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'OTA' S 4 Crop Reporting Board Released: Apri 1 3:00 1980 OF FL LIu ENTS DEPT * -- - * p fS* V U.S. DEPOSITORY Economics, Statistics, & Cooperatives Service US. Department of Agriculture Washington, D.C I 20250 I I STOCKS There April was 3 were 1980 percent held on April an estimated growers, de ss than the 1978. THREE PERCENT LOWER THAN .8 million alers record na proce holdings ssors YEAR AGO potatoes fall year producing percent a uses areas bov held on lion figure regional cwt on e. Ma previous cwt, stock lower a 6 p and t were than eroles o a les hand ine breakdown , 29 tock seasons percent percent from 26 percent on April 1, line at 1 as fol abov a year .5 million the eight ast April below 1979 from a ser extent year's I eight We year earl i Washington. Central seven Eastern and 16 percent remained well states , holdings recent evel stern refl and Minne states redu acting than sota State higher above total than .6 mil- 1978 .0 million 1978 s stock we million actions Idaho North re 4 p cwt on Dakota percent hand. and Oregon Disappearance (excluding were season dumped Nevada), . The t during grading of t 8 p .otal ;he ierc 1 979 fall crop ent short of appearance grading, fed t e to shrinkage live include tock (moisture April 1980 to ta ed 18 million .9 million on farms oss). where cwt of grown, 00 million comparable potatoes cwt period that scared without States season quantity totaled and 9 D potatoes .0 million percent b cwt the cesse , b perc April 1, to April ent 1 1978 S, than total 1980 during seven major comparable cess period Fall Potatoes: Production and Stocks Mil. cwt 300 Production * 250 200 Stocks 150 eoj - I I __ i UNIV. ~ D~UM II 1 c J I Stocks are defined as the quantity remaining in storage for all purposes and uses, the date o account fo including shrinkage and waste and other losses that occur after f each report. Sales of fall potatoes for all purposes generally r about 90 percent of the total fall production. Shrinkage and loss and home use account for the remaining TABLE 1 APRIL . FALL POTATOES , AND MAY 1 10 percent. : PRODUCTION, DECEMBER 1, JANUARY 1, FEBRUARY 1, MARCH 1, TOTAL STOCKS, CROPS OF 1969-79 IN THE FALL STATES : TOTAL STOCKS YEAR : PRODUCTION : FOLLOWING YEAR SDEC i ** : D" JAN 1 FEB 1 MAR 1 APR 1 MAY 1 S1, 000 CWT 1969 : 252,561 162,800 138,140 111,510 87,620 1970 : 267,827 175,145 150,030 122,230 96,780 1971 1/ 266,707 176,390 151,435 124,375 98,485 1972 : 249,320 158,565 134,420 107,310 83,380 58,250 1973 : 254,379 157,837 133,665 106,615 81,165 55,870 1974 289,342 187,935 163,095 133,425 104,116 75,905 1975 278,391 185,965 159,140 131,685 104,050 71,640 1976 307,427 201,980 174,775 143,925 114,140 81,875 1977 307,064 206,690 178,205 149,690 120,970 89,205 1978 323,498 223,290 196,080 164,666 133,247 99,808 65,116 1979 301,628 209,180 182,755 154,005 126,530 96,821 1/ BEGNINNG WITH 1971, LATE SUMMER PRODUCTION FOR N Y LI, WIS AND WASH HAS BEEN CLASSIFIED AS FALL. TABLE 2. POTATOES USED FOR PROCESSING /, SEVEN STATES, 1978 AND 1979 CROP 2/ S S * STATE STORAGE TO TO TO : TO TO T:..ENTIRE : SEASON DEC 1 JAN 1 : FEB 1 : MAR 1 APR 1 : MAY 1 .SEASON 1,000 CWT IDAHO AND MALHEUR : 1978-79 15,720 21,215 26,055 31,130 37,095 43,305 61,290 CO., OREG 1979-80 14,210 18,680 23,980 28,840 34,440 MAINE 3/ : 1978-79 2,280 2,800 3,670 4,390 5,355 6,205 8,140 1979-80 2,010 2,655 3,470 4,245 5,200 WASH AND OTHER 1978-79 15,075 18,380 22,230 26,035 30,125 34,770 44,295 AREAS, OREG 1979-80 13,510 16,995 20,7?5 24,915 29,395 OTHER STATES 4/ : 1978-79 2,625 3,520 4,420 5,290 6,255 7,155 10,540 1979-80 2,625 3,365 4,215 5,055 6,005 TOTAL 1978-79 35,700 45,915 56,375 66,845 78,830 91,435 124,265 : 1979-80 32,355 41,695 52,390 63,055 75,040 I/ PROD 2 Y TITNAU)TL ATO RETETVEDENRTISEWTOR PRUCESENS E UCED. DOES NOT INCLUDE QUANTITIES USED FOR POTATO CHIPS IN MAINE 1978-79 REVISED. TS ATED WRTCWTHE7UTATHETERE MICH OR MINN. INCLUDES MAINE GROWN POTATOES ONLY. MICH , MINN AND N DAK. NOTE: 1 % I :&si: "b TABLE POTATOES: PROCESSORS, PRODUCTION AND TOTAL STOCKS OF FALL POTATOES HELD BY GROWERS, AND LOCAL DEALERS ON APRIL 1, 1979 AND APRIL CROP OF CROP OF a I-IIPrllI~lCI IIIIIIIII- I II rrr -rlrIrirrrr-rII STATE 1 