2011 Crop Year Fertilizer Report
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1 2011 Crop Year Fertilizer 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) MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Measured in Tons Table 1. Total Fertilizer Summary July 2010 to June 2011 CONTAINER NUTRIENT TOTAL BAG BULK LIQUID FARM NONFARM MULTI-NUTRIENT 846, , , ,692 0 NITROGEN 1,298, , ,197 1,298,332 0 PHOSPHATE 2, , ,897 0 POTASH 569, , ,679 0 SEC/MICRO 29, ,710 2,555 29,265 0 LIME 1, , ,343 0 MISCELLANEOUS 167,419 54, , ,190 54,229 TOTALS 2,915,627 54,874 2,205, ,603 2,861,398 54,229 In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, an alternative form of communication is available upon request. TDD: MDA is an equal opportunity employer and provider. 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 MULTI-NUTRIENT MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Measured in Tons Table 2. Total Nutrients by Type July 2010 to June 2011 CONTAINER TOTAL BAG BULK LIQUID FARM NONFARM NITROGEN 102, ,101 13, ,581 0 PHOSPHATE 329, ,063 45, ,333 0 POTASH 12, ,786 3,459 12,246 0 SINGLE-NUTRIENT NITROGEN 631, , , ,684 0 PHOSPHATE POTASH 335, , ,440 0 TOTAL NUTRIENTS NITROGEN 734, , , ,276 0 PHOSPHATE 329, ,433 45, ,703 0 POTASH 347, ,128 3, ,
3 MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Measured in Tons Table 3. Single-Nutrient Fertilizer Summary July 2010 to June 2011 TONS CONTAINER GRADE CODE TYPE TOTAL BAG BULK LIQUID NITROGEN NITROGEN NO ID 4, , NITROGEN NO CODE NITROGEN NO CODE NITROGEN NO CODE NITROGEN NO CODE NITROGEN NO CODE AMM SUL SOLUTION NITROGEN NO CODE NITROGEN NO CODE AMMONIUM THIOSUL 11, , NITROGEN NO CODE NITROGEN NO CODE CALCIUM NITRATE SODIUM NITRATE CALCIUM AMM NIT NITROGEN NO CODE AMM NIT SOLUTION UREA SOLUTION 2, , AMM NIT LIME MIX AMMONIUM SULFATE 105, , NITROGEN NO CODE NITROGEN NO CODE NITROGEN NO CODE AMMONIUM SUL-NIT NITROGEN NO CODE NITROGEN NO CODE 3, , NITROGEN SOL 28% 117, , NITROGEN SOL 30% NITROGEN NO CODE NITROGEN SOL 32% 83, , NITROGEN NO CODE AMMONIUM SUL-UREA CALCIUM NIT-UREA AMMONIUM NITRATE NITROGEN NO CODE NITROGEN NO CODE
4 TONS CONTAINER GRADE CODE TYPE TOTAL BAG BULK LIQUID SUL CTD UREA NITROGEN NO CODE 1, , UREA- FORM 1, , NITROGEN NO CODE NITROGEN NO CODE NITROGEN NO CODE 1, , NITROGEN NO CODE 1, , NITROGEN NO CODE NITROGEN NO CODE 8, , UREA 661, , ANHY AMMONIA 286, ,529 TOTALS 1,298, , ,197 PHOSPHATE PHOS NO ID 1, , COLLOID PHOS PHOS ROCK NORMAL SUPER TRIPLE SUPER TRIPLE SUPER CALCIUM METAPHOS TOTALS 2, ,897 0 POTASH POTASH NO ID 2, , POTASH NO CODE POTASH NO CODE POTASH NO CODE POTASH NO CODE POTASH NO CODE POTASH NO CODE POTASH NO CODE MANURE SALTS 1, , POTASH NO CODE POT-MAG SULFATE 6, , POTASH NO CODE POTASH NO CODE POTASH NO CODE POTASH NO CODE POTASH NO CODE POTASH NO CODE POTASH NO CODE POTASH NO CODE
5 TONS CONTAINER GRADE CODE TYPE TOTAL BAG BULK LIQUID POTASH NO CODE POTASH NO CODE POTASH NO CODE POTASH NO CODE POTASH NO CODE POTASH NO CODE POTASH NO CODE POTASH NO CODE POTASH NO CODE POTASH NO CODE POTASH NO CODE POTASH NO CODE POTASH NO CODE POTASH NO CODE POTASH NO CODE POT SULFATE 8, , MUR OF POT 60% 547, , POT CARBON TOTALS 569, , ALL TOTALS 1,870, ,365, ,593 5
