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PRODUCER MILK BY STATE AND COUNTY - MARCH 2000

APPALACHIAN FEDERAL ORDER NO. ~=

STATE AND POUNDS NO. COUNTY OF MILK PROD.

TOTAL ALABAMI 1,006,501 11 6

DELAWARE KENT 1,601,491 20 SUSSEX 99,155 3 TOTAL DELAWARE 1,700,646 23

GEORGIA APPLING BALDWIN BARTOW BEN HILL BERRIEN BIBB BROOKS BURKE CANDLER CARROLL COFFEE COLQUITT COLUMBIA COOK COWETA EMANUEL FANNIN FRANKLIN GLASCOCK GREENE HART HOUSTON JASPER JEFFERSON JENKINS JONES LAMAR LAURENS LEE MCDUFFIE MACON MADISON MARION MERIWETHER MITCHELL MONROE MORGAN MURRAY NEWTON OGLETHORPE PEACH PIKE PUTNAM RANDOLPH RICHMOND SCREVEN SPAULDING STEPHENS SUMTER

545,664

489,562

531,006

210,718

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2] 541,212 83,672

1,069,410 3,481,027

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6,953,380 2] 2/ 2] 2]

927,249 262,533

21 46,050

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2,221,770 2]

2,238,225 2/ 2] 2]

346,385

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TALBOT 2/ 1 TIFT 2/ 1 TROUP 2/ 1 UNION 2/ 2 WARREN 969,696 3 WASHINGTON 547,184 4 WHITFIELD 2/ 1 WILCOX 2/ 2 OTHER 13,923,249 2/ TOTAL GEORGIA 35,387;992 169

ILLINOIS BOND 2/ 2 CLINTON 370,639 13 EDWARDS 2/ 1 EFFINGHAM 2/ 1 FAYE'i-I'E 2/ 1 JOHNSON 2/ 1 MACOUPIN 2/ 1 MADISON 532,065 3 MARION 2/ 1 RICHLAND 361,753 4 WABASH 2/ 1 WASHINGTON 15,515 3 OTHER 1,693,578 2/ TOTAL ILLINOI~ 2,973,550 32

INDIANA BARTHOLOMEW 2/ 2 CLARK 755,410 6 CLAY 2/ 1 CRAWFORD 281,900 4 DAVIESS 2,761,092 42 DEARBORN 2/ 2 DECATUR 282,727 3 DUBOIS 5,243,361 27 FLOYD 2/ 1 FRANKLIN 536,917 5 GIBSON 1,511,890 13 GREENE 393,407 4 HARRISON 1,979,663 18 JACKSON 2,302,949 9 JASPER 2/ 2 JEFFERSON 422,703 5 JENNINGS 2/ 1 JOHNSON 2/ 1 KNOX 2/ 2 LAWRENCE 361,690 3 MARTIN 303,146 5 MONROE 2/ 2 OHIO 2/ 2 ORANGE 320,807 4 PERRY 1,095,655 7 PIKE 2/ 1 POSEY 1,411,833 10 RIPLEY 1,053,347 7 RUSH 828,857 3

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I APPALACHIAN FEDERAL ORDER NO..=

STATE AND POUNDS NO. I COUNTY OF MILK PROD.]

SCO'I-I" 2/ 2 SPENCER 920,504 12 SULLIVAN 2/ 1 SWITZERLAND 546,291 9 VANDERBURGH 747,766 7 WARRICK 771,554 8 WASHINGTON 2,874,365 23 OTHER 13,621,967 2/ TOTAL INDIAN/ 41,329,801 254

KENTUCKY ADAIR 6,658,105 79 ALLEN 2/ 1 ANDERSON 946,668 12 BALLARD 2/ 2 BARREN 2,967,751 26 BATH 453,629 13 BOONE 338,479 6 BOURBON 2/ 1 BOYLE 769,027 8 BRACKEN 143,899 4 BRECKINRIDGE 410,231 7 BULLIT-I- 266,222 4 CALDWELL 941,031 8 CAMPBELL 110,981 3 CARLISLE 2/ 1 CARROLL 143,858 3 CASEY 2,451,063 39 CHRISTIAN 1,933,482 36 CLARK 2J 1 CLAY 2/ 1 CLINTON 1,443,520 22 CRITTENDEN 204,405 4 CUMBERLAND 576,387 11 DAVIESS 775,299 6 EDMONSON 661,332 10 FAYETTE 398,091 3 FLEMING 7,215,924 88 FRANKLIN 2/ 2 GALLATIN 2/ 2 GARRARD 1,065,363 17 GRANT 256,196 6 GRAYSON 3,978,530 37 GREEN 2,286,888 52 HARDIN 2,148,880 22 HARRISON 224,853 7 HART 3,561,362 61 HENRY 1,694,153 21 HOPKINS 2/ 1 JACKSON 736,415 10 JESSAMINE 277,202 3 KENTON 449,229 5 LARUE 2,548,285 22 LAUREL 535,221 10 LEWIS 1,283,749 21 LINCOLN 5,342,838 90 LIVINGSTON 2/ 1

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APPALACHIAN FEDERAL ORDER NO. =..

STATE AND POUN6S NO. COUNTY OF MILK PROD.

LYON 2/ 1 McCRACKEN 2/ 1 McLEAN 2/ 1 MADISON 479,660 6 MARION 5,364259 49 MASON 3,480,908 42 MEADE 167,524 3 MERCER 2,537,823 28 METCALFE 2,175,252 23 MONROE 3,076,163 21 MONTGOMERY 442,286 6 MUHLENBURG 2/ 1 NELSON 6,395,960 60 NICHOLAS 117,890 3 OLDHAM 796,727 7 OWEN 311,192 6 PENDLETON 468,888 8 PULASKI 3,688,975 49 ROBERTSON 183,402 6 ROCKCASTLE 954,521 16 ROWAN 2/ 1 RUSSELL 3,480,142 45 SHELBY 3,935,935 52 SPENCER 1,524,335 21 TAYLOR 2,315,641 34 TODD 844,625 11 TRIMBLE 295,449 7 WARREN 1,688,579 11 WASHINGTON 3,201,417 43 WAYN E 704,162 11 OTHER 1,582,140 2/ TOTAL KENTUCK'f 106,412,403 1,362

TOTAL MARYLANE .. 3,961,605., 44

MICHIGAN CALHOUN 2/ 1 CLINTON 2/ 2 INGHAM 2/ 1 KALAMAZOO 2/ 1 MONTCALM 2/ 1 MUSKEGON 2/ 1 TOTAL MICHIGAI~ 12,845,147 21 7

TOTAL MISSOUR 293,153 11 51

NEW YORK ALLEGHANY 2/ 1 CHEMUNG 270,160 4 STEUBEN 2/ 1 TIOGA 1,467,773 13 WYOMING 2/ 2 OTHER 6,351,910 2/ TOTAL NEW YORI~ 8,0,89,843 21

NORTH CAROLINA ALAMANCE 4,715,351 24

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FEDERAL ORDER NO..= I ISTATE AND POUNDS NO~ I ICOUNTY OF MILK • PROD.I

ALEXANDER 4,598,973 21 ALLEGHANY 4,952,700 24 ANSON 2/ 2 ASHE 286,126 3 BEAUFORT 2/ 1 BUNCOMBE 3,013,383 13 BURKE 2/ 2 CABARRUS 573,308 5 CALDWELL 2/ 2 CASWELL 2/ 2 CATAWBA 1,153,294 6 CHATHAM 1,482,515 8 CHEROKEE 2/ 2 CLAY 2/ 1 CLEVELAND 1,051,327 5 DAVIDSON 2,860,707 16 DAVIE 1,525,770 15 DUPLIN 2/ 2 DURHAM 319,722 3 FORSY'rH 615,187 5 FRANKLIN 2/ 1

- GASTON 2,787,089 10 GRANVILLE 580,289 7 GUILFORD 3,317,524 11 HALIFAX 748,982 4 HARNETT 2/ 1 HAYWOOD 2,825,588 13 HENDERSON 4,134,890 7 HOKE 2/ 2 IREDELL 16,543,185 57 JACKSON 2/ 1 LENOIR 2/ 1 LINCOLN 2,781,865 9 McDOWELL 404,234 3 MACON 2/ 2 MADISON 2/ 1 MECKLENBURG 642,331 5 NASH 2/ 1 ORANGE 3,355,432 17 PERSON 2/ 2 POLK 290,695 3 RANDOLPH 11,213,268 28 ROCKINGHAM 775,626 3 ROWAN 4,847,376 20 RUTHERFORD 479,952 5 SAMPSON 2/ 1 STANLY 1,123,278 3 STOKES 2/ 2 SURRY 1,683,258 11 UNION 665,755 4 WAKE 2/ 2 WARREN 760,267 3 WATAU GA 218,426 3 WAYNE 2/ 2 WILKES 2,693,271 5 YADKIN 5,766,075 18 YANCEY 2/ 1




OTHER 7,162,634 2/ TOTAL NORTH CAROLINI 102,949,853 431

OHIO ADAMS 1,507,299 16 BROWN 573,989 11 BUTLER 486,153 9 CLERMONT 214,648 6 CLINTON 722,016 8 FAYE]-I'E 2/ 2 HAMILTON 2/ 1 HIGHLAND 377,894 5 LICKING 2/ 1 MADISON 2/ 1 PREBLE 237,278 6 ROSS 651,549 9 WARREN 2/ 2 WAYN E 2/ 1 WILLIAMS 2/ 1 OTHER 5,971,442 2/ TOTAL OHIC 10,742,468 79

PENNSYLVANIA ADAMS 2,023,659 9 BLAIR 407,891 4 BRADFORD 2,475,791 37 CAMBRIA 876,097 6 CENTRE 1,056,628 4 COLUMBIA 2/ 1 FAYETTE 2,093,383 17 FRANKLIN 4,673,331 32 FULTON 92,065 3 HUNTINGDON 1,265,125 15 INDIANA 268,810 5 JUNIATA 712,652 8 LANCASTER 3,442,700 10 SNYDER 989,066 12 SOMERSET 1,364,504 35 SULLIVAN 976,640 13 SUSQUEHANNA 2/ 2 TIOGA 1,788,740 26 UNION 269,314 4 WASHINGTON 2/ 1 WESTMORELAND 2/ 1 OTHER 322,439 2/ TOTAL PENNSYLVANI/ 25,098,835 245

SOUTH CAROLINA ABBEVILLE 2/ 2 ANDERSON 2,125,291 12 BAMBERG 2,110,303 8 CHESTER 1,285,876 4 DARLINGTON 2/ 2 DORCHESTER 2/ 1 EDGEFIELD 1,442,339 7 FAIRFIELD 2/ 1 GREENVILLE 1,889,392 4

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I APPALACHIAN FEDERAL ORDER NO.

STATE AND POUNDS ' NO, I COUNTY OF MILK PROD. I

GREENWOOD 2/ 2 LAURENS 1,644,023 7 LEE 2/ 1 LEXINGTON 2/ 2 McCORMICK 2/ 1 NEWBERRY 7,142,144 20 OCONEE 2/ 2 ORANGEBURG 7,631,072 16 PICKENS 252,800 3 SALU DA 2,370~ 172 9 SPARTANBURG 3,175,953 9 SUMTER 2/ I

YORK 1,463,733 6 OTHER 3,102,602 2/ l[o]l f:~ I~'[o]l i i : [o~:~ ~(o] I I ~ !

TENNESSEE

35,635,702 120

ANDERSON 2/ 2 BEDFORD 576,146 6 BLEDSOE 590,708 5 BLOUNT 1,488,813 11 BRADLEY 3,236,333 17 CAMPBELL 2/ 1 CANNON 169,072 3 CARTER 808,889 6 CLAIBORNE 1,017,389 8 COCKE 887,394 14 COFFEE " 2,014,310 11 CUMBERLAND 2,002,490 11 DAVIDSON 2/ 2 DEKALB 239,144 4 DICKSON 2/ 1 FENTRESS 672,473 9 FRANKLIN 1,613,945 9 GRAINGER 1,192,563 11 GREENE 6,941,541 75 GRUNDY 2./ 1 HAMBLEN 1,056,924 10 HAMILTON 1,196,709 6 HANCOCK 2/ 1 HAWKINS 724,626 9 JEFFERSON 2,000,617 17 JOHNSON 355,399 3 KNOX 923,346 7 LINCOLN 2/ 2 LOUDON 6,727,625 30 McMINN 6,801,829 42 MACON 186,472 3 MARION 2/ 1 MEIGS 701,921 6 MONROE 9,479,001 40 MONTGOMERY 2/ 1 MORGAN 269,384 5 OVERTON 660,319 4 POLK 2,284,599 8 PUTNAM 511,620 3 RHEA 414,470 5

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NO. ISTATE AND POUNDS PROD'| I ICOUNTY OF MILK

ROANE 201,535 RUTHERFORD 1,273,682 SCOTT 2/ SEQUATCHIE 2/ SEVIER 2/ SMITH 478,633 SULLIVAN 988,780 UNION 2/ VAN BUREN 2/ WARREN 1,615,282 WASHINGTON 7,483,468 WHITE 2,514,779 WILLIAMSON 2/ WILSON 1,085,384 OTHER 2,266,117 2/

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TOTAL TENNESSEE 75,653,731 563

TEXAS CAMP 416,381 6 COOKE 2/ 1 DELTA 2/ 2 FANNIN 247,985 3 FRANKLIN 1,303,492 18 HENDERSON 2/ 1 HOPKINS 8,225,075 83 HUNT 2/ 1 KAUFMAN 2/ 2 LAMAR 2/ 1 RAINS 158,342 3 RED RIVER 2/ 1 UPSHUR 2/ 2 VAN ZANDT 1,495,228 6 WOOD 1,404,149 27 OTHER 2,565,313 TOTAL TEXA~ 15,815,965 t 57

VIRGINIA ALBEMARLE ALLEGHANY AMELIA 272,982 APPOMATTOX 877,851 AUGUSTA 7,130,037 BEDFORD 3,395,342 BLAND 1,152,767 BOTETOURT 2,234,061 BRUNSWICK CAMPBELL 1,747,645 CAROLINE CARROLL 1,340,671 CHARLOTTE 1,225,135 CLARKE 1,404,837 CRAIG 287,491 CULPEPER 2,010,403 CUMBERLAND DINWlDDIE FAUQUIER 3,390,431 FLOYD 1,506,093

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ISTATE AND POUNDS NO. I ICOUNTY , OF MILK PROD. I

FLUVANNA 2/ 1 FRANKLIN 15,264.,886 74 FREDERICK 472,520 3 GILES 2/ 1 GOOCHLAND 21 2 GRAYSON 2,813,356 25 GREENE 412,329 4 HALIFAX 2/ 2 HANOVER 308,673 4 HENRY 2/ 2 KING WILLIAM 2/ 1 LOUDOUN 2/ 2 LOUISA 315,933 3 MADISON 1,614,785 8 MECKLENBURG 1,197,990 7 MONTGOMERY 3,575,682 27 NOTTOWAY 2/ 1 ORANGE 1,368,878 12 PATRICK 1,663,268 4 PITTSYLVANIA 3,648,957 13 POWHATAN 499,110 5 PRINCE EDWARD 2/ 2 PRINCE GEORGE 2/ 1 PRINCE WILLIAM 1,015,576 9 PULASKI 2,034,500 12 ROANOKE 2/ 1 ROCKBRIDGE 1,214,615 8 ROCKINGHAM 17,582,403 147 RUSSELL 676,146 10 SCOTT 334,406 5 SHENANDOAH 985,975 8 SMYTH 3,309,669 22 SPOTSYLVANIA 1,788,682 6 TAZEWELL 1,460,907 8 WARREN 2/ 1 WASHINGTON 4,882,141 26 WISE 2/ 2 WYTHE 5,311,849 39 OTHER 3,930,206 2/ TOTAL VIRGINIA 105,759,188 725

WEST VIRGINIA BERKELEY 695,004 11 GREENBRIER 2,542,493 15 JEFFERSON 1.733,542 10 MONROE 2,122,574 14 NICHOLAS 2/ 1 PRESTON 2/ 2 RALEIGH 2/ 1 SUMMERS 108,990 2 OTHER 342,222 2/ TOTAL WEST VIRGINM 7,544,825 56

IMARKET TOTAL 593,201,208 4,345 I

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FEDERAL ORDER NO.,-= I STATE AND POUNDS NO. I COUNTY OF MILK PROD. I

2/Milk pounds shown as "Other" for counties with less than three producers.

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APPALACHIAN FEDERALORDER NO..=

STATE AND POUNDS NO. COUNTY OF MILK PROD,

ALABAMA CLEBURNE 1/ 1 DeKALB 11 1 JACKSON 439,753 3 RANDOLPH 1/ 1 OTHER 176,084 1_1 TOTAL ALABAMI 615,837 6

ARKANSAS CONWAY 82,766 9 FAULKNER 1/ 1 FULTON 1/ 2 IZARD 95,913 4 LONOKE 68,071 5 POPE 11 1 PRAIRIE 1/ 1 SHARP ! / 1 VAN BUREN 1/ 1 WHITE 18,164 6 QTHER 96,149 1_/ TOTAL ARKANSA. c 361,063 31

DELAWARE . KENT 992,670 7 SUSSEX 35,293 3 TOTAL DELAWARE 1,027,963 10

GEORGIA APPLING 1_/ 1 BALDWIN 1_/ 1 BARTOW 1_/" 2 BERRIEN 1_/ 1 BIBB 84,684 4 BURKE 1/ 2 CANDLER 1-/ 1 CARROLL 285,004 4 CATOOSA 1_/ 1 COLQUITT 62,862 4 COLUMBIA 1/ 2 COOK 1/ 1 COWETA 319,675 3 EMANUEL 1/ 1 FANNIN 1/ 2 FRANKLIN 1/ 1 GLASCOCK 1/ 1 GORDON 1/ 2 GREENE 746,343 16 HART 1/ 2 HOUSTON 112,789 3 JASPER 1/ 1 JEFFERSON 1,130,179 9 JENKINS 3,164,977 14 JONES I/ 1

LAMAR ! / 2 LEE 1/ 1 McDUFFIE 1_/ 1 MACON 2,560,315 12

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APPALACHIAN FEDERAL ORDER NO..=

~STATE AND POUNDS ICOUNTY OF MILK

NO.; PROD:

MADISON ' 1_/ 1 MARION 1/ 1 MERIWETHER 1_/ 2 MITCHELL 1/ 1 MONROE 75,495 7 MORGAN 592,858 8 MURRAY 11 1 NEWTON 1/ 1 OGLETHORPE _1/ 2

, PEACH 1_/ 1 PIKE 1/ 2 PUTNAM 2,365,420 31 RANDOLPH 1_/ 2 RICHMOND 1_/ 2 SCREVEN 1_/ 2 SEMINOLE 1/ 1 SPAULDING 1_/ 2 STEPHENS 1_/ 2 SUMTER 1_/ 2 TALBOT 1_/ 1 TIFT 34,451 3 TROUP E 2 UNION 286,179 4 UPSON 1_/ 1 WALKER 332,364 7 WARREN 1,047,278 3 WASHINGTON 664,315 3 WHITFtELD 1_/ 2 WILCOX 1/ 2 OTHER 11,421,384 1/ TOTAL GEORGIA 25.286,572 195

ILLINOIS BOND 1_/ 1 CLINTON 42,819 5 EDWARDS 1_/ 1 EFFINGHAM 1/ 1 GREENE 1/ 2 JOHNSON 1/ 1 MACOUPIN 882,124 4 MADISON 355,411 3 RICHLAND 266,755 4 WABASH 1/ 1 OTHER 642,889 1/ TOTAL ILLINOI~ ¢ 2,189,998 23

INDIANA BARTHOLOMEW 1/ 1 CLARK 588,677 6 CLAY 11 1 CRAWFORD 194,908 4 DAVIESS , 2,176,528 42 DEARBORN 1J 2 DECATUR 1_/ 2 DUBOIS 4,135,061 26 FAYETTE 1/ 1 FLOYD 1_/ 1

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ISTATE AND POUNDS ICOUNTY OF MILK

NO. PROD.

FRANKLIN 837,094 5 GIBSON 669,270 9 GRANT 1/ 1 GREENE 358,134 4 HARRISON 1,517,290 18 JACKSON 866,225 4 JASPER 1_/ 1 JEFFERSON 310,050 5 JOHNSON 1_/ 1 LAWRENCE 292,130 3 MARTIN 266,108 5 MONROE 1/ 2 MORGAN 1/ 1 NEWTON 11 1 OHIO 303,474 3 ORANGE 248,652 3 PERRY 657,591 7 PIKE 11 1 POSEY 1,044,179 10 RIPLEY 962,447 10 RUSH 1/ 1 SCO'I-r 1_/ 2 SPENCER 597,124 11 SULLIVAN 1_/ 1 SWITZERLAND 452,815 8 UNION 113,547 4 VANDERBURGH 450,972 4 WARRICK 623,929 8 WASHINGTON 1,514,785 20 WAYNE 1,013,495 4 OTHER 20,563,992 1_/ TOTAL INDIAN.~ 40,758,477 243

KENTUCKY ADAIR 5,433,669 77 ALLEN 1/ 2 ANDERSON 771,502 10 BALLARD 1/ 2 BARREN 5,269,365 50 BATH 411,859 13 BOONE 278,675 6 BOURBON 1_/ 1 BOYLE 528,584 7 BRACKEN 196,890 4 BRECKINRIDGE 128,897 6 BULLITT 207,329 4 CALDWELL 699,433 8 CAMPBELL 95,332 3 CARLISLE 1_/ 1 CARROLL 99,159 3 CASEY 2,241,636 39 CHRISTIAN 1,586,178 37 CLARK 1-/ 1 CLAY 1_/ 1 CLINTON 1,212,909 23 CRITTENDEN 162,857 4 CUMBERLAND 396,854 10

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FEDERAL ORDER NO. =.. I STATE AND POUNDS NO. I COUNTY OF MILK PROD. I

DAVIESS 702,097 6 EDMONSON 584,238 10 FAYETTE 326,729 3 FLEMING 6,323,480 86 FRANKLIN 11 2 GALLATIN 1_/ 2 GARRARD 892,078 17 GRANT 192,792 6 GRAYSON 2,904,401 28 GREEN 1,776.203 39 HARDIN 1,729,494 17 HARRISON 198,661 7 HART 2,234,648 35 HENRY 1,330,747 21 HOPKINS 1/ 1 JACKSON 623,444 9 JESSAMINE 254,432 3 KENTON 284,541 5 LARUE 1,986,853 14 LAUREL 404,054 10 LEWIS 1.068,418 20 LINCOLN 4,839,734 89 LIVINGSTON 1/ 1 LYON 1-/ 1 McCRACKEN 1_/ 1 McLEAN 1/ 1 MADISON 415,766 6 MARION 4,438,171 49 MASON 2,722,992 38 MEADE 1/ 2 MERCER 2,267,304 28 METCALFE 2.236,603 28 MONROE 2,760,057 23 MONTGOMERY 372,126 5 MUHLENBURG 1-/ 1 NELSON 5,221,301 59 NICHOLAS 107,036 3 OLDHAM 630,696 7 OWEN 256,445 6 PENDLETON 414,597 8 PULASKI 3,287.063 49 ROBERTSON 158,395 6 ROCKCASTLE 795,441 16 ROWAN 1/ 1 RUSSELL 3,048,664 45 SHELBY 3,209,306 50 SIMPSON 1_/ 1 SPENCER 1,224,396 21 TAYLOR 2,075,086 32 TODD 643,728 11 TRIMBLE 242,088 7 WARREN 2,176,355 22 WASHINGTON 2,750,622 43 WAYNE 521,004 10 OTHER 1,529,647 1/ TOTAL KENTUCK~t 91,883,061 1,323

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STATE AND POUNDS ~ O . I

I COUNTY OF MILK PROD.

