Sugarbeets 9,980

California Sunflowers 614

California Sweetoranges 330

California Tablegrapes 84,709

California Tomatoes 258,757

California Valenciaoranges 36,888

California Walnuts 109,695

California Wheat 297,335
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State Crop Insured Irrigated 

Acres

Colorado Apples 561

Colorado Barley 107,846

Colorado Corn 674,376

Colorado Drybeans 24,207

Colorado Forageproduction 4,132

Colorado Freshmarketsweet

corn

2,311

Colorado Grainsorghum 9,975

Colorado Grapes 109

Colorado Millet 1,928

Colorado Oats 874

Colorado Onions 6,103

Colorado Peaches 1,268

Colorado Popcorn 1,654

Colorado Potatoes 63,661

Colorado Silagesorghum 1,302

Colorado Soybeans 5,782

Colorado Sugarbeets 29,830

Colorado Sunflowers 22,439

Colorado Wheat 191,353

Connecticut Apples 29

Connecticut Freshmarketsweet

corn

241

Connecticut Pears 14

Delaware Barley 844

Delaware Corn 30,574

Delaware Greenpeas 3,519

Delaware Potatoes 980

Delaware Processingbeans 4,212

Delaware Soybeans 19,973

Delaware Sweetcorn 3,770

Delaware Wheat 4,619

Florida Blueberries 1,160

Florida Cabbage 2,353

Florida Corn 12,685

Florida Cotton 6,910

Florida Fluecuredtobacco 901

Florida Freshmarketsweet

corn

24,612

Florida Freshmarkettomat

oes

25,091

Florida Oats 183

Florida Peanuts 26,617

Florida Pecans 275

Florida Peppers 9,202

Florida Potatoes 20,398

Florida Rice 9,674

Florida Soybeans 1,235

Florida Strawberries 6,879

State Crop Insured Irrigated 

Acres

Florida Sugarcane 390,955

Florida Wheat 1,557

Georgia Blueberries 3,929

Georgia Cabbage 2,035

Georgia Canola 153

Georgia Corn 172,668

Georgia Cotton 300,067

Georgia Fluecuredtobacco 9,439

Georgia Freshmarketsweet

corn

14,984

Georgia Freshmarkettomat

oes

2,327

Georgia Grainsorghum 855

Georgia Grapes 157

Georgia Oats 877

Georgia Onions 11,304

Georgia Peanuts 246,918

Georgia Pecans 57,413

Georgia Peppers 1,040

Georgia Soybeans 70,704

Georgia Wheat 70,672

Hawaii Macadamianuts 3,502

Hawaii Macadamiatrees 3,609

Idaho Alfalfaseed 986

Idaho Apples 2,196

Idaho Barley 299,343

Idaho Canola 2,613

Idaho Corn 55,963

Idaho Drybeans 22,166

Idaho Drypeas 1,474

Idaho Freshapricots 51

Idaho Freshfreestonepea

ches 765

Idaho Freshnectarines 52

Idaho Grapes 827

Idaho Greenpeas 6,135

Idaho Mint 3,237

Idaho Oats 854

Idaho Onions 3,414

Idaho Potatoes 285,156

Idaho Safflower 32

Idaho Sugarbeets 90,794

Idaho Sweetcorn 12,379

Idaho Wheat 416,390

Illinois Corn 103,777

Illinois Grainsorghum 146

Illinois Hybridcornseed 46,819

Illinois Oats 16

Illinois Popcorn 5,930
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Acres

Illinois Potatoes 1,431

Illinois Processingbeans 1,818

Illinois Rice 922

Illinois Soybeans 45,746

Illinois Wheat 4,529

Indiana Corn 63,395

Indiana Grainsorghum 170

Indiana Hybridcornseed 19,735

Indiana Mint 763

Indiana Popcorn 2,934

Indiana Potatoes 549

Indiana Processingbeans 744

Indiana Soybeans 37,495

Indiana Wheat 4,683

Iowa Corn 87,848

Iowa Forageproduction 27

Iowa Forageseeding 14

Iowa Greenpeas 390

Iowa Hybridcornseed 11,064

Iowa Oats 8

Iowa Popcorn 147

Iowa Potatoes 577

Iowa Soybeans 46,237

Kansas Barley 541

Kansas Corn 1,334,151

Kansas Cotton 11,189

Kansas Drybeans 4,053

Kansas Grainsorghum 91,103

Kansas Hybridsorghumsee

d

788

Kansas Millet 235

Kansas Oats 966

Kansas Onions 321

Kansas Popcorn 80

Kansas Potatoes 3,193

Kansas Silagesorghum 2,029

Kansas Soybeans 340,329

Kansas Sunflowers 40,874

Kansas Wheat 572,011

Kentucky Corn 7,784

Kentucky Freshmarkettomat

oes

5

Kentucky Rice 256

Kentucky Soybeans 5,313

Kentucky Wheat 204

Louisiana Corn 231,094

Louisiana Cotton 67,271

Louisiana Grainsorghum 6,054

Louisiana Peanuts 304

State Crop Insured Irrigated 

Acres

Louisiana Pecans 628

Louisiana Rice 367,989

Louisiana Soybeans 195,383

Louisiana Strawberries 80

Louisiana Sweetpotatoes 4,304

Louisiana Wheat 7,326

Maine Apples 116

Maine Blueberries 4,336

Maine Freshmarketsweet

corn

70

Maine Potatoes 8,854

Maryland Apples 14

Maryland Barley 681

Maryland Corn 22,846

Maryland Freshmarkettomat

oes

45

Maryland Greenpeas 2,328

Maryland Potatoes 382

Maryland Processingbeans 556

Maryland Soybeans 13,580

Maryland Sweetcorn 2,597

Maryland Tomatoes 109

Maryland Wheat 3,427

Massachuse

tts Apples 99

Massachuse

tts

Freshmarketsweet

corn

350

Michigan Apples 3,998

Michigan Blueberries 9,088

Michigan Cherries 558

Michigan Corn 76,882

Michigan Drybeans 5,693

Michigan Forageproduction 401

Michigan Greenpeas 1,603

Michigan Hybridcornseed 15,029

Michigan Oats 153

Michigan Onions 1,280

Michigan Peaches 158

Michigan Potatoes 25,764

Michigan Processingbeans 2,183

Michigan Soybeans 21,708

Michigan Wheat 5,534

Minnesota Apples 293

Minnesota Barley 783

Minnesota Corn 201,084

Minnesota Cultivatedwildrice 15,591

Minnesota Drybeans 28,472

Minnesota Forageproduction 3,016

Minnesota Forageseeding 2,150
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State Crop Insured Irrigated 

