2014 Crop Year Fertilizer Sales Report
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1 2014 Crop Year Fertilizer Sales Report MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE This report is based on the tonnage of fertilizer reported from licensed dealers that has been either distributed OR sold in Minnesota 1. Each registrant under section 18C.411 and each company licensed under section 18C.415 must file an annual tonnage report for the previous year ending June 30 with the Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA), on forms provided or approved by the MDA, stating the number of net tons of each brand or grade of fertilizer, soil amendment, or plant amendment distributed in Minnesota or the number of net tons and grade of each raw fertilizer material sold or distributed in Minnesota during the reporting period. (Minnesota Statute 18C.421) Prior to using this information, please be aware of the following: Fertilizer sold during a given year does not necessarily mean that the materials were used or land applied during that time period. On-farm storage has been increasing. This allows producers to purchase and store fertilizer products for future use when fertilizer products are readily available and/or at reasonable prices. Sales information may not accurately reflect fertilizer use in a specific county. The accuracy of the sales information is influenced by the location of the dealership and the location of the purchaser. If the farm is near a county boundary or straddles county lines, the seller may be reporting incorrect information. Some farming operations have fields scattered across multiple counties but the dealership may not know all the details necessary to accurately report on a county level. Example: In this report, Lincoln County reported annual sales of only 23,000 tons and 230,000 acres of major crops (corn, beans, wheat and hay). Neighboring Pipestone County reported annual sales of 44,000 tons despite having less crop acreage (211,000 acres). This large discrepancy can only be explained by inaccurate sales recording. Clustering the sales data from neighboring counties removes the geographical biases. Regionally, this data becomes more accurate and the statewide sales data is very accurate. 1 Fertilizer can be reported as distributed or sold. Fertilizer sales does not equate to fertilizer applied. Fertilizer can be purchased one season and applied in another season. Fertilizer can be purchased in one county and applied in another county. 1