• MARYLAND ALLEGANY 1/ 1 CAROLINE 1_/ 1 CARROLL 2,015,341 15 CECIL 1,458,953 8 FREDERICK 7,044,302 15 GARRETT 959,853 15 HOWARD 1_/ 1 KENT 1/ 1 MONTGOMERY 401,047 13 WASHINGTON 262,775 9 OTHER 109,246 1/ TOTAL MARYLANI: 12,25t,517 79

MICHIGAN CALHOUN _2/ 1 INGHAM _2/ 1 KALAMAZOO _2/ 1 MONTCALM 2/ 1 MUSKEGON 2/ 1 TOTAL MICHIGAh 12,980,115 2J 5

MISSOURI DOUGLAS 1/ 2 HOWELL 1,057,562 18 LaCLEDE 140,807 3 OREGON 1/ 1 OZARK 143,540 4 PHELPS 1_/ 2 TEXAS 1_/ 2 WRIGHT 375,607 6 OTHER 463.833 1/ TOTAL MISSOUR 2,181,349 38

NEW YORK ALLEGANY 1/ 1 CAYUGA 1,734,121 5 CHEMUNG 379,564 4 FRANKLIN 1-/ 1 JEFFERSON 567,130 4 MADISON 1/ 1 MONTGOMERY 1/ 2 ST. LAWRENCE 1,134,600 13 STEUBEN 1_/ 1 TIOGA 1,638,619 7 WASHINGTON 1-/ 1 WYOMING 1/ 2 OTHER 7,400,713 1/ TOTAL NEW YORI~

NORTH CAROLINA

12,854,747 42

• ALAMANCE 3,219,574 22 ALEXANDER 3,903,811 22 ALLEGHANY 4,467,674 24 ANSON 1/ 2 ASHE 315,137 3 BEAUFORT 1/ 1



POUNDS NO. I OF MILK PROD.

STATE AND COUNTY

BUNCOMBE 2,640,779 13 BURKE 1/ 2 CABARRUS 425,301 5 CALDWELL 11 2 CASWELL 11 2 CATAWBA 990,804 6 CHATHAM 940,765 8 CHEROKEE 1_/ 2 CLAY 1/ 1

CLEVELAND 802,179 5 DAVIDSON 2,345,981 16 DAVIE 1,231,667 15 DUPLIN 1/ 2 DURHAM 244,419 3 FORSYTH 491,703 5 FRANKLIN 1/ 1 GASTON 2,243,640 10 GRANVILLE 791,446 7 GUILFORD 2,692,023 11 HALIFAX 659,432 4 HARNE3-F 1_/ 1 HAYWOOD 2,439,031 12 HENDERSON 3,737,659 7 HOKE 1/ 2 IREDELL 14,347,160 55 JACKSON 1/ 1 LENOIR 1/ 1 LINCOLN 2,094,867 8 McDOWELL 316,328 3 MACON 1/ 2 MADISON 1_/ 1 MECKLENBURG 511,925 5 NASH 1/ 1 ORANGE 2,313,361 16 PERSON 1-/ 2 POLK 244,321 3 RANDOLPH 9,555,350 28 ROCKINGHAM 654,851 3 ROWAN 3,690,692 20 RUTHERFORD 402,299 5 SAMPSON 1_/ 1 STANLY 850,819 3 STOKES 1/ 2 SURRY 1,929,999 11 UNION 526,749 4 WAKE 1_/ 2 WARREN 690,778 3 WATAU GA 192,174 3 WAYNE 1/ 2 WILKES 2,319,849 5 YADKIN 4,810,678 19 YANCEY 1/ 1 OTHER 6,615,038 !/ TOTAL NORTH CAROLIN/ 86,650,263 426

OHIO ADAMS 978,495 15

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STATE AND POUNDS COUNTY OF MILK

NO. PROD.

ASHLAND 3,110,548 13 BROWN 413,961 9 BUTLER 650,642 19 CLERMONT 222,690 7 CLINTON 646,124 8 FAYETTE 1_/ 2 HAMILTON 1_/ 2 HIGHLAND 494,654 5 HOLMES 1,160,609 5 KNOX 1-/ 2 LICKING 1_/ 1 LORAIN 1/ 1 MADISON 1_/ 1 MAHONING 1/ 2 PREBLE 204,631 6 RICHLAND 1_/ 2 ROSS 673,221 9 WARREN 1_/ 2 WAYNE 1_/ 2 WILLIAMS 1/ 1 OTHER 6,261,125 1_/ TOTAL OH IC 14, 816,700 114

PENNSYLVANIA ADAMS 6,102,989 12 BEDFORD 2,418,987 36 BLAIR 4,981,510 31 BRADFORD 5,641,594 76 CAMBRIA 834,079 4 CENTRE 875,684 4 CUMBERLAND 1,143,025 12 FAYETTE 2,348,148 18 FRANKLIN 5,865,419 56 FULTON 928,526 13 GREENE 1/ 1 HUNTINGDON 5,611,860 28 INDIANA 988,773 6 JUNIATA 463,682 6 LANCASTER 5,598,823 11 SNYDER 1,170,201 13 SOMERSET 3,384,626 50 SULLIVAN 816,937 11 SUSQUEHANNA 1,204,758 19 TIOGA 1,400,704 26 UNION 215,979 4 WASHINGTON 1/ 1 WYOMING 1,061,051 12 YORK 1/ 1 OTHER 141,357 1/ TOTAL PENNSYLVANI/ 53,198,712 451

SOUTH CAROLINA ABBEVILLE 11 2 ANDERSON 1,517,995 10 BAMBERG 1,799,056 8 CHESTER 1,025,756 4 DARLINGTON 1_/ 2

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ICOUNTY OF MILK ,,,

DORCHESTER 1_/ 1 EDGEFIELD 1,007,338 6 FAIRFIELD 1J 1 GREENVILLE 1,582,952 4 GREENWOOD 1./ 2 LANCASTER 1/ 1 LAURENS 1,356,640 7 LEE 1./ 1 LEXINGTON 1-/ 2 NEWBERRY 6,022,204 20 OCONEE 1-/ 2 ORANGEBURG 6,183,699 15 PICKENS 484,049 3 SALUDA 1,918,416 9 SPARTANBURG 2,601,373 9 SUMTER 1-/ 1 YORK 1,242,114 6 OTHER 2,655,419 1/ TOTAL SOUTH CAROMN/ 29,397,011 116

TENNESSEE ANDERSON ! / 2 BEDFORD 257,507 5 BLEDSOE 755,985 6 BLOUNT 1,206,076 11 BRADLEY 4,107,758 25 CAMPBELL 1/ 1 CANNON 139,432 3 CARTER 562,409 6 CLAIBORNE 911,605 8 COCKE 733,684 13 COFFEE 1,569,437 13 CUMBERLAN D 1,794,173 10 DAVIDSON 1/ 2 DeKALB 157,922 4 DICKSON 1/ 1 FENTRESS 569,096 8 FRANKLIN 1,430,526 9 GRAINGER 887,805 11 GREENE 6,109,075 75 GRUNDY 1_/ 1 HAMBLEN 860,936 10 HAMILTON 905,800 6 HAWKINS 638,811 9 HUMPHREY'S 1/ 2 JEFFERSON 1,672,710 16 JOHNSON 314,144 3 KNOX 73,~,530 6 LINCOLN 1/ 1 LOUDON 5,300,508 30 McMINN 5,514,996 42 MACON 1_/ 2 MARION 1/ 1 MEIGS 523,230 7 MONROE 6,408,827 38 MONTGOMERY 1/ 1 MORGAN 234,592 5

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STATE AND POUNDS NO. COUNTY OF MILK PROD,i

OVERTON 559,043 4 POLK 1,821,269 8 PUTNAM 379,433 3 RHEA 236,819 5 ROANE 202,327 3 RUTHERFORD 960,637 15 SCOTT !1 2 SEQUATCHIE 1-/ 1 SEVIER 1/ 1 SMITH 341,593 6 SULLIVAN 773,747 6 UNION 1/ 1 VAN BUREN 1/ 1 WARREN 1,332,245 18 WASHINGTON 6,792,324 68 WHITE 1,798,324 17 WlLLIAMSON 1/ 2 WILSON 862,926 12 OTHER 2,141,527 11 TOTAL TENNESSEE 62,603,788 566

VIRGINIA ALBEMARLE 1/ 1 ALLEGHANY 1/ 2 AMELIA 1-/ 2 APPOMATTOX 717,780 10 AUGUSTA 8,074,939 60 BEDFORD 2,505,695 21 BLAND 1,070,547 9 BOTETOURT 1,895,614 12 BRUNSWICK 1/ 1 CAMPBELL 1,427,692 8 CAROLINE 1/ 2 CARROLL 1,264,830 12 CHARLOTTE 1,013,367 18 CLARKE 525,695 4 CRAIG 293,200 3 CULPEPER 1,057,486 16 CUMBERLAND 1_/ 1 FAUQUIER 1,519,117 27 FLOYD 1,471,583 15 FLUVANNA 1_/ 1 FRANKLIN 11,810,102 74 FREDERICK 166,325 5 GILES 11 1 GOOCHLAND 1_/ 2 GRAYSON 2,594,337 24 GREENE 267,215 4 HALIFAX 1/ 2 HANOVER 70,904 4 HENRY 1/ 2 KING WILLIAM 1/ 1 LOUDOUN 1_/ 2 LOUISA 170,678 3 MADISON 1,413,812 8 MECKLENBURG 277,393 7 MONTGOMERY 3,313,580 27

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NOTTOWAY 1-/ 1 ORANGE 1,057,176 11 PATRICK 1,511,144 4 PITTSYLVANIA 2,964,365 12 POWHATAN 277,138 6 PRINCE EDWARD 1_/ 2 PRINCE GEORGE 1-/ 1 PRINCE WILLIAM 657,925 9 PULASKI 1,915,034 12 ROANOKE 1/ 1 ROCKBRIDGE 1,369,948 9 ROCKINGHAM 17,398,730 143 RUSSELL 610,255 10 SCOTT 280,693 4 SHENANDOAH 2,130,213 16 SMYTH 3,251,947 23 SPOTSYLVANIA 1,551,752 6 TAZEWELL 1,505,026 9 WARREN 1_/ 1 WASHINGTON 4,949,269 26 WISE 1_/ 1 WYTHE 4,753,556 39. OTHER 2,955,081 1_1 TOTAL VIRGINIA 92,061,143 737

WEST VIRGINIA BERKELEY 407,512 10 GREENBRIER 2,526,408 15 JEFFERSON 1,423,883 11 MONROE 1,964,466 14 NICHOLAS 1_/ 1 PRESTON 317,891 3 RALEIGH 1_/ 1 SUMMERS 11 2 OTHER 286,958 1_/ TOTAL WEST VIRGINM 6,927,118 57

TOTAL KANSAS AND TEXAS 9,774,850 2/ 3

1 / Milk pounds shown as "Other" for counties with less than three producers. 2 /Mi lk pounds shown in total only.

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• APPALACHIAN FEDERAL ORDER NO.


ALABAMA CLEBURNE 1/ 1 DeKALB 1/ 1 JACKSON 1/ 2 RANDOLPH 1/ 1 TOTAL ALABAMI 600,503 1/ 5:

ARKANSAS CLEBURNE 249,058 7 CONWAY 46,098 5 FAULKNER 44,042 4 FRANKLIN 29,257 4 FULTON _2/ 2 IZARD 55,236 5 LOGAN _2/ 2 LONOKE 220,204 9 MARION _2/ 1 POPE 2/ 1 PRAIRIE _2/ 1 SEARCY 33,384 5 SEBASTIAN _2/ 1 SHARP _2/ 1 STONE _2/ 1 VAN BUREN 67,144 8 WHITE 15,793 4 OTHER 104.606 2/ TOTAL ARKANSA. c 864,822 61

DELAWARE KENT 1-/ 2 SUSSEX 1/ 1 TOTAL DELAWARE 1,591,353 1/ 3

GEORGIA BARTOW 2/ 2 BERRIEN 2/ 1 BURKE 2/ 2 CANDLER 2/ 1 CARROLL 458,807 4 COLUMBIA 2/ 2 COWETA 2--/ 2 EMANUEL 2-/ 1 FANNIN 2/ 2 FRANKLIN 2/ 1 GLASCOCK 2/ 1 GORDON 2/ 2 GREENE 93,411 7 HART 2/ 2 JEFFERSON 350,887 5 JENKINS 2,217,201 11 McDUFFIE 2/ 1 MADISON 2/ 1 MERIWETHER 2-/ 1 MORGAN 2-/ 1 MURRAY 2/ 1 OGLETHORPE 2-/ 1 PUTNAM 87,506 5

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STATE AND POUNDS NO. COUNTY . OF MILK PROD.

RICHMOND 2/ 2 SPAULDING 2/ 1 STEPHENS 2/ 2 TALIAFERRO 2/ 2 TROUP 2/ 2 UNION 316,563 4 WALKER 238,496 3 WARREN 864,486 3 WHITFIELD 2/ 1 OTHER 4,377,136 2/ TOTAL GEORGM 9,004,493 77

ILLINOIS BOND 2/ 1 EDWARDS 2/ 1 EFFINGHAM 2/ 1 GREENE 2 JOHNSON 2/ 1 MACOUPIN 610,753 4 MADISON 2/ 2 RICHLAND 197,955 4 WABASH 2/ 1 OTHER 986,597 2/ TOTAL ILLINOI~ 1,795,305 17

INDIANA BARTHOLOMEW 452,710 4 CLARK 601,740 6 CLAY 2/ 1 CRAWFORD 211,548 4 DAVIESS 2,012,276 42 DEARBORN 209,566 3 DECATUR 259,371 3 DUBOIS 3,757,986 25 ELKHART 260,822 30 FAYETTE 2/ 1 FLOYD 2/ 1 FRANKLIN 441,434 4 GIBSON 843,558 11 GRANT 2/ 1 GREENE 353,005 4 HARRISON 1,396,348 18 HENRY 2/ 1 JACKSON 1,542,529 7 JASPER 2/ 2 JEFFERSON 335,855 4 JENNINGS 2/ 1 JOHNSON 2/ 1 KNOX 2/ 1 KOSCIUSKO 127,621 8 LaGRANGE 167,959 21 LAWRENCE 315,440 3 MARSHALL 45,498 6 MARTIN 242,351 5 MONROE 2/ 2 MORGAN 2/ 1 NEWTON 2/ 1




NOBLE 2/ 2 OHIO 2/ 2 ORANGE 276,416 3 PERRY 992,782 8 PIKE 2/ 1 POSEY 1,035,619 10 RANDOLPH 2/ 1 RIPLEY 897,954 12 RUSH 2/ 1 ST. JOSEPH 10,208 3 SCOFf" 2/ 2 SPENCER 676,462 11 SULLIVAN 2/ 1 SWITZERLAND 443,051 8 VANDERBURGH 662,320 7 WARRICK 557,104 7 WASHINGTON 2,786,698 24 WAYNE 2/ 1 WHITLEY 72,360 3 OTHER 9,331,703 TOTAL INDIAN/ 31,320,294 329

KENTUCKY ADAIR 5,215,124 74 ALLEN 2/ 1 ANDERSON 773,697 10 BALLARD 2/ 2 BARREN 1,351,493 21 BATH 451,447 12 BOONE 237,348 6 BOURBON 2/ 1 BOYLE 434,935 6 BRACKEN 203,498 4 BRECKINRIDGE 217,896 6 BULLITT 251,292 4 CALDWELL 573,995 7 CAMPBELL 102,445 3 CARLISLE 2/ 1 CARROLL 151,411 3 CASEY 2,310,473 38 CHRISTIAN 1,499,698 37 CLARK 2/ 1 CLAY 2/ 1 CLINTON 1,210,347 22 CRITTENDEN 160,857 3 CUMBERLAND 435,181 10 DAVIESS 670,601 6 EDMONSON 206,491 5 FAYETTE 347,044 3 FLEMING 6,457,243 86 FLOYD 2/ 1 FRANKLIN 2/ 2 GALLATIN 2/ 2 GARRARD 945,216 17 GRANT 210,049 5 GRAYSON 1,532,017 25

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FEDERAL ORDER NO..= I STATE AND POUNDS ' NO. I COUNTY OF MILK PROD. I

GREEN 1,824,923 37 HARDIN 911,568 11 HARRISON 213,214 7 HART 1,692,737 33 HENRY 1,572,856 21 HOPKINS 2/ 1 JACKSON 646,938 9 JESSAMINE 249,268 3 KENTON 210,378 5 LARUE 1,799,342 • 14 LAUREL 389,584 10 LEWIS 1,052,690 18 LINCOLN 5,049,091 89 LIVINGSTON 2/ 1 LYON 2/ 1 McCRACKEN 2/ 1 McLEAN 2/ 1 MADISON 375,634 6 MARION 4,478,877 49 MASON 2,764,158 39 MEADE 2/ 2 MERCER 2,327,825 28 METCALFE 1,654,394 22 MONROE 2,688,696 20 MONTGOMERY 373,423 5 MUHLENBURG 2/ 1 NELSON 5,201,834 59 NICHOLAS 114,161 3 OLDHAM 595,624 7 OWEN 256,131 6 PENDLETON 414,463 8 PULASKI 3,676,096 50 ROBERTSON 175,296 6 ROCKCASTLE 863,835 16 ROWAN 2/ 1 RUSSELL 3,251,295 46 SHELBY 3,302,546 50 SPENCER 1,323,538 21 TAYLOR 2,288,554 33 TODD 584,931 11 TRIMBLE 266,845 7 WARREN 501,866 10 WASHINGTON 2,839,704 43 WAYNE 477,737 10 OTHER 1,540,052 2/ TOTAL KENTUCK~ 83,919,902 1,246

MARYLAND ALLEGANY 2/ 2 CARROLL 2/ 1 FREDERICK 5,939,424 5 GANNETT 922,931 15 KENT 2/ 1 WASHINGTON 134,239 3 OTHER 3,714,758 2/ TOTAL MARYLANE 10,711,352 27




MICHIGAN ALLEGAN 1/ 2 CLINTON 1/ 2 GRATIOT 1/ 1 IONIA 1/ 1 KALAMAZOO 1-/ 1 MONTCALM 1-/ 1 MUSKEGON 11 1 TOTAl. MICHIGAh 5,634,972 11 9

MISSOURI DOUGLAS 2/ 2 HOWELL 1,192,927 18 LaCLEDE 2/ 2 OREGON 2/ 1 OZARK 95,153 4 PHELPS 2/ 2 TEXAS 2/ 2 WRIGHT 484,207 6 OTHER 653,435 2_/ TOTAL MISSOUR 2,425,722 37

NEW YORK GENESEE 1/ 2 MONROE 11 1 ONTARIO 1/ 1 WYOMING 1/ 2 TOTAL NEW YORK 13,859,313 1/ 6

NORTH CAROLINA ALAMAN CE 3,110,490 22 ALEXANDER 3,993,259 22 ALLEGHANY 4,765,212 23 ANSON 2/ 2 ASHE 339,899 3 BUNCOMBE 2,635,889 13 BURKE 2/ 2 CABARRUS 398,825 5 CALDWELL 2/ 2 CASWELL 2/ 2 CATAWBA 973,001 6 CHATHAM 814,328 7 CHEROKEE 2/ 2 CLAY 2/ 1 CLEVELAND 767,599 5 DAVI DSO N 2,222,277 16 DAVIE 1,043,513 13 DUPLIN 2f 2 DURHAM 236,832 3 FORSYTH 417,957 5 FRANKLIN 2/ 1 GASTON 1,989,425 10 GRANVILLE 1,031,905 7 GUILFORD 2,476,103 11 HALIFAX 710,069 4 HARNETT 2/ 1 HAYWOOD 2,416,138 12

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FEDERAL ORDER NO. ~ I POUNDS NO. OF MILK PROD. I

STATE AND COUNTY

HENDERSON 3,544,511 7 HOKE 2/ 2 IREDELL 13,590,893 56 JACKSON 2/ 2 LENOIR 2/ 1 LINCOLN 2,148,402 8 McDOWELL 310,543 3 MACON 2/ 2 MADISON 2/ 1 MECKLENBU RG 490,053 5 NASH 2/ 1 ORANGE 2,084,137 15 PERSON 2/ 2 POLK 240,246 3 RANDOLPH 9,161,934 28 ROCKINGHAM 657,401 3 ROWAN 3,715,752 21 RUTHERFORD 391,740 5 SAMPSON 2/ 1 STANLY 697,337 3 STOKES 2/ 2 SURRY 1,944,481 11 UNION 450,932 4 WAKE 2/ 2 WARREN 597,546 3 WATAUGA 187,296 3 WAYNE 2/ 2 WILKES 2,351,608 5 YADKIN 4,561,520 19 YANCEY 2/ 1 OTHER 6,207,278 2/ TOTAL NORTH CAROLINI 83,676,331 423