Acres

Minnesota Greenpeas 9,400

Minnesota Hybridcornseed 4,080

Minnesota Oats 380

Minnesota Potatoes 33,579

Minnesota Processingbeans 395

Minnesota Soybeans 79,718

Minnesota Sunflowers 468

Minnesota Sweetcorn 2,100

Minnesota Wheat 10,395

Mississippi Blueberries 190

Mississippi Corn 267,900

Mississippi Cotton 137,703

Mississippi Grainsorghum 5,394

Mississippi Grapes 124

Mississippi Peanuts 189

Mississippi Rice 216,195

Mississippi Soybeans 606,311

Mississippi Wheat 2,597

Missouri Corn 236,770

Missouri Cotton 169,500

Missouri Grainsorghum 2,718

Missouri Popcorn 2,443

Missouri Potatoes 6,775

Missouri Rice 129,487

Missouri Soybeans 404,758

Missouri Wheat 44,777

Montana Alfalfaseed 706

Montana Barley 243,378

Montana Canola 2,866

Montana Cherries 227

Montana Corn 32,735

Montana Drybeans 5,680

Montana Forageproduction 142,013

Montana Forageseeding 1,904

Montana Mustard 126

Montana Oats 1,880

Montana Potatoes 3,075

Montana Safflower 193

Montana Sugarbeets 25,210

Montana Sunflowers 99

Montana Wheat 183,453

Nebraska Barley 228

Nebraska Corn 4,767,670

Nebraska Drybeans 123,917

Nebraska Forageproduction 133

Nebraska Forageseeding 74

Nebraska Freshmarketsweet

corn

359

Nebraska Grainsorghum 11,665

State Crop Insured Irrigated 

Acres

Nebraska Grapes 5

Nebraska Hybridcornseed 97,360

Nebraska Millet 4,335

Nebraska Oats 2,346

Nebraska Popcorn 59,403

Nebraska Potatoes 13,611

Nebraska Soybeans 1,985,242

Nebraska Sugarbeets 42,104

Nebraska Sunflowers 11,849

Nebraska Wheat 188,249

Nevada Alfalfaseed 2,429

Nevada Barley 70

Nevada Forageproduction 20,369

Nevada Forageseeding 3,733

Nevada Potatoes 5,075

Nevada Wheat 9,169

New 

Hampshire

Freshmarketsweet

corn

148

New Jersey Apples 125

New Jersey Blueberries 4,955

New Jersey Corn 5,874

New Jersey Freshmarketsweet

corn

535

New Jersey Potatoes 211

New Jersey Processingbeans 425

New Jersey Soybeans 3,150

New Jersey Tomatoes 879

New 

Mexico Apples 15

New 

Mexico Barley 23

New 

Mexico Chilepeppers 2,892

New 

Mexico Corn 75,231

New 

Mexico Cotton 37,772

New 

Mexico

Cottonexlongstapl

e

2,159

New 

Mexico Drybeans 7,428

New 

Mexico Grainsorghum 10,908

New 

Mexico

Hybridsorghumsee

d

424

New 

Mexico Onions 1,488

New 

Mexico Peanuts 7,389

New 

Mexico Pecans 20,878
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State Crop Insured Irrigated 

Acres

New 

Mexico Potatoes 5,698

New 

Mexico Processingbeans 853

New 

Mexico Wheat 70,827

New York Apples 5,798

New York Cabbage 42

New York Corn 1,160

New York Freshmarketsweet

corn

2,339

New York Onions 1,357

New York Plums 19

New York Potatoes 842

New York Tomatoes 18

New York Wheat 90

North 

Carolina Apples 28

North 

Carolina Blueberries 4,124

North 

Carolina Corn 2,113

North 

Carolina Cotton 926

North 

Carolina

Freshmarketsweet

corn

361

North 

Carolina

Freshmarkettomat

oes

818

North 

Carolina Grapes 78

North 

Carolina Onions 134

North 

Carolina Peanuts 876

North 

Carolina Peppers 212

North 

Carolina Soybeans 1,648

North 

Carolina Wheat 268

North 

Dakota Barley 19,719

North 

Dakota Corn 107,351

North 

Dakota Drybeans 19,210

North 

Dakota Forageproduction 2,207

North 

Dakota Forageseeding 106

North 

Dakota Oats 643

State Crop Insured Irrigated 

Acres

North 

Dakota Onions 459

North 

Dakota Potatoes 26,455

North 

Dakota Soybeans 27,767

North 

Dakota Sugarbeets 4,126

North 

Dakota Sunflowers 2,895

North 

Dakota Wheat 30,432

Ohio Cabbage 296

Ohio Corn 3,074

Ohio Soybeans 2,980

Ohio Wheat 474

Oklahoma Corn 120,075

Oklahoma Cotton 75,728

Oklahoma Grainsorghum 13,536

Oklahoma Oats 56

Oklahoma Peaches 185

Oklahoma Peanuts 10,551

Oklahoma Potatoes 156

Oklahoma Rye 294

Oklahoma Soybeans 14,889

Oklahoma Sunflowers 1,517

Oklahoma Wheat 132,208

Oregon Alfalfaseed 177

Oregon Apples 2,626

Oregon Barley 7,517

Oregon Blueberries 1,134

Oregon Canola 1,790

Oregon Cherries 7,522

Oregon Corn 18,516

Oregon Drybeans 1,716

Oregon Drypeas 1,440

Oregon Forageproduction 7,969

Oregon Freshfreestonepea

ches 127

Oregon Grapes 458

Oregon Greenpeas 7,405

Oregon Mint 1,511

Oregon Oats 419

Oregon Onions 15,586

Oregon Pears 10,135

Oregon Potatoes 23,789

Oregon Processingbeans 2,190

Oregon Sugarbeets 4,502

Oregon Sweetcorn 3,675

Oregon Wheat 91,108
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State Crop Insured Irrigated 

Acres

Pennsylvan

ia Apples 2,035

Pennsylvan

ia Barley 45

Pennsylvan

ia Corn 417

Pennsylvan

ia

Freshmarketsweet

corn

266

Pennsylvan

ia Pears 29

Pennsylvan

ia Peppers 12

Pennsylvan

ia Soybeans 106

Pennsylvan

ia Tomatoes 882

Pennsylvan

ia Wheat 43

Rhode 

Island

Freshmarketsweet

corn

320

South 

Carolina Blueberries 48

South 

Carolina Corn 22,793

South 

Carolina Cotton 10,231

South 

Carolina Fluecuredtobacco 351

South 

Carolina

Freshmarkettomat

oes

2,148

South 

Carolina Oats 80

South 

Carolina Peanuts 11,326

South 

Carolina Peppers 282

South 

Carolina Soybeans 9,670

South 

Carolina Tablegrapes 50

South 

Carolina Wheat 6,754

South 

Dakota Barley 411

South 

Dakota Corn 197,197

South 

Dakota Drybeans 3,925

South 

Dakota Forageproduction 13,916

South 

Dakota Forageseeding 619

South 

Dakota Grainsorghum 754

State Crop Insured Irrigated 

Acres

South 

Dakota Hybridcornseed 2,307

South 

Dakota Millet 137

South 

Dakota Mint 832

South 

Dakota Oats 1,031

South 

Dakota Onions 201

South 

Dakota Popcorn 3,366

South 

Dakota Potatoes 546

South 

Dakota Soybeans 86,475

South 

Dakota Sunflowers 1,234

South 

Dakota Wheat 20,028

Tennessee Corn 12,984

Tennessee Cotton 8,239

Tennessee Freshmarkettomat

oes

1,867

Tennessee Grainsorghum 100

Tennessee Rice 1,815

Tennessee Soybeans 19,950

Tennessee Wheat 1,484

Texas Allothergrapefruit 49

Texas Barley 420

Texas Cabbage 1,332

Texas Citrustreesi 5,272

Texas Citrustreesii 1,314

Texas Citrustreesiii 74

Texas Citrustreesiv 13,495

Texas Citrustreesv 1,643

Texas Corn 906,565

Texas Cotton 1,669,925

Texas Cottonexlongstapl

e

14,646

Texas Drybeans 6,595

Texas Early&Midseason

oranges

4,469

Texas Grainsorghum 402,860

Texas Grapes 872

Texas Hybridcornseed 497

Texas Hybridsorghumsee

d

39,663

Texas Lateoranges 984

Texas Oats 2,318

Texas Onions 11,725
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State Crop Insured Irrigated 