2 FERTILIZER CODES USED TO RECORD FERTILIZER SALES FOR THE 2014 GROWING SEASON CODE FERTILIZER N P K CONTAINER TYPE 0 IDENTIFIED BY GRADE ANHYDROUS AMMONIA AQUA AMMONIA AMMONIUM NITRATE AMMONIUM NITRATE SOLUTION AMMONIUM NITRATE-LIMESTONE MIXTURES AMMONIUM NITRATE-SULFATE AMMONIUM POLYSULFIDE AMMONIUM SULFATE AMMONIUM SULFATE SOLUTION AMMONIUM SULFATE-NITRATE AMMONIUM SULFATE-UREA AMMONIUM THIOSULFATE CALCIUM AMMONIUM NITRATE CALCIUM CYANAMIDE CALCIUM NITRATE CALCIUM NITRATE-UREA FERROUS AMMONIUM SULFATE MAGNESIUM NITRATE NITRIC ACID NITROGEN SOLUTION <28% NITROGEN SOLUTION 28% NITROGEN SOLUTION 30% NITROGEN SOLUTION 32% NITROGEN SOLUTION >32% SODIUM NITRATE SULFUR COATED UREA COATED UREA UREA UREA SOLUTION UREA-FORMALDEHYDE ZINC AMMONIUM SULFATE SOLUTION ZINC MANGANESE AMMONIUM SULFATE NITROGEN PRODUCT - CODE UNKNOWN NITROGEN PRODUCT - CODE/GRADE UNKNOWN AMMONIUM METAPHOSPHATE AMMONIUM PHOSPHATE DIAMMONIUM PHOSPHATE AMMONIUM POLYPHOSPHATE BASIC LIME PHOSPHATE
3 CODE FERTILIZER N P K CONTAINER TYPE 206 AMMONIUM PHOSPHATE NITRATE AMMONIUM PHOSPHATE SULFATE BASIC SLAG MONOAMMONIUM PHOSPHATE ASH FERTILIZER BONE BLACK, SPENT BONE MEAL, RAW BONE MEAL, STEAMED BONE, PRECIPITATED AMMONIUM PHOSPHATE+S(10%) AND/OR ZN(1%) AMMONIUM PHOSPHATE + S(15%) CALCIUM METAPHOSPHATE COLLOIDAL PHOSPHATE (SOFT PHOSPHATE) LIMESTONE, PHOSPHATIC MAGNESIUM PHOSPHATE NITRIC PHOSPHATE PHOSPHATE ROCK PHOSPHORIC ACID LIQUID AMMONIUM POLYPHOSPHATE PRECIPITATED PHOSPHATE SUPERPHOSPHATE, NORMAL SUPERPHOSPHATE, ENRICHED SUPERPHOSPHATE, TRIPLE SUPERPHOSPHORIC ACID PHOSPHATE PRODUCT - CODE UNKNOWN PHOSPHATE PRODUCT - CODE/GRADE UNKNOWN LIME-POTASH MIXTURES MANURE SALTS POTASH SUSPENSIONS POTASSIUM CARBONATE MURIATE OF POTASH 60% (POT. CHLORIDE) MURIATE OF POTASH 62% POTASSIUM-MAGNESIUM SULFATE POTASSIUM-METAPHOSPHATE POTASSIUM NITRATE POTASSIUM-SODIUM NITRATE POTASSIUM SULFATE TOBACCO STEMS POTASH PRODUCT - CODE UNKNOWN POTASH PRODUCT - CODE/GRADE UNKNOWN BLOOD, DRIED CASTOR POMACE COCOA SHELL MEAL COCOA TANKAGE
4 CODE FERTILIZER N P K CONTAINER TYPE 613 COMPOST COTTONSEED MEAL FISH SCRAP GUANO MANURE PEAT SEWAGE SLUDGE, ACTIVATED SEWAGE SLUDGE, DIGESTED SEWAGE SLUDGE, HEAT DRIED SEWAGE SLUDGE, OTHER SOYBEAN MEAL TANKAGE, ANIMAL TANKAGE, PROCESS LINSEED MEAL TUNG PUMACE NATURAL ORGANIC PRODUCT-CODE UNKNOWN NAT ORGANIC PRODUCT-CODE/GRADE UNKNOWN ALUMINUM SULFATE BORAX BRUCITE (MAGNESIUM HYDROXIDE) COBALT SULFATE COPPER OXIDE, BLACK COPPER OXIDE, RED COPPER SULFATE COPPER CHELATE COPPER COMPOUND FERRIC OXIDE FERRIC SULFATE FERROUS SULFATE IRON CHELATE IRON COMPOUND GYPSUM (CALCIUM SULFATE) CALCIUM CHELATE CALCIUM SULFATE (HYDROUS) LIME SULFUR SOLUTION MAGNESIA (MAGNESIUM OXIDE) EPSOM SALT (MAGNESIUM SULFATE) MAGNESIUM CHELATE MANGANESE AGSTONE MANGANESE CHELATE MANGANESE OXIDE MANGANESE SLAG MANGANESE SULFATE MANGANOUS OXIDE