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23 MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Measured in Tons Table 5. Total Fertilizer and Nutrients by County July, 2010 to June, 2011 TONS MULTIPLE NUTRIENT ALL FERTILIZER COUNTY NAME TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL ALL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL FERTILIZER SINGLE MULTI OTHER N P205 K20 N P205 K20 AITKIN 1,847 1, ANOKA BECKER 18,843 11,098 6,643 1, , ,479 2,971 1,548 BELTRAMI 3,440 2, BENTON 18,202 15,204 2, , ,306 1,005 2,725 BIG STONE 29,363 17,259 11, ,514 5, ,105 5,055 1,936 BLUE EARTH 18,669 12,731 4,494 1, , ,168 1,509 1,155 BROWN 99,488 65,884 32, ,198 13, ,860 13,926 12,815 CARLTON 1,814 1, CARVER 15,731 12,437 3, , ,537 1,313 2,182 CASS CHIPPEWA 74,616 29,636 43,717 1,263 2,289 8,445 1,159 14,789 8,445 4,460 CHISAGO 16,722 11,985 2,765 1, , ,166 1,018 2,938 CLAY 85,902 60,040 20,358 5,504 2,103 9, ,947 9,017 5,954 CLEARWATER COOK 3, , , , COTTONWOOD 52,189 33,816 17,057 1,316 2,771 7, ,186 7,658 7,265 CROW WING DAKOTA 28,594 22,881 5, , ,821 2,285 4,080 DODGE 38,253 26,807 10, ,203 4, ,136 4,755 5,879 DOUGLAS 18,219 11,642 4,167 2, , ,349 1,711 1,886 23
24 24 COUNTY NAME TOTAL TOTAL TONS TOTAL ALL TOTAL MULTIPLE NUTRIENT TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL ALL FERTILIZER TOTAL TOTAL FERTILIZER SINGLE MULTI OTHER N P205 K20 N P205 K20 FARIBAULT FILLMORE FREEBORN GOODHUE GRANT HENNEPIN HOUSTON HUBBARD ISANTI ITASCA JACKSON KANABEC KANDIYOHI KITTSON KOOCHICHING LAC QUI PARLE LAKE OF THE WOODS LE SUEUR LINCOLN LYON MC LEOD MAHNOMEN MARSHALL MARTIN MEEKER MILLE LACS 91,585 57,501 75,580 80,435 53,572 5,778 15,783 12,213 9, ,965 6,123 41,448 28, ,697 4,413 42,459 35,081 53,167 33,570 8,219 68,384 50,677 47,279 5,288 57,763 37,892 51,040 66,637 33,744 5,020 12,636 9,955 8, ,360 4,695 22,395 19, ,079 3,290 31,550 21,215 30,991 19,816 5,182 46,006 30,810 32,672 4,154 17,119 10,952 18,973 13,261 19, ,127 1,912 1, ,852 1,292 18,681 6, ,054 1,119 10,375 12,771 17,971 12,158 3,017 18,217 9,334 14, ,703 8,657 5, , , , ,095 4,205 1, ,161 10, ,963 1,349 2,070 2,013 2, , , , ,218 1,756 2,529 1, ,965 1,026 1, ,727 4,091 7,313 5,626 8, , ,437 2, , ,995 4,893 7,387 3,752 1,251 8,451 4,331 4, , ,921 12,048 18,547 17,844 14, ,165 2,527 1, ,291 1,251 10,563 9, ,998 1,315 12,389 8,712 14,225 8,158 2,094 20,968 12,751 11,933 1,145 7,728 4,092 7,315 5,626 8, , ,437 2, , ,999 4,893 7,387 3,752 1,251 8,451 4,331 4, ,723 8,699 12,017 21,385 4,629 1,315 2,372 2,479 1, ,048 1,156 4, , ,430 3,820 5,593 4, ,168 5,176 6,420 1,084