Acres

Texas Peaches 634

Texas Peanuts 213,248

Texas Pecans 22,998

Texas Potatoes 11,593

Texas Processingbeans 3,639

Texas Rice 143,666

Texas Riored&Starruby 11,566

Texas Rubyredgrapefruit 1,544

Texas Rye 124

Texas Soybeans 29,797

Texas Sugarcane 38,309

Texas Sunflowers 10,756

Texas Wheat 760,318

Utah Apples 629

Utah Barley 2,811

Utah Cherries 162

Utah Corn 9,318

Utah Forageproduction 30,226

Utah Freshfreestonepea

ches 243

Utah Oats 338

Utah Onions 849

Utah Safflower 508

Utah Wheat 18,019

Vermont Apples 112

Vermont Freshmarketsweet

corn

23

Vermont Potatoes 51

Virginia Apples 578

Virginia Barley 163

Virginia Blueberries 7

Virginia Corn 7,363

Virginia Cotton 206

Virginia Freshmarkettomat

oes

1,778

Virginia Processingbeans 2,306

Virginia Soybeans 5,502

Virginia Sweetcorn 39

Virginia Wheat 483

Washington Alfalfaseed 4,068

Washington Apples 120,131

Washington Barley 464

Washington Blueberries 1,004

Washington Canola 577

Washington Cherries 22,971

Washington Corn 47,693

Washington Drybeans 9,124

Washington Drypeas 2,819

Washington Freshapricots 733

State Crop Insured Irrigated 

Acres

Washington Freshfreestonepea

ches 1,658

Washington Freshnectarines 1,298

Washington Grapes 45,649

Washington Greenpeas 15,732

Washington Mint 9,933

Washington Onions 15,966

Washington Pears 14,472

Washington Potatoes 97,052

Washington Processingbeans 1,233

Washington Sugarbeets 1,613

Washington Sweetcorn 58,897

Washington Wheat 117,755

West 

Virginia Corn 255

West 

Virginia Soybeans 143

Wisconsin Apples 200

Wisconsin Cabbage 1,837

Wisconsin Corn 52,787

Wisconsin Drybeans 1,970

Wisconsin Forageproduction 1,395

Wisconsin Forageseeding 1,721

Wisconsin Greenpeas 9,965

Wisconsin Hybridcornseed 3,863

Wisconsin Mint 416

Wisconsin Oats 234

Wisconsin Onions 151

Wisconsin Potatoes 41,468

Wisconsin Processingbeans 22,932

Wisconsin Soybeans 19,741

Wisconsin Sweetcorn 31,100

Wisconsin Wheat 1,727

Wyoming Alfalfaseed 6,395

Wyoming Barley 56,849

Wyoming Corn 46,977

Wyoming Drybeans 25,587

Wyoming Forageproduction 34,248

Wyoming Forageseeding 1,936

Wyoming Millet 436

Wyoming Oats 1,431

Wyoming Potatoes 759

Wyoming Sugarbeets 24,059

Wyoming Sunflowers 1,216

Wyoming Wheat 18,459

Total 32,225,174
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Appendix I 

State-level Irrigation Surveys 
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Table I1. Available State Level Irrigation Surveys 

State Survey 

Year

Survey 

Year

Survey 

Year

No Survey

Found Source

Alabama X irrigation survey

Alaska X

Arizona 2013

X

http://cpo.noaa.gov/sites/cpo/Projects/SARP/SARPProjectR

eport1_EakinASU.pdf

ongoing survey not yet 

published

http://www.azwater.gov/azdwr/SearchResultsV2.htm?q=irrigation%20surveys

Arkansas 2005 2009 Contains several surveys and 

information on AZ irrigation

California 2010 2010 http://www.water.ca.gov/landwateruse/surveys.cfm

Colorado 2013 http://www.pacinst.org/wpcontent/uploads/2013/05/pacinst-crb-ag.pdf

Connecticut X

Delaware X

Florida X

Georgia 2008 http://www.nespal.org/sirp/agwateruse/facts/survey/default.

asp

Hawaii X

Idaho X

Illinois 1991 http://isws.illinois.edu/pubdoc/RR/ISWSRR-118.pdf

Indiana X

Iowa X

Kansas 2011 2012 http://www.ksre.ksu.edu/irrigate/OOW/P12/Rogers12Trend

s.pdf

http://agriculture.ks.gov/docs/

default-source/dwr-waterappropriationdocuments/2011_irrigationwater-use.pdf?sfvrsn=2

Kentucky 1999 http://www.uky.edu/Ag/Agronomy/Extension/ssnv/ssnvl21

1.pdf

Louisiana X

Maine X

Maryland X

Massachusetts X

Michigan 2006 http://www.michigan.gov/documents/deq/deq-wd-wurpagriculturereport06_208259_7.pdf

Minnesota X
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State Survey 

Year

Survey 

Year

Survey 

Year

No Survey

Found Source

Mississippi X

Missouri 1998 2000 2004

http://agebb.missouri.edu/irrigate/survey/nbh98.htm, 

http://agebb.missouri.edu/irrigate/survey/nbh01.htm, 

http://agebb.missouri.edu/irrigate/survey/nbh04.htm

Montana http://www.nass.usda.gov/Statistics_by_State/Montana/Pub

lications/Press_Releases_Miscellaneous/historic/fris.pdf

Nebraska 2008

Nevada X

New 

Hampshire X

New Jersey X

New Mexico X

New York X

North Carolina X

North Dakota X

Ohio X

Oklahoma X

Oregon X

Pennsylvania X

Rhode Island X

South Carolina 2000 http://www.clemson.edu/irrig/Survey/SURVEY00.PDF

South Dakota X

Tennessee X

Texas 1994 2000 2009

http://www.twdb.state.tx.us/publications/reports/numbered_

reports/doc/R347/R347.pdf, 

http://www.twdb.texas.gov/publications/reports/contracted_

reports/doc/0704830691_RegionF/IrrigationReport.pdf

Utah X

Vermont X

Virginia X

Washington X

West Virginia X

Wisconsin X

Wyoming X
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State Survey 

Year

Survey 

Year

Survey 

Year

No Survey

Found Source

United States

2000 2007 2014 http://www.agcensus.usda.gov/Publications/2007/Online_H

ighlights/Farm_and_Ranch_Irrigation_Survey/fris08.pdf

http://www.minnesotafarmguide.com/news/regional/usdasurveys-on-farm-irrigation-practices/article_43d56f0c-770f11e3-9512-0019bb2963f4.html

(US doing a nationwide survey in 2014)

http://pubs.usgs.gov/circ/2005/1279/pdf/circ1279.pdf

http://www.agcensus.usda.gov/Publications/2002/FRIS/
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Appendix J 

Regulatory Approach to Water Usage and Water Rights 

by State 
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Table J1. Regulatory Approach to Water Usage and Water Rights by State 

State Admin Reg Title Admin Reg Link to Admin Reg Link to Reporting Forms

Alabama Declarations of 

Beneficial Use

Ala. Admin. 

Code. r. 305-

7-10-.01-.07 

(1994)

http://www.alabamaadministrativecode.state.al.us/do

cs/adec/305-7-10.pdf

http://www.alabamaadministrativecode.st

ate.al.us/docs/adec/305-7-12.pdf

http://www.adeca.alabama.gov/Divisions/

owr/Pages/WaterManagement.aspx

Alaska Water Permitting Fees

Alaska 

Admin. Code 

tit. 11 

05.010(8) 

(2006)

http://www.legis.state.ak.us/cgibin/folioisa.dll/aac/query=%5bgroup+!2711+aac+05!

2E010!27!3A%5d/doc/%7b@1%7d/hits_only

http://dnr.alaska.gov/mlw/forms/index.cf

m?tab=water

http://dnr.alaska.gov/mlw/forms/water/ak

wuds.pdf

Arizona

Department of Water 

Resources-Fees 

Surface Water 

Permitting Unit

(602) 771-8500

Ariz. Admin. 

Code. § 12-

15-151 

(2007)

http://www.azleg.state.az.us/ArizonaRevisedStatutes.

asp?Title=45

http://www.azwater.gov/AzDWR/Water

Management/AMAs/PermitsFormsApplic

ationsARCurrentYear.htm

Arkansas Water Plan 

Compliance Program Title VI https://static.ark.org/eeuploads/anrc/title_6_final.pdf

California Appropriation of 

Water

Cal. Code 

Regs. tit. 23 

(2009)

http://ccr.oal.ca.gov/linkedslice/default.asp?SP=CCR

-1000&Action=Welcome

http://www.waterboards.ca.gov/waterrigh

ts/water_issues/programs/diversion_use/d

ocs/intl_stmnt_form_2013.pdf

Colorado http://water.state.co.us/DWRDocs/Forms/

Pages/UandMForms.aspx

Connecticut Water Diversion

Conn. 

Agencies 

Regs. §22a372-1 to -377 

(c)-2 (1990)

http://www.ct.gov/deep/lib/deep/regulations/22a/22a372-1through377c-2.pdf

http://www.ct.gov/deep/cwp/view.asp?a=

2720&q=325638&deepNav_GID=1654%

20

Delaware Division of Water 

Resources

Regulations 

Governing 

the 

Allocation of

Water (1987)

http://www.dnrec.state.de.us/water2000/Sections/Wat

Supp/Library/alloc.PDF

http://regulations.delaware.gov/AdminCode/title7/70

00/7500/7504.shtml#TopOfPage

http://www.dnrec.delaware.gov/wr/SERV

ICES/OTHERSERVICES/Pages/WaterSu

pplyWaterAllocationBranch.aspx
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State Admin Reg Title Admin Reg Link to Admin Reg Link to Reporting Forms

Florida Water Management 

Administrative Code

Fla. Admin. 