5 CODE FERTILIZER N P K CONTAINER TYPE 762 SODIUM MOLYBDATE SOIL AMENDMENT SOIL ADDITIVE SOIL CONDITIONER POTTING SOIL SULFUR CALCIUM CHLORIDE SULFURIC ACID ZINC OXIDE ZINC OXYSULFATE ZINC SULFATE ZINC SULFATE SOLUTION ZINC CHELATE SEC./MICRONUT. - CODE UNKNOWN SEC./MICRONUT. - CODE/GRADE UNKNOWN CALCIUM OXIDE (BURNT) CALCIUM HYDROXIDE (HYDRATE) STANDARD DOLOMITE DOLOMITIC LIME (75% NEUTRAL) STANDARD CALCITE CALCITIC LIME (75% NEUTRAL) LIME PRODUCT - CODE UNKNOWN LIME PRODUCT - CODE/GRADE UNKNOWN DOLOMITIC & CALCITIC BLEND (PELLETIZED) LIME SUSPENSIONS NON-LIME FILLER (WATER, SAND, ETC.) FERTILIZER PRODUCT - CODE/GRADE UNKNOWN SINGLE NUTRIENT - CODE/GRADE UNKNOWN SPECIALITY - CODE/GRADE UNKNOWN MULTIPLE NUTRIENT - CODE/GRADE UNKNOWN
6 MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE MEASURED IN TONS OF FERTILIZER PRODUCT TABLE 1. TOTAL FERTILIZER SUMMARY From July, 2013 to June, 2014 CONTAINER USE NUTRIENT TOTAL BAG BULK LIQUID FARM NONFARM MULTI-NUTRIENT 844, , , ,113 0 NITROGEN 1,443, , ,853 1,443,278 0 PHOSPHATE 2, , ,755 0 POTASH 579, , ,941 0 ORGANICS SEC/MICRO 48, ,978 2,789 48,767 0 LIME 8, , ,061 0 MISCELLANEOUS 115,156 78,301 36, ,855 78,301 TOTAL 3,042,160 78,572 2,286, ,726 2,963,859 78,301 6
7 MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE MEASURED IN TONS OF NUTRIENTS (UNITS) TABLE 2. TOTAL NUTRIENTS BY TYPE From July, 2013 to June, 2014 CONTAINER USE NUTRIENT TOTAL BAG BULK LIQUID FARM NONFARM MULTI-NUTRIENT NITROGEN 110, ,797 10, ,024 0 PHOSPHATE 341, ,574 34, ,163 0 POTASH 8, , ,573 0 SINGLE-NUTRIENT NITROGEN 668, , , ,600 0 PHOSPHATE POTASH 344, , ,475 0 ORGANIC NITROGEN PHOSPHATE POTASH TOTAL NUTRIENTS NITROGEN 779, , , ,199 0 PHOSPHATE 342, ,329 35, ,397 0 POTASH 353, , ,
8 MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE MEASURED IN TONS OF FERTILIZER PRODUCT TABLE 3. SINGLE-NUTRIENT FERTILIZER SUMMARY From July, 2013 to June, 2014 GRADE CONTAINER ANALYSIS CODE IDENTIFICATION TOTAL BAG BULK LIQUID NITROGEN NITROGEN NO ID NITROGEN NO CODE IDENT. BY GRADE NITROGEN NO CODE IDENT. BY GRADE FERROUS AMM-SUL IDENT. BY GRADE NITROGEN NO CODE ZINC MAN AMM SUL NITROGEN NO CODE IDENT. BY GRADE ZINC AMM SUL SOL AMMONIUM THIOSUL NITROGEN NO CODE NITROGEN NO CODE AMMONIUM THIOSUL 21, , AMMONIUM THIOSUL IDENT. BY GRADE AMMONIUM THIOSUL NITRIC ACID NITROGEN NO CODE CALCIUM NITRATE SODIUM NITRATE IDENT. BY GRADE NITROGEN NO CODE NITROGEN NO CODE IDENT. BY GRADE UREA SOLUTION IDENT. BY GRADE AMM NIT SOLUTION AMMONIUM POLYSULF UREA SOLUTION 1, ,824 8
9 GRADE CONTAINER ANALYSIS CODE IDENTIFICATION TOTAL BAG BULK LIQUID NITROGEN NO CODE AMM NIT LIME MIX AMMONIUM SULFATE 137, , IDENT. BY GRADE NITROGEN NO CODE NITROGEN NO CODE IDENT. BY GRADE AMMONIUM SUL-NIT AMMONIUM SUL-NIT NITROGEN NO CODE IDENT. BY GRADE NITROGEN NO CODE 2, , NITROGEN SOL 28% 159, , NITROGEN SOL 30% NITROGEN NO CODE NITROGEN SOL 32% 122, , NITROGEN NO CODE AMMONIUM NITRATE SUL CTD UREA IDENT. BY GRADE SUL CTD UREA UREA- FORM IDENT. BY GRADE IDENT. BY GRADE NITROGEN NO CODE IDENT. BY GRADE NITROGEN NO CODE IDENT. BY GRADE NITROGEN NO CODE IDENT. BY GRADE NITROGEN NO CODE IDENT. BY GRADE NITROGEN UREA 18, , IDENT. BY GRADE UREA 710, , IDENT. BY GRADE ANHY AMMONIA 263, ,049 9