OHIO ADAMS 1,049,203 14 ASHLAND 2,391,594 13 AUGLAIZE 2/ 1 BROWN 433,990 9 BUTLER 46,737 9 CLERMONT 223,642 7 CLINTON 653,535 8 DARKE 2/ 1 FAYETf'E 2/ 2 HAMILTON 2/ 2 HIGHLAND 503,308 5 HOLMES 985,610 7 KNOX 2/ 2 LICKING 2--/ 1 LORAIN 2/ 1 MADISON 2/ 1 MAHONING 2/ 2 MERCER 206,414 13 MONTGOMERY 2/ 1 PREBLE 69,820 10 RICHLAND 2/ 2 ROSS 623,797 9 SHELBY 2/ • 1

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STATE AND POUNDS NO. COUNTY OF MILK PROD

WARREN 2/ 2 WAYNE 2/ 1 WILLIAMS 2/ 1 OTHER 3,294,226 2/ TOTAL OHIC 10,481,876 125

PENNSYLVANIA ADAMS 5,683,881 4 BEDFORD 825,124 23 BLAIR 9,255,293 42 CENTRE 753,175 4 CHESTER 2/ 1 COLUMBIA 2/ 2 CUMBERLAND 6,699,067 61 DAUPHIN 2/ 1 FAYETTE 1,027,973 6 FRANKLIN 6,195,680 95 FU LTON 1,390,216 19 GREENE 2/ 1 HUNTINGDON 7,284,991 33 INDIANA 973,959 5 JUNIATA 781,340 22 LANCASTER 7,824,142 9 PERRY 239,589 6 SOMERSET 3,707,685 62 WASHINGTON 2/ 1 YORK 2/ 1 OTHER 2,188,541 2/ TOTAL PENNSYLVANII 54,830,656

SOUTH CAROLINA

398

ABBEVILLE 2/ 2 ANDERSON 1,428,983 10 BAMBERG 1,475,939 8 CHESTER 932,211 4 DARLINGTON 2/ 2 DORCHESTER 2/ 1 EDGEFIELD 794,517 6 FAIRFIELD 2/ 1 GREENVILLE 533,049 4 GREENWOOD 2/ 2 LANCASTER 2/ 1 LAURENS 1,111,887 7 LEE 2/ 1 LEXINGTON 2/ 2 NEWBERRY 5,465,276 20 OCONEE 2/ 2 ORANGEBURG 5,108,196 15 PICKENS 350,234 3 SALUDA 1,695,590 9 SPARTANBURG 2,427,938 9 SUMTER '2_/ 1 YORK 1,189,456 6 OTHER 2,446,644 2/ TOTAL SOUTH CAROLIN/ 24,959,920 116

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APPALACHIAN ] FEDERAL ORDER NO..= I

STATEAND ' PouNDs NO.'I COUNTY , OF MILK PROD. I

TENNESSEE ANDERSON 2/ 2 BLEDSOE 777,458 6 BLOUNT 950,953 11 BRADLEY 3,471,174 24 CAMPBELL 2/ 1 CANNON 2/ 2 CARTER 726,454 6 CLAIBORNE 893,107 8 COCKE 730,578 13 COFFEE 1,453,907 12 CUMBERLAND 1,885,981 11 DAVIDSON 2/ 1 DeKALB 2/ 1 FENTRESS 496,361 8 FRANKLIN 1,225,555 9 GRAINGER 919,266 11 GREENE 6,224,755 75 GRUNDY 2/ 1 HAMBLEN 915,673 10 HAMILTON 803,514 6 HAWKINS 653,536 9 JACKSON - 2/ 1 JEFFERSON 1,647,591 15 JOHNSON 300,567 3 KNOX 633,225 6 LINCOLN 2/ 1 LOUDON 5,440,483 31 McMINN 5,034,340 41 MACON 2/ 1 MARION 2/ 1 MEIGS 566,785 7 MONROE 6,004,556 38 MONTGOMERY 2/ 1 MORGAN 226,655 5 OVERTON 551,857 4 POLK 1,745,711 8 PUTNAM 403,586 3 RHEA 247,543 5 ROANE 192,250 3 RUTHERFORD 2_/l 2 SCOTT 2/ 2 SEQUATCHIE 2/ 1 SEVIER 2/ 1 SMITH 224,547 4 SULLIVAN 761,896 6 UNION 2/ 1 VAN BUREN 2/ 1 WARREN 1,012,175 14 WASHINGTON 6,989,463 66 WHITE 1,777,518 17 WILSON 2/ 1 OTHER 1,667,935 TOTAL TENNESSEE 57,556,955 517




TEXAS BOWIE 2/ 1. CHEROKEE 2/ 1 FRANKLIN 2/ 2 GRAY 2/ I HENDERSON 2/ 1 HOPKINS 647,266 15 VAN ZANDT 336,913 3 WOOD 126,503 3 OTHER 1,562,229 2/ TOTAL TEXA~ ¢ 2,672,911 27

VIRGINIA ALBEMARLE 2/ 1 ALLEGHANY 2/ 2 AMELIA 2/ 1 APPOMA'I-rox 756,614 10 AUGUSTA 5,349,564 50 BEDFORD 2,582,817 21 BLAND 1,041,227 9 BOTETOURT 1,870,123 12 BRUNSWICK 2/ 1 CAMPBELL 1,427,814 8 CARROLL 1,282,794 12 CHARLOTrE 1,116,219 18 CLARKE 293,311 3 CRAIG 333,041 3 CULPEPER 389,501 8 CUMBERLAND 2/ 1 FAUQUIER 1,534,737 28 FLOYD 1,338,844 13 FLUVANNA 2/ 1 FRANKLIN 11,581,910 73 FREDERICK 125,239 4 GILES 2/ 1 GOOCHLAND 2/ 2 GRAYSON 2,813,155 24 GREENE 598,041 4 HALIFAX 2/ 2 HENRY 2/ 2 LOUDOUN 2/ 2 LOUISA 2/ 2 MADISON 1,112,628 5 MECKLENBURG 567,691 7 MONTGOMERY 3,214,599 27 NOTTOWAY 2/ 1 ORANGE 931,660 7 PATRICK 1,525,700 4 PIT'I'SYLVANIA 2,771,052 11 POWHATAN 267,706 4 PRINCE EDWARD 2/ 2 PRINCE WILLIAM 575,976 9 PULASKI 1,911,252 12 ROANOKE 2/ 1 ROCKBRIDGE 1,402,674 9 ROCKINGHAM 14,797,002 138 RUSSELL 672,681 10

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APPALACHIAN J FEDERAL ORDER NO. ~ J

STATE AND POUNDS NO. I COUNTY OF MILK PROD. I

SCO1-F 300,107 4 SHENANDOAH 1,478,114 15 SMYTH 3,204,037 22 SPOTSYLVANIA 1,519,438 5 TAZEWELL 1,485,597 9 WARREN 2/ 1 WASHINGTON 4,785,993 26 WiSE 2/ 1 WYTHE 4,779,869 38 OTHER 2,524,445 2/ TOTAL VIRGINM

WEST VIRGINIA

84,263,372 686

BERKELEY 2/ 1 GREENBRIER 2,526,699 16 JEFFERSON 661,611 6 MONROE 1,903,063 14 NICHOLAS 2/ 1 PRESTON 339,257 3 RALEIGH 2/ 1 SUMMERS 2/ 2 OTHER 272 410 2/

WISCONSIN COLUMBIA 13,992 3 DANE 2/ 1 DODGE 2/ 1 FOND DU LAC 2/ 1 LAFAYETTE 2/ 1 ROCK 2/ 1 WALWORTH 2/ 1 WASHINGTON 2/ 1 OTHER 11,117,998 2/ TOTAL WISCONSIh 11,131,990 . 10

TOTAL KANSAS AND OKLAHOM/ 3,3tl,801 1/ 3

IMARK TOTAL 500,318,883 ',106 I ! / M i l k pounds shown in tote/on/y. 2 / Milk pounds shown as "Other" for counties with less than three producers.

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APPALACHIAN I FEDERAL ORDER NO. ~= I

ISTATE AND POUNDS NO. ] ICOUNTY OF MILK PROD.|

ALABAMA CLEBURNE 1/ 1 DeKALB 1/ 1 JACKSON 1/ 2 RANDOLPH 11 1 TOTAL ALABAMJ 599,103 11 5

ARKANSAS CLEBURNE 2/ 1 CONWAY 37,202 4 FULTON 2/ 2 HOT SPRING 2/ 1 SALINE 2-/ 1 SHARP 2/ 1 OTHER 76,595 2/ TOTAL ARKANSA~ 113,797 2/ 10

DELAWARE KENT 1/ 2 SUSSEX 1/ 1 TOTAL DELAWARE 1,703,909 1/ 3

GEORGIA BARTOW 2/ 2 BERRIEN 2/ 1 BURKE 345,460 3 CANDLER 2/ 1 CARROLL 484,612 4 COLUMBIA 2/ 2 COWETA 2/ 2 EMANUEL 2/ 1 FANNIN 2/ 2 GLASCOCK 2/ 1 GORDON 2/ 2 GREENE 105,266 4 HART 2/ 2 JEFFERSON 360,000 4 JENKINS 2,350,071 11 McDUFFIE 2--/ 1 MADISON 2-/ 1 MERIWETHER 2/ 1 MORGAN 90,804 5 MURRAY 2-/ 1 PUTNAM 403,374 16 RICHMOND 2/ 1 SPAULDING 2-/ 1 STEPHENS 2/ 2 TROUP 2/ 2 UNION 275,325 4 WALKER 336,030 3 WARREN 1,036,916 3 WHITFIELD 2-/ 1 OTHER 4,450,457 2/ TOTAL GEORGIA 10,238,315 84

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STATE AND POUNDS ' NO. COUNTY OF MILK PROD.

ILLINOIS BOND 2/ 1 EDWARDS 2/ 1 EFFINGHAM 2/ 1 GREENE 104,683 3 JOHNSON 2/ 1 MACOUPIN 834,246 4 MADISON 2/ 2 RICHLAND 247,599 4 WABASH 2/ 1 OTHER 1,006,156 TOTAL ILLIN O1~ 2,192,684 18

INDIANA BARTHOLOMEW 505,986 6 CLARK 629,053 6 CLAY 1,146,352 8 CRAWFORD 174,187 4 DAVIESS 2,695,764 53 DEARBORN 189,021 3 DECATUR 332,450 8 DELAWARE 2/ 1 DUBOIS 4,388,875 26 ELKHART 489,270 40 FAYE'I-I'E 2/ 1 FLOYD 2/ 1 FRANKLIN 469,783 8 GIBSON 1,180,331 14 GRANT 2/ 1 GREENE 345,462 4 HARRISON 1,475,354 18 HENRY 2/ 1 JACKSON 1,654,425 7 JASPER 575,260 4 JEFFERSON 319,630 4 JENNINGS 2/ 1 JOHNSON 2/ 1 KNOX 2/ 1 KOSCIUSKO 102,772 4 LaG RANGE 277,132 38 LAWRENCE 325,260 4 MARION 2/ 1 MARSHALL 25,535 6 MARTIN 392,430 5 MONROE 2/ 2 MORGAN 648,813 4 NOBLE 163,034 16 OHIO 2/ 2 ORANGE 247,060 3 OWEN 2/ 1 PERRY 1,077,980 8 PIKE 2/ 1 POSEY 1,220,054 10 RIPLEY 1,067,753 15 RUSH 746,053 3 ST, JOSEPH 81,962 3 SCOTT 2/ 2

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SPENCER 761,231 11 SULLIVAN 2/ 1 SWITZERLAND 440,050 7 UNION 2/ 1 VANDERBURGH 694,227 7 VIGO 2/ 2 WARRICK 617,295 7 WASHINGTON 1,808,573 25 WAYNE 2/ 1 WHITLEY 2/ 2 OTHER 3,541,916 2/ TOTAL INDIAN/ 30,810,353 413

TOTAL IOW,a 48,860 1_./ 4

KENTUCKY. ADAIR 5,844,807 76 ALLEN 2/ 1 ANDERSON 784,539 10 BALLARD 2/ 2 BARREN 2,655,890 24 BATH 402,506 12 BOONE 282,245 6 BOURBON 2/ 1 BOYLE 525,186 6 BRACKEN 202,201 4 BRECKINRIDGE 225,119 6 BULLITT 217,525 4 CALDWELL 736,312 6 CAMPBELL 83,247 3 CARLISLE 2-/ 1 CARROLL 163,303 3 CASEY 2,065,128 37 CHRISTIAN 1,613,350 37 CLARK 2-/ 1 CLAY 2-/ 1 CLINTON 1,253,883 21 CRITTENDEN 160,120 4 CUMBERLAND 369,666 10 DAVI ESS 599,468 6 EDMONSON 624,197 9 FAYE]-FE 396,981 3 FLEMING 6,625,991 87 FLOYD 2/ 1 FRANKLIN 2/ 2 GALLATIN • 2-/ 2 GARRARD 945,581 18 GRANT 263,730 5 GRAYSON 2,749,288 32 GREEN 1,817,268 37 HARDIN 933,716 11 HARRISON 194,222 7 HART 1,970,257 35 HENRY 1,560,866 20 HOPKINS 2/ 1 JACKSON 647,921 9 JESSAMINE 230,387 3

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ISTATE AND POUNDS NO. ICOUNTY OF MILK PROD.

KENTON 406,184 5 LARUE 2,002,428 14 LAUREL 445,994 10 LEWIS 1,110,341 20 LINCOLN 5,114,439 91 LIVINGSTON 2/ 1 LYON 2/ 1 McCRACKEN 2/ 1 McLEAN 2/ 1 MADISON 337,109 6 MARION 4,676,287 49 MASON 2,911,134 39 MEADE 2/ 2 MERCER 2,302,702 28 METCALFE 1,699,771 21 MONROE 2,817,060 20 MONTGOMERY 391,424 5 MUHLENBURG 2/ 1 NELSON 5,420,491 59 NICHOLAS 92,187 3 OLDHAM 602,264 7 OWEN 253,825 6 PENDLETON 416,310 8 PULASKI 3,581,547 51 ROBERTSON 172,167 6 ROCKCASTLE 796,524 16 ROWAN 2/ 1 RUSSELL 3,164,432 54 SHELBY 3,501,986 50 SPENCER 1,181,372 21 TAYLOR 2,335,056 33 TODD 639,018 11 TRIMBLE 256,183 6 WARREN 1,377,518 11 WASHINGTON 3,084,122 44 WAYN E 505,285 10 OTHER 1,583,129 2/ TOTAL KENTUCKY 90,523,189 1,276

MARYLAND ALLEGANY 2/ 1 CAROLINE 2/ 1 CARROLL 2/ 1 FREDERICK 5,619,900 4 GARRETT 917,811 15 KENT 2/ 1 WASHINGTON 2/ 1 OTHER 4,767,399 2/ TOTAL MARYLAN[ 11,305,110 24

MICHIGAN ALLEGAN 2/ 1 BARRY 2/ 1 HURON 2/ 1 IONIA 2/ 1 KALAMAZOO 2/ 1 MONTCALM 2/ 1

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STATE AND " POUNDS ' NO. I COUNTY OF MILK PROD.

MUSKEGON 2/ 2 ST. JOSEPH 2/ 1 SANILAC 130~947 5 OTHER 5,594,752 2/ TOTAL MICHIGAI~ 5,725,699 2/ 14

MISSOURI DOUGLAS 2/ 2 HOWELL 427,946 18 LaCLEOE 2/ 2 OREGON 2/ 1 OZARK 150,300 5 PHELPS 2/ 2 TEXAS 140,020 4 WRIGHT 270,366 8 OTHER 250,214 2/ TOTAL MISSOUR 1,238,846 42

NL=W YORK GENESEE 1/ 2 MONROE 1/ 1 WYOMING _1/ 2 TOTAL.NEW YORK 11,720,492 1/ 5

NORTH CAROLINA ALAMANCE 3,385,868 21 ALEXANDER 4,011,413 22 ALLEG HAN Y 4,714,152 24 ANSON 2/ 2 ASHE 338,923 3 BUNCOMBE 2,554,012 13 BURKE 2/ 2 CABARRUS 442,526 5 CALDWELL 2/ 1 CASWELL 2/ 2 CATAWBA 989,544 6 CHATHAM 930,133 7 CHEROKEE 279,118 3 CLAY 2/ 1 CLEVELAND 820,057 5 DAV1DSON 2,409,520 16 DAVIE 1,054,266 13 DUPLIN 2/ 2 DURHAM 247,525 3 FORSYTH 433,456 5 FRANKLIN 2/ 1 GASTON 2,284,581 10. GRANVILLE 665,860 7 GUILFORD 2,751,343 11 HALIFAX 554,940 4 HARNETT 2/ 1 HAYWOOD 2,466,423 12 HENDERSON 3,601,804 7 HOKE 2/ 2 IREDELL 14,266,922 56 JACKSON 2/ 2 LENOIR 2/ 1



STATE AND POUNDS NO. COUNTY OF MILK PROD

LINCOLN 2,395,584 8 McDOWELL 345,294 3 MACON 2/ 2 MADISON 2/ 1 MECKLENBURG 553,864 5 NASH 2/ 1 ORANGE 2,442,476 16 PERSON 2/ 2 POLK 231,149 3 RANDOLPH 9,587,602 29 ROCKINGHAM 694,474 3 ROWAN 4,047,990 22 RUTHERFORD 377,239 5 SAMPSON 2/ 1 STANLY 763,427 3 STOKES 2/ 2 SURRY 1,899,530 11 UNION 461,616 4 WAKE 2/ 2 WARREN " 665,936 3 WATAUGA 204,392 3 WAYNE 2/ 2 WILKES 2,.191,063 5 YADKIN 4,604,418 19 YANCEY 2/ 1 OTHER 5,750,828 2/ TOTAL NORTH CAROLIN.,I 86,439,266 426

OHIO ADAMS 298,169 6 ASHLAND 2,210,881 7 BROWN 3O4,O86 7 BUTLER 196,473 19 CLERMONT 2/ 2 CLINTON 309,802 5 FAYETTE 2/ 2 HAMILTON 2/ 1 HIGHLAND 2/ 2 HOLMES 1,068,361 6 KNOX 2/ 2 LICKING 2/ 1 LORAIN 2/ 1 MADISON 2/ 1 MAHONING 2/ 2 PREBLE 69,230 10 RICHLAND 2/ 2 ROSS 191,351 5 WARREN 2/ 2 WAYNE 2/ 1 WILLIAMS 2/ 1 OTHER 7,417,709 TOTAL OHIC 12,066,062 85

PENNSYLVANIA ADAMS 5,366,866 4 BEDFORD 169,925 3 BLAIR 8,001,007 16




CENTRE 806,644 ' 4 CHESTER 2/ 1 CUMBERLAND 5,100,136 60 DAUPHIN 2/ 1 FAYETTE 672,161 5 FRANKLIN 4,497,125 58 FULTON 2/ 2 HUNTINGDON 4,939,573 13 INDIANA 909,153 5 JUNIATA 355,327 16 LANCASTER 8,098,038 10 PERRY 2/ 2 SOMERSET 3,717,408 53 WASHINGTON 2/ 1 YORK 2/ 1 OTHER 1,931,091 2/ TOTAL PENNSYLVANII

SOUTH CAROLINA

44,564,454 255

ABBEVILLE 2/ 2 ANDERSON 1,536,222 10 BAMBERG 1,471,374 8 CHESTER 1,007,753 4 DARLINGTON 2/ 2 DORCHESTER 2/ 1 EDGEFIELD 755,468 5 FAIRFIELD 2/ 1 GREENVILLE 508,896 3 GREENWOOD 2/ 2 LANCASTER 2/ 1 LAURENS 1,213,547 8 LEE 2/ 1 LEXINGTON 2/ 2 NEWBERRY 5,930,591 19 OCONEE 2/ 2 ORANGEBURG 5,353,540 15 PICKENS 377,319 3 RICHLAND 2/ 1 SALUDA 1,785,490 9 SPARTANBURG 2,884,120 9 SUMTER 2/ 1 YORK 1,280,396 6 OTHER 2,749,539 2/ TOTAL SOUTH CAROLINI 26;854,255 115

TENNESSEE ANDERSON 2/ 1 BEDFORD 277,721 4 BLEDSOE 725,208 6 BLOUNT 808,312 9 BRADLEY 3,696,144 25 CAMPBELL 2/ , 1 CANNON 129,052 3 CARTER 709,911 6 CLAIBORNE 884,525 9 COCKE 746,601 13 COFFEE 1,822,936 13

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CUMBERLAND 2,012,353 11 DAVIDSON 2/ 2 DeKALB 162,982 3 DICKSON 2/ 1 FENTRESS 501,056 8 FRANKLIN 1,218,723 9 GRAINGER 1,020,085 11 GREENE 6,306,594 75 GRUNDY 2/ 1 HAMBLEN 968,140 10 HAMILTON 698,366 7 HAWKINS 604,132 9 HUMPHREYS 2/ 2 JACKSON 2/ 1 JEFFERSON 1,690,555 15 JOHNSON 295,442 3 KNOX 632,210 6 LINCOLN 2/ 1 LOUDON 5,548,874 31 McMINN 5,170,045 41 MACON 2/ 2 MARION 2/ 1 MEIGS 557,905 7 MONROE 5,825,058 40 MONTGOMERY 2/ 1 MORGAN 221,932 5 OVERTON 573,128 4 POLK 1,952,101 8 PUTNAM 414,564 3 RHEA 245,646 5 ROANE 176,060 3 RUTHERFORD 914,454 14 SCOFF 2/ 2 SEQUATCHIE 2/ 1 SEVIER 2/ 1 SMITH 414,991 7 SULLIVAN 852,090 6 UNION 2/ 1 VAN BUREN 2/ 1 WARREN 1,347,433 18 WASHINGTON 6,818,505 64 WHITE 1,823,528 17 WILLIAMSON 2/ 1 WILSON 926,497 14 OTHER 2,219,522 2/ TOTAL TENNESSEE 61,913,381 563