Code Ann. r. 

(2008)

https://www.flrules.org/Gateway/Department.asp?De

ptID=40

http://www.swfwmd.state.fl.us/permits/w

up/

Georgia Groundwater Use

Ga. Comp. R. 

& Regs. 391-

3-2 (1990)

http://rules.sos.state.ga.us/cgibin/page.cgi?g=GEORGIA_DEPARTMENT_OF_N

ATURAL_RESOURCES/ENVIRONMENTAL_PR

OTECTION/GROUNDWATER_USE/index.html&d

=1

http://www.gaepd.org/Documents/epdfor

ms_wpb.html#wwp

Hawaii Hawaii 

Administrative Code

Haw. Code R. 

§§13-168-1 

-63 

(1988)

http://hawaii.gov/dlnr/cwrm/aboutus_regulations.htm http://www.state.hi.us/dlnr/cwrm/info_per

mits.htm

Idaho

Illinois

http://www.isws.illinois.edu/gws/iwip/

Inventory forms cannot be downloaded 

directly from this website. However, you 

may request that a fillable Adobe Reader 

file (PDF) of your facility's form be sent 

to you via e-mail. You may also 

download (see below) a Microsoft Word 

template for use in filling out and emailing your completed form. At present, 

templates for Public Water and IndustrialCommercial facilities are available. The 

templates can only be used for facilities 

having 10 or fewer withdrawal points 

(i.e., well and surface water intakes).

Indiana http://www.in.gov/dnr/water/2450.htm

Iowa Iowa Administrative 

Code

Iowa Admin. 

Code r. 567-

50.4

https://www.legis.iowa.gov/IowaLaw/AdminCode/ru

leDocs.aspx?pubDate=10-16-

2013&agency=567&chapter=51

https://www.legis.iowa.gov/DOCS/ACO/IAC/LINC/

10-16-2013.Rule.567.50.4.pdf

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Regulated Users. 542-3115.
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State Admin Reg Title Admin Reg Link to Admin Reg Link to Reporting Forms

Kansas Kansas Water 

Appropriation Act

Kan. Stat. 

Ann. § 5-130 

(2012)

http://www.ksda.gov/includes/statute_regulations/ma

inportal/KWAA_Rules_Regs.pdf

http://www.ksda.gov/appropriation/content/299

http://www.ksda.gov/appropriation/conte

nt/116

Kentucky

Kentucky 

Administrative 

Resources

401 Ky. 

Admin. Regs. 

(2005)

http://www.lrc.ky.gov/kar/TITLE401.HTM psc.ky.gov/agencies/psc/forms/wateruse.p

df

Louisiana Water Wells

La. Admin. 

Code tit. 56, 

§ 101

http://doa.louisiana.gov/osr/lac/56v01/56v01.pdf

http://dnr.louisiana.gov/assets/docs/conse

rvation/documents/AOCMonthlyReport.p

df

Maine

Wetlands and 

Waterbodies 

Protection

In-stream Flows and 

Lake and Pond Water 

Levels

06-096-310 

Me. Code R. 

110 (2006)

06-096-587 

Me. Code R. 

114 (2006)

http://www.maine.gov/sos/cec/rules/06/096/096c310.

doc

http://www.maine.gov/sos/cec/rules/06/096/096c310.

doc

http://www.maine.gov/agriculture/water/

WaterLawReporting.shtml

http://www.maine.gov/dep/water/swup/fo

rm_withdrawal.pdf

http://www.maine.gov/agriculture/mpd/irr

igation/waterlaw.html

Maryland Water Managment

Md. Code 

Regs. 

99 (1988)

http://www.dsd.state.md.us/comar/getfile.aspx?file=2

6.17.06.04.htm

http://www.mde.state.md.us/PROGRAM

S/PERMITS/WATERMANAGEMENTP

ERMITS/WATERDISCHARGEPERMIT

APPLICATIONS/Pages/Permits/WaterM

anagementPermits/water_permits/index.a

spx

Massachusetts

The Water 

Management Act 

Regulations

310 Mass. 

Code Regs. 

36.00 (2005)

http://www.mass.gov/dep/service/regulations/310cmr

36.pdf

http://www.mass.gov/eea/agencies/massd

ep/water/approvals/water-managementact-forms.html

Michigan

Inland Lakes and 

Streams-Permit 

Applications

Mich. Admin. 

Code r. 

281.812 

(2000)

http://www.state.mi.us/orr/emi/admincode.asp?Admi

nCode=Single&Admin_Num=28100811&Dpt=EQ&

RngHigh=

http://www.deq.state.mi.us/wur/

http://www.michigan.gov/deq/0,4561,7-

135-3313_3684_45331-162409--,00.html
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Minnesota

Minnesota 

Administrative Rules

Minn. R. 

6115.0600 to 

.0810 (2009)

https://www.revisor.leg.state.mn.us/rules/?id=6115

http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/waters/water

mgmt_section/appropriations/permits.htm

l

Mississippi

Mississippi 

Commission on 

Environmental

Quality Surface Water 

and Groundwater Use 

and Protection

Miss. Code 

R. § LW-2 

(2006)

http://www.deq.state.ms.us/newweb/MDEQRegulati

ons.nsf/RN/LW-2

http://www.deq.state.ms.us/MDEQ.nsf/pa

ge/L&W_Permitting_and_Monitoring?O

penDocument

http://www.deq.state.ms.us/MDEQ.nsf/pa

ge/L&W_Surface_Water?OpenDocument

Missouri http://www.dnr.mo.gov/env/wrc/forms.ht

m

Montana

Water Resources 

Bureau New 

Appropriation Rules

Mont. 

Admin. R. 

36.12.101.20

01 (2005)

http://dnrc.mt.gov/wrd/water_rts/appro_rules_ref/ne

wappropriations_rules-2008.pdf

http://dnrc.mt.gov/wrd/water_rts/wr_gene

ral_info/wrforms/wr_forms.asp

Nebraska Rules for Surface 

Water

457 Neb. 

Admin. Code 

§ 1-001 024 

(2005)

http://www.dnr.state.ne.us/SurfaceWater/Title_457_0

608.pdf

http://www.dnr.state.ne.us/docs/surfacefo

rms.html

http://www.dnr.state.ne.us/docs/wellform

s.html

Nevada

Practice and 

Procedure in Protest 

Hearings Before the 

State Engineer

Nev. Admin. 

Code §§ 

533.010 .380 

(1995)

http://www.leg.state.nv.us/NAC/NAC-533.html

http://water.nv.gov/forms/

http://ndep.nv.gov/bwpc/forms.htm

New 

Hampshire

Major Groundwater 

Withdrawal

N.H. Code R. 

(2001)

http://des.nh.gov/organization/commissioner/legal/rul

es/index.htm#envwq403

http://des.nh.gov/organization/divisions/w

ater/dwgb/dwspp/wurrp/

New Jersey Water Supply 

Allocation Rules

N.J. Admin. 

Code §7:19 

(2008)

http://www.nj.gov/dep/rules/rules/njac7_19.pdf

http://www.nj.gov/dep/watersupply/a_all

ocat.html

http://www.nj.gov/dep/watersupply/dws_

report.html

New Mexico Administration and 

Use of Water

N.M. Code R. 

§ 19.25.13.1-

50 (2004)

http://www.ose.state.nm.us/PDF/ActiveWaterMgt2004-12-28.pdf
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New York

Water Supply 

ve Of Long Island 

Wells

6 N.Y. Comp. 

Codes R. & 

Regs. tit. V, § 

601 (1995)

http://www.dec.ny.gov/regs/4445.html http://www.dec.ny.gov/lands/55509.html

North Carolina

Water Use During 

Droughts And Water 

Supply Emergencies

15A N.C. 