10 GRADE CONTAINER ANALYSIS CODE IDENTIFICATION TOTAL BAG BULK LIQUID NITROGEN TOTALS 1,443, , ,853 PHOSPHATE PHOS NO ID PHOS NO CODE IDENT. BY GRADE PHOS ROCK PHOS NO CODE COLLOID PHOS PHOS ROCK PHOS NO ID IDENT. BY GRADE PHOS ACID PHOSPHATE TOTALS 2, , POTASH POTASH NO ID POTASH NO CODE IDENT. BY GRADE IDENT. BY GRADE POTASH NO CODE POTASH NO CODE IDENT. BY GRADE IDENT. BY GRADE LIME-POT MIXTURES IDENT. BY GRADE MANURE SALTS POTASH NO CODE POT-MAG SULFATE 3, , IDENT. BY GRADE IDENT. BY GRADE POT-MAG SULFATE POTASH NO CODE IDENT. BY GRADE POTASH NO CODE IDENT. BY GRADE POTASH NO CODE POTASH NO CODE POT SULFATE 8, , IDENT. BY GRADE MUR OF POT 60%
11 GRADE CONTAINER ANALYSIS CODE IDENTIFICATION TOTAL BAG BULK LIQUID MUR OF POT 60% 550, , MUR OF POT 60% 10, , MUR OF POT 62% 3, ,865 0 POTASH TOTALS 579, ,941 0 ALL TOTALS 2,025, ,454, ,731 11
12 MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE MEASURED IN TONS OF FERTILIZER PRODUCT TABLE 4. MULTIPLE-NUTRIENT FERTILIZER SUMMARY From July, 2013 to June, 2014 CONTAINER USE GRADE TOTAL BAG BULK LIQUID FARM NONFARM , , , , , , , , , , , ,
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28 CONTAINER USE GRADE TOTAL BAG BULK LIQUID FARM NONFARM
29 CONTAINER USE GRADE TOTAL BAG BULK LIQUID FARM NONFARM TOTALS 844, , , ,
30 MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE MEASURED IN TONS TABLE 5. TOTAL FERTILIZER AND NUTRIENTS BY COUNTY From July, 2013 to June, TONS OF FERTILIZER PRODUCT TONS OF NUTRIENTS (UNITS) MULTI-NUTRIENTS ALL NUTRIENTS----- COUNTY NAME TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL ALL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL FERTILIZER SINGLE MULTI OTHER N P205 K20 N P205 K20 AITKIN 2,621 2, ANOKA BECKER 18,548 11,978 6, , ,502 2,777 1,796 BELTRAMI 5,780 4,146 1, , ,101 BENTON 1,461 1, BIG STONE 25,447 15,131 10, ,248 4, ,422 4,091 1,801 BLUE EARTH 47,511 31,301 15,210 1,000 1,487 5, ,019 5,703 4,087 BROWN 103,747 70,824 31,203 1,720 5,146 13, ,909 13,603 12,838 CARLTON CARVER 17,261 12,631 3,275 1, , ,203 1,407 2,356 CASS CHIPPEWA 61,746 30,216 17,172 14,358 2,464 7, ,073 7,361 3,866 CHISAGO 18,686 14,367 2,538 1, , ,745 CLAY 83,097 51,158 30,538 1,401 3,808 11, ,469 11,209 6,282 CLEARWATER 1,619 1, COOK 3,089 2, , COTTONWOOD 35,271 22,976 11, ,789 5, ,044 5,234 5,109 CROW WING DAKOTA 35,459 28,070 6, ,001 2, ,908 3,200 4,836 DODGE 46,579 34,123 11, ,060 3, ,801 3,718 4,590 30