TOTAL TEXAS 165.592 11 9

VIRGINIA ALBEMARLE 2/ 1 ALLEGHANY 2/ 2 AMELIA 2/ 2 APPOMA]-FOX 795,084 9 AUGUSTA 6,997,514 48 BEDFORD 2,489,010 19 BLAND 1,149,761 9

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STATE AND POUNDS NO. COUNTY OF MILK PROD.:

BOTETOURT 1,886,969 12 BRUNSWICK 2/ 2 BUCKINGHAM 2/ 2 CAMPBELL 1,504,839 8 CARROLL 1,332,342 12 CHARLOTTE 1,373,552 24 CLARKE 258,063 3 CRAIG 286,608 3 CULPEPER 476,561 15 CUMBERLAND 2/ 1 FAUQU IER 1,845,792 28 FLOYD 1,320,662 13 FLUVANNA 2/ 1 FRANKLIN 11,254,000 66 FREDERICK 235,357 3 GILES 2/ 1 GOOCHLAND 2/ 2 GRAYSON 2,845,570 24 GREENE 121,812 4 HALIFAX 2/ 2 HENRY 2/ 2 HIGHLAND 2/ 1 LOUDOUN 2J 2 LOUISA 2/ 2 MADISON 1,192,524 8 MECKLENBURG 1,086,508 7 MONTGOMERY 3,156,870 27 NO'I-rOWAY 2/ 2 ORANGE 1,195,040 11 PATRICK 1,560,105 4 PITTSYLVANIA 3,153,294 11 POWHATAN 148,411 3 PRINCE EDWARD 2/ 2 PRINCE GEORGE 2/ 1 PRINCE WILLIAM 727,068 9 PULASKI 1,878,805 12 ROANOKE 2/ 1 ROCKBRIDGE 1,628,060 8 ROCKINGHAM 21,218,579 207 RUSSELL 582,631 9 SCOTT 308,661 4 S H ENANDOAH 1,668,126 15 SMYTH 3,241,837 22 SPOTSYLVANIA 1,664,779 5 TAZEWELL 1,467,114 10 WARREN 2/ 1 WASHINGTON 4,783,252 25 WISE 2/ 1 WYTHE 4,960,294 38 OTHER 2,406,957 2/ TOTAL VIRGINIA 94,202,411 766

WEST VIRGINIA BERKELEY 204,179 4 GREENBRIER 2,415,214 14 JEFFERSON 796,766 3 MONROE 1,895,329 14

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NICHOLAS 2/ 1 PRESTON 337,815 3 SUMMERS 2/ 2 OTHER 388,781 2/

TOTAL WEST VIRGINM 6,038,084 41

TOTAL KANSAS AND WISCONSIN 5,511,848 11 4

IMARKET TOTAL 503,975,712 4,162 I

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ALABAMA CLEBURNE 1/ 1 DeKALB 1/ 1 JACKSON 1/ 2 RANDOLPH ! / 1

I t ARKANSAS CONWAY _2/ 2 FRANKLIN 34,460 3 FULTON _2/ 2 HOT SPRING _2/ 1 IZARD _2/ 2 LOGAN 2/ 2 LONOKE _2/ 2 SALINE 2/ 2 SHARP _2/ I

WHITE 21,877 3 OTHER 175,079 _2/

GEORGIA APPLING _2/ 1 BALDWIN _2/ 1 BARTOW _2/ 2 BIBB 596,459 4 BROOKS _2/ 2 BURKE 566,053 5 CANDLER _2/ 1 CARROLL 542,784 4 COFFEE _2/ 2 COLQUI'I-[" _2/ 2 COLUMBIA _2/ 2 COOK 2/ 1 COWETA 507,520 3 DOOLY _2/ 1 ELBERT _2/ 1 EMANUEL 2/ 1 FANNIN _2/ 2 GLASCOCK _2/ 1 GORDON _2/ 2 GREENE 243,688 15 HALL _2/ 1 HART _2/ 2 HOUSTON 582,077 5 JEFFERSON 471,168 7 JENKINS 2,811,511 13 JONES _2/ 1 L:.AMAR _2/ 2 LAURENS 574,845 4 LEE _2/ 1 McDUFFIE _2/ 1 MACON 3,495,706 20 MADISON 2/ 1 MARION 2/ 1 MERIWETHER 2/ 2 MITCHELL 21 1

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STATE ANO POUNDS NO. I COUNTY OF MILK PROD. I

MONROE 966,093 8 MORGAN _2/ 2 MURRAY _2/ 1 OGLETHORPE _2/ 2 PEACH _2/ 1 PIKE _2/ 2 PUTNAM 208,800 13 RANDOLPH _2/ 2 RICHMOND _2/ 2 SCREVEN _2/ 2 SEMINOLE _2/ 1 SPAULDING _2/ 2 STEPHENS _2/ 1 SUMTER 294,623 4 TALBOT _2/ 1 TALIAFERRO _2/ 2 TIFF 207,472 3 TROUP _2/ 2 UNION 335,234 4 UPSON _2/ 1 WALKER _2/ 2 WARREN 613,867 3 WASHINGTON _2/ 2 WHITFIELD _2/ 1 WILCOX 431,465 4 OTHER 9,751,797 _2/

~OTALGEORGI~ 183 / L - - 4

ILLINOIS EDWARDS _2/ 1 EFFINGHAM 2_/ 1 JOHNSON _2/ 1 RICHLAND 323,670 4 WABASH _2/ 1 OTHER 666,936 _2/

INDIANA BARTHOLOMEW 670,440 6 CLARK 639,114 6 CLAY 1,279,639 7 CRAWFORD 277,930 4 DAVIESS 2°974,022 51 DEARBORN _2/ 2 DECATUR 812,681 6 DUBOIS 4,909,867 25 FLOYD _2/ 1 FRANKLIN _2J 1 GIBSON 1,476,424 14 GRANT _2/ 1 GREENE 371,251 4 HARRISON 1,875,398 18 HENRY _2_/ 1 JACKSON 1,244,188 7 JASPER 36,187,073 7 JEFFERSON 359,969 4 JENNINGS _2/ 1 JOHNSON 2,090,280 12 KNOX _2/ 1

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STATE AND POUNDS NO. | i

COUNTY OF MILK PROD. I

LAWRENCE 407,166 3 MARION _2_/ 1 MARTIN 348,957 5 MONROE _2/ 2 MORGAN 403,232 4 OHIO _2/ 2 ORANGE 235,594 3 OWEN _2/ 1 PERRY 1,203,434 8 PIKE _2/ 1 POSEY 1,489,655 10 RI PLEY 1,304,567 14 RUSH _2/ I SCOTT _2/ 2 SHELBY 153,046 5 SPENCER 784,627 11 SULLIVAN _2/ 1 SWITZERLAND 505,035 7 VANDERBURGH 600,733 7 VIGO _2/ 2 WARRICK 723,236 7 WASHINGTON 2,924,765 23 WAY N E _2/ 1 OTHER 4,197,797 2_/

IOWA BREMER 2/ 1 CHICKASAW 434,114 7 FAYETTE _2/ 2 HOWARD 575,660 9 MITCHELL _2/ 1 WlNNESHIEK 242,565 5 OTHER 208,019 2/

KANSAS DECATUR !1 1 GOVE 1/ I KEARNY 1/ t NORTON 1/ 2 RAWLINS 11 2

KENTUCKY ADAIR 6,673,143 73 ALLEN 2./ 1 ANDERSON 858,408 10 BALLARD _2J 2 BARREN 3,941,057 30 BATH 407,056 11 BOONE 336,976 6 BOURBON _2/ 1 BOYLE 524,674 6 BRACKEN 247,179 4 BRECKINRIDGE 218,828 6' BULLITT 250,530 4 CALDWELL 868,877 6 CAMPBELL - 3 - 91,109 3

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S T A T E A N D P O U N D S NO. I C O U N T Y OF MILK P R O D . I

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CARLISLE 2/ 1 CARROLL 163,558 3 CARTER _2/ 2 CASEY 2,301,699 35 CHRISTIAN 2,202,494 39 CLARK 2/ 1 CLAY _2_/ 1 CLINTON 1,443,264 22 CRITTENDEN 158,782 4 CUMBERLAND 434,918 10 DAVIESS 681,333 5 EDMONSON 673,611 8 FAYETTE 382,838 3 FLEMING 7,086,653 85 FLOYD _2/ 1 GALLATIN _2/ 2 GARRARD 1,360,581 20 GRANT 248,203 5 GRAYSON 2,936,802 32 GREEN 1,955,930 37 HARDIN 1,073,086 12 HARRISON 164,787 6 HART 2,261,380 34 HENRY 1,544,352 17 HOPKINS _2./ 1 JACKSON 579,770 8 JESSAMINE 196,912 3 KENTON 422,267 5 LARUE 2,141,461 14 LAUREL 486,480 10 LEWIS 1,094,774 19 LINCOLN 5,497,809 91 LIVINGSTON _2/ 1 LYON _2/ 1 McCRACKEN 2/ 1 McLEAN _2/ 1 MADISON 377,374 6 MARION 5,329,211 50 MASON 3,158,174 40 MEADE _2/ 2 MERCER 2,064,475 24 METCALFE 2,086,085 21 MONROE 3,094,856 20 MONTGOMERY 408,425 5 MUHLENBERG 2/ 1 NELSON 5,776,671 57 NICHOLAS 106,685 3 OLDHAM 718,603 7 OWEN 282,631 6 PENDLETON 491,126 9 PULASKI 3,710,299 49 ROBERTSON 171,745 6 ROCKCASTLE 684,186 14 ROWAN 2/ 2 RUSSELL 3,670,989 50 SHELBY 3,763,632 50 SPENCER 1,073,196 18 TAYLOR 2,481,462 32 TODD 656,605 10

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TRIMBLE 247,535 6 WARREN 1,547,295 10 WASHINGTON 3,187,172 39 WAYN E 488,145 9 OTHER 2,152,449 _2/

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MARYLAND ALLEGANY 145,353 3 BALTIMORE _2/ 2 FREDERICK _2/ 1 GARRETT 1,584,676 25 HARFORD 2/ 1 WASHINGTON 2/ 1 OTHER 1,313,620 _2/

MICHIGAN ALCONA _2/ I ALLEGAN 2/ 1 ALPENA _2/ 1 BARRY _2/ 1 EATON 165,808 5 IONIA 261,916 4 KALAMAZOO _2J 1 MISSAUKEE 1,077,535 3 MONTCALM _2/ 1 MONTMORENCY _2/ 1 MUSKEGON 6,286,640 3 NEWAYGO _2/ 1 OGEMAW 586,368 4 PRESQUE ISLE 41,097 6 OTHER 7,936,978 _2/

MISSOURI DOUGLAS _2/ 2 HOWELL 29,901 5 LaCLEDE 31,984 3 OREGON _2/ 1 OZARK 28,838 3 PHELPS _2/ 2 TEXAS 33,668 4 WEBSTER _2/ 1 WRIGHT 83,281 6 OTHER 101,723 _2/

NEBRASKA CHASE 1/ 1 KEITH 1/ 1 NUCKOLLS 1/ 1 THAYER 1/ 2 WEBSTER 1/ 2

I TOTAL NEBRAS~ 71

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I S T A T E A N D ..... . . . . . . . "'~' P O U N D S .... NO. I I COUNT OF MILK ,, PRO, O. I

NEW MEXICO CHAVES 20,051,086 4

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NEW YORK CAYUGA 612,621 3 FULTON _2/ 1 MONTGOMERY _2/ 1 ONEIDA _2/ 1 RENSSELAER _2/ 1 TIOGA 88,083 3 WASHINGTON _2/ 1 OTHER 585,306 _2/

NORTH CAROLINA ALAMANCE 3,764,520 20 ALEXANDER 4,883,963 23 ALLEGHANY 4,635,185 24 ANSON _2J 2 ASHE 293,551 3 BUNCOMBE 2,773,507 13 BURKE _2/ 1 CABARRUS 493,917 5 CALDWELL _2/ 1 CASWELL _2/ 2 CATAWBA 1,248,055 6 CHATHAM 1,021,493 7 CHEROKEE _2/ 2 CLAY 2/ I CLEVELAND 1,024,304 5 DAVlDSON 2,830,996 15 DAVlE 1,173,202 13 DUPLIN 2/ 2 DURHAM 324,730 3 FORSYTH 684,008 5 GASTON 3,025,494 10 GRANVILLE 461,201 7 GUILFORD 3,103,782 11 HALIFAX 600,915 4 HARNETT _2/ 1 HAYWOOD 2,772,343 12 HENDERSON 3,859,465 7 HOKE _2/ 2 IREDELL 16,065,829 53 JACKSON _2/ 2 LENOIR 2/ 1 LINCOLN 2,805,734 8 McDOWELL 429,095 3 MACON 2/ 2 MADISON _2/ 1 MECKLENBURG 658,121 5 NASH _2/ 1 ORANGE 3,189,188 17 PERSON _2/ 2 POLK 279,516 3 RANDOLPH 12,041,701 29 ROCKINGHAM 778,101 3 ROWAN 4,919,460 22

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STATE AND POUNDS NO. | COUNTY OF MILK PROD.I

RUTHERFORD 487,378 5 SAMPSON _2/ 1 STANLY 1,037,628 4 STOKES _2/ 2 SURRY 2,482,524 11 UNION 529,443 4 WAKE _2/ 2 WARREN 728,161 3 WATAUGA 172,502 3 WAY N E _2/ 2 WILKES 2,543,060 5 YADKIN 5,112,881 18 YANCEY _2/ 1 OTHER 5,684,561 2/

OHIO ADAMS 638,800 8 ASHLAND 1,473,729 4 AUGLAIZE 184,423 3 BELMONT 110,933 11 BROWN 312,186 7 BUTLER 33,205 7 CARROLL 96,022 6 CLERMONT 2/ 2 CLINTON 509,475 6 COLUMBIANA 109,551 3 COSHOCTON 599,524 7 FAYETTE 2J 2 GUERNSEY 62,192 3 HAMILTON _2/ 2 HARRISON 167,131 7 HIGHLAND _2/ 2 HOLMES 969,963 6 JEFFERSON 64,987 3 KNOX _2/ 2 LICKING 2/ 1 LORAIN 2/ 1 MADISON _2/ 1 MAHONING _2/ 2 MERCER _2/ 1 MONROE _2/ 2 MONTGOMERY _2/ 1 MUSKINGUM _2/ 1 PREBLE 33.236 4 RICHLAND 2/ 2 ROSS 290,183 4 SHELBY 403,109 4 STARK 1,943,390 3 TUSCARAWAS 525,229 5 WARREN _2/ 2 WAYN E 547,267 8 WILLIAMS _2/ 1 OTHER 3,487,881 _2/

I TOTAL O K ~ H O M A "-736,000 !/= " 51

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PENNSYLVANIA ARMSTRONG _2/ 1 BEDFORD 2,525,272 41 BLAIR 4,169,214 25 CENTRE 1,336,809 4 CLARION 1,875,544 19 CLEARFIELD 781,246 13 CLINTON _2/ 1 CRAWFORD _2/ 1 CUMBERLAND 2,669,293 45 DAUPHIN 1 ELK 690,419 13 ERIE 284,742 9 FAYETTE 1,022,946 16 FOREST _2/ 2 FRANKLIN 1,117,253 18 FULTON 179,080 4 GREENE 286,794 4 HUNTINGDON 1,955,529 20 JEFFERSON 239,765 4 JUNIATA 62,785 5 LANCASTER 5,025; 151 42 LAWRENCE 2./ 1 MERCER 238,944 4 SNYDER 185,070 13 SOMERSET 3,141,363 46 UNION 31,064 3 VENANGO 531,209 4 YORK 1,503,990 13 OTHER 666,978 2/

SOUTH CAROLINA ABBEVILLE 2/ 2 ANDERSON 1,834,893 10 BAMBERG 1,849,045 8 CHESTER 1,302,797 4 DARLINGTON 2/ 2 DORCHESTER _2/ 2 EDGEFtELD 1,181,323 7 FAIRFIELD _2/ 1 GREENVILLE 1,250,857 4 GREENWOOD 2/ 1 LANCASTER _2/ 1 LAURENS 1,505,304 7 LEE _2/ 1 LEXINGTON _2/ 2 NEWBERRY 7,418,318 19 OCONEE _2/ 2 ORANGEBURG 6,724,454 15 PtCKENS 647,071 5 SALUDA 2,191,027 9 SPARTANBURG 3,206,356 9 SUMTER 2./ 1 YORK 1,594,934 6 OTHER 3,275,246 _2/

I ~OTAL SOUTH CAROLINA 33i981,625 , 1181

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TENNESSEE ANDERSON _2/ 2 BEDFORD 275.937 4 BLEDSOE 584.150 5 BLOUNT 1.028.655 10 BRADLEY 4.101.929 24 CAMPBELL _2/ 1 CANNON 140.059 3 CARTER 855.924 6 CLAIBORNE 1.065.798 8 COCKE 885.088 12 COFFEE 1.875,009 13 CUMBERLAND 1.786,274 10 DAVtDSON _2/ 2 DeKALB 184.673 3 DICKSON _2/ 1 FENTRESS 597.766 9 FRANKLIN 1,494.369 9 GRAINGER 1.035,008 10 GREENE 6.795.275 75 GRUNDY 2/ 1 HAMBLEN 1,161.374 11 HAMILTON 662.972 6 HAWKINS 675,566 9 HUMPHREYS 2/ 2 JACKSON 2/ 1 JEFFERSON 2.042.847 15 JOHNSON 335,466 3 KNOX 752.832 6 LOUDON 6,934.171 32 McMINN 5.831,020 40 MACON 2/ I MARION 2/ 1 MEIGS 585,069 7 MONROE 7.528.522 39 MONTGOMERY 2/ 1 MORGAN 302.390 5 OVE RTON 654.841 4 POLK 2.332.790 8 PUTNAM 396.149 3 RHEA 270.336 5 ROANE 198.811 3 RUTHERFORD 1,025.431 13 SCOTT _2/ 2 SEQUATCHIE 2/ 1 SEVIER _2/ 1 SMITH 449.048 7 SULLIVAN 958,935 7 UNION _2/ 1 VAN BUREN -2/ 1 WARREN 1.280.588 16 WASHINGTON 7.400.608 61 WHITE 2,150.479 16 WILLIAMSON _2/ 1 WILSON 918.361 7 OTHER 2.603,273 _2/

I TOTALTENNESSEE 70,157,793: : 5441

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STATE AND POUNDS NO. COUNTY OF MILK PROD.[

VIRGINIA ALBEMARLE 2_/ 1 ALLEGHANY 2/ 2 APPOMATTOX 905,396 9 AUGUSTA 9,007,353 58 BEDFORD 2,523,598 20 BLAND 1,078,265 9 BOTETOURT 1,985,420 12 BRUNSWICK 2/ 1 BUCKINGHAM _2/ 2 CAMPBELL 1,726,754 8 CAROLINE _2/ 1 CARROLL 1,359,204 12 CHARLOTTE 1,518,320 19 CLARKE 1,850,931 4 CRAIG 311,255 3 CULPEPER 1,525,143 17 CUMBERLAND _2_/ 1 DINWIDDIE 2/ 1 FAUQUIER 4,811,036 33 FLOYD 1,334,032 13 FLUVANNA _2/ 1 FRANKLIN 12,644,120 67 FREDERICK 599,029 3 GILES 2/ 1 GOOCHLAND 241,602 3 GRAYSON 2,918,880 24 GREENE 652,516 4 HALIFAX _2/ 2 HANOVER 123,289 6 HENRY 2/ 2 HIGHLAND 2/ 1 KING WILLIAM _2/ 1 LOUDOUN _2/ 2 LOUISA _2/ 2 MADISON ! ,744,353 8 MECKLENBURG 1,139,758 4 MONTGOMERY 3,440,389 27 NOTTOWAY _2/ 2 ORANGE 1,995,629 12 PAGE _2/ 1 PATRICK 1,772,255 4 PIt-i-SYLVANIA 2,760,193 10 POWHATAN 174,648 3 PRINCE EDWARD _2/ 2 PRINCE GEORGE _2/ 1 PRINCE WILLIAM 1,531,664 9 PULASKI 1,881,576 12 ROCKBRIDGE 1,900,807 9 ROCKINGHAM 30,441,237 240 RUSSELL 438,882 7 SCOTT 304,620 4 SHENANDOAH 1,751,262 10 SMYTH 3,427,265 23 SPOTSYLVANIA 1,769,675 5 STAFFORD 2/ 1 TAZEWELL 1,514,455 10 WARREN _2/ 1 WASHINGTON 4,661,937 24

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WISE 2/ 1 WWHE 4,6e4,456 37 OTHER 4,022,815 _2/

WEST VIRGINIA BARBOUR 88,593 4 BERKELEY 37,153 5 GREENBRIER 2,419,946 14 HARRISON 71,082 3 JEFFERSON 352,818 8 LEWIS _2/ 1 MINERAL _2/ 2 MONONGALIA 151,282 3 MONRIE 2,128,888 15 NICHOLAS _2/ 1 PRESTON 715,289 11 RANDOLPH 293,642 3 SUMMERS _2/ 2 TAYLOR 65,952 4 TUCKER _2/ 1 OTHER 560,655 _2/

WISCONSIN BUFFALO 460,513 3 CHIPPEWA _2/ 1 DODGE _2/ 1 FOND DU LAC _2/ 1 JACKSON 1,260,009 7 LAFAYETTE 2/ 1 SHEBOYGAN _2/ 1 TREM PEALEAU 1,156,584 4 OTHER 4,049,989 _2/

1~Milk pounds shown in total only. 2/Mi lk pounds shown as "Other" for counties with less than 3 producers.