Admin. Code 

02E.0600 

(2007)

http://www.ncwater.org/Water_Supply_Planning/Wa

ter_Conservation/hb1215/documents/rules.pdf http://www.ncwater.org/?page=27

North Dakota Water Appropriations 

Water Permits

N.D. Admin. 

Code 89-03-

01-03 (1994)

http://www.swc.state.nd.us/4dlink9/4dcgi/GetSubCat

egoryPDF/176/Water%20Laws%202007.pdf

http://www.swc.state.nd.us/4dlink9/4dcgi

/GetCategoryRecord/Reports%20and%20

Publications

Ohio Water Diversion 

Permit Applications

Ohio Admin. 

Code 1501-2-

05-11 (2000)

http://www.dnr.state.oh.us/water/waterobs/orclaw/O

RC_all_main.shtm

Oklahoma

Appropriation and 

Use of Stream Water

Taking and Use of 

Groundwater

Okla. Admin. 

Code § 

785:20

(2008)

Okla. Admin. 

Code § 

785:30 

(2008)

http://www.owrb.ok.gov/supply/watuse/programs.ph

p

http://www.owrb.ok.gov/util/rules/pdf_rul/2008_ado

pted/Chap30_2008.pdf

http://www.owrb.ok.gov/supply/watuse/w

u_forms.php

Oregon

Water Appropriations 

Application, Permits 

and Certificates

Or. Admin. 

R. 690-300 

340

http://www.wrd.state.or.us/OWRD/LAW/oar.shtml http://www.oregon.gov/owrd/pages/wr/w

ater_use_report.aspx

Pennsylvania Water Resource 

Planning

25 Pa. Code § 

110 (2008)

http://www.pabulletin.com/secure/data/vol38/38-

46/2057.html

Rhode Island http://www.dem.ri.gov/programs/benviro

n/water/withdraw/index.htm

South Carolina Groundwater Use and 

Reporting

S.C. Code 

Ann. Regs. 

61-113 

(2006)

http://www.scdhec.gov/environment/water/regs/r61-

113.doc

https://www.scdhec.gov/environment/ad

min/htm/eqc_forms.asp#water
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South Dakota Regulation of 

Groundwater Use

S.D. Admin. 

R. 

74:02:05:01-

08 (1987)

http://legis.state.sd.us/rules/DisplayRule.aspx?Rule=

74:02:05

http://denr.sd.gov/des/wr/watrightsapps.as

px

Tennessee Division of Water 

Resources Repealed

Tenn. Comp. 

R. & REGS. 

0400-04-

(Repealed)

http://www.state.tn.us/sos/rules/0400/0400-04/0400-

04.htm

http://www.tva.com/river/watersupply/faq

.htm

Texas

Texas Water 

Development Board 

Rules

Water Rights,

Substantive

31 Tex. 

Admin. Code 

§356-358 

(2008)

30 Tex. 

Admin. Code 

§ 297 (2002)

http://info.sos.state.tx.us/pls/pub/readtac$ext.ViewT

AC?tac_view=3&ti=31&pt=10

http://info.sos.state.tx.us/pls/pub/readtac$ext.ViewT

AC?tac_view=4&ti=30&pt=1&ch=297

http://www.tceq.texas.gov/search_forms.

html

Utah

Department of Natural 

Resources Water 

Rights

Utah Admin. 

Code r. R655 

(2009)

http://www.rules.utah.gov/publicat/code/r655/r655.ht

m

http://www.waterrights.utah.gov/wrinfo/f

orms/

Vermont Water Withdrawals 

for Snowmaking

Vt. Code R.§ 

16-01 (1996) http://www.anr.state.vt.us/dec/rules/pdf/chap16.pdf http://www.vtwaterquality.org/permits.htm

Virginia

Virginia Water 

Protection Permit 

Program

Surface Water 

Management Area 

Regulation

Declaration of Ground 

Water Management 

Areas

9 Va. Admin. 

Code § 25-

210 (2008)

9 Va. Admin. 

Code §§ 25-

220 (2008)

9 Va. Admin. 

Code § 25-

610 (1993)

http://leg1.state.va.us/000/reg/TOC09025.HTM#C02

10

http://leg1.state.va.us/000/reg/TOC09025.HTM#C02

10

http://www.deq.virginia.gov/export/sites/default/gwp

ermitting/pdf/gwwithdrawal_regs.pdf

http://www.deq.virginia.gov/Programs/W

ater/WaterSupplyWaterQuantity/WaterSu

pplyPlanning/AnnualWaterWithdrawalRe

porting.aspx
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Washington

Water Right 

Administration 

Procedures

Wash. 

Admin. Code 

§ 1000 (1990)

http://www.ecy.wa.gov/programs/wr/rules/images/pd

f/pro1000.pdf

http://www.ecy.wa.gov/programs/wr/mea

suring/reporting.html

West Virginia http://www.dep.wv.gov/WWE/wateruse/P

ages/default.aspx

Wisconsin

Well Construction and 

Pump Installation

Groundwater Quantity 

Protection

Wis. Admin. 

Code NR § 

812.07 (1994)

Wis. Admin. 

Code NR § 

820 (2007)

http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/water/dwg/Forms/nr8

12.pdf

http://www.legis.state.wi.us/rsb/code/nr/nr820.pdf

http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/wateruse/report.ht

ml

Wyoming

Obtaining a Surface 

Water Right

Obtaining a 

Groundwater Right

03-05-1974 

Wyo. Code 

R. §1792 

(1974)

03-05-1974 

Wyo. Code 

R. § 1804 

(1974)

http://soswy.state.wy.us/Rules/RULES/1792.pdf

http://soswy.state.wy.us/Rules/RULES/1805.pdf

http://seo.wyo.gov/applications-forms
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Appendix K 

Information Gathered on Application and Water Usage 

Reporting Forms by State and Water Regulatory Division 
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Table K1. Water Rights Application and Usage Reporting Forms Information Gathered by State Combined 

State

Name of 

Applicant Address City State

Zip 

Code

Telephone 

Number

Company 

Name

Date of 

Diversion Withdrawal ID

Date of 

Pump/Well 

Installation

Alabama X X X X

Alaska X X X X X X X X X

Arizona X X X X X X X

Arkansas X X X X X X X X

California X X X X X X X X X X

Colorado X X X X X X X

Connecticut X X X X X X X

Delaware X X X X X X X X-see notes

Florida X X X X X X X X

Georgia X X X X X X X X X X

Hawaii X X X X X X X X

Idaho X X X X X X X X

Illinois

Indiana X X X X X X X

Iowa X X X X X X X X X X

Kansas X X X X X X X X

Kentucky X X X X X X X X X

Louisiana

Maine X X X X X X

Maryland X X X X X X X X

Massachusetts X X X X X X X X

Michigan X X X X X X X

Minnesota X X X X X X X

Mississippi X X X X X X X X X

Missouri X X X X X X X X X

Montana X X X X X X

Nebraska X X X X X X X

Nevada X X X X X X X X

New Hampshire X X X X X X X

New Jersey X X X X X X X X X

New Mexico X X X X X X X

New York X X X X X X X X

North Carolina X X X X X X X X

North Dakota X X X X X X
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State

Name of 

Applicant Address City State

Zip 

Code

Telephone 

Number

Company 

Name

Date of 

Diversion Withdrawal ID

Date of 

Pump/Well 

Installation

Ohio X X X X X X X X

Oklahoma X X X X X X

Oregon X X X X X X X X

Pennsylvania X X X X X X X X X

Rhode Island

South Carolina X X X X X X X X

South Dakota X X X X X X X

Tennessee X X X X X X X X X

Texas X X X X X X X

Utah X X X X X X X

Vermont X X X X X X X X

Virginia X X X X X X

Washington X X X X X X X X

West Virginia

Wisconsin

Wyoming X X X X X X X X
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Table K1. Water Rights Application and Usage Reporting Forms Information Gathered by State Combined (Continued) 

State

Pump 

Capacity 

(gals/min)

Location 

of Well, 

Pump, 

Diversion 

Works

Well 

Depth

Depth of 

Well 

Casing

Intake 

Elevation / 

Depth of 

Pump 

Intake

Depth of 

Water 

Bearing 

Formation

Depth to 

Static 

Water 

Level

Water Source 

(Aquifer/Surfac

e Name)