31 -----TONS OF FERTILIZER PRODUCT TONS OF NUTRIENTS (UNITS) MULTI-NUTRIENTS ALL NUTRIENTS----- COUNTY NAME TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL ALL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL FERTILIZER SINGLE MULTI OTHER N P205 K20 N P205 K20 DOUGLAS 16,367 8,887 6, , ,240 2,416 1,901 FARIBAULT 72,979 52,324 18,039 2,616 1,725 7, ,153 7,190 9,279 FILLMORE 61,697 47,904 12, ,639 4, ,999 4,904 10,091 FREEBORN 69,364 51,842 16, ,902 7, ,793 7,149 10,870 GOODHUE 90,348 73,338 15,825 1,185 2,383 6, ,124 6,660 18,416 GRANT 56,072 34,124 20,930 1,018 2,870 8, ,411 8,646 5,534 HENNEPIN 1, HOUSTON 16,927 13,912 2, , ,379 1,112 2,819 HUBBARD 9,967 8,177 1, , ISANTI 8,091 6,571 1, , ,210 ITASCA JACKSON 48,659 35,871 11, ,758 5, ,039 5,022 5,099 KANABEC 5,437 4,271 1, , KANDIYOHI 50,460 29,170 19,742 1,548 2,091 6, ,181 6,046 5,067 KITTSON 46,161 32,731 12, ,594 5, ,766 5,420 1,683 KOOCHICHING LAC QUI PARLE 43,474 26,605 16, ,313 7, ,470 7,166 2,972 LAKE LAKE OF THE WOODS 5,104 3,802 1, , LE SUEUR 12,220 8,599 1,995 1, , LINCOLN 22,864 14,764 7, ,088 3, ,873 3,052 2,287 LYON 56,335 33,858 19,841 2,636 2,907 8, ,879 8,300 5,708 MC LEOD 30,918 18,639 12, ,308 3, ,528 3,739 3,705 MAHNOMEN 5,864 3,717 2, , MARSHALL 78,050 53,447 24, ,921 10, ,700 10,484 5,487 MARTIN 48,025 35,886 11, ,201 4, ,583 4,863 4,980 31
32 -----TONS OF FERTILIZER PRODUCT TONS OF NUTRIENTS (UNITS) MULTI-NUTRIENTS ALL NUTRIENTS----- COUNTY NAME TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL ALL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL FERTILIZER SINGLE MULTI OTHER N P205 K20 N P205 K20 MEEKER 57,358 42,780 14, ,280 4, ,626 4,970 7,253 MILLE LACS 4,943 4, , MORRISON 27,851 23,231 3,512 1, , ,283 1,066 4,709 MOWER 58,961 44,315 13, ,467 5, ,137 5,285 8,813 MURRAY 42,326 28,039 13, ,189 6, ,686 6,036 5,561 NICOLLET 28,676 22,429 6, , ,257 2,614 2,495 NOBLES 38,193 25,703 12, ,424 5, ,219 5,493 6,319 NORMAN 44,330 27,267 16, ,476 6, ,348 6,631 3,429 OLMSTED 40,775 31,660 8, ,080 3, ,526 3,323 6,694 OTTER TAIL 46,200 29,723 11,654 4,823 1,701 4, ,318 4,784 5,524 PENNINGTON 27,010 16,978 9, ,135 4, ,508 4,778 4,003 PINE 2,404 1, PIPESTONE 43,945 29,310 14, ,762 5, ,882 5,946 4,965 POLK 80,554 50,399 29,037 1,118 3,659 11, ,508 11,908 5,711 POPE 24,126 14,276 8,478 1,372 1,191 3, ,282 3,481 3,020 RAMSEY 1,919 1, RED LAKE 21,029 13,361 7, , ,294 2,921 2,889 REDWOOD 101,147 67,139 32,919 1,089 5,474 14, ,625 14,312 13,079 RENVILLE 67,342 39,894 26,057 1,391 2,903 8, ,576 8,418 5,224 RICE 29,821 23,001 6, , ,483 2,505 4,596 ROCK 47,960 32,321 12,023 3,616 1,768 5, ,550 5,210 4,991 ROSEAU 38,656 28,454 9, ,049 4, ,015 4,520 4,875 ST LOUIS SCOTT 16,004 14,417 1, , ,239 SHERBURNE 20,905 18,115 2, , ,654 SIBLEY 66,241 36,140 25,471 4,630 3,581 11, ,829 11,830 7,827 STEARNS 83,875 57,138 20,362 6,375 2,684 7, ,016 7,716 8,781 32
