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Feed Manufacturing (Updated 10/88) Stock #89005
Economic Research Service, United States Department of Agriculture
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THE FORMULA FEED MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY, 1984
Data files on these four diskettes mirror the statistical tables in THE FORMULA
FEED MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY, 1984 (SB-785) by Mark Ash, William Lin, and Mae
Dean Johnson. This report was published in November 1988. The Lotus 1-2-3
worksheets on these diskettes are nearly identical in format and content to the
corresponding tables in the related report. Each worksheet file is named
TABLE*.WK1 where * = the table numbers shown below. For further information
about these data files, write Mark Ash, Room 1034, 1301 New York Avenue, N.W.,
Washington, D.C. 20005-4788 or call (202) 786-1840.
--REPORT--
TABLE DISK Production Tables
1 1 Number of feed manufacturing establishments, by state
2 1 Number of establishments, by form of ownership, by state
3 1 Number of establishments producing primary and secondary feed
4 1 Feed production of primary and secondary feed, by state
5 1 Production: Primary & secondary feed, by ownership & size, Northeast
6 1 Production: Primary & secondary feed, by ownership & size, Lake States
7 1 Production: Primary & secondary feed, by ownership & size, Corn Belt
8 1 Production: Primary & secondary feed, by ownership & size, N. Plains
9 1 Production: Primary & secondary feed, by ownership & size, Appalachian
10 1 Production: Primary & secondary feed, by ownership & size, Southeast
11 1 Production: Primary & secondary feed, by ownership & size, Delta
12 1 Production: Primary & secondary feed, by ownership & size, S. Plains
13 1 Production: Primary & secondary feed, by ownership & size, Mountain
14 1 Production: Primary & secondary feed, by ownership & size, Pacific
15 1 Production: Primary & secondary feed, by ownership & size, U.S.
16 1 Distribution: Primary & secondary feed, by size interval, U.S.
17 1 Distribution: Primary & secondary feed, by ownership, U.S.
18 1 Formula feed: Production by livestock type, by state
19 1 Complete feed: Production by livestock type, by state
20 1 Supplement feed: Production by livestock type, by state
21 1 Premix feed: Production by livestock type, by state
22 1 Superconcentrate: Production by livestock type, by state
23 1 Formula feed production by livestock type, ownership, & size, U.S.
24 1 Complete feed production by livestock type, ownership, & size
25 1 Supplement production by livestock type, ownership, & size, U.S.
26 1 Premix production by livestock type, ownership,& size, U.S.
27 1 Superconcentrate production by livestock type, ownership & size
28 1 Number of establishments producing forms of feed, by state
29 1 Production by form of feed, by state
30 2 Poultry feed production, by form of feed by state
31 2 Ruminant feed production, by form of feed by state
32 2 Swine feed production, by form of feed by state
33 2 All other feed production, by form of feed by state
Distribution Tables
34 2 Number of establishments by distribution method, by state
35 2 Production by method of distribution, by state
36 2 Number of dry feed establishments by distribution method, by state
37 2 Production of dry feed by distribution method, by state
38 2 Production of liquid feed by distribution method, by state
39 2 Distribution by method, ownership, & capacity size, Northeast
40 2 Distribution by method, ownership, & capacity size, Lake States
41 2 Distribution by method, ownership, & capacity size, Corn Belt
42 2 Distribution by method, ownership, & capacity size, North Plains
43 2 Distribution by method, ownership, & capacity size, Appalachian
44 2 Distribution by method, ownership, & capacity size, Southeast
45 2 Distribution by method, ownership, & capacity size, Delta
46 2 Distribution by method, ownership, & capacity size, Southern Plains
47 2 Distribution by method, ownership, & capacity size, Mountain
48 2 Distribution by method, ownership, & capacity size, Pacific
49 2 Distribution by method, ownership, & capacity size, U.S.
50 2 Percent distribution by method & capacity size interval, U.S.
51 2 Percent distribution by method & ownership type, U.S.
52 2 Dry feed distribution by method, ownership, & capacity size, Northeast
53 2 Dry feed distribution by method, ownership, & capacity size, L. States
54 2 Dry feed distribution by method, ownership, & capacity size, Corn Belt
55 2 Dry feed distribution by method, ownership, & capacity size, N. Plains
56 2 Dry feed distribution by method, ownership, & capacity size, Appalachian
57 2 Dry feed distribution by method, ownership, & capacity size, Southeast
58 2 Dry feed distribution by method, ownership, & capacity size, Delta
59 2 Dry feed distribution by method, ownership, & capacity size, S. Plains
60 3 Dry feed distribution by method, ownership, & capacity size, Mountain
61 3 Dry feed distribution by method, ownership, & capacity size, Pacific
62 3 Dry feed distribution by method, ownership, & capacity size, U.S.