Avg 

Withdrawa

l (gals/year 

or 

acre 

feet/year)

Max 

Withdrawa

l (gal/day 

or gal/min 

or

cubic 

ft/sec)

Alabama X X X X X X X X

Alaska X X X X X X X X

Arizona

Arkansas X X X X X

California X X X X

Colorado X X X X X

Connecticut X X X

Delaware X-see 

notes

X-see 

notes

X-see 

notes

X-see 

notes

X-see notes X-see 

notes

X-see 

notes

X-see notes X

Florida X X X X X X X

Georgia X X X X

Hawaii X X

Idaho X X X X

Illinois

Indiana X X X

X 

(Location) X X

Iowa X X X X X X X X X

Kansas X X X X X X X X X

Kentucky X X X X X X X X X

Louisiana

Maine X X X X

Maryland X X X

Massachusetts X X

Michigan X X X X

Minnesota X X X X X

Mississippi X X X X X X

Missouri X X X X X X

Montana X X X

Nebraska X X X X

Nevada X X X
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State

Pump 

Capacity 

(gals/min)

Location 

of Well, 

Pump, 

Diversion 

Works

Well 

Depth

Depth of 

Well 

Casing

Intake 

Elevation / 

Depth of 

Pump 

Intake

Depth of 

Water 

Bearing 

Formation

Depth to 

Static 

Water 

Level

Water Source 

(Aquifer/Surfac

e Name)

Avg 

Withdrawa

l (gals/year 

or 

acre 

feet/year)

Max 

Withdrawa

l (gal/day 

or gal/min 

or

cubic 

ft/sec)

New 

Hampshire X X

New Jersey X X X X X X X

New Mexico X X X X

New York X X X

North Carolina X X X X X X

North Dakota X X X X

Ohio X X X X X

Oklahoma X X X X

Oregon X X X X X X

Pennsylvania X X X X X X

Rhode Island

South Carolina X X X X

South Dakota X X X X X X X

Tennessee X X X

Texas X X X X

Utah X X X X

Vermont X X X X

Virginia X X X X X

Washington X X X X X

West Virginia

Wisconsin

Wyoming
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Table K1. Water Rights Application and Usage Reporting Forms Information Gathered by State Combined (Continued) 

State

Estimation 

Method

Acres 

Irrigated 

from 

Source

Avg 

Inch/year 

applied

Number 

of 

Months 

Irrigate

Irrigate 

Days/Month

Water 

Usage 

Intent

Chemical 

Application 

through 

Diversion?

Map of 

Diversion 

Points NOTES

Alabama X X X X X

Alaska X X X

Arizona

Arkansas X X X

California X X X X X

Colorado X X X

Connecticut X X Permitting involves both an application 

and a documentation attachment that 

contains further information on the 

location, source, and diversion methods. 

Delaware X X X-see notes X Attach documentation/pumping test 

reports and well information with form, 

attach information regarding treatment 

(chemical?) of water prior to use

Florida X X X Different Application for each of the 

five water districts. Some currently 

under revision and some examples are 

unavailable. Water Rights are applied 

for primarily on the State level while 

reporting is done at the district level and 

then to the State. Information in table 

required on North West WD permit, as 

example. Well Permits are acquired 

through a State-wide process.

Georgia X X X X

Hawaii X X X X Separate applications for Ground and 

Surface Water

Idaho X X X X X Also have Temporary Appropriation 

Form

Illinois

Indiana X X

Iowa X X X X X

Kansas X X X
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State

Estimation 

Method

Acres 

Irrigated 

from 

Source

Avg 

Inch/year 

applied

Number 

of 

Months 

Irrigate

Irrigate 

Days/Month

Water 

Usage 

Intent

Chemical 

Application 

through 

Diversion?

Map of 

Diversion 

Points NOTES

Kentucky X X X X X X Row crop/grain operations are exempt 

from needing to both apply for and 

report water usage. Produce and nursery 

are not. Have application for when 

exemption does not apply

Louisiana Water permits not required, permits for 

wells only required for large industrial 

projects.

Maine X X X Wells appear to be uncommon in Maine, 

with ponds or diverting from streams 

much more frequently used. A preacceptance meeting must occur before 

actual permitting can be approved. 

Maryland X X Application for Agricultural Purposes 

does not inquire about quantity of water 

needed, but separate application for nonag irrigation does. We also have a copy 

of this form as well.

Massachusetts X Acreage for cranberry growers, Permit 

transfer included in Registration.

Michigan X X

Minnesota X X X X X X Minnesota requires a preliminary 

application to construct a well in the 

case of ground water withdrawal before 

an actual permit to use the water can be 

filled out or approved. Some of this 

information is requested on the preapplication and others on the actual 

application

Mississippi X X X

Missouri X X X X

Montana X X X X X Ground and Surface Applications are 

separate, Groundwater Permit requires 

additional attachments such as Aquifer 

Testing Report
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State

Estimation 

Method

Acres 

Irrigated 

from 

Source

Avg 

Inch/year 

applied

Number 

of 

Months 

Irrigate

Irrigate 

Days/Month

Water 

Usage 

Intent

Chemical 

Application 

through 

Diversion?

Map of 

Diversion 

Points NOTES

Nebraska X X X

Any diversion of surface watter is 

permitted on a district and individual 

basis, some may require special hearings 

to get a permit. Surface water is 

appropriated by the State, Ground is by 

NRD's

Nevada X X X X

New Hampshire X

New Jersey X X X X

New Mexico X X X

New York X X Permitting process includes Application 

and Joint-Application together

North Carolina X X X X

North Dakota X X X

Ohio X X

Oklahoma X X X Separate forms for Ground and 

Surface/Stream Withdrawal Permits. 

Also have temporary 90 day permits for 

Ground and Surface available.

Oregon X X X Separate forms for Ground and Surface 

Withdrawal Permits.

Pennsylvania X X

Rhode Island

Only major water users (50 mgy or 

more) need to fill out an application or 

report

South Carolina X X X

South Dakota X X X X

Tennessee X X X X

Texas X X X

Utah X X X

Vermont X X
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State

Estimation 

Method

Acres 

Irrigated 

from 

Source

Avg 

Inch/year 

applied

Number 

of 

Months 

Irrigate

Irrigate 

Days/Month

Water 

Usage 

Intent

Chemical 

Application 

through 

Diversion?

Map of 

Diversion 

Points NOTES

Virginia X X X New Groundwater Withdrawal Permit 

currently being revised. Information 

taken from Existing Users form

Washington X X X X

West Virginia Farmers and Irrigators are exempt from 

filling out both an application/permit and 

reporting water use in West Virginia. 

Wisconsin Permitting is only required in the Great 

Lakes Basin and is simply a letter with 

an pre-approved amount. Any user who 

is using under 100k gallons in a 30-day 

period are exempt. Tied to ownership of 

property instead of source. Forms are 

generated for each permittee and signed 

on an individual basis. 

Wyoming X X
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Table K2. Water Regulatory Divisions for Reporting Purposes and Information Required by State 

State Water 

District

Special 

Use 

Area

Water Owner 

(Name or Permit 

Number)

Location of 

Pump/Diversion Point 

Description

Acres 

Irrigated

Management 

District ID County Pump Rate

Irrigation 

System 

Code

Energy 

ID

Alabama

Owner Name and 

Certificate of Use 

Number

Withdrawal Name

Alaska

Water User 

Name/Water Right 

Number

Source Name/Meter 

Reading

Arizona

Owner Name and 

Right/Permit 

Number

Withdrawal 

Location/DWR Well 

Registration

Phoenix 

AMA

Pinal AMA

Prescott 

AMA

Tuscon 

AMA

Santa Cruz 

AMA

Arkansas Owner Name/ID X X X

California Claimant Name

Source and Diversion 

Works Name, 

Section/Township

X X

Colorado Owner and/or User 

Name

Connecticut

Permitee/Contact 

Name, Permit 

Number

Diversion Name X
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State Water 

District

Special 

Use 

Area

Water Owner 

(Name or Permit 

Number)

Location of 

Pump/Diversion Point 

Description

Acres 

Irrigated

Management 

District ID

County Pump 

Rate

Irrigation 

System 

Code

Energy 

ID

Delaware

Florida

Northwest 

Florida 

WMD

Permittee Name 

and Permit 

Number

X

Suwannee 

River WMD X

St. Johns 

River WMD

Permittee Name 

and Permit 

Number

South 

Florida 

WMD

Southwest 

Florida 

WMD

Permitte Name and 

Permit Number

Georgia Permitee and GW 

Permit Number

Reporting from Aquifer 

or Multiple Aquifers

Hawaii Permitee and 

Address

Ground: State Well 

Number/Name, Surface: 

Gage ID/Name

Idaho

Permittee/Contact 

Name, Water Right 

Number

Diversion Name and Site 

Tag Number X

Illinois

Facility 

Name/Number, 

Contact Name

Well/intake/Township 

information X X

Indiana

Permitee and 

Facility Reg. 