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PRODUCER MILK BY STA~rE AND COUNTY - JIJNE 2001 I I

APPALACHIAN I FEDERAL ORDER NO. 5 I

STATE AND POUNDS NO. ] COUNTY OF MILK PROD. I

ALABAMA CHEROKEE ~ 2 CLEBURNE ~ 1 DeKALB ~ 3 JACKSON ~ 2

ITOTAL. ALABAMA 562,656 1/

ARKANSAS

81

BOONE _2/ 2 CLEBURNE 46,655 5 CONWAY 336,234 20 FAULKNER 43,372 5 FRANKLIN 83,322 5 HOT SPRING _2/ 1 LOGAN 52,930 5 LONOKE _2/ 1 MARION _2/ 1 POPE 2/ 1 PRAIRIE 2/ 1 SALINE 2/ 2 S EARCY 122,998 12 STONE 2/ 1 VAN BUREN 127,156 12 WASHINGTON 2/ 1 WHITE 82,469 8 OTHER 115,874 2/

IT OTAL ARKANSAS 1,011,010 831

GEORGIA APPLING 2/ 1 BALDWIN 2/ 1 BARTOW 2/ 2 BIBB 160,902 4 BROOKS 2/ 1 BURKE 573,462 5 CANDLER _2/. 1 CARROLL 463,835 4 COFFEE _2/ 2 COLQUITT 39,632 3 COLUMBIA _2/ 2 COOK _2/ 1 DOOLY _2./ 2 ELBERT _2/ 1 EMANUEL _2/ 1 FANNIN _2/ 2 GLASCOCK 2/ 1 GORDON 2./ 2 GREENE 302,393 11 HALL _2/ 1 HART 2/ 2 HOUSTON 302,079 4 JEFFERSON 365,272 5 JENKINS 2,670,868 13 JONES 53,495 4 LAURENS 206,251 4 LEE _2/ 1 McDUFFIE _2/ 1 MACON 1,740,199 23 MADISON 2/' 1 MARION 2/ 1 MERIWETHER _2/ 1 MONROE 223,289 7 MORGAN - 1 - 64,442 3

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FEDERAL ORDER NO. 5 J STATE AND " POUNDS NO. |


MURRAY 2/ 1 PEACH _2/ 1 PUTNAM 485,880 19 RANDOLPH _2/ 1 RICHMOND 2/ 2 SCREVEN _2/ 2 STEPHENS _2/ 1 SUMTER 164,923 4 TALBOT _2/ 1 THOMAS _2/ 1 TIFF 81,096 3 TROUP 2./ 2 UNION 281,811 4 WALKER _2/ 2 WARREN 747,973 3 WASHINGTON 2/ 2 WHITFIELD _2/ 1 WILCOX 168,873 4 OTHER 7,048,317 2/

ITOTAL GEORGIA 16,144,992 1721

ILLINOIS BOND 2/ I EDWARDS _2/ 1 EFFINGHAM _2/ 1 JOHNSON 2/ 1 MACOUPIN _2/ 1 MADISON _2/ 2 RICHLAND 283,020 4 WABASH 2/ 1 OTHER 572,015 _2/ ITOTAL ILLINOIS 855,035 121

INDIANA ADAMS _2/ 1 BARTHOLOMEW 492,219 6 CLARK 597,813 6 CLAY 1,233,809 7 CRAWFORD 260,072 4 DAVlESS 2,493,896 51 DEARBORN _2/ 2 DECATUR 796,710 6 DUBOIS 4,355,488 23 FLOYD 2/ 1 FRANKLIN 712,834 3 GIBSON 1,319,875 15 GRANT _2/ 1 GREENE 322,395 4 HARRISON 1,536,863 18 HENRY 2/ 1 JACKSON 1,857,807 7 JASPER 11,117,200 7 JEFFERSON 354,347 4 JENNINGS _2/ 1 JOHNSON _2/ 1 KNOX _2/ 1 LAWRENCE 338,104 3 MARION _2/ 1 MARSHALL 2/ 1 MARTIN 308,231 5 MONROE _2/ 2 MORGAN 464,468 4 OHIO ~ 2 - 304,867 3

PRODUCER MILK BY STATE AND COUNTY - JUNE 2001 ] I

APPALACHIAN I FEDERAL ORDER NO, 5 I


ORANGE 241,593 3 OWEN _2/ 1 PERRY 808,276 6 PIKE _2/ 1 POSEY 939,827 10 RIPLEY 1,249,072 13 RUSH 2/ 2 SCOTT _2/ 2 SPENCER 739,724 11 STEUBEN 2/ 1 SULLIVAN 2/ 1 SWITZERLAND 458,101 7 UNION _2,/ 1 VANDERBURGH 596,593 7 VIGO _2/ 2 WARRICK 585,694 7 WASHINGTON 2,541,982 22 WAYNE 1,095,754 4 WELLS 2/ 1 OTHER 9,029,269 _2/

I TOTAL INDIANA 47,152,883 2911

IOWA BREMER 2/ 1 CHICKASAW 446,064 7 FAYETTE _2/ 2 HOWARD 541,338 9 MITCHELL _2/ 1 WINNESHIEK 252,852 5 OTHER 193,179 _2/

ITOTAL IOWA 1,433,433 251

KENTUCKY ADAIR 6,805,513 72 ALLEN _2/ 1 ANDERSON 772,239 11 BALLARD _2./ 2 BARREN 1,548,327 19 BATH 378,824 12 BOONE 294,508 5 BOURBON 2/ 1 BOYLE 519,059 6 BRACKEN 369,778 4 BRECKINRIDGE 166,938 6 BULLITT 214,900 4 CALDWELL 692,390 6 CAMPBELL 99,827 3 CARLISLE 2./ 1 CARROLL 163,482 3 CARTER 2/ 2 CASEY 2,213,593 36 CHRISTIAN 1,829,879 39 CLARK 2/ 1 CLAY 2/ 1 CLINTON 1,219,343 21 CRITTENDEN 174,021 4 CUMBERLAND 439,629 10 DAVIESS 470,149 5 EDMONSON 522,705 8 FAYETTE 352,808 3 FLEMING 7,112,998 87 FLOYD _2/ 1 FRANKLIN _2/ 1

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APPALACHIAN FEDERAL ORDER NO. 5 I

STATE AND POUNDS NO. ] COUNTY OF MIlK PROD. I

GALLATIN _2./ 2. GARRARD 1,330,356 20 GRANT 188,350 4 GRAYSON 2,027,073 29 GREEN 1,838,229 35 HARDIN 925,372 12 HARRISON 179,274 6 HART 1,696,224 33 H EN RY 1,496,686 17 HOPKINS _2/ 1 JACKSON 575,107' 7 JESSAMINE 190,378 3 KENTON 379,924 5 LARUE 1,956,561 14 LAUREL 503,430 10 LEWIS 1,165,855 20 LINCOLN 5,381,938 88 LIVINGSTON _2/ 1 LYON _2/ 1 McCRACKEN 2/ 1 McLEAN _2/ 1 MADISON 365,808 6 MARION 4,931,297 48 MASON 3,224,263 39 MEADE _2/ 2 MERCER 2,072,281 24 METCALFE 2,076,899 22 MONROE 3,000,647 20 MONTGOMERY 329,181 5 MUHLENBERG _2/ 1 NELSON 5,251,761 57 NICHOLAS 109,492 3 OLDHAM 489,627 5 OWEN 281,380 6 PENDLETON 422,361 8 PULASKI 3,590,403 49 ROBERTSON 213,431 7 ROCKCASTLE 764,551 14 ROWAN 2./ 2 RUSSELL 3,561,823 50 SHELBY 3,386,427 48 SPENCER 1,007,703 18 TAYLOR 2,119,951 29 TODD 590,819 10 TRIMBLE 259,913 6 WARREN 1,386,008 10 WASHINGTON 2,837,131 37 WAYNE 445,735 9 OTHER 2,010,836 _2/

ITOTAL KENTUCKY 90,925,395 1,2201

I TOTAL MARYLAND 10,025,244 1_/ 371

MICHIGAN ALLEGAN _2/ 1 EATON 305,525 5 IONIA 387,163 4 KALAMAZOO _2/ 1 MISSAUKEE 1,427,966 3 MONTCALM 2/ 1 MUSKEGON 6,576,480 3 NEWAYGO _2/ 1 OTHER 2,817,752 2/

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STATE AND POUNDS NO. |


I TOTAL MICHIGAN 11,514,886 19J

ITOTAL MINNESOTA 201,S73 it 4 I

ITOTAL MISSOURI 138,055 1/ 9l

NEW YORK CATTARAUGUS 2/ 1 CAYUGA 8,791,077 5 LIVINGSTON 2/ 2 MONTGOMERY _2/ 1 RENSSELAER 92/ 1 WYOMING 11,960,615 4 OTHER 8,052,302 _2/

ITOTAL NEW YORK 28,803,994 141

NORTH CAROLINA ALAMANCE 3,052,585 20 ALEXANDER 4,410,044 22 ALLEGHANY 4,484,684 23 ANSON _2/ 1 ASHE 322,535 3 BUNCOMBE 2,524,370 13 CABARRUS 387,623 5 CALDWELL 2/ 1 CASWELL 2/ 2 CATAWBA 1,076,225 6 CHATHAM 888,265 7 CHEROKEE 2/ 2 cLAY ~ 1 CLEVELAND 842,015 5 DAVIDSON 2,539,450 16 DAVIE 1,043,752 13 DUPLIN 92/ 2 DURHAM 278,755 3 FORSYTH 534,468 5 GASTON 2,472,785 10 GRANVILLE 634,243 7 GUILFORD 2,971,978 11 HALIFAX 743,650 4 HARNETT _2/ 1 HAYWOOD 2,710,664 12 HENDERSON 3,694,691 8 HOKE _2/ 2 IREDELL 15,254,807 53 JACKSON 92/ 2 LENOIR _2./ 1 LINCOLN 2,439,115 8 McDOWELL 368,734 3 MACON _2/ 1 MADISON _2/ 1 MECKLENBURG 566,934 5 NASH _2/ 1 ORANGE 2,629,254 16 PERSON _2/ 2 POLK 258,982 3 RANDOLPH 9,646,702. 27 ROCKINGHAM 639,171 3 ROWAN 4,059,594 22 RUTHERFORD 421,112 5 SAMPSON 2/ 1 STANLY 961,714 3 STOKES - 5 - 92/ 2


FEDERAL ORDER NO. 5 I STATE AND POUNDS NO.


SURRY 2,412,499 11 UNION 539,932 4 WAKE _2/ 2 WARREN 745,151 3 WATAUGA 157,868 3 WAYNE _2/ 2 WILKES 2,600,072 5 YADKIN 4,450,108 16 YANCEY _2/ 1 OTHER 5,009,988 2/

ITOTAL NORTHCAROUNA 88,774,519 4111

OHIO ADAMS 2,218,890 24 ASHLAND 1,637,013 4 ATHENS 319,150 3 BROWN 773,401 13 BUTLER 464,452 8 CLERMONT 220,152 7 CLINTON 714,743 8 FAYE3"[E 2/ 2 GALLIA _2/ 1 HAMILTON _2/ 1 HIGHLAND 522,548 5 HOLMES 389,202 4 KNOX _2/ 2 LICKING _2/ 1 LORAIN 2/ 1 MADISON 2/ 1 MAHONING _2/ 2 MEDINA 162,679 3 MEtGS _2/ 1 PREBLE 473,607 7 RICHLAND _2/ 2 ROSS 681,117 8 STARK _2/ 1 VINTON 2/ 1 WARREN _2/ 2 WAYNE 1,569,388 10 WILLIAMS 2/ 1 OTHER 4,026,269 _2/

PENNSYLVANIA ADAMS 5,545,162 3 BEDFORD 1,949,149 47 B ERKS 5,218,159 47 BLAIR 4,483,107 36 CENTRE 1,188,442 4 CLINTON 21 1 CUMBERLAND 2,428,648 23 DAUPHIN 1,027,411 6 FAYETTE 1,220,637 16 FRANKLIN 4,897,784 34 FULTON 729,601 5 GREENE 326,635 4 HUNTINGDON 5,699,897 21 INDIANA _2/ 1 JEFFERSON 2/ 2 JUNIATA 141,168 6 LANCASTER 15,564,515 80 LEBANON 2,625,892 2/ 24 LEHIGH 691,387 3

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PRODUCER MILK BYSTATEAND COUNTY-JUNE2001 I I

APPALACHIAN I FEDERALORDERNO. 5 I

STATE AND POUNDS NO. ] COUNTY' OF MILK PROD.|

MIFFLIN 2,777,661 28 SCHUYLKILL 556,645 7 SNYDER 1,138,239 13 SOMERSET 1,922,632 27 UNION 128,883 3 YORK 228,969 3 OTHER 2,218,557 _2/

I TOTAL PENNSYLVANIA 62,507;180 4441

SOUTH CAROLINA ABBI=-'VILLE 2/ 2 ANDERSON 1,562,752 11 BAMBERG 1,659,328 8 CHESTER 1,080,217 4 DARLINGTON 2/ 2 DORCHESTER _2/ 1 EDGEFIELD 997,605 6 FAIRFIELD _2/ 1 GREENVILLE 955,398 4 GREENWOOD _2/ 1 LANCASTER _2/ 1 LAURENS 1,258,848 7 LEE 2/ 1 LEXINGTON _2/ 2 NEWBERRY 6,148,192 19 OCONEE _2/ 2 ORANGEBURG 5,711,004 15 PICKENS 528,044 3 SALU DA 1,847,7.14 9 SPARTANBURG 2,719,573 9 SUMTER _2/ 1 YORK 1,392,044 6 OTHER 2,823,982 _2/

I TOTALSOUTH CAROLINA 28,684,681 115 J

SOUTH DAKOTA BON HOMME 26,350 3 HUTCHINSON _2/ 2 TURNER 71,554 7 YANKTON _2/ 2 OTHER 37,897 _2/

ITOTAL SOUTH DAKOTA 135,801 141

TENNESSEE ANDERSON _2/ 2 BLEDSOE 508,128 5 BLOUNT 461,532 8 BRADLEY 3,896,225 24 CAMPBELL _2/ 1 CANNON _2/ 2 CARTER 730,895 6 CLAIBORNE 1,159,223 9 COCKE 756,410 13 COFFEE 1,633,038 10 CUMBERLAND 1,831,297 11 DAVIDSON _2/ 1 DeKALB _2/ 1 FENTRESS 578,120 7 FRANKLIN 1,685,308 9 GRAINGER 757,111 10 GREENE 6,017,714 72 GRUNDY _2/ 1 HAMBLEN - 7 - 988,471 11




HAMILTON 562,908 6 • HARDIN 1

HAWKINS 582,200 8 JACKSON _2/ 1 JEFFERSON 1,902,320 16 JOHNSON 324,738 3 KNOX 614,523 6 LOUDON 5,269,626 32 McMINN 5,119,414 40 MACON _2/ 1 MARION 2/ 1 MEIGS 512,372 7 MONROE 4,509,933 38 MONTGOMERY _2/ 1 MORGAN 268,496 5 OVERTON 474,624 3 POLK 2,054,510 8 PUTNAM _2/ 1 RHEA 203,489 5 ROANE 98,029 3 SCOTT _2/ 2 SEQUATCHIE _2/ 1 SEVIER _2/ 1 SMITH 237,497 4 SULLIVAN 932,255 7 UNION _2/ 1 VAN BUREN _2/ 1 WARREN 1,042,625 13 WASHINGTON 7,061,920 61 WHITE 1,818,729 17 OTHER 1,648,166 2/

ITOTAL TENNESSEE 56,239,846 497J

VIRGINIA ALBEMARLE _2/ 1 ALLEGHANY 2_/ 2 APPOMATI'OX 786,793 10 AUGUSTA 8,198,836 57 BEDFORD 2,518,823 21 BLAND 1,023,010 9 BOTETOURT 1,607,771 10 BRUNSWICK _2/ 1 BUCKINGHAM _2/ 2 CAMPBELL 1,330,954 8 CAROLINE _2/ 2 CARROLL 1,220,114 11 CHARLOTTE 1,190,162 19 CLARKE 1,215,051 4 CRAIG 294,424 3 CULPEPER 905,652 18 CUMBERLAND _2/ 1 FAUQUIER 3,122,030 32 FLOYD 1,338,436 14 FLUVANNA _2/ 1 FRANKLIN 11,094,999 66 FREDERICK 460,435 3 GILES _~ 1 GOOCHLAND 226,544 3 GRAYSON 2,944,541 24 GREENE 550,575 4 HALIFAX _2/ 2 HANOVER 2/ 1 HENRY _2/ 2

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PRODUCER MILK BY STATE AND COUNTY - JUNE: 2001 I I


STATE AND POUNDS NO. I COUNTY OF MILK , PROD. I

HIGHLAND _2/ 1 LOUDOUN _2/ 2 LOUISA _2/ 1 MADISON 1,237,872 9 MECKLENBURG 347,639 6 MONTGOMERY 3,399,843 27 NOTTOWAY 2/ 2 ORANGE 1,482,773 12 PAGE 2./ 1 PATRICK 1,574,087 4 PITTSYLVANIA 3,133,693 10 POWHATAN 171,822 3 PRINCE EDWARD 2/ 2 PRINCE GEORGE _2/ 1 PRINCE WILLIAM 940,398 9 PULASKI 1,838,760 12 ROCKBRIDGE 1,585,084 9 ROCKINGHAM 29,866,231 233 RUSSELL 387,670 7 SCOTT 294,451 4 SHENANDOAH 1,674,563 10 SMYTH 3,348,374 22 SPOTSYLVANIA 1,612,254 6 STAFFORD 2/ 1 TAZEWELL 1,664,246 11 WARREN 2/ 1 WASHINGTON 4,925,189 23 WISE _2/ 1 WYTHE 4,471,773 36 OTHER 2.969.541 {TOTAL VIRGINIA 106,973,413 798 I.

WEST VIRGINIA BERKELEY 496,688 7 GREENBRIER 2,566,260 14 JEFFERSON 1,516,555 11 KANAWHA _2/ 1 MASON 1,062,068 6 MINERAL _2/ 2 MONONGALIA 265,166 3 MONROE 2,079,732 15 NICHOLAS _2/ 1 PRESTON 718,850 11 SUMMERS _2/ 2 WAYNE _2/ 2 OTHER 606.653 2/

ITOTAL WEST VIRGINIA ~.311,972 75J

ITOTAL WISCONSIN 2,787,087 1_/ 151

TOTAL DELAWARE, FLORIDA, KANSAS - 1711 OKLAHOMA AND TEXAS . . 3,652,063 1/

IMARKET TOTAL 582,008,429 4,403 I

1/Mil l ( pounds shown in total only. 2/Mi lk pounds shown as "Other" for counties with less than 3 producers.

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PRODUCER MILK BY STATE AND COUNTY - AUGUST 2001 I I


~,TATE AND POUNDS NO. | COUNTY OF MILK PROD.|

ALABAMA CLEBURNE !1 1 DeKALB 1/ 1 JACKSON 11 2 RANDOLPH 11 1

tTOTAL ALABAMA 666,974 11 51

ARKANSAS BOONE 10,767 3 CARROLL 26,724 3 CLEBURNE 70,211 4 CONWAY 31,938 5 FAULKNER 47,038 8 MARION ~ 1 PULASKI ~ 1 SEARCY 23,819 6 STONE 2/ 1 VAN BUREN 53,671 10 OTHER 12,603 ~J

ITOTAL ARKANSA~ 276,771 421

GEORGIA BARTOW 2/ 2 BURKE 440,129 5 CANDLER 2/ 1 CARROLL 440,711 4 CATOOSA _2/ 1 CHATFOOGA _2/ 1 COLUMBIA 2/ 2 ELBERT 110,947 5 EMANUEL 2/ 1 FANNIN _2./ 1 GILMER 112,880 3 GLASCOCK _2/ 1 GORDON 162,494 3 HART 547,130 3 JEFFERSON 346,645 4 JENKINS 2,312,304 13 LAMAR 2/ 1 McDUFFIE _2/ 1 MADISON _2/ 1 MERIWETHER _2/ 1 MURRAY _2/ 1 PICKENS _2/ 1 RICHMOND _2/ 1 SCREVEN 2./ 2 STEPHENS _2/ 1 TROUP _2/ 2 UNION 319,494 4 WALKER 478,896 10 WARREN 702,281 3 WHITFIELD _2/ 1 OTHER 3,035,767 _2/

ITOTAL GEORGIA 9,009,678 801

ILLINOIS BOND 2/ 1 EDWARDS _2/ 1 EFFINGHAM 2/ 1 GREENE _2./ 2 JOHNSON _2/ 1 MACOUPIN 266,466 4 MADISON 2/ 2 RICHLAND - 1 - 184,672 4

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;TATE AND " POUNDS NO. |


WABASH 2/2_] 1 OTHER 618,125 2/

I TOTAL ILLINOIS 1,069,263 171

INDIANA ADAMS _2/ 1 BARTHOLOMEW 222,427 4 CLARK 607,159 6 CLAY 1,119,275 7 CRAWFORD 261,446 4 OAVIESS 2,649,401 69 DEARBORN 2/ 2 DECATUR 269,380 4 DUBOIS 3,460,837 22 ELKHART 56,828 14 FLOYD _2/ 1 FRANKLIN 382,290 4 GIBSON 1,017,067 15 GRANT 2/ 1 GREENE 355,845 6 HARRISON 1,333,681 18 HENRY _2/ 1 JACKSON 1,992,841 13 JASPER 4,210,420 7 JEFFERSON 534,972 8 JENNINGS 287,298 4 JOHNSON 2,161,331 12 KNOX 2/ 1 LAGRANGE 23,179 13 LAWRENCE 367,029 3 MARION 2/ 1 MARSHALL _2/ 1 MARTIN 415,689 5 MONROE 2/ 2 MORGAN 649,864 6 NOBLE 15,322 10 OHIO 2/ 2 ORANGE 277,888 5 OWEN 160,199 3 PERRY 1,034,616 8 PIKE 2/ 1 POSEY 1,031,465 10 RIPLEY 778,804 5 RUSH 2/ 2 S c o T r 2/ 2 SHELBY 282,616 5 SPENCER 639,182 11 STEUBEN 2/2/ 1 SULLIVAN 2/ 2 SWITZERLAND 467,840 7 VANDERBURGH 581,017 7 VIGO 2/2/ 2 WARRICK 475,016 7 WASHINGTON 2,472,463 25 WAYNE 2/2./ 1 WELLS 2/2,/ I OTHER 8,116,343 2/

