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Data

Quarterly operating rate

Compilation on quarterly production of flour,
grind of wheat, millfeed output on six-day weekly basis
Flour
Wheat
production, ground,
cwts
bus
-(1,000)'20

Per
cent
operated Extraction

Apr-Jun-20
Jan-Mar-20

101,911
107,718

218,994
233,019

1,555,722
1,646,827

1,614,050
1,614,050

1,324
1,399

82.0%
86.7%

77.6%
77.0%

'19

Millfeed,
tons

Average
Daily
flour
capacity, per work
cwts
day, cwts
-(1,000)-

Oct-Dec-19
Jul-Sep-19
Apr-Jun-19
Jan-Mar-19

107,920
106,828
103,929
103,600

232,428
231,775
225,056
223,350

1,624,974
1,659,494
1,618,622
1,582,201

1,649,750
1,674,210
1,646,760
1,647,831

1,402
1,387
1,350
1,363

85.0%
82.9%
82.0%
82.7%

77.4%
76.8%
77.0%
77.3%

'18

first quarter but up 12.7% from a year
ago; followed by California at 7,657,000,
down 6.3% from the first quarter and 3%
from a year back; Kansas at 7,489,000, up
4.1% from the first and 5.2% over a year
ago; Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Utah and
Washington at 7,129,000, down 9.1% from
the first quarter but up 0.2% from a year
ago; fifth, Missouri at 6,722,000, gaining
8.1% over the first quarter and as much as
18.6% over a year ago. Ohio second-quarter production was 6,298,000 cwts; North
Dakota, 6,176,000; Texas, 5,737,000; New
Jersey and New York, 5,640,000; Minnesota, 5,099,000; Pennsylvania, 5,038,000;
Iowa and Nebraska, 3,909,000; Colorado
and Oklahoma, 3,700,000; North Carolina, 3,568,000; Florida, Georgia and South

Oct-Dec-18
Jul-Sep-18
Apr-Jun-18
Jan-Mar-18

107,718
108,237
105,304
105,612

231,661
232,938
226,627
227,147

1,628,348
1,628,236
1,594,864
1,606,569

1,642,331
1,642,731
1,642,731
1,641,631

1,399
1,424
1,368
1,372

85.2%
86.7%
83.3%
83.6%

77.5%
77.4%
77.4%
77.5%

Source: National Agricultural Statistics Service, USDA

Second-quarter flour production changes by state
Other states
-1.3%

-21.7% Minn.

-18.0% Fla., Ga.,
and S. Carolina
-21.3% Mich.

-15.5% Ky .and Tenn.

-12.1% Penn.

Texas
-3.3%

-10.0% N.J. and N.Y.

Calif.
-3.0%

-7.7% Md. and Va.

N. Carolina
-2.5%

Kas. 5.2%

Ohio 7.7%

Idaho, Mont., Ore., 0.2%
Utah and Wash.
-2.4%
N. Dakota

76%
2001 2004 2007 2010 2013 2016 2019

Iowa and Neb. 6.2%

81%

Colo. and Okla. 9.1%

86%

Ill., Ind., and Wis. 12.7%

91%

Mo. 18.6%

96%

Source: US Department of Agriculture
Source: US Department of Agriculture

Carolina, 3,530,000; Kentucky and Tennessee, 3,285,000; Maryland and Virginia,
2,733,0000; and Michigan, 2,208,000.
Other states totaled 5,040,000 cwts.
With respect to 24-hour milling capacity the leader again was Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin, at 146,252 cwts,
unchanged from the prior quarter and
a year ago. It was followed by Idaho,
Montana, Oregon, Utah and Washington
at 125,787 cwts, unchanged from the revised first-quarter total but down from
133,787 a year ago.
Total US capacity in the second
quarter was down 32,710 cwts from
a year ago. The only increase was Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin, 16,300.
The sharpest decrease was Minnesota, 26,760 cwts, followed by
Florida, Georgia and South Carolina,
6,400; Kansas, 6,000; Ohio, 4,500; Maryland and Virginia, 4,000; Pennsylvania,
2,400; and Kentucky and Tennessee, 150.
Capacity in the second quarter was unchanged from the first quarter.
For the April-June quarter the sharpest percentage rate of grind increase
over a year ago was in Missouri running
94.1%, against 87% in the first quarter
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Second-quarter flour milling production data by state, state groups

California
Colorado and Oklahoma
Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina
Idaho, Montana, Oregon,
Utah and Washington
Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin
Iowa and Nebraska
Kansas
Kentucky and Tennessee
Maryland and Virginia
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
New Jersey and New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Texas
Other states1
Total

Apr.-June
2020
(1,000 cwts)
7,657
3,700
3,530

Per cent
change from
year ago
-3.0%
9.1%
-18.0%

2020
operating
rate
82.1%
81.1%
79.6%

2019
operating
rate
84.7%
74.3%
87.4%

7,129
10,953
3,909
7,489
3,285
2,733
2,208
5,099
6,722
5,640
3,568
6,176
6,298
5,038
5,737
5,040

0.2%
12.7%
6.2%
5.2%
-15.5%
-7.7%
-21.3%
-21.7%
18.6%
-10.0%
-2.5%
-2.4%
7.7%
-12.1%
-3.3%
-1.3%

73.6%
87.5%
89.5%
87.5%
81.3%
72.9%
72.2%
70.9%
94.1%
70.9%
75.4%
85.8%
92.5%
76.6%
82.1%
93.8%

73.5%
86.3%
84.2%
79.0%
95.9%
73.0%
91.8%
70.3%
79.3%
79.7%
77.3%
87.9%
81.7%
84.8%
84.9%
95.0%

101,911

-1.9%

82.0%

82.0%

1/Alabama, Arkansas, Arizona, Hawaii, Massachusetts, Maine, and Louisiana combined to avoid disclosing individual

operations.
Source: National Agricultural Statistics Service, USDA

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