33 -----TONS OF FERTILIZER PRODUCT TONS OF NUTRIENTS (UNITS) MULTI-NUTRIENTS ALL NUTRIENTS----- COUNTY NAME TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL ALL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL FERTILIZER SINGLE MULTI OTHER N P205 K20 N P205 K20 STEELE 48,513 37,185 10, ,157 4, ,558 4,880 8,596 STEVENS 45,012 26,178 17,097 1,737 2,372 7, ,809 7,067 3,377 SWIFT 68,889 45,047 19,380 4,462 2,787 8, ,298 8,364 7,917 TODD 20,141 11,945 3,003 5, , ,148 TRAVERSE 34,285 18,967 15, ,486 5, ,485 5,140 2,175 WABASHA 20,525 16,395 3, , ,990 1,544 3,888 WADENA 18,069 15,434 2, , ,118 WASECA 40,149 29,359 10, ,103 4, ,218 4,153 5,351 WASHINGTON 8,874 6,464 2, , ,312 WATONWAN 50,622 35,878 14, ,558 6, ,868 6,522 6,789 WILKIN 40,070 26,342 13, ,959 5, ,157 5,888 2,322 WINONA 25,895 21,576 3, , ,947 1,227 5,109 WRIGHT 30,466 24,839 4, , ,645 1,984 5,911 YELLOW MEDICINE 66,071 41,050 24, ,554 10, ,376 10,283 6,551 UNKNOWN 93,595 11,421 1,771 80, , TOTALS: 3,042,160 2,025, , , , ,163 8, , , ,567 33
34 MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE MEASURED IN TONS OF FERTILIZER PRODUCT TABLE 6. LEADING GRADES BY COUNTY (1-5) From July, 2013 to June, 2014 COUNTY NAME AITKIN ANOKA BECKER 7,069 2, ,643 BELTRAMI 1,519 1, BENTON BIG STONE 9,459 2,891 1, BLUE EARTH 8,910 6, ,483 3,249 BROWN 26,071 21,191 25,968 6, CARLTON CARVER 4,044 3,881 2,621 2,879 0 CASS CHIPPEWA 14,407 6,336 8,292 2,712 1,826 CHISAGO 5,188 4,306 1, CLAY 30,989 9, ,411 CLEARWATER COOK 2, COTTONWOOD 5,387 8,462 7,742 3,970 2,178 CROW WING DAKOTA 7,929 7,660 4,216 3, DODGE 11,661 7, ,165 3,922 DOUGLAS 3,543 2,718 2, FARIBAULT 3,262 15, ,616 9,737 FILLMORE 14,597 16,197 5,638 4,283 2,347 FREEBORN 4,131 14,429 2,894 12,056 7,768 GOODHUE 19,990 30,190 10,089 10, GRANT 19,531 8,787 9,075 1,800 1,584 HENNEPIN HOUSTON 5,100 4,466 1, HUBBARD 3,184 1, ISANTI 2,102 1, ITASCA JACKSON 3,240 8,261 7,243 4,548 1,134 KANABEC 1,726 1, KANDIYOHI 9,358 4,443 9,349 5, KITTSON 26,121 2, ,873 3,339 34
35 COUNTY NAME KOOCHICHING LAC QUI PARLE 11,837 4,879 6,902 5,649 2,557 LAKE LAKE OF THE WOODS 1,254 1, LE SUEUR 1,073 1, ,067 0 LINCOLN 8,257 3,710 4, LYON 17,275 8,914 10,154 5, MC LEOD 6,050 5,785 5,644 3, MAHNOMEN 2,231 1, MARSHALL 31,480 5, ,630 14,654 MARTIN 1,957 8, ,014 6,315 MEEKER 13,572 11,610 2,648 8, MILLE LACS 1,691 1, MORRISON 7,343 7,365 1, MOWER 2,492 11,018 1,447 8,831 4,992 MURRAY 13,250 9,200 9,782 1, NICOLLET 8,992 4,112 1,857 5,424 1,281 NOBLES 5,708 10,499 1,758 4,650 5,815 NORMAN 19,325 5, ,966 OLMSTED 9,062 10,880 3,205 2,187 1,381 OTTER TAIL 11,643 8,416 6,231 1, PENNINGTON 7,727 6, ,059 6,706 PINE PIPESTONE 15,990 8,204 2, ,397 POLK 27,739 8, ,424 10,961 POPE 4,082 4,867 3,838 3, RAMSEY 1, RED LAKE 6,210 4, ,318 1,858 REDWOOD 21,048 21,670 28,775 14, RENVILLE 15,175 7,968 11,695 7, RICE 5,395 7, ,342 1,325 ROCK 11,975 8,192 7,213 3,410 1,961 ROSEAU 13,847 7, ,537 6,579 ST LOUIS SCOTT , SHERBURNE 4,180 7, , SIBLEY 13,543 12,809 12,002 4,143 8,307 STEARNS 15,869 13,498 9,490 4, STEELE 8,853 14, ,632 3,384 STEVENS 10,212 3,810 8,566 5,208 1,654 SWIFT 10,524 12,834 10,261 5,312 3,149 35