I TOTAL INDIANA 38,711,030 3721

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' PRODUCER MILK BY STATE AND COUNTY - AUGUST 2001 I

APPALACHIAN | FEDERAL ORDER NO,. 5

;TATE AND POUNDS NO. | COUNTY , OF MILK P~oD. I

KENTUCKY ADAIR 6,521,031 69 ALLEN _2J I ANDERSON 705,173 11 BALLARD 2/ 2 BARREN 1,492,146 19 BATH 354,067 11 BOONE 226,508 5 BOURBON 2/ 1 BOYLE 436,025 7 BRACKEN 365,115 13 BRECKINRIDGE 192,085 6 BULLITT 205,138 4 CALDWELL 524,826 6 CAMPBELL 91,237 3 CARLISLE _2/ 1 CARROLL 128,981 3 CARTER ~,/ 2 CASEY 2,103,121 37 CHRISTIAN 1,440,414 40 CLARK 2/ 1 CLAY _2/ 1 CLINTON 1,117,374 20 CRI]-rENDEN 183,509 4 CUMBERLAND 418,966 10 DAVIESS 523,254 5 EDMONSON 553,947 8 FAYE'T-FE 317,893 3 FLEMING 6,548,369 89 FRANKLIN _2/ 1 GALLATIN _2/ 2 GARRARD 1,236,630 20 GRANT 181,344 4 GRAYBON 2,404,263 30 GREEN 1,741,414 34 HARDIN 870,768 12 HARRISON 170,689 6 HART 1,751,291 33 HENRY 1,479,836 18 HOPKINS ~/ 1 JACKSON 575,318 7 JESSAMINE 185,113 3 KENTON 212,354 5 LARUE 1,774,952 14 LAUREL 461,494 9 LEWIS 1,063,434 20 LINCOLN 5,211,286 88 LIVINGSTON _2/ 1 LYON _2/ 1 McCRACKEN _2,/ 1 McLEAN _2/ 1 MADISON 328,218 6 MARION 4,306,119 48 MASON 3,018,725 39 MEADE 2/ 2 MERCER 1,829,744 24 METCALFE 1,912,620 22 MONROE 2,667,445 20 MONTGOMERY 340,596 5 MUHLENBERG 2/ 1 NELSON 4,853,204 57 NICHOLAS 108,627 3

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I PRODUCER MILK BY STATE AND COUNTY -IAUGUST 2001 I I APPALACHIAN I

FEDERAL ORDER NO, 5 I STATE AND POU~IDS NO. I


OLDHAM 380,927 5 OWEN 241,705 6 PENDLETON 386,978 8 PULASKI 3,522,100 49 ROBERTSON 184,753 7 ROCKCASTLE 732,247 14 ROWAN _2/ 2 RUSSELL 3,487,616 50 SHELBY 3,042,059 45 SPENCER 925,386 18 TAYLOR 1,974,086 27 TODD 497,482 11 TRIMBLE 246,728 7 WARREN 1,067,686 7 WASHINGTON 2,547,585 36 WAYNE 388,805 9 OTHER 1,759,438 _2/


MARYLAND ALLEGANY 26,624 3 CAROLINE 2/ 1 CARROLL _2/ 1 FREDERICK 4,418,544 6 GARRETT 26,134 3 KENT _2/ 1 MONTGOMERY 31,774 5 WASHINGTON 96425 10 OTHER 4,393,908 _2/

ITOTAL MARYLAND 8,993,409 1._/ 301

MICHIGAN ALLEGAN 2/ 1 BARRY 2/ 1 CLINTON 3,844,878 4 IONIA 1,213,409 3 KALAMAZOO 2/ 2 MISSAUKEE 146,956 3 MONTCALM 3,463,903 8 MUSKEGON 4,651,900 3 NEWAYGO _2/ 1 O'I-I'AWA _2/ 1 OTHER 3,356,120 2/

I TOTAL MICHIGAN 16,677,166 271

MISSOURI BENTON _2/ 1 CASS 127,482 5 DALLAS 2/ 1 DOUGLAS _2/ 2 HENRY _2./ 2 HOWELL 385,724 17 JOHNSON 304,920 5 LaCLEDE 223,330 4 MORGAN 158,408 3 OZARK 729,468 6 PETTIS _2/ 2 PHELPS _2/ 2 TEXAS 353,607 6 WEBSTER 2/ 2 WRIGHT 300,413 6

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OTHER 610,794 .~/ iTOTAL.MlSSOURI 3,194,146 641

NBN YORK GENESEE 6,718,294 3 MONROE _2_/ 1 ONEIDA _2/ 1 ONONDAGA _2/ 1 ONTARIO _2/ 1 TOMPKINS _2/ 1 WYOMING 3,800,502 3 OTHER 11 424,948 _2/

ITOTAL NEW YORK 2t,943,744 111

NORTH CAROLINA ALAMANCE 2,904,815 20 ALEXANDER 3,965,389 22 ALLEGHANY 4,369,190 23 ANSON _22 1 ASHE 294,767 • 3 BUNCOMBE 2,350,759 13 CABARRUS 325,171 5 CALDWELL _2/ 1 CASWELL 2/ 2 CATAWBA 884,011 6 CHATHAM 819,205 7 CHEROKEE 2/ 2 CLAY ~ 1 CLEVELAND 755,944 5 DAVIDSON 2,249,015 16 DAVIE 928,066 13 DUPLIN _2/ 2 DURHAM 256,266 3 FORSYTH 456,892 5 GASTON 2,254,889 10 GRANVILLE 1,178,733 7 GUILFORD 2,460,773 11 HALIFAX 901,851 4 HARNETT _2/ 1 HAYWOOD 2,533,553 12 HENDERSON 3,621,003 8 HOKE 2/ 2 IREDELL 13,499,509 50 JACKSON 2/ 2 LENOIR ...2/ 1 LINCOLN 2,189,551 8 McDOWELL 365,275 3 MACEN _2/ 1 MADISON 2/ 1 MECKLENBURG 522,011 5 NASH 2/ 1 ORANGE 2,409,236 16 PERSON _2/ 2 POLK 224,846 3 RANDOLPH 8,609,433 27 ROCKINGHAM 551,775 3 ROWAN 3,729,565 22 RUTHERFORD 417,521 5 SAMPSON 2_/ 1 STANLY 716,568 3 STOKES _2/ 2 SURRY 2,320,609 11 UNION 471,667 4 WAKE - 5 - _2/ 2

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APPALACHIAN I I=EDE L O . D E . NO. 5 , I

~TATE AND POUNDS NO. | COUNTY OF MILK PROD. I

WARREN 729,322 3 WATAUGA 164,039 3 WAYNE ~ 2 WILKES 316,602 4 YADKIN 3,909,160 16 YANCEY ~ 1 OTHER 5,q11,072 _2/

ITOTAL NORTH CAROUNA: 79,670;053 .4071

OHIO ADAMS 1,960,114 24 ASHLAND 1,509,705 7 ATHENS 36,993 3 BROWN 725,778 13 BUTLER 2] I

CLERMONT 172,145 7 CLINTON 643,264 8 FAYET-rE 2/ 2 GALLIA 2/ 1 HAMILTON _2/ 1 HIGHLAND 472,265 5 HOLMES 421,286 4 KNOX 2/ 2 MADISON 2/ 1 MEIGS 2/ 1 PREBLE _2/ 1 RICHLAND _2/ 2 ROSS 604,367 8 VINTON 2-/ 1 WARREN 2/ 1 WAYNE 2-/ 2 WILLIAMS ~ 1 OTHER 3,784,391 2/

I TOTAL OHIO 10,330,308 961

PEI~INSYLVANIA ADAMS 5,731,788 4 BEDFORD 1,129,235 39 BERKS 2/ 1 BLAIR 11,535,219 42 CAMBRIA ~ 2 CENTRE 1220,792 4 CHESTER .~' 2 CUMBERLAND 3,720,760 61 DAUPHIN 2./ 1 FAYETTE 91,818 14 FRANKLIN 5,337,593 64 FULTON 1,016,658 7 HUNTINGDON 4,696,206 5 INDIANA 832,737 3 JUNIATA 326,147 18 LANCASTER 10,270,126 11 PERRY 251,908 6 SNYDER 88.924 13 SOMERSET 2.332,629 28 UNION 13,271 3 YORK _2/ 1 OTHER 3,646,269 _2/

ITOTAL PENNSYLVANIA 52,242,080 3291

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I PRODUCER MILK BY STATE AND Col~lN'r~' -'AU(3UST 2001 I I APPALACHIAN I

FEDERAL ORDER NO. 5 J STATE AND POUNDS NO. I COUNTY OF MILK PROD.I

SOUTH CAROLINA ABBEVILLE _2/ 2 ANDERSON 1,483,174 11 BAMBERG 1,338,268 8 CHESTER 875,837 3 DARLINGTON 2/ 2 DORCHESTER _2/ 1 EDGEFIELD 857,802 5 FAIRFIELD _2/ 1 GREENVILLE 621,267 4 GREENWOOD _2/ 1 LANCASTER _2/ 1 LAURENS 1,015,617 7 LEE _2/ 1 LEXINGTON _2/ 2 NEWBERRY 5,376,154 20 OCONEE 2/ 2 ORANGEBURG 4,657,184 15 PICKENS 416,408 3 SALUDA 1,541,841 9 SPARTANBURG 2,407,624 9 SUMTER 2/ 1 YORK 1,132,706 6 OTHER 2,342,808 2/

ITOTA.L SOUTH CAROLINA 24,066,890 1141 TENNESSEE ANDERSON _2/ 1 BLEDSOE 466,997 5 BLOUNT 527,823 8 BRADLEY 3,422,293 24 CAMPBELL 2/ 1 CANNON 72,907 2/ 3 CARTER 632,664 6 CLAIBORNE 1,007,988 8 COCKE 770,404 13 COFFEE 1,400,259 10 CUMBERLAND 2,000,543 12 OAVIDSON _2/ 1 DeKALB _2/ 1 FENTRESS 600,723 7 FRANKLIN 1,478,510 9 GRAINGER 761,192 9 GREENE 5,629,262 71 GRUNDY 2/ 1 HAMBLEN 935,473 11 HAMILTON 583,414 6 HAWKINS 621,920 9 JEFFERSON 1,761,578 16 JOHNSON 337,187 3 KNOX 629,426 7 LOUDON 5,238,708 31 McMINN 4,572,705 42 MACON 2/ 1 MARION 2/ 1 MEtGS 493,034 7 MONROE 4,743,590 37 MONTGOMERY _2/ 1 MORGAN 247,598 5 OVERTON 375,217 3 POLK 1,953,433 8 PUTNAM 2/ 1 RHEA 201,816 5 ROANE 143,627 4

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J PRODUCERMILK BY STATEIAND COUNTY- AUGUST 2001 I APPALACHIAN I F E D E ~ O , D E , , 0 . . 5 . I

STATE AND POUNDS NO, cOUNTY OF .,LK Pe0O. I

RUTHERFORD ~ 1 SCOTT _2/ ~ 2 SEQUATCHIE _~ 1 SEVIER ~ 1 SMITH 225,041 4 SULLIVAN 831,325 7 UNION 2/ 1 VAN BUREN 2/ 1 WARREN 909.292 18 WASHINGTON 6.686.011 62 W.,TE 1,9~,985 18 OTHER 1.467,883 _~.

ITOTAL TENNESS~ 53,g..~8 ~91

VIRGINIA ALBEMARLE 2/ 1 ALLEGHANY ~ 2 APPOMA'n'OX 766,417 10 ARLINGTON 1 AUGUSTA 7,150,189 56 BEDFORD 2,547,991 21 BLAND 1,028,611 9 BOTETOU RT 1,557,114 10 BRUNSWICK 2/ 1 CAMPBELL 1,314,667 8 CAROLINE 2/ 2 CARROLL 1,170,216 11 CHARLOI-I'E 1,265,473 19 CLARKE 864,576 4 CRAIG 305A19 3 CULPEPER 259.973 11 FAUQUIER 1,423,828 31 FLOYD 1,269,451 14 FRANKLIN 11,139,710 65 FREDERICK 2/ 2 GILES 2/ 1 GOOCHLAND _2_/ 2 GRAYSON 2,852,098 23 GREENE 125,604 4 HALIFAX 2/ 2 HANOVER 54,676 3 HENRY 2/ 2 HIGHLAND 2/ 1 KING WILLIAM 76,894 4 LOUDOUN ~ 2 LOUISA 2/ 1 MADISON 969,724 6 MECKLENBURG 397,392 6 MONTGOMERY 3,177,205 27 NOI-FOWAY _2/ 1 ORANGE 868,872 7 PAGE _2/ 1 PATRICK 1,426,931 3 PITTSYLVANIA 3,101,747 I0 POWHATAN 45,542 3 PRINCE EDWARD 2/ 2 PRINCE WILLIAM 415,464 9 PULASKI 1,897,587 12 ROCKBRIDGE 1,526,355 9 ROCKINGHAM 24,283,433 228 RUSSELL 396,116 7 SCOTT 210,467 4 SHENANDOAH 1209,885 10 SMYTH 3,200,129 21

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PRODUCER MILK BY STATE AND COUNTY -AUGUST 2001 I I

APPALACHIAN I , FEDERAL ORDER NO. 5 • I

STATE AND POUNDS NO. | COUNTY OF MILK PROD.|

SPOTSYLVANIA 1,546,261 5 STAFFORD 2/ 1 TAZEWELL 1,603,577 10 WARREN 2/ 1 WASHINGTON 4,523,592 22 WISE 2/ 1 WYTHE 4,470,895 37 OTHER 2,780,250 _2/

I TOTAL VIRGINIA 93,224,531 7691

WEST VIRGINIA BERKELEY 474,570 5 GREENBRIER 2,535,920 15 JEFFERSON 1,497,194 11 MASON 209,730 6 MINERAL _2/ 2 MONROE 1,857,735 15 NICHOLAS 2/ 1 SUMMERS 2/ 2 WAYNE 2/ 2 OTHER 436,030 _2/ JTOTAL WEST VIRGINIA 7,011,179 59J

WISCONSIN COLUMBIA 2/ 2 DANE 44,610 4 DODGE 2/ 1 FOND DU LAC 46,337 10 JEFFERSON _2/. 1 ROCK 2/ 1 SHEWANO ~ 1 WAUPACA _2/ 1 OTHER 6,228,557 _2/

I TOTAL WISCONSIN 6,319,504 211

TOTAL DELAWARE, KANSAS, I MINNESOTA, OKLAHOMA, NEW MEXICO AND TEXAS 5,350,124 1_/ . 49

IMARKET TOTAL 517,221,872 4,2121

! /M i l k pounds shown in total only. 2_/Milk pounds shown as "Other" for counties with less than 3 producers.

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APPALACHIAN FEDERAL ORDER NO, 5

STATE AND POUNDS NO COUNTY OF MILK PROD.

ALABAMA CHEROKEE .?=/ 2 CLEBURNE .?=/ 1 DeKALB 54,132 3 JACKSON 2/ 2 RANDOLPH 2/ 1 OTHER 628,505 2/

ITOTAL ALABAM.a 682,637 91 GEORGIA BARTOW BURKE CANDLER CARROLL CATOOSA CHATFOOGA COLUMBIA EMANUEL FANNIN FLOYD GLASCOCK GORDON HART JEFFERSON JENKINS MADISON MERIWETHER MURRAY RICHMOND STEPHENS TROUP UNION WALKER WARREN WHITFIELD OTHER

I TOTAL GEORGIA

_2/ 2 511,016 4

399,247 4

_2/ 1 _2/ 1 2/ 1 2/ 1 _2/ 2 _2/ 1

142,662 3 _2/ 2

312,639 4 2,495,000 10

_2/ 1 _2/ 1 2,/. 1 _2/ 1 _2/ 1 _2/ 2

314,875 4 388,850 6

1,159,834 3 2/ 1

3,566,328_2/ 9,290,451 691

ILLINOIS BOND EDWARDS EFFINGHAM GREENE JOHNSON MACOUPIN MADISON RICHLAND WABASH OTHER

ITOTAL ILLINOIS

839,121

230,335

972,831 2,042,287

.2=/ 1

.?=/ 1

~J 2 2/ 1

4 2/ 2

4 _2/ 1 _2J

INDIANA ADAMS BARTHOLOMEW CLARK CLAY CRAWFORD DAVIESS DEARBORN DECATUR DUBOIS ELKHART FLOYD FRANKLIN

221,530 569,912

1,226,662 267,532

2,975,957

3,902,806 362,385

2=/ 1 4 6 8 4

69 2 2

22 43

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APPALACHIAN FEDERAL ORDER NO. 5

STATE AND POUNDS NO. COUNTY OF MILK PROD.|

GIBSON 1,446,655 • 15 GRANT ~ 1 GREENE 311,194 4 HARRISON 1,372,677 17 HENRY 2/ 2 JACKSON 1,684,529 13 JASPER 2,414,300 7 JEFFERSON 294,361 5 JENNINGS 2/ 1 JOHNSON 2,082,393 12 KNOX ~ 1 KOSCIUSKO 2./ 2 LAGRANGE 314,702 45 LAWRENCE _2/ 2 MARION 2/ 1 MARSHALL 1,965,923 7 MARTIN 335,360 5 MONROE ~ 2 MORGAN 606,947 6 NOBLE 168,927 15 OHIO ..2,/ 2 ORANGE 282,171 5 OWEN 2/ 1 PERRY 1,024,396 8 PIKE _2/ 1 POSEY 1,320.586 10 RIPLEY 876.318 5 RUSH 2/ 1 ST. JOSEPH 9,554 3 SCOTT 2/ 2 SHELBY 268,282 7 SPENCER 706,055 11 STEUBEN ~/ 1 SULLIVAN ~ 1 SWITZERLAND 421,469 7 VANDERBURGH 678,566 7 VIGO 2/ 2 WARRICK 568,591 7 WASHINGTON 2.195.844 24 WAYNE _2/ 2 WELLS 2/ 1 WHITLEY _2/ 1 OTHER 9,413,575 2/

ITOTAL INDIANA 40,292,069 4351

ITOTAL IOWA ,19,633 !I 51

KENTUCKY ADAIR 6,116,558 69 ALLEN _2/ 1 ANDERSON 804,934 11 BALLARD _2/ 2 BARREN 1,105.980 14 BATH 336,112 11 BOONE 302.830 5 BOURBON 2/ 1 BOYLE 561,645 7 BRACKEN 309.189 5 BRECKINRIDGE 185,630 6 BULLIT7 249.845 4 CALDWELL 602,756 6 CAMPBELL 71.905 3 CARLISLE ~ 1 CARROLL - 2 - 2/ 2

I% PRODUCER MILK BY STATE AND COUNTY - OCTOBER 2001 1 I APPALACHIAN /

FEDERAL ORDER NO. 5 | TATE AND ' POUNDS NO. |

OUNTY OF MILK PROD.~

CARTER _2_2_2J 2 CASEY 2,159,490 37 CHRISTIAN 1,683,272 40 CLARK 2/ 1 CLAY 2./ 1 CLINTON 1,155,685 20 CRII-FENDEN 158,382 4 CUMBERLAND 406,701 I0 DAVIESS 533,864 5 EDMONSON 508,490 7 FAYETTE 265,618 3 FLEMING 6,525,396 89 FRANKLIN _2/ 1 GALLATIN _2/ 2 GARRARD 1,225,475 20 GRANT 206,851 4 GRAYSON 2,474,107 30 GREEN 1,650,090 33 HARDIN 813,967 11 HARRISON 172,318 6 HART 1,869,017 33 HENRY 1,536,300 18 HOPKINS 2/ 1 JACKSON 542,309 7 JESSAMINE 178,516 3 KENTON 391,767. 4 LARUE 1,479,327 13 LAUREL 415,459 10 LEWIS 1,008,084 19 LINCOLN 4,894,344 87 LIVINGSTON _2/ 1 LYON 2/ 1 McCRACKEN ~ 1 McLEAN _2/ 1 MADISON 367,171 6 MARION 4,703,631 48 MASON 2,933,010 38 MEADE _2/ 2 MERCER 1,830,377 25 M ETCALFE 1,886,336 22 MONROE 2,820,765 20 MONTGOMERY 296,089 5 MUHLENBERG 2/ 1 NELSON 5,179,889 57 NICHOLAS 90,134 3 OLDHAM 497,073 5 OWEN 240,444 6 PENDLETON 45;',984 8 PULASKI 3,517,161 50 ROBERTSON 152,871 7 ROCKCASTLE 652,127 14 ROWAN 2/ 2 RUSSELL 3,221,468 52 SHELBY 3,293,516 46 SPENCER 970,244 18 TAYLOR 1,891,733 25 TODD 476,644 11 TRIMBLE 236,798 6 WARREN 925,755 6 WASHINGTON 2.702,158 36 WAYNE 491,692 9 OTHER 1,926,176 _2/

L,TOTAL KENTUCKY 84,658,439 1';2011

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PRODUCER MILK BY STATE AND COUNTY - OCTOBER 2001 I I


STATE AND POUNDS NO. I COUNTY OF MILK PROD.|

MARYLAND ALLEGANY 2=/ 2 CAROLINE .~/ 1 CARROLL ~/ 1 FREDERICK 5,790,142 5 GARRETT 1,405,805 22 KENT _2/ 1 OTHER 3,073,704 _2/

I TOTAL MARYLAND 10,269,651 321

MICHIGAN ALLEGAN .~/ 1 BARRY ~ 1 CLINTON 4,670,697 4 IONIA 930,241 3 KALAMAZOO ..2,/ 1 MISSAUKEE 48,498 3 MONTCALM 1,302,382 5 MUSKEGON 7,358,900 3 NEWAYGO _2/ 1 OTHER 3,002,639 _2/

I TOTAL MICHIGAN 17,313,357 221

ITOTAL MISSOURI 814,399 1/ 111

NEW YORK GENESEE 7,169,361 3 MONROE _2/ 1 ONEIDA 2/ 1 ONONDAGA 2/ 1 ONTARIO _2/ 1 TOMPKINS 2/ 1 WYOMING _2/ 2 OTHER 15,688,529 _2/