25 TONS MULTIPLE NUTRIENT ALL FERTILIZER COUNTY NAME TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL ALL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL FERTILIZER SINGLE MULTI OTHER N P205 K20 N P205 K20 MORRISON 21,627 17,433 2,957 1, , ,886 MOWER 67,427 48,525 18, ,011 7, ,095 7,313 11,186 MURRAY 37,968 23,626 13, ,016 5, ,560 5,338 5,333 NICOLLET 11,463 7,630 3, , ,291 1,075 1,042 NOBLES 42,693 26,632 13,376 2,685 1,569 5, ,542 5,891 6,046 NORMAN 48,378 25,456 18,191 4,731 1,974 8, ,844 8,277 2,717 OLMSTED 37,925 29,093 8, , ,789 3,737 7,316 OTTER TAIL 51,401 35,710 10,873 4,818 1,622 4, ,919 4,362 6,964 PENNINGTON 20,288 13,481 6, , ,708 3,185 2,734 PINE 1,785 1, PIPESTONE 25,465 15,282 6,165 4, , ,019 2,575 2,307 POLK 89,464 54,890 23,340 11,234 2,479 10, ,269 10,109 4,575 POPE 22,774 12,740 8,360 1,674 1,028 3, ,684 3,123 2,282 RAMSEY RED LAKE 16,820 11,006 5, , ,590 2,266 2,394 REDWOOD 76,504 48,618 26,609 1,277 4,549 11, ,949 11,798 11,211 RENVILLE 87,163 62,458 24, ,001 8, ,549 8,623 6,416 RICE 35,307 27,054 7, , ,380 3,640 6,423 ROCK 37,493 25,485 11, ,570 4, ,105 4,672 3,609 ROSEAU 32,905 22,655 9, ,078 4, ,692 4,467 2,571 ST LOUIS SCOTT 18,349 4,006 14, , SHERBURNE 15,357 11,205 2,172 1, , ,220 SIBLEY 42,363 26,508 12,255 3,600 1,310 5, ,659 5,393 5,623 STEARNS 45,423 28,271 14,963 2,189 1,636 3, ,346 3,919 6,001 STEELE 35,206 25,222 9, ,058 4, ,896 4,037 5,589 25
26 TONS MULTIPLE NUTRIENT ALL FERTILIZER COUNTY NAME TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL ALL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL FERTILIZER SINGLE MULTI OTHER N P205 K20 N P205 K20 STEVENS 43,875 22,944 20, ,236 6, ,069 6,809 3,303 SWIFT 61,000 39,013 16,659 5,328 2,224 6, ,386 6,948 6,423 TODD 14,446 10,699 2,095 1, , ,276 TRAVERSE 22,406 11,317 10, ,057 3, ,619 3,316 1,515 WABASHA 16,659 12,915 3, , ,505 1,352 3,032 WADENA 19,837 15,273 2,093 2, , ,356 WASECA 44,496 32,272 11, ,275 5, ,063 5,171 5,336 WASHINGTON 8,478 6,391 1, , ,394 WATONWAN 78,459 40,169 38, ,263 16, ,961 16,620 12,832 WILKIN 37,673 25,446 12, ,772 5, ,896 5,754 1,672 WINONA 29,868 24,093 5, , ,102 1,473 5,978 WRIGHT 26,661 18,752 6,769 1, , ,607 2,145 4,639 YELLOW MEDICINE 59,703 36,460 22, ,633 9, ,889 9,895 7,084 ** UNKNOWN ** 82,269 16,686 7,530 58,053 1,120 3, ,581 3,113 2,416 TOTALS: 2,915,627 1,870, , , , ,333 12, , , ,687 26
27 MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Measured in Tons Table 6. Leading Grades by County (1-5) July, 2010 to June, 2011 COUNTY NAME AITKIN ANOKA BECKER 7,760 2, ,331 BELTRAMI 960 1, BENTON 3,454 4,429 1, BIG STONE 10,140 3,193 3,408 1,655 3,025 BLUE EARTH 579 1, ,508 1,209 BROWN 24,718 20,761 24,681 7, CARLTON 1, CARVER 4,085 3,565 2,336 1, CASS CHIPPEWA 14,439 5,502 8,774 5,889 2,125 CHISAGO 3,914 4,559 1, CLAY 42,234 9, ,009 12,910 CLEARWATER COOK COTTONWOOD 10,000 12,019 13,114 6,257 1,866 CROW WING DAKOTA 6,588 6,246 2,614 4,617 1,312 DODGE 2,871 9,649 1,020 6,672 5,721 DOUGLAS 6,973 2,859 3, FARIBAULT 4,647 17,234 2,119 15,542 9,821 FILLMORE 10,065 13,535 3,696 4,079 2,423 FREEBORN 4,139 17,580 3,752 12,128 6,216 GOODHUE 14,624 35,270 8,576 9, GRANT 20,028 6,898 10,654 2,566 2,761 HENNEPIN 1,662 1, HOUSTON 5,386 3,799 1, HUBBARD 3,156 4, ISANTI 2,209 2, ITASCA JACKSON 3,389 9,513 9,905 5, KANABEC 1,953 1, KANDIYOHI 8,606 5,885 6,537 5, KITTSON 16,655 1, ,271 3,650 KOOCHICHING