36 COUNTY NAME TODD 4,153 2, TRAVERSE 14,093 3,038 4, ,240 WABASHA 3,589 6,220 2,670 2, WADENA 5,106 4,997 1, WASECA 4,756 8, ,446 3,647 WASHINGTON 1,811 2,105 1,433 1,100 0 WATONWAN 5,677 11, ,072 8,719 WILKIN 19,622 3,573 7, ,492 WINONA 5,944 4,913 1,379 1, WRIGHT 7,370 9,711 3,489 3,036 0 YELLOW MEDICINE 16,176 10,796 13,801 6,861 2,063 UNKNOWN TOTALS: 710, , , , ,311 36
37 MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE MEASURED IN TONS OF FERTILIZER PRODUCT TABLE 7. LEADING GRADES BY COUNTY (6-10) From July, 2013 to June, 2014 COUNTY NAME AITKIN ANOKA BECKER , BELTRAMI BENTON BIG STONE 2, ,639 1,376 BLUE EARTH 3, ,151 2,925 1,842 BROWN 1,688 8,030 6, ,962 CARLTON CARVER 409 1, CASS CHIPPEWA 5, ,132 2,338 CHISAGO 1,304 2, CLAY 3,928 2,521 1,049 6,815 3,157 CLEARWATER COOK COTTONWOOD , CROW WING DAKOTA 2,045 3, DODGE 3,433 1,002 5,043 1,344 1,725 DOUGLAS 355 1, , FARIBAULT 2,815 1,564 15, ,652 FILLMORE 3,751 5,564 1, ,141 FREEBORN 1,718 2,368 12, ,490 GOODHUE 1,759 8, ,373 GRANT 1,662 1, ,103 1,157 HENNEPIN HOUSTON 685 1, HUBBARD 486 1, ISANTI 584 1, ITASCA JACKSON 1, , ,115 KANABEC KANDIYOHI 2,166 1, ,859 KITTSON ,
38 COUNTY NAME KOOCHICHING LAC QUI PARLE 2,981 1, ,128 1,193 LAKE LAKE OF THE WOODS LE SUEUR 481 1, LINCOLN 1, , LYON 1, ,290 2,503 MC LEOD 2,208 1, ,514 MAHNOMEN , MARSHALL 4,794 1, ,184 2,363 MARTIN 76 1,287 14, ,585 MEEKER 3,197 5, ,129 MILLE LACS MORRISON 2,148 4, MOWER 8, , ,666 MURRAY 1, , NICOLLET 1,260 1, ,161 NOBLES 1, , NORMAN 549 1, , OLMSTED 4,801 2,716 1, ,711 OTTER TAIL 1,432 4, , PENNINGTON , PINE PIPESTONE 3, ,356 1,146 POLK 1,738 2, ,196 2,821 POPE , RAMSEY RED LAKE , REDWOOD 2,574 6, ,826 RENVILLE 5,279 2,022 1,625 3,337 1,928 RICE 878 3, ROCK 4,282 1,117 3, ,104 ROSEAU 2,870 1, , ST LOUIS SCOTT SHERBURNE 513 3, SIBLEY 1,667 2, ,635 STEARNS 14,113 5, ,518 5,075 STEELE 2,959 1,190 3, ,744 STEVENS 2, ,724 2, SWIFT 12,110 1, ,748 38
39 COUNTY NAME TODD 935 2, TRAVERSE 1, , WABASHA 1,179 2, WADENA 995 3, WASECA 3, ,475 2,695 2,101 WASHINGTON 150 1, WATONWAN 2,234 1,477 6,301 2,923 2,173 WILKIN 378 1, ,128 WINONA 2,380 2, ,038 WRIGHT 523 3, YELLOW MEDICINE 4,617 1, ,873 3,284 UNKNOWN 1, , TOTALS: 159, , , ,252 96,724 39
40 MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE MEASURED IN TONS OF FERTILIZER PRODUCT TABLE 8. DETAIL FERTILIZER SUMMARY BY COUNTY From July, 2013 to June, 2014 AITKIN TOTALS 2, , ,
41 ANOKA TOTALS
42 BECKER , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , TOTALS 18, ,405 1,143 18,
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