Number

Well/intake information, 

Source ID, X

Iowa Permitee, Permit 

Number

Name and Type of 

Water Source X
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State Water 

District

Special 

Use 

Area

Water Owner 

(Name or Permit 

Number)

Location of 

Pump/Diversion Point 

Description

Acres 

Irrigated

Management 

District ID

County Pump 

Rate

Irrigation 

System 

Code

Energy 

ID

Kansas

Permit Number 

and Unique Owner 

ID

Section/Township/Range X X X X X X

Big Bend 

Groundwater 

Management

Equus Beds 

Groundwater 

Management

Northwest 

Kansas 

Groundwater 

Management

Southwest 

Kansas

Groundwater 

Management

Western 

Kansas 

Groundwater 

Management

Sheridan 

6 

LEMA

Kentucky

Louisiana

Well 

Owner/Contact 

Name

DOTD Well 

Number/Parish
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State Water 

District

Special 

Use 

Area

Water Owner 

(Name or Permit 

Number)

Location of 

Pump/Diversion Point 

Description

Acres 

Irrigated

Management 

District ID

County Pump 

Rate

Irrigation 

System 

Code

Energy 

ID

Maine Contact/Agent 

Name

Water Source info, If 

Groundwater Well, 

Distance 

from/identification of 

Nearest Surface Water 

Body. Municipality and 

Township

X X

Maryland Permittee/Number X X

Massachusetts

Facility Name, 

Registration/Permit 

Number (if 

applicable), 

Watershed 

information

Withdrawal Point and 

Location X

Michigan

Farm Name, 

Manager/Owner 

Name

Pump ID, Location, 

capacity, Water Source 

Information

X X X

Minnesota Permit Number X X

Mississippi

Missouri

Name and Major 

Water User ID 

Number

Water Use Information: 

Withdrawal/Intake ID 

Number, Well Cert#, 

Water Body Name, etc

X

Montana

Water Right 

Owner Name and 

Permit Number

Location and Type of 

Device Used X

Central 

Platte NRD X X X X

Lewis & 

Clark NRD

Little Blue 

NRD

Legal Description of 

Well X X

Lower Big 

Blue NRD

Lower 

Elkhorn 

NRD

Legal Description of 

Well X X

Lower Loup 

NRD Owner Name Legal Description of Well X X
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State Water 

District

Special 

Use 

Area

Water Owner 

(Name or Permit 

Number)

Location of 

Pump/Diversion Point 

Description

Acres 

Irrigated

Management 

District ID

County Pump 

Rate

Irrigation 

System 

Code

Energy 

Lower ID

Niobrara 

NRD

Certified Operator 

Name

Legal Description of 

Well X X X

Lower Platte 

North NRD

Legal Description of 

Well X X

Lower Platte 

South NRD

Legal Description of 

Well X X

Lower 

Republican 

NRD

Legal Description of 

Well X X

Middle 

Niobrara 

NRD

Legal Description of 

Well X X

Middle 

Republican 

NRD

Legal Description of 

Well X X

Nemaha 

NRD

Legal Description of 

Well X X

North Platte 

NRD

Legal Description of 

Well X X

Papio 

Missouri 

River NRD

South Platte 

NRD

Legal Description of 

Well X X

Tri-Basin 

NRD*

Legal Description of 

Well X X

Twin Platte 

NRD

Owner Name, Well 

Permit/Reg. 

Number

Legal Description of 

Well X X X

Upper Big 

Blue NRD*

Well Registration 

Number

Legal Description of 

Well X X X

Upper 

Elkhorn 

NRD

Legal Description of 

Well X X

Upper Loup 

NRD

Name, Registration 

Number

Legal Description of 

Well X X X
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State Water 

District

Special 

Use 

Area

Water Owner 

(Name or Permit 

Number)

Location of 

Pump/Diversion Point 

Description

Acres 

Irrigated

Management 

District ID

County Pump 

Rate

Irrigation 

System 

Code

Energy 

Upper ID

NiobraraWhite NRDLand Owner Name Legal Description of 

Well X X

Upper 

Republican 

NRD

Legal Description of 

Well X X

Nevada

Permittee/Contact 

Name and Permit 

Number

Well Name or Basin 

Number X

New 

Hampshire

Facility and 

Contact Name

Source Name and 

Destination ID

New Jersey Online Account, 

Facility Name/ID

Source Name , 

Well/Intake Information X

New Mexico

Permittee/Contact 

Name and Type of 

Permit

Location of Well, 

Number, 

Subdivision/Township 

(for Ground) also USGS 

Coordinates and 

Lat/Long (for Surface), 

Source Information

X X

New York Facility and 

Contact Name Source Name/Type X

North 

Carolina

Facility/Owner 

Name, Permit 

Number

Source and Well ID 

Numbers, Lat/Long X X

North Dakota

Permittee Name 

and Permit 

Number

N/A X X

Ohio

Contact Name and 

Facility 

Name/Owner

Facility Well ID 

(Ground) or Intake ID 

(Surface), Source/Well 

Number

Oklahoma Administrative 

Data kept on file

Pump/Diversion Point 

kept on file X X

Oregon

Water Right 

Holder's 

Name/Business or 

Entity Name, 

USER ID#

Facility Report ID X
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State Water 

District

Special 

Use 

Area

Water Owner 

(Name or Permit 

Number)

Location of 

Pump/Diversion Point 

Description

Acres 

Irrigated

Management 

District ID

County Pump 

Rate

Irrigation 

System 

Code

Energy 

ID

Pennsylvania Facility and Client 

Name

Rhode Island

*Agricultural 

Facilities do not 

report unless 

requested to under 

special 

circumstances*

South 

Carolina

Permit 

holder/number

Source(ground), name of 

well or wells utilized X

South Dakota

Permit/Right 

Number and 

Owner/Operator 

Name

X X

Tennessee

Contact Name, 

TVA 26a Permit 

Information, 

Source/Intake 

Information X

Texas

Survey 

Name/Number, 

PWS ID Number

Aquifer/Source/Well 

Information for 

Purchased and SelfSupplied Water

X

Utah

System Supervisor 

Name, Name of 

who filled out form

Source/Well Information X

Vermont Water System ID Facility ID (Water 

Source)

Virginia Facility/Owner 

Name Well Number

Washington

Organization and 

Contact Name, 

Permit Number

Only Meter Type X

West Virginia

Wisconsin

Property 

Name/Number, 

Owner/Operator #

Source Name, Well 

Number, Public Water 

System ID (if 

applicable)

X

Wyoming N/A N/A
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Table K2. Water Regulatory Divisions for Reporting Purposes and Information Required by State (Continued) 

State Reporting Entity Irrigation Usage (acre inches) Irrigation Usage (Gallons used)Notes

Water Rights Owner Unit Crop Farm Unit Crop Farm

Alabama X X X Million Gallons/Day - Monthly Use reporting

Alaska X

Arizona

X X

Online Reporting available, two short forms 

available- one for Santa Cruz AMA, another 

for all other areas.

Arkansas X X X

California X X X

Measurement description on form, yearly 

reporting

Colorado X

Connecticut X Gallons pumped/day- monthly uise reporting

Delaware

Florida

Water use is reported to the districts and then 

to the State, but water permits are through the 

State itself.