28 COUNTY NAME LAC QUI PARLE 10,956 6,677 8,898 3,626 2,139 LAKE LAKE OF THE WOODS 2, LE SUEUR 6,360 12,371 1,398 9,017 7,346 LINCOLN 13,449 5,963 7, LYON 18,632 8,206 9,345 3,698 1,592 MC LEOD 5,882 6,401 5,484 3, MAHNOMEN 3,684 1, MARSHALL 26,590 6, ,142 12,322 MARTIN 938 8, ,375 6,611 MEEKER 10,280 9,349 1,850 5,670 4,676 MILLE LACS 1,789 1, MORRISON 5,676 6,006 1, MOWER 2,741 18,405 2,183 9,508 5,879 MURRAY 11,804 7,738 10,043 1, NICOLLET 1,777 1,619 1,350 3, NOBLES 7,842 9,835 2,921 5,361 6,725 NORMAN 19,252 4, ,236 OLMSTED 8,695 12, ,918 4,720 OTTER TAIL 11,080 10,723 6,634 1, PENNINGTON 6,144 4, ,498 4,335 PINE PIPESTONE 9,068 3,734 3, ,003 POLK 29,661 7, ,633 13,266 POPE 4,787 3,495 2,576 2,265 1,333 RAMSEY RED LAKE 5,529 3, ,474 2,673 REDWOOD 14,705 18,610 24,378 13, RENVILLE 17,365 10,165 12,733 11, RICE 7,006 10, ,411 5,672 ROCK 11,344 5,808 5,509 3,569 1,892 ROSEAU 13,141 4, ,036 7,664 ST LOUIS SCOTT , SHERBURNE 1,779 3, ,860 2 SIBLEY 11,582 9,149 1,580 2,928 7,885 STEARNS 9,453 8,436 2,468 3, STEELE 5,165 9,140 1,434 4,754 4,754 STEVENS 11,219 5,065 8,563 5,258 1,424 SWIFT 10,852 10,579 7,445 6,468 3,309 28
29 COUNTY NAME TODD 3,735 3, TRAVERSE 8,143 1,965 4, WABASHA 2,588 4,950 1,621 2, WADENA 4,918 5,329 1, WASECA 3,286 8, ,699 6,780 WASHINGTON 1,471 2,255 1,120 1,200 0 WATONWAN 9,885 21, ,000 15,859 WILKIN 19,223 2,714 7, ,259 WINONA 6,068 6,193 1,339 1, WRIGHT 5,831 6,981 3,258 2, YELLOW MEDICINE 14,945 11,722 17,993 6,856 1,606 ** UNKNOWN ** 3,860 3,851 3,654 4,297 1,639 TOTALS: 661, , , , ,098 29
30 MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Measured in Tons Table 7. Leading Grades by County (6-10) July, 2010 to July, 2011 COUNTY NAME AITKIN ANOKA BECKER 130 1, ,906 BELTRAMI BENTON 5 1, ,324 0 BIG STONE 1,518 1, ,163 BLUE EARTH , BROWN 1,158 6,999 5,324 4,782 0 CARLTON CARVER 2, CASS CHIPPEWA 3,344 1, ,052 CHISAGO , CLAY 2,600 3, ,210 CLEARWATER COOK ,291 COTTONWOOD , CROW WING DAKOTA 1, , DODGE 2,051 3, ,151 0 DOUGLAS FARIBAULT 3,557 2,824 2,324 10, FILLMORE 3,208 1,666 3, FREEBORN 3,180 4,695 1,797 9, GOODHUE 1,221 3,349 5, GRANT 197 1, ,220 HENNEPIN HOUSTON , HUBBARD ISANTI 1, , ITASCA JACKSON 1,624 2,218 1,251 13,279 0 KANABEC KANDIYOHI 639 1, KITTSON ,245 KOOCHICHING LAC QUI PARLE 2,092 1, ,124 30
31 COUNTY NAME LAKE LAKE OF THE WOODS LE SUEUR 1,052 1,523 2, LINCOLN 1,052 1, LYON 174 1, MC LEOD 1,656 1, MAHNOMEN ,627 MARSHALL 5,296 2,265 1, ,265 MARTIN 1,663 1, , MEEKER 1,364 1,972 3, MILLE LACS MORRISON 1, , MOWER 10,075 8, ,137 0 MURRAY 1,638 1, NICOLLET NOBLES 1, ,593 NORMAN 409 2, ,620 OLMSTED 1,001 2,394 2,122 2,058 0 OTTER TAIL 3,237 1,891 4, ,071 PENNINGTON ,085 PINE PIPESTONE 1, POLK 1,766 1,937 1, ,194 POPE 745 1, ,678 RAMSEY RED LAKE ,634 REDWOOD 761 1, RENVILLE 5,516 4,273 17, ,501 RICE 1,368 1,340 2, ROCK 1,474 1, , ROSEAU 1, , ST LOUIS SCOTT SHERBURNE 2, , SIBLEY 877 1,077 1, STEARNS 2,493 3,135 2, ,763 STEELE 1,796 2, , STEVENS 1,053 1, ,496 SWIFT 8,340 4,764 1, TODD ,
32 COUNTY NAME TRAVERSE WABASHA , WADENA , WASECA 9, ,304 WASHINGTON WATONWAN 0 4,876 1,818 2,054 15,706 WILKIN 980 1, WINONA 2, , WRIGHT , YELLOW MEDICINE 1,982 1, ** UNKNOWN ** 869 1, ,484 0 TOTALS: 117, , ,538 83,557 68,734 32
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