I TOTAL NEW YORK 22,857,890 101

NORTH CAROLINA ALAMANCE 3,337,561 21 ALEXANDER 4,201,455 22 ALLEGHANY 4,468,712 23 ANSON _2/ 2 ASHE 321,728 3 BUNCOMBE 2,497,611 13 CABARRUS 405,265 5 CALDWELL _2/ 1 CASWELL _2/ 2 CATAWBA 1,013,945 6 CHATHAM 751,950 7 CHEROKEE _2/ 2 CLAY 2/ I CLEVELAND 814,430 5 DAVIDSON 2,439,227 16 DAVIE 1,033,025 13 DUPLIN _2/ 2 DURHAM 257,691 3 FORSYTH 542,575 5 GASTON 2,488,497 10 GRANVILLE 955,912 7 GUILFORD 2,906,682 11 HALIFAX 842,857 4 HARNETT _2/ 2 HAYWOOD 2,464,933 12 HENDERSON 3,716,450 8 HOKE - 4 - 2/ 2

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APPALACHIAN J FEDERAL ORDER NO. 5 J

STATE AND ' POUNDS NO. | COUNTY OF MILK PROD. I

IREDELL 14,141,209 51 JACKSON ~ 2 LENOIR .~/ 1 LINCOLN 2,413,823 8 McOOWELL 382,633 3 MACON _2/ 1 MADISON _2/ 1 MECKLENBURG 440,328 5 NASH _2/ 1 ORANGE 2,441,139 16 PERSON 2/ 2 POLK 231,570 3 RANDOLPH 9,474,914 27 ROCKINGHAM 592,278 3 ROWAN 3,464,358 22 RUTHERFORD 451,494 5 SAMPSON ~J 1 STANLY 831,273 3 STOKES .~/ 2 SURRY 2,015,969 11 UNION 559,528 4 WAKE 2./ 2 WARREN 809,222 3 WATAUGA 164,142 3 WAYNE _2/ 2 WILKES 301,537 3 YADKIN 4,537,680 16 YANCEY 2/ 1 OTHER 5,508,989 2/ TOTAL NORTH CAROLINA " 84,222,592 ' 4101

OHIO ADAMS 1,834,473 25 ASHLAND 1,626,459 4 BROWN 576,785 13 CLERMONT 124,661 6 CLINTON 657,988 8 FAYE'R'E _2/ 2 HAMILTON _2/ 1 HIGHLAND 407,754 5 HOLMES 384,328 4 KNOX _2/ 2 MADISON 2/ 1 PREBLE 2_/ 1 RICHLAND 2/ 2 ROSS 611,325 7 WARREN _2/ 1 WAYNE 2./ 1 WILLIAMS 2/ 1 OTHER 4,373,021

t7OTAL OHIO 10,596,794 841

PENNSYLVANIA ADAMS 5,884,457 4 BEDFORD 726,724 28 BLAIR 6,146,063 12 CAMBRIA _2/ 1 CENTRE 1,184,900 4 CHESTER .~/ 1 CUMBERLAND 1,768,350 6 DAUPHIN _2/ 1 FAYETTE 282,624 4 FRANKLIN 2,775,288 18 FULTON - 5 - 1,641,554 6

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, FEDERAL ORDER NO. 5 I STATE AND POUNDS NO. | • COUNTY OF MILK PROD. I

GREENE 278,614 4 HUNTINGDON 4,578,982 4 INDIANA _2/ 1 LANCASTER 10,197,655 10 SOMERSET 2,364,974 40 WESTMORELAND 296,024 3 YORK _2/ 1 OTHER 2,709,846 _2/

I TOTAL PENNSYLVANIA 42,836,055 1481

SOUTH CAROLINA ABBEVILLE 2-/ 2 ANDERSON 1,621,425 11 BAMBERG 1,354,199 8 CHESTER 950,909 3 DARLINGTON _2/ 2 DORCHESTER 2/ 1 EDGEFIELD 960,196 5 FAIRFIELD 2./ 1 GREENVILLE 547,350 3 GREENWOOD _2/ 1 LANCASTER _2/ 1 LAURENS 1,180,882 7 LEE _2/ 1 LEXINGTON _2/ 2 NEWB ERRY 6,062,913 19 OCONEE _2/ 2 ORANGEBURG 4,829,682 15 PICKENS 469,571 3 RICHLAND 1 SALUDA 1,788,190 9 SPARTANBURG 2,796,349 9 SUMTER 2-/ 1 YORK 1,414,471 6 OTHER 2,632,321 _2/

ITOTAL SOUTH CAROLINA 26,608,458 1131

TENNESSEE ANDERSON 2--/ 1 BEDFORD 2-/ 2 BLEDSOE 340,562 4 BLOUNT 423,674 8 BRADLEY 3,822,448 24 CAMPBELL ~ 1 CANNON 231,808 4 CARTER 663,376 6 CLAIBORNE 1,015,111 8 COCKE 793,008 13 COFFEE 1,161,049 11 CUMBERLAND 1,999,751 11 DAVIDSON _2/ 1 DeKALB _2/ 1 FENTRESS 598,709 7 FRANKLIN 1,578,699 9 GRAINGER 791,901 9 GREENE 5,593,690 71 GRUNDY _2/ 1 HAMBLEN 995,598 11 HAMILTON 656,528 6 HAWKINS 617,037 8 JEFFERSON 1,724,512 16 JOHNSON 304,032 3 KNOX 573,410 7 LOUDON - 6 - 5,448,558 31

I PRODUCER MILK BY STATE AND COUNTY - OCTOBER 2001 I I APPALACHIAN I

FEDERAL ORDER NO. 5 , , I STATE AND POUNDS No. I

C O U N T Y , , O F MILK PROD. I

McMINN 4,829,073 42 MACON ~ 1 MARION 2/ 1 MARSHALL 674,428 6 MEIGS 597,807 7 MONROE 5,523.832 36 MONTGOMERY ~ 1 MORGAN 232,144 5 OVERTON 1,321,901 13 PICKETT _2/ 1 POLK 1,974,442 8 PUTNAM _2/ 1 RHEA 228,654 5 ROANE 220,209 4 RUTHERFORD _2/ 2 SCOTT ?J 2 SEQUATCHIE ?=/ 1 SEVIER ~J 1 SMITH 256,444 4 SULLIVAN 941,714 7 UNION ~ I VAN BUREN 2/ 1 WARREN 965,239 14 WASHINGTON 6,999,562 62 WHITE 2,219,142 18 OTHER 1,567,218 _2/ .

[TOTAL TENNESSEE 57,885,470 5181

VIRGINIA ALBEMARLE _2/ 1 ALLEGHANY 2-/ 2 APPOMATI'OX 722,672 6 AUGUSTA 6,801,788 55 BEDFORD 2,553,720 19 BLAND 1.000,705 9 BOTETOURT 1,608,132 11 BRUNSWICK _2./ 1 BUCKINGHAM _2/ 2 CAMPBELL 1,057,189 3 CAROLINE _2/ 2 CARROLL 1,183,179 12 CHARLOI-I'E 417,249 9 CLARKE 984,375 4 CRAIG 293,828 3 CULPEPER 682,360 17 FAUQUIER 1,466,290 32 FLOYD 1,277,298 14 FRANKLIN 11,679,148 65 FREDERICK _2/ 2 GILES _2/ I GOOCHLAND 2./ 2 GRAYSON 2,981,214 23 GREENE 616,370 4 HALIFAX 2./ 2 HANOVER 224,350 3 HENRY _2/ 2 HIGHLAND 2/ 1 KING WILLIAM 2/ I LOUDOUN 2./ 2 LOUISA 2/ 2 MADISON 1,196,183 5 MECKLENBURG 48,585 3 MONTGOMERY 3,296,744 27 NOTTOWAY _2/ 1

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I APPALACHIAN "

FEr, E.AL O.Oee NO. 5 I STATE AND POUNDS NO. I COUNTY OFMILK PROD. I

ORANGE 1,373,951 7 PAGE _2/ 1 PATRICK 1,556,657 3 PITTSYLVANIA 3,370,740 10 POWHATAN 173,200 3 PRINCE EDWARD .~/ 1 PRINCE GEORGE _2/ 1 PRINCE WILLIAM 543,046 8 PULASKI 1,910,744 12 ROCKBRIDGE 1,434,727 9 ROCKINGHAM 26,957,820 240 RUSSELL 436,633 7 SCO3-1" 235,587 4 SH ENAN DOAH 1,776,009 14 SMYTH 3,210,029 21 SPOTSYLVANIA 1,831,260 5 STAFFORD 2_/ 1 TAZEWELL 1,500,494 10 WARREN _2/ 1 WASHINGTON 4,431,784 22 WISE 2/ 1 WYTHE 4,572,783 37 OT,ER 3,736,o18 _~

ITOTAL VIRGINIA 99,142,859 766]

WEST VIRGINIA BERKELEY 605,860 5 GREENBRIER 2,405,249 14 JEFFERSON 2,024,628 11 MASON 101,035 3 MONONGALIA 228,362 3 MONROE 1,825,677 15 NICHOLAS 2/ 1 PRESTON 564,536 10 SUMMERS 2/ 2 OTHER 361,085 2/

I TOTAL WEST VIRGINIA 8,116,432 641

I TOTAL DELAWARE, KANSAS, I MINNESOTA, TEXASi AND WISCONSIN . . . . . . . 9,971,344 11 53

1 / Milk pounds shown in total only. 2_/Milk pounds shown as "Other" for counties with less than 3 producers.

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" PRODUCER MILK BY STATE'AND COUNTY - MARCel 2002 I I

APPALACHIAN I FEDERAL ORDERNO. 5 I

STATE AND POUNDS "O~ I COUNTY OF MILK PROD. I

ALABAMA CLEBURNE 1/ 1 DeKALB 1.1 1 JACKSON 1_/ 2 RANDOLPH 1/ 1 OTHER 852,763 1_/

ITOTAL ALABAM.~ 852,,763 '51

GEORGIA APPLING 11 I BALDWIN 1/ 1 BARTOW 1/ 2 BIBB 642,920 5 BROOKS 1/ 1 BURKE 508,180 4 CANDLER 1/ 1 CARROLL 342,051 3 CATOOSA ! / 1 CHATTOOGA 1/ 1 COFFEE 11 2 COLUMBIA 1/ 2 COOK 1/ 1 DOOLY 1/ 1 ELBERT 1/ 1 EMANUEL 1/ 1 FANNIN 1/ 1 FORSYTH 1/ 1 GLASCOCK 11 1 GORDON 1/ 2 GREENE 1,089,473 16 HART 11 2 HOUSTON 924,386 4 JASPER 11 2 JEFFERSON 451,696 4 JENKINS 3,801,410 15 JONES 1/ 1 LAURENS 691,164 4 LEE 1./ 1 McDUFFIE 1/ 1 MACON 4,720,638 23 MADISON 1.1 2 MERIWETHER 1./ 1 MONROE 621,375 6 MORGAN 832,627 14 MURRAY 1/ 1 OGLETHORPE 11 1 PEACH 1/ 2 PUTNAM 3,690,635 23 RICHMOND 1./ 2 SCREVEN 1/ 2 STEPHENS 1./ 1 SUMTER 11 2

TALBOT 1./ 1 TALIAFERRO 211,464 3 TIFT 1/ 1 TROUP 1/ 2 UNION 317,695 4 WALKER 400,994 7 WARREN 1,208,865 3 WHITFIELD !1 1 OTHER 10,038,874 1./

ITOTAL GEORGIA 30,394,437 185 t

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APPALACHIAN I ' FEDERAL ORDER NO. 5 I

ATE AND POUNDS NO. I COUNTY OF MILK PROD.I

ILLINOIS ADAMS 361,848 4 BOND 11 2 CALHOUN 1/ 1 CLINTON 1! 2 EFFINGHAM 1_/ 1 GREENE 144,566 3 HANCOCK 1-/ 1 JERSEY 1/ 2 JOHNSON ! / 1 MACOUPIN 924,312 4 MADISON 283,980 5 PIKE 1/ 1 RICHLAND 354,024 4 WABASH 1/ 1 OTHER 777,556 11

I TOTAL ILLINOIS 2,846,286 321

INDIANA ADAMS 1,513,414 3 BARTHOLOMEW 894,266 7 BOONE 11 2 BROWN 1/ 1 CLARK 713,934 7 CLAY 1-/ 1 CRAWFORD 287,391 4 DAVIESS 2,798,129 42 DEARBORN 241,217 4 DECATUR 700,029 5 DUBOIS 4,909,274 23 ELKHART 81,519 21 FLOYD 11 1 FRANKLIN 941,905 5 GIBSON 1,497,269 15 GRANT 11 1 GREENE 398,107 5 HARRISON 1,817,794 16 HENDRICKS !1 1 HENRY 1/ 2 HOWARD 11 1 JACKSON 2,099,590 8 JEFFERSON 507,794 9 JENNINGS 215,117 4 JOHNSON 2,210,111 12 KNOX 1/ 1 KOSCIUSKO 12,930 3 LAGRANGE 35,394 20 LAWRENCE 11 2 MARION 11 1 MARSHALL 2,103,502 5 MARTIN 318,776 4 MONROE 1/ 2 MORGAN 795,298 6 NOBLE ! / 2 OHIO 183,974 3 ORANGE 131,468 3 OWEN 1/ 1 PERRY 1,352,201 8 PIKE 1_1 1 POSEY 1,108,898 10 RANDOLPH 1/ 1 RIPLEY 1,439,349 13 RUSH 1/ 2 SCOTT 1_1 2 SHELBY 222,995 6

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I PRODUCER MILK BY STATE AND:COUNTY -MARCH 2002 I I APPALACHIAN |

FEDERAL ORDER NO, 5 I STATE AND POUNDS NO, |

COUNTY ,, OF MILK PROD.|

SPENCER 858,322 11 STARKE 1/ 1 STEUBEN 1/ 1 SULLIVAN 246,054 3 SWITZERLAND 531,862 7 VANDERBURGH 675,393 7 WARRICK 636,978 6 WASHINGTON 2,659,167 23 WAYNE 11 1 WELLS 11 1 OTHER 9,933,653 11

]TOTAL INDIANA 46,073,074 357J

I TOTAL KANSAS 544,533 __2/ 81

KENTUCKY ADAIR 7,064,949 67 ALLEN 1/ 2 ANDERSON 869,906 13 BALLARD 1/ 2 BARREN 1.232,720 17 BATH 349,635 11 BOONE 295,743 5 BOURBON 1/ 1 BOYLE 460,658 • 6 BRACKEN 307,030 6 BRECKINRIDGE 219,264 6 BULLI]-T 252,674 4 BUTLER 1/ 1 CALDWELL 793,835 6 CAMPBELL 1/ 2 CARLISLE 11 1 CARROLL 11 2 CARTER 1/ 2 CASEY 2,483,216 38 CHRISTIAN 2,455,022 41 CLARK 1/ 1 CLAY 1/ 1 CLINTON 1,285,869 20 CRI'I-FENDEN 189,389 5 CUMBERLAND 384,770 8 DAVlESS 581,651 5 EDMONSON 623,968 8 FAYETTE 384,874 3 FLEMING 7,047,126 87 FRANKLIN ! / 1 GALLATIN 1/ 2 GARRARD 1,509,813 21 GRANT 228,846 4 GRAYSON 2,355,559 30 GREEN 1,796,696 40 HARDIN 875,381 12 HARRISON 193,072 8 HART 1,937,330 49 HENRY 1,599,171 17 HOPKINS 1_/ 1 JACKSON 653,912 7 JESSAMINE 237,652 4 KENTON 377,507 4 LARUE 1,699,893 13 LAUREL 512,081 10 LEWIS 1,074,394 19 LINCOLN 5,560,809 86 LOGAN 1,411,767 4 LYON I / 1

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I PRODUCER MILK BY STATE AND COUNTY - MARCH2002 I APPALACHIAN |

, FEDERAL ORDER NO. 5 STATE AND POUNDS NO. |

COUNTY OF MILK PROD.|

McCRACKEN 1/ 1 McLEAN 1/ 1 MADISON 427,718 6 MARION 5,523,231 50 MASON 3,269,204 38 MEADE 11 2 MERCER 2,151,945 26 METCALFE 2,015,139 32 MONROE 3,379,806 20 MONTGOMERY 344,591 4 MUHLENBERG 11 1 NELSON 5,776,739 56 NICHOLAS 101,266 3 OLDHAM 522,630 5 OWEN 278,986 6 PENDLETON 494,647 7 PULASKI 3,797,805 50 ROBERTSON 180,944 7 ROCKCASTLE 790,681 14 ROWAN 1_/ 2 RUSSELL 3,400,349 47 SHELBY 3,757,355 45 SPENCER 1,130,288 18 TAYLOR 2,217,663 31 TODD 3,232,614 28 TRIMBLE 227,385 5 WARREN 1,100,828 7 WASHINGTON 3,236,329 35 WAYNE 415,270 8 OTHER 2,315,384 1/

I TOTAL KENTUCKY

TOTAL MARYLAND 623,376 2/ 81

MICHIGAN BARRY CALHOUN KALAMAZOO MISSAUKEE MONTCALM MUSKEGON NEWAYGO OTHER

I TOTAL MICHIGAN

12,698,540 ! /

13,469,6671_/ 26,168,207

1.1/ 1./

1.!/

12 t

MISSOURI BOLLINGER BOONE CAPE GIRARDEAU CASS FRANKLIN HENRY JOHNSON LINCOLN MARION MONROE PERRY PIKE ST. FRANCOIS SHELBY OTHER

1/

220,619 876,695

E 424,142

1,257,792 170,725

1/

1_/ 1.!/

649,253_1/

I TOTAL MISSOURI 3,599,226 371

NEW YORK CAYUGA

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PRODUCER MILK BY sTATE AND COUNTY - MARCH 2002 I I

APPALACHIAN FEDERAL ORDER NO. 5 I

STATE AND POUNDS NO. | COUNTY " , OF MILK PROD.|

MONTGOMERY 1/ 1 RENSSELAER 11 1 . TIOGA 1,559,699 9 TOMPKINS 1./ 1 OTHER 11,806,319 11

ITOTAL NEW YORK " 13,366,218 141

NORTH CAROLINA ALAMANCE 3,643,854 22 ALEXANDER 4,500,850 22 ALLEGHANY 4,558,569 23 ANSON !1 2 ASHE 354,450 3 BUNCOMBE 3,016,296 13 CASARRUS 494,014 5 CALDWELL 1/ 1 CASWELL 1/ 2 CATAWBA 1,152,649 5 CHATHAM 1,075,871 7 CHEROKEE 11 2 CLAY 12 1 CLEVELAND 958.694 5 DAVIDSON 2.595.767 15 DAVIE 1,284,186 13 DUPLIN 11 2 DURHAM 403,499 3 FORSY"rH 675,501 5 GASTON 2,961,690 10 GRANVILLE 1,002,558 7 GUILFORD 2.754.634 11 HALl FAX 755.889 4 HARNETT 1/ 2 HAYWOOD 2.966,884 12 HENDERSON 4.225.677 8 HOKE 1/ 2 IREDELL 18.919,692 53 JACKSON 1/ 2 LENOIR 1_/ 1 LINCOLN 2,902,695 8 McDOWELL 439,312 3 MACON 1/ 1 MADISON 11 1 MECKLENBURG 561.357 4 NASH 1/ 1 ORANGE 3,045,209 16 PERSON 11 2_ POLK 255,701 3 RANDOLPH 10,010,112 26 ROCKINGHAM 793,813 3 ROWAN 4,399,622 22 RUTHERFORD 469.176 5 SAMPSON 1_/ 1 STANLY 1.033.096 3 STOKES . 11 2 SURRY 2.296.010 10 UNION 635,014 4 WAKE 11 2 WARREN 939,033 3 WATAUGA 171,280 3 WAYNE 1_/ 2 WILKES 336.078 3 YADKIN 4,992.201 16 YANCEY 1/ 1 OTHER 6,210,941 1/

ITOTAL NORTH CAROLINA 97,791,874 408J

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I PRODUCER MILK BY STATE AND COUNTY - MARCH 2002 I APPALACHIAN I

FEDERAL ORDERNO. 5 . . . . I STATEAND POUNDS NO. I

COUNTY OF MILK , PROD. I

0HID ADAMS 1,577.315 25 ASHLAND 2,256,477 12 BELMONT 531,833 4 BROWN 610,713 12 BUTLER 814,719 14 CARROLL 170,280 4 CLERMONT 213,631 6 CLINTON 622,007 8 COLUMBIANA 1,851,233 11 DARKE 700,590 3 FAYETTE 11 2 GUERNSEY 11 2 HAMILTON. !1 2 HARRISON 619,791 9 HIGHLAND 357,649 6 HOLMES 382,260 4 JEFFERSON 11 2 KNOX 1/ 2 LICKING 1/ 1 LORAIN 1_1 1 MADISON 1/ I MAHONING 1,226,169 3 MEDINA 756,849 4. MONTGOMERY 299,418 4 PORTAGE ! / 1 PREBLE 327,574 13 RICHLAND 1/ 2 ROSS 435,307 7 SHELBY 262,943 5 STARK 1.174,279 7 TUSCARAWAS 1_/ 2 WARREN 1/ 1 WAYNE 2.773,768 17 WILLIAMS 1_/ 1 OTHER 7,057,312 1_/

I TOTAL OHIO 25,022,117 198J

PENNSYLVANIA. BEDFORD 7.108,238 70 BLAIR 13,221,988 56 BRADFORD 11 2 CAMBRIA 145,820 3 CHESTER 1/ 1 CLINTON 1_/ 1 CUMBERLAND 1/ 1 FAYETTE 1.295,260 14 FRANKLIN 3,718.115 17 FULTON 1,075,671 9 HUNTINGDON 3,399,517 28 JUNIATA 1/ 1 LANCASTER 7,511,900 69 MIFFLIN 23,335 3 SNYDER 430,546 13 SOMERSET 6,523,468 49 UNION 229,747 3 YORK 559,183 4 OTHER 2,705,296 1/

I TOTAL PENNSYLVANIA 47,948,084 3441

SOUTH CAROLINA ABBEVILLE 1/ 2 ANDERSON 1,965.146 11 8AMBERG 1,938.700 7

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FEDERAL ORDER NO. 5 STATE AND POUNDS NO. | COUNTY OF MILK PROD.|

CHESTER 1,211,461 3 DARLINGTON 1_/ 2 DORCHESTER 1/ 1 EDGEFIELD 1,529,342 7 FAIRFIELD 1/ 1 GREENVILLE 1,110,806 4 GREENWOOD 11 1 LANCASTER 1/ 1 LAURENS 1,443,547 6 LEE 11 1 LEXINGTON 1/ 1 NEWBERRY 7,122,493 19 OCONEE 11 2 ORANGEBURG 7,319,546 15 PICKENS 737,061 4 SALUDA 2,325,017 9 SPARTANBURG 3,337,845 9 SUMTER 1/ 1 YORK 1,775,677 6 OTHER 3,410,572 1/

I TOTAL SOUTH CAROLINA .. 35,227,213 1131

TENNESSEE ANDERSON 1/ 1 BEDFORD 329,953 5 BLEDSOE 397,536 4 BLOUNT 603,719 7 BRADLEY 4,634,576 24 CAMPBELL 1/ 1 CANNON 366,180 5 CARTER 790,479 6 CLAIBORNE I, 187,932 6 COCKE 928,802 13 COFFEE 1,989,988 12 CUMBERLAND 2,018,001 11 DAVtDSON 1/ 2 DeKALB 1/ 2 DICKSON 1/ 2 FENTRESS 569,103 7 FRANKLJN 1,905,207 9 GRAINGER 1,046,695 9 GREENE 6,462,501 72 GRUNDY 11 1 HAMBLEN 1,143,477 11 HAMILTON 747,732 6 HAWKINS 753,326 8 HUMPHREYS 173,231 4 JEFFERSON 2,013,961 16 JOHNSON 316,898 3 KNOX 700,069 6 LOUDON 6,502,281 30 McMINN 6,074,556 42 MACON 11 1 MARION 1/ 1 MARSHALL 1,121,565 5 MEIGS 682,044 7 MONROE 6,578.987 36 MONTGOMERY 1/ 1 MORGAN 323,998 6 OVERTON 1,617,664 12 PICKETT 1/ 1 POLK 2,170,232 8 RHEA 244,544 5 ROANE 188,383 4 ROSERTSON 1/ 1

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FEDERAL ORDER NO. 5 I STATE AND POUNDS NO. I

COUNTY , OF MILK PROD. I

RUTHERFORD 1,316,412 13 SCOTT 1/ 2 SEQUATCHIE 1_1 1 SEVIER 1/ 1 SMITH 493,867 7 SULLIVAN 980,941 7 UNION 11 I VAN BUREN 11 1 WARREN 1,603,626 18 WASHINGTON 7,770,470 62 WHITE 3,128,070 17 WlLLIAMSON 1 WILSON 893,250 11 OTHER 2,744,381 1/ .