X

Multiple water reporting forms depending on 

conditions of permit, with Annual, Periodic, 

and Summary Forms available.

X

No form available, developing automated 

monitoring of groundwater withdrawals

X Monthly water use reporting
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State Reporting Entity Irrigation Usage (acre inches) Irrigation Usage (Gallons used) Notes

Water Rights Owner Unit Crop Farm Unit Crop Farm

Online Reporting for registered users, 

screenshots unavailable

X Yearly reporting

Georgia X Daily/Monthly reporting

Hawaii X Monthly reporting for both surface/ground

Idaho X X X

Yearly reporting, typically submitted by water 

master rather than producer unless requested

Illinois X

Water use breakdown by self-supplied and 

purchased, Online reporting available

Indiana X X

Monthly/Annual reporting for ground/surface, 

online submission

Iowa X X Monthly/Anual Reporting

Kansas

X X

Annual reporting - total use by gallons, forms 

are mailed to water rights holders

Kentucky

Agricultural water users are exempt from 

Reporting due to Chapter 22, Article 26 of the 

newest Legislature.

Louisiana X Reporting not required
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State Reporting Entity Irrigation Usage (acre inches) Irrigation Usage (Gallons used) Notes

Water Rights Owner Unit Crop Farm Unit Crop Farm

Maine X

Gallons per Hour/Day, Daily and Monthly 

Predictions/Actuals for Year

Maryland X

Required to be submitted 30 days after form 

received. Monthly Reporting for Year.

Massachusetts X

Annual Reporting, separate forms for reporting 

water use for growing cranberries and for other 

crops.

Michigan X X X X Monthly Reporting for Year

Minnesota X

Received screenshots of online process from 

Sean Hunt on 4/30

Mississippi Water reporting records are taken during 

permitting process and voluntary reporting

Missouri X X

Monthly Reporting for Year, online reporting 

available- permitting for new users and 

reporting is on the same form

Montana X X X

Annual Reporting, Multiple Reporting Forms 

available- Flow Meter, Hour Meter, Open 

Channel, Staff Gage, Static Level, Watt Hour 

Meter can be used.

Nebraska

Not all Water Districts required to submit 

reports and some reporting information is 

obtained via meters, those that are will be sent 

in by producers in the form of a spreadsheet or 

written statement with few exceptions. These 

exceptions vary from one district to another. 

Some districts also participate in Adjacent 

State Transfers.

X Reporting required

Reporting not required, Plan in development

X Volunteer Reports, have form

Reporting not required

X

Yes, for all District required flow meters (sub 

areas), given information and expecting form

X X Yes, in sub-areas, have form

X Yes, in sub-areas, have form
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State Reporting Entity Irrigation Usage (acre inches) Irrigation Usage (Gallons used) Notes

Water Rights Owner Unit Crop Farm Unit Crop Farm

X Volunteer Reports

X

Reporting required, provided by meters, called 

Friday, May 9th, information verified May 

20th

X

Reporting required, provided by meters, called 

Friday, May 9th,

X Yes, in sub-areas

X

Reporting required, provided by meters read 

on site

X

Reporting required, provided by meters read 

on site

X

Reporting required, provided by meters read 

on site, called Friday, May 9th

Reporting not required

X

Reporting required, provided by meters read 

on site, information obtained May, 9th

X

Reporting required, provided by meters read 

on site

X

Reporting not required, but information can be 

included in form for soil/fertilizer use.

X X

Reporting required, provided by meters read 

on site, Groundwater only

X

Reporting required, provided by meters read 

on site

X

Reporting required, some through flow meters 

and others with pumping hours reported with 

acre-inches then calculated from that 

information. Working to get flow meters 

universally required within district

X

Reporting required, provided by meters read 

on site

X

Reporting required, provided by meters read 

on site, called Friday, May 9th

Nevada

New Hampshire Monthly Online Reporting Process

New Jersey X Quarterly or Annual Online Reporting Process
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State Reporting Entity Irrigation Usage (acre inches) Irrigation Usage (Gallons used) Notes

Water Rights Owner Unit Crop Farm Unit Crop Farm

New Mexico X Separate Forms for Ground and Surface Water

New York X

Monthly Reporting Due March 31 of Each 

Year. General Map (USGS) and Interbasin 

Diversions (if any) also required

North Carolina X Application and Reporting on the same form

North Dakota X Online Reporting

Ohio X Annual Reporting

Oklahoma X

Water is Pre-Allocated, Report is only to 

verify

Oregon X X X

October through September of following year 

(Annual) reporting 

Pennsylvania X

Online Annual Reporting from Jan to Dec, 

Unable to acquire screenshots, but have 

sample Subfacility Report

Rhode Island X

Only major water suppliers (50million 

gallons/year or more) are required to report. 

Agricultural needs are pre-estimated and 

privately verified by consumers *See email in 

State file*

South Carolina X

Actual Reporting Forms mailed strictly to 

water-rights holders, but requirements visible 

in other documents. 

South Dakota X X

Monthly/Annual Reporting due by December 

2 of each year

Tennessee X

Daily Averages Annual Report due by March 

1 of each year

Texas X

Municipal Water Use Survey due December 

31 of each year. Forms for 

Ground/Surface/Purchased/Self-Supplied 

available.

Utah X X X X

Annual Online Reporting when requested. 

Water is allocated and monitored.

Vermont X Daily/Monthly forms Annually submitted
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State Reporting Entity Irrigation Usage (acre inches) Irrigation Usage (Gallons used) Notes

Water Rights Owner Unit Crop Farm Unit Crop Farm

Virginia X X

Online Reporting available, Montly/Annual 

Withdrawal Amounts. Excess over 10,000 

gallons/day is required to be reported, below 

that is voluntary

Washington X X X

Online Reporting available. Reporting due by 

January 31 each year

West Virginia

Farmers and Irrigators are exempt from filling 

out both an application/permit and reporting 

water use in West Virginia

Wisconsin X X

Annual Reporting due March 1 for previous 

year, majority of information that would 

supplement the actual permitting process as is 

typical in most States is taken from the water 

reporting form instead.

Wyoming Reporting not required
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Appendix L 

Sample Limited Irrigation Approved Yield Calculator 
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Inputs

State/County Name/name Sheridan/Kansas

State County FIPS Code 20179

Irrigated Crop Name corn

Policy XXXXXXXXX 635297G

Unit NNNN 1

Average rainfall from SPOI (inches) num1 20.00

SD of rainfall from SPOI (inches) num2 1.10

Irrigated reference yield from SPOI num3 125

Non-irrigated reference yield from SPOI num4 120

Water applied to obtain APH historical values*

irrigation water applied previous harvest year (inches) num5* 8.0

irrigation water applied previous year-1 (inches) num6* 10.0

irrigation water applied previous year-2 (inches) num7* 9.0

irrigation water applied previous year-3 (inches) num8* 12.0

irrigation water applied previous year-4 (inches) num9* 12.0

irrigation water applied previous year-5 (inches) num10* or blank 13.0

irrigation water applied previous year-6 (inches) num11* or blank 13.0

irrigation water applied previous year-7 (inches) num12* or blank

irrigation water applied previous year-8 (inches) num13* or blank

irrigation water applied previous year-9 (inches) num14* or blank

Approved yield from APH History in appropriate units num15* 180

Water to be applied this year (inches) num17* 6.5

Other Changes to irrigation practices enter yes or no yes

list: enter changes already implemented in 

irrigation practices other than amount of 

water applied

Lowered sprinkler heads into canopy,

Changed timing of application,

Changed variety to drought tolerant

Qualified changes to irrigation practices

check against approved list and enter yes or 

no yes

Acceptable documentation of irrigation water applied check against standards and enter yes or no yes
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*best estimate if necessary or blank

Outputs

Count of irrigation records returns count 7

average irrigation water applied (inches) returns average 11

Keep irrigated approved yield without changes returns yes or no no

Limited Irrigation Approved Yield returns value or " " 154

Change practice to non-irrigated returns yes or " " 

Approved yield for non-irrigated returns value or " "