63 3 Percent distribution dry feed by method & capacity size interval, U.S.
64 3 Percent distribution dry feed by method & ownership type, U.S.
65 3 Liquid feed distribution by method, ownership, & size, U.S.
66 3 Percent distribution liquid feed, by method & size, U.S.
67 3 Percent distribution liquid feed, by method & ownership, U.S.
Rated Capacity Tables
68 3 Rated weekly capacity by form of feed, by state
69 3 Custom services provided, by ownership & capacity size, U.S.
70 3 Annual rated capacity by type, by ownership & size, Northeast
71 3 Annual rated capacity by type, by ownership & size, Lake States
72 3 Annual rated capacity by type, by ownership & size, Corn Belt
73 3 Annual rated capacity by type, by ownership & size, Northern Plains
74 3 Annual rated capacity by type, by ownership & size, Appalachian
75 3 Annual rated capacity by type, by ownership & size, Southeast
76 3 Annual rated capacity by type, by ownership & size, Delta
77 3 Annual rated capacity by type, by ownership & size, Southern Plains
78 3 Annual rated capacity by type, by ownership & size, Mountain
79 3 Annual rated capacity by type, by ownership & size, Pacific
80 3 Annual rated capacity by type, by ownership & size, U.S.
81 3 Percent distribution by mill type & capacity size interval, U.S.
82 3 Percent distribution by mill type & form of ownership, U.S.
83 3 Utilization of annual rated capacity by ownership & size, by region
84 3 Computerized automation by form of ownership
Employment Tables
85 3 Establishments by number of shifts, by state
86 3 Total employees by type of activity & average per mill, by state
87 3 Number of production & total employees/mill, output/employee, Northeast
88 3 Number of production & total employees/mill, output/employee, L. States
89 3 Number of production & total employees/mill, output/employee, Corn Belt
90 3 Number of production & total employees/mill, output/employee, N. Plains
91 3 Number of production & total employees/mill, output/employee, Appalachia
92 3 Number of production & total employees/mill, output/employee, Southeast
93 3 Number of production & total employees/mill, output/employee, Delta
94 3 Number of production & total employees/mill, output/employee, S. Plains
95 3 Number of production & total employees/mill, output/employee, Mountain
96 3 Number of production & total employees/mill, output/employee, Pacific
97 3 Number of production & total employees/mill, output/employee, U.S.
Ingredients Tables
98 3 Quantities of feed grains used in primary feeds, by state
99 4 Quantities of oilseed meals used in primary feeds, by state
100 4 Quantities of grain byproducts used in primary feeds, by state
101 4 Quantities of animal proteins used in primary feeds, by state
102 4 Quantities of minerals used in primary feeds, by state
103 4 Quantities of other byproducts used in primary feeds, by state
104 4 Quantities of microingredients used in primary feeds, by state
105 4 Quantities of feed ingredients used in layer feeds, by region
106 4 Quantities of feed ingredients used in broiler feeds, by region
107 4 Quantities of feed ingredients used in turkey feeds, by region
108 4 Quantities of feed ingredients used in all poultry feeds, by region
Storage and Transportation Tables
109 4 Ingredient storage capacity by type & state
110 4 Percent of inshipments received by mode of transportation, by state
111 4 Ingredient storage capacity, average per mill, by state
112 4 Ingredient losses in production by state
113 4 Primary feed production bagged by livestock type & state
114 4 Manufactured feed storage capacity by type & state
111 4 Manufactured feed storage capacity, average per mill, by state
116 4 Percent of outshipments received by mode of transportation, by state
117 4 Average distances shipped by mode of transportation, by state
Major Source of Gross Income Tables
118 4 Number of mills by major source of gross income, by region
119 4 Primary & secondary feed production by major source of income, US
120 4 Number of commercial mills producing primary & secondary feed by state
121 4 Prod. of commercial mills producing primary & secondary feed by state
122 4 Production of commercial mills by livestock type & state
123 4 Complete feed production of commercial mills by livestock type & state
124 4 Distribution of formula feed by major source of gross income, U.S.
125 4 Production of commercial mills by distribution method, by state
126 4 Annual rated capacity by mill type & major income source, U.S.
127 4 Production & all employees/mill, output/employee by income source
128 4 Days of inventory: Grains, proteins, etc. by income source & region
129 4 Days of inventory: Premixes & microingredients by income source & region
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