STOCKS: : PRODUCTION :TOTAL STOCKS: :APR 1, 1,000 CWT AS % OF : PRODUCTION : PRODUCTION PERCENT :TOTAL STOCKS: :APR 1,000 CWT 1 STOCKS AS % OF : PRODUCTION PERCENT CALIF COLO CONN IDAHO IND MAINE MASS MICH MINN MONT NEBR - UPSTATE N DAK OHIO OREG PA S DAK UTAH WASH WIS WYO 6,055 11.275 a* 1/ a* ioo.3io 1/ 25,960 1/ 8,500 14,910 2,088 1,800 6,175 6,500 22.400 28,488 6,250 1/ 1,190 1,127 1/ 50,685 17,325 1.462 1,400 3,350 1/ 44,000 1/ 8.800 6,364 11,455 1/ 88,200 1/ 28,750 1/ 8,000 12,920 1,800 1,482 6,431 6,463 18.240 4,800 1.100 6,100 150 7,700 1,550 25,310 6,000 1/ 1,203 1,300 1/ 48,925 17.010 1/ 14.500 1.500 1/ 40,500 1/ 12,500 1/ 1,500 4,600 1.100 4.500 7,200 1,200 1/ 14.400 1. 144 OTH STS 23 STATES TOTAL 318,058 99.808 296,678 96.821 STOCKS INCLUDED IN OTHER STATES. EXCLUDING NEV FOR WHICH NO STOCKS ESTIMATES ARE MADE. NEV 1978 PRODUCTION 5,440,000 CWT 1979 PRODUCTION 4,950,000 CWT. DURING THE PAST SEVEN YEARS, THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE APRIL 1 PRELIMINARY AND FINAL ESTIMATE AVERAGED 2.7 MILLION CWT. THE LARGEST DEVIATION WAS 4.5 AND THE SMALLEST WAS *MILLION CWT THE PRELIMINARY APRIL 1 ESTIMATE WAS BELOW THE FINAL ESTIMATE EACH YEAR DURING THE PAST SEVEN YEARS. 4 19 36 61 UNIVERSITY OF PLORIDA HI II111 111111111 II1111111lI!111111Jll11111II!liiE URU i 3 1262 06862 1086 POTATO STOCKS QUALITY SURVEY (MINNESOTA AND NORTH DAKOTA (RED RIVER VALLEY) The potato stocks quality by the Econo Minnesota. mics, Statistics, information contained in this report is based on a survey conducted/ and Cooperatives Service in the Red River Valley of North Dakota and Sample bags of potatoes selected on a random basis were placed in storage at harvest grade and weight loss for potatoes at th River Valley Potato Growers Association, ie time of removal from storage. samples were selected only At the request of the Red for processing potatoes. Samples of white varieties recovered before April 1, 1980 continue to indicate a significantly lower quality at harvest and after storage than samples recovered by the comparable date a earlier. The decline while in storage in percentage of (including B's) was 10 percentage points samples of white varieties g for samples removed from storage to date. with an 11 point decline during the same period a year earlier. The graded as culls at harvest and after storage in samples recovered by Total weight loss percent of April 1 is whit well while in storage for samples recovered to date is 5 percent year raJing No. 1 This compares e varieties above a same as season. Based on samples russet varieties recovered by April 1, 1980, indicated well below a year earlier, but after storage quality is nearly t The percentage of russet samples grading No. 1 (including B's) declined 6 compared with a 12 point decline during the comparable period last season. the quality :he same as p0 at harvest last April varieties graded as culls both at harvest and after storage is much higher this season than for samples recovered by April 1, 1979. year was The cooperation of the many potato growers and storage operators who assi is greatly appreciated. sted on this project POTATO STOCKS QUALITY SURVEY, RED RIVER VALLEY, 1979-80 AVERAGE GRADE OF POTATOES a a fl w -- -a -- a -- -- -- -- -- a- e m-mm -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- ---- --- --- -- --- -- NO. 1 NO. 2 CULLS 1 B'S Ia--i--a--as--- --- --- -a- -- ---m-- --------------- WEIGHT HARVEST :AFTER STORAGE HARVEST AFTER : STORAGE : HARVEST AFTER : STORAGE : HARVEST : AFTER : STORAGE LOSS : PERCENT SAMPLES RECOVERED BEFORE APRIL 1, 1980 WHITE RUSSET : SAMPLES RECOVERED BEFORE APRIL 1, 1979 ALL SAMPLES 1978-79 STORAGE SEASON-FINAL 2/ 1/ NO. FOR THE 1 B'S ARE POTATOES THAT MEET THE U.S. AREA: RED AND WHITE VARIETIES - 1 1/2 NO. 1 GRADE BUT DO NOT MEET THE MINIMUM SIZE STANDARDS -2 1/ INCHES IN DIAMETER RUSSET VARIETIES - UNDER 2 time. Reports issued each month during the 1979-80 storage season will show the cumulative average to April 1, double the amount The total for the comparable date last year. is also 1. ints bj April The percent of weight loss while in storage this russet 6 percent INCLUDING B'S WHITE RUSSET WHITE RUSSET 5 3 6 4 ;;~:"5 ~ EEEjiEE ;irgil~ -- --- -- -- .. -' '-- |