ITOTAL TENNESSEE 73,514,637 5571

VIRGINIA ALBEMARLE 11 1 ALLEGHANY 1/ 2 AMELIA 47,432 3 APPOMATTOX 823,185 9 AUGUSTA 10,329,244 66 BEDFORD 2,230,513 19 BLAND 1,142,616 9 BOTETOURT 1,842,942 11 BRUNSWICK 1/ 1 BUCKINGHAM 1/ 2 CAMPBELL 695,282 8 CAROLINE 1./ 2 CARROLL 1,163,016 12 CHARLO]-I'E 941,350 26 CLARKE 1,639,755 3 CRAIG 288,677 3 CULPEPER 2,707,801 19 FAUQUIER 5,662,792 32 FLOYD 1,402,516 14 FLUVANNA 1_/ 1 FRANKLIN 11,660,683 65 FREDERICK 11 2 GILES 1/ 1 GOOCHLAND 1/ 2 GRAYSON 2,962,884 23 GREENE 607,910 4 HALIFAX 1/ 2 HENRY 1/ 2 LEE 1_/ 1 LOUDOUN ! / 2 LOUISA 1 / 2 MADISON 1,960,559 9 MECKLENBURG 767,935 4 MONTGOMERY 3,475,868 27 NOTFOWAY I / 2 ORANGE 2,449,022 13 PAGE 11 1 PATRICK 1,831,388 3 PITTSYLVANIA 2,597,508 10 POWHATAN 141,239 3 PRINCE EDWARD 1/ I PRINCE GEORGE 1/ 2 PRINCE WILLIAM 2,199,296 8 PULASKI 2,023,664 13 ROCKBRIDGE 1,710,301 6 ROCKINGHAM 27,756,039 213 RUSSELL 420,165 7 SCOFF 253,449 5

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APPALACHIAN FEDERAL ORDER NO. 5 |

STATE AND " POUNDS NO. | COUNTY OF MILK PROD. I

SHENANDOAH 1,340,163 8 SMYTH 3,598,352 22 SPOTSYLVANIA 932,402 5 STAFFORD 1/ 1 TAZEWELL 1,585,539 11 WARREN 1!/ 1 WASHINGTON 4,841,436 22 WISE 11 1 WYTHE 4,955,197 38 OTHER 4,041,322 1/

I TOTAL VIRGINIA 115,039,442 7871

WEST VIRGINIA BERKELEY 607,005 3 GREENERIER 2,464,807 14 HAMPSHIRE 1/ 1 JEFFERSON 1,700,030 11 MASON 351,858 3 MINERAL 1/ 2 MONROE 2,120,783 15 NICHOLAS 1/ 1 SUMMERS 1/ 2 OTHER 822,220 1/

ITOTAL WEST VIRGINIA ,,, 8,066,703 521

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FEDERAL ORDER NO. 5 I STATE AND PouNDs NO. J COUNTY OF MILK PROD.|

ALABAMA CLEBURNE 2/ 1 DeKALB ~/ 1 JACKSON ~/ 2 RANDOLPH _2/ 1

ITOTAL ALABAMP 642,090:- 2/ 51

GEORGIA APPLING ! / 1 BALDWIN 1/ 1 BARTOW 1/ 2 BIBB 403,291 5 BROOKS 1/ 1 BURKE 426,574 4 CANDLER 11 1 CARROLL 188,303 3 COLQUITF 1/ 1 COLUMBIA 1/ 2 DOOLY 1_/ 1 ELBERT 1/ 1 EMANUEL 11 1 FANNIN 1/ 1 FORSYTH 1/ 1 GLASCOCK 11 1 GORDON 1 / 2 HART 1/ 2 HOUSTON 822,683 4 JEFFERSON 365,964 4 JENKINS 2,636,847 14 JONES 1_/ 1 LAURENS 731,878 4 LEE 1 McDUFFIE 1/ 1 MACON 3,068,407 14 MADISON 1/ 1 MERIWETHER 1/ 1 MONROE 316,240 6 MURRAY 1_/ 1 PEACH 1/ 2 RICHMOND 1/ 2 SCREVEN 11 2 STEPHENS 1_/ 1 SUMTER 11 2 TALBOT 1_/ 1 TIFT 27,153 3 TROUP 1/ 2 UNION 360,070 4 WALKER 1/ 2 WARREN 852,548 3 OTHER 6,770,106 11

[TOTAL GEORG= 1 ,990,0 107]

ILLINOIS ADAMS 304,253 4 BOND 1/ 2 CALHOUN 1/ 1 CLINTON 1/ 2 EFFINGHAM 1_/ 1 GREENE 202,577 3 HANCOCK ! / 1 JERSEY 1/ 2 MACOUPIN 1,013,806 4 MADISON 534,633 5 PIKE 1/ 1

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RICHLAND 299,715 4 WABASH 1-/ 1 OTHER 711,126 1_/

I TOTAL ILLINOIS 3,066;110 311

INDIANA ADAMS 1,430,218 3 BARTHOLOMEW 831,126 7 BROWN 1-/ 1 CASS 1/ 1 CLARK 571,801 7 CLAY 1/ 1 CRAWFORD 286,502 4 DAVIESS 2,271,912 41 DEARBORN 213,216 4 DECATUR 573,998 5 DUBOIS 4,301,416 23 FAYE'I-FE !1 1 FLOYD 1/ 1 FRANKLIN 1,139,152 7 GIBSON 1,237,917 15 GRANT 1/ 1 GREENE 337,974 5 HARRISON 1,368,705 14 HENRY I_/ 2 HOWARD 1/ 1 HUNTINGTON 11 1 JACKSON 1,723,856 8 JASPER 1/ 1 JEFFERSON 398,252 8 JENNINGS 193,650 5 JOHNSON 2,060,371 12 KNOX 1/ 1 LAWRENCE 1_/ 2 MARSHALL 11 1 MARTIN 296,732 4 MONROE 11 2 MORGAN 1/ 1 NEWTON 1/ 1 OHIO 308,859 3 ORANGE 11 2 PERRY 996,187 8 PIKE 1/ 1 POSEY 1,164,392 10 RANDOLPH 1_/ 1 RIPLEY 1,339,107 13 RUSH 1/ 2 SCOTT 11 2 SHELBY 183,814 6 SPENCER 684,114 11 STARKE 1_/ 1 STEUBEN 1/ 1 SULLIVAN 195,217 3 SWITZERLAND 467,900 Z UNION 137,636 3_ VANDERBURGH 656,216 7 WARRICK 526,511 6 WASHINGTON 2,393,830 23 WAYNE 1,095,197 3 WELLS 1/ 1 OTHER 11,389,827 1_/

ITOTAL INDIANA 40,775,407 305 I

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ADAIR 6,484,932 74 ALLEN 232,722 4 ANDERSON 728,297 12 BARREN 1,701 "311 33 BATH 348,199 11 BOONE 265,824 5 BOURBON "" 1/ 1 BOYLE 354,833 5 BRACKEN 273,876 4 BRECKINRIDGE 209,896 6 BULLI'B" 199,805 3 BUTLER 1/ 1 CALDWELL 621,178 6 CAMPBELL 1/ 2 CARLISLE i f 1 CARROLL 1_1 2 CARTER 1_/ 2 CASEY 2,295,161 38 CHRISTIAN 1,992,494 41 CLARK 11 1 CLAY 1_/ 1 CLINTON 1,046,999 19 CRITTENDEN 213,580 5 CUMBERLAND 388,259 8 DAVIESS 578,140 5 EDMONSON 421,670 7 FAYETTE 332,752 3 FLEMING 6,274,254 84 FRANKLIN 1/ 1 GALLAT1N !1 2 GARRARD 1,416,193 21 GRANT 174,799 4 GRAYSON 1,683,851 23 GREEN 2,525,214 52 HARDIN 798,502 13 HARRISON 256,771 8 HART 2,800,693 58 HENRY 1,326,475 16 HOPKINS 1/ 1 JACKSON 637,003 8 JESSAMINE 314,740 5 KENTON 322,330 4 LARUE 1,663,204 15 LAUREL 411,655 9 LEWIS 998,014 18 LINCOLN 5,201,853 83 LOGAN 1,290,050 9 LYON 1/ 1 McLEAN 1/ 1 MADISON 340,962 5 MARION 4,936,307 49 MASON 3,110,964 39 MEADE 1/ 2 MERCER 1,794,408 27 METCALFE 2,920,510 44 MONROE 3,008,161 20 MONTGOMERY 270,905 3 MUHLENBERG 1/ I NELSON 4,701,721 56 NICHOLAS 98,184 3 OLDHAM 415,876 5 OWEN 236,972 6 PENDLETON 384,670 7 PULASKI 3,617,724 51

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ROBERTSON 181,306 7 ROCKCASTLF_. 631,993 13 ROWAN 11 2

RUSSELL 3,183,439 50 SHELBY 3,216,066 45 SPENCER 939,471 19 TAYLOR 1,864,047 29 TODD 3,145,454 40 TRIMBLE 190,775 5 WARREN 1,316,053 11 WASHINGTON 2,615,948 36 WAYNE 381,800 8 OTHER 1,7~,124 !I


MARYLAND ALLEGANY CARROLL FREDERICK 6,249,381 GARRET-r 771,415 KENT OTHER 3,844,126

ITOTAL MARYLAND 10,864,922 161

MICHIGAN KALAMAZOO ~ 1 MONTCALM ~ 2 MUSKEGON ~ 2 NEWAYGO ~ 1

ITOTAL MICHIGAN 19,450,160 2/ 6]

MISSOURI CAPE GIRARDEAU 1/ 1

CASS 186,195 5 FRANKLIN 319,902 5 JOHNSON 455,846 5 LINCOLN 828,136 4 MARION 181,568 3 MONROE ! / 1 PERRY 84,306 4 PIKE 11 1 SHELBY 11 1 OTHER 495,154 11

ITOTAL MISSOURI 2,551,107 30J

NEW YORK CAYUGA ~ 2 MONTGOMERY ~ 1 RENSSELAER ~ 1 TOMPKINS ~ 1

ITOTAL N.~ YORK 6,590,662 ~ 6 t

NORTH CAROLINA ALAMANCE 2,969,937 20 ALEXANDER' 4,312,104 23 ALLEGHANY 4,467,309 23 ANSON 11 2 ASHE 334,601 3 BUNCOMBE 2,831,555 13 CABARRUS 361,033 5 CALDWELL 11 1 CASWELL 1I 2 CATAWBA 1,087,338 5

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|TATE AND POUNDS NO. COUNTY OF MILK ,, PROD.|

CHATHAM 882,385 7 CHEROKEE 11 2 CLAY 1./ 1 CLEVELAND 895.526 5 DAVIDSON 2.313,384 15 DAVIE 1.191.201 13 DUPUN 1/ 1 DURHAM 283.654 3 FORSYTH 559,151 5 GASTON 2.318.918 10 GRANVILLE 936.795 7 GUILFORD 3.180.470 11 HALIFAX 750.763 4 HARNE'I-r 1/ 2 HAYWOOD 2.587.418 11 HENDERSON 4.191.348 8 HOKE 11 2 IREDELL 17.188,972 53 JACKSON 1-/ 2

LENOIR 1/ 1 LINCOLN 2.413,401 8 McDOWELL 368.916 3 MACON 1/ 1 MADISON 1/ 1 MECKLENBURG 411.562 4 NASH 11 1 ORANGE 2.863.794 16 PERSON 11 2 POLK 227,781 3 RANDOLPH 9,287,973 26 ROCKINGHAM 720,623 3 ROWAN 3,923,681 21 RUTHERFORD 433,458 5

SAMPSON 1/ 1 STANLY 966,490 3 STOKES 1/ 2 SURRY 2.353.693 10 UNION 418,611 3 WAKE 1_/ 2 WARREN 902,319 3 WATAUGA 160,037 3 WAYNE 1/ 2 WILKES 356,642 3 YADKIN 4,851,521 16 YANCEY 1_/ 1 OTHER 5.429.824 1_/

ITOTAL NORTH CAROUNA ., 89,734,188 4031

OHIO ADAMS 2.149.968 25 ASHLAND 1,940,265 4 BELMONT 1,106,643 17 BROWN 697,881 12 BUTLER 1,772.627 21 CARROLL 179,467 3 CLERMONT 225.359 6 CLINTON 630,024 8 COLUMBIANA 1,572.014 13 COSHOCTON 1,064.592 13 DARKE 702.795 3 FAYETTE 1/ 2 GUERNSEY 344,902 5 HAMILTON 1_/ 2 HARRISON 584,213 9

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HIGHLAND 576,001 6 HOLMES 567.275 5 JEFFERSON 1/ 2 KNOX 1/ 2 LICKING !1 1 MADISON 11 1 MAHONING 1.091.633 3 MEDINA 1/ 2 MERCER 60.500 8 MONTGOMERY 364.056 6 MUSKINGUM 479.289 5 PORTAGE 372.788 6 PREBLE 822.111 13 RICHLAND 1_/ 2 ROSS 601,232 7 SHELBY 201,932 4 STARK 2,305,058 19 TUSCARAWAS 3,906,712 12 WARREN 11 1 WAYNE 4.302.162 27 WILLIAMS 11 1

OTHER 6.249.725 ! / ITOTAL OHIO 34,871,224 2761

PENNSYLVANIA ADAMS 5,484,943 5 BEDFORD 3.696,301 45 BLAIR 14,348,861 34 CAMBRIA 1/ 1 CENTRE 1.230,930 4 CHESTER 1/ 1 CLINTON 11 1

CUMBERLAND 1.175,190 10 FAYETTE 2,357,729 22 FRANKLIN 4.719.832 22 FULTON 1,026,176 16 GREENE 11 1

H UNTINGDON 6,193,197 11 INDIANA 1/ 1 JUNIATA ! / 1 LANCASTER 3.855,886 5 MIFFLIN 1/ 2 SNYDER 1.458.540 13 SOMERSET 3.830.508 51 UNION 220,803 3 WESTMORELAND 1,477,397 22 OTHER 3,373,909 1/ iTOTAL PE,NNSYLVANItl, 54,450,202 2711

SOUTH CAROLINA ABBEVILLE I / 2 ANDERSON 1,705.882 11 BAMBERG 1,759.177 7 CHESTER 984.561 3 DARLINGTON 1/ 2 DORCHESTER 1_/ 1

EDGEF~ELD 1,012,109 6 FAIRFIELD ! / 1

GREENVILLE 906,684 4 GREENWOOD 1/ 1 LAURENS 1,222,070 6 LEE ! / 1 LEXINGTON ! / 1 NEWBERRY 5,679.264 19

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STATE AND POUNDS NO. | COUNTY OF MILK PROD.|

OCONEE 339,741 3 ORANGEBURG ' 6,288,223 14 PICKENS 579,735 3 SALUDA 1,905,785 9 SPARTANBURG 2,605,191 9 SUMTER 11 1 YORK 1,433,891 6 OTHER 2,543,485 11

ITOTAL SOUTH CAROLINA 28,965,798 1101

TENNESSEE ANDERSON 11 1 BEDFORD 221,916 3 BLEDSOE 1/ 1 BLOUNT 578,298 7 BRADLEY 4,123,575 26 CAMPBELL 1/ 1 CANNON 1 / 1 CARTER 711,980 6 CLAIBORNE 1,120,467 8 COCKE 868,019 13 COFFEE !1 1 CUMBERLAND 563,419 3 DAVIDSON 1_1 1 DeKALB 11 2 DICKSON 1/ 2 FENTRESS 481,791 7 FRANKLIN 1,772,145 11 GRAINGER 842,182 9 GREENE 5,685,404 69 GRUNDY 11 1 HAMBLEN 1,089,712 12 HAMILTON 526,603 5 HAWKINS 649,997 8 HUMPHREYS 163,523 4 JEFFERSON 1,773,833 15 JOHNSON 286,326 3 KNOX 692,756 6 LOUDON 5,341,532 29 McMINN 5,397,394 42 MACON 1_1 1 MARION 1/ 1 MEIGS 593,001 7 MONROE 4,895,264 36 MONTGOMERY 11 1 MORGAN 189,192 4 OVERTON 530,218 3 POLK 1,992,514 7 RHEA 205,999 5 ROANE 132,599 4 ROBERTSON 630,467 3 RUTHERFORD 887,173 12 SCOTT 1-1 2 SEQUATCHIE 1-/ 1 SEVIER 1_/ 1 SMITH 428,501 7 SULLIVAN 849,727 7 UNION 1/ 1 WARREN 244,668 4 WASHINGTON 7,057,099 61 WHITE 345,232 3 WlLLIAMSON 1/ 1 WILSON 855,215 11 OTHER 2,058,390 I / .

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APPALACHIAN | FEDERAL ORDER NO. 5 |

TATE AND POUNDS ' NO. 1 0 U N ~ , • OF MILK PROD.]

~OTALTENNESSEE ,,, 54,786,131 , , 480]

.,,VIRGINIA ALBEMARLE 1-/ 1 ALLEGHANY 1/ 2 AMELIA 51,706 4 APPOMATTOX 710,306 9 AUGUSTA 9,500,522 62 BEDFORD 2,230,872 18 BLAND 1,076,568 8 BOTETOURT 1,689,691 11 BRUNSWICK 1/ 1 BUCKINGHAM 11 2 CAMPBELL 908,852 8 CAROLINE 1/ 2 CARROLL 1,167,200 11 CHARLOTTE 609,771 25 CLARKE 1,547,830 3 CRAIG 285,682 3 CULPEPER 1,557,813 20 CUMBERLAND 11 1 FAUQUIER 3,167,254 32 FLOYD 1,238,191 14 FRANKLIN 11,681,499 64 FREDERICK 11 2 GILES 1/ 1 GOOCHLAND 11 2 GRAYSON 2,972,230 21 GREENE 590,572 4 HALIFAX 1/ 2 HENRY 1/ 2 LEE 11 2 LOUDOUN 1/ 2 LOUISA 1/ 2 MADISON 1,289,217 8 MECKLENBURG 217,748 7 MONTGOMERY 3,277,227 26 NOTTOWAY 91,250 3 ORANGE 1,975,873 12 PAGE 1/ 1 PATRICK 1,618,408 3 PITTSYLVANIA 3,106,963 9 POWHATAN 30,553 3 PRINCE EDWARD 120,076 3 PRINCE GEORGE 1/ 2 PRINCE WILLIAM 1,146,713 8 PULASKI 1,981,024 13 ROCKBRIDGE 1,468,102 7 ROCKINGHAM 27,188,121 206 RUSSELL 384,861 7 SCOTT 240,539 5 SHENANDOAH 1,349,521 8 SMYTH 3,464,782 21 SPOTSYLVANIA 1,454,121 5 STAFFORD 11 1

TAZEWELL 1,714,849 11 WASHINGTON 4,656,357 22 WISE 1/ 1 WYTHE 4,748,540 37 OTHER 3,060,396 1/

I ,0rA" VIRGIN,, !o5,.572:ooo 77o 1

W_EST VIRGINIA BERKELEY 518,480 3

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GREENBR!ER 2,407,731 13 JEFFERSON 2,251,534 11 MASON 504,273 3 MONROE 2,096,990 15 NICHOLAS 1-/ 1 PRESTON 386,489 4 SUMMERS 11 2 OTHER 408,734 1-/ TOTAL WEST VIRGINIA 8,574,231 521

TOTAL DELAWARE, ,,, 34 I FLORIDA AND KANSAS 2;506,831

I IMARKET TOTAL ='74.418.516 4,220 I

1/Milk pounds shown as "Other" for counties with less than 3 producers. 2/Milk pounds shown in total only.

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