Chickens and Eggs. May Egg Production Down 5 Percent
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1 Chickens and Eggs ISSN: Released June 22, 205, by the National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS), Agricultural Statistics Board, United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). May Egg Production Down 5 Percent United States egg production totaled 8.00 billion during May 205, down 5 from last year. Production included 6.86 billion table eggs, and.4 billion hatching eggs, of which.06 billion were broilertype and 83 million were eggtype. The total number of layers during May 205 averaged 342 million, down 5 from last year. May egg production per 00 layers was 2,339 eggs, unchanged from May 204. All layers in the United States on June, 205 totaled 329 million, down 8 from last year. The 329 million layers consisted of 27 million layers producing table or market type eggs, 55.6 million layers producing broilertype hatching eggs, and 3.9 million layers producing eggtype hatching eggs. Rate of lay per day on June, 205, averaged 75.0 eggs per 00 layers, unchanged from June, 204. EggType Chicks Hatched Down 3 Percent Eggtype chicks hatched during May 205 totaled 47.7 million, down 3 from May 204. Eggs in incubators totaled 47.5 million on June, 205, up from a year ago. Domestic placements of eggtype pullet chicks for future hatchery supply flocks by leading breeders totaled 235 thousand during May 205, up 5 from May 204. BroilerType Chicks Hatched Up 3 Percent Broilertype chicks hatched during May 205 totaled 809 million, up 3 from May 204. Eggs in incubators totaled 657 million on June, 205, up 2 from a year ago. Leading breeders placed 7.54 million broilertype pullet chicks for future domestic hatchery supply flocks during May 205, down from May 204.
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3 Contents Average Number of All Layers on Hand During the Month United States: Egg Production During the Month by Type United States: Average Number of Layers During the Month United States... 5 All Egg Production During the Month United States... 5 Layers on Hand and Eggs Produced by Type and Molt United States: AprilMay 204 and Layers on Hand and Eggs Produced by Type and Molt United States: MayJune 204 and Layers on Hand and Eggs Produced States and United States: During April 204 and Layers on Hand and Eggs Produced States and United States: During May 204 and Egg Production by Type States and United States: April 204 and Egg Production by Type States and United States: May 204 and Molted as Percent of All Layers by Month United States: Molted as Percent of All Layers States and United States: June, 204 and Hatchery Production United States: 204 and EggType Eggs in Incubators on the First of the Month Regions and United States: EggType Chicks Hatched by Month United States: Intended Placements of EggType Pullet Chicks for Hatchery Supply Flocks by Month United States: BroilerType Eggs in Incubators on the First of the Month Regions and United States: BroilerType Chicks Hatched States and United States: May 204 and BroilerType Chicks Hatched by Month United States: Intended Placements of BroilerType Pullet Chicks for Hatchery Supply Flocks by Month and Total: Statistical Methodology... 8 Regional Listing... 9 Terms and Definitions of Chickens and Eggs Estimates... 9 Information Contacts Chickens and Eggs (June 205) 3
4 Average Number of All Layers on Hand During the Month United States: [Blank data cells indicate estimation period has not yet begun] Month December... January... February... March... April... May... June... July... August... September... October... November... December preceding year. (,000 layers) (,000 layers) 360, , , , , , , ,787 36,73 36,83 362, ,07 365,69 363, , ,50 358,46 34,874 Egg Production During the Month by Type United States: [Totals may not add due to rounding. Blank data cells indicate estimation period has not yet begun] Month December... January... February... March... April... May... June... July... August... September... October... November... During year... December preceding year. Total eggs Table eggs Hatching eggs (million eggs) (million eggs) (million eggs) (million eggs) (million eggs) (million eggs) 8,489 8,3 7,55 8,430 8,205 8,428 8,5 8,503 8,49 8,86 8,526 8,4,768 8,73 8,540 7,620 8,548 8,209 7,9 7,422 7,32 6,579 7,354 7,60 7,336 7,09 7,404 7,394 7,26 7,433 7,353 86, 7,633 7,428 6,65 7,429 7,3 6,856,068,077 2,077,045,094,060,00,098,060,094,058 2,803,098,2,006,9,096,4 4 Chickens and Eggs (June 205)
5 Average Layers During the Month United States Million layers Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov December previous year All Egg Production During the Month United States Million eggs 8,900 8,700 8,500 8,300 8,00 7,900 7,700 7, Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov December previous year Chickens and Eggs (June 205) 5
6 Layers on Hand and Eggs Produced by Type and Molt United States: AprilMay 204 and 205 [Totals may not add due to rounding] Item as of 204 Layers during April All layers...,000 Table egg type...,000 Hatching egg type...,000 Broilertype hatching...,000 Eggtype hatching..., , ,256 56,570 53,267 3, ,46 300,04 58,375 54,98 3, Eggs per 00 layers during April All layers... number Table egg type... number Hatching egg type... number Broilertype hatching... number Eggtype hatching... number 2,274 2,353,847,82 2,422 2,290 2,37,878,839 2, Eggs produced during April All layers... million Table egg type... million Hatching egg type... million Broilertype hatching... million Eggtype hatching... million 8,205 7,60, ,209 7,3,096, Layers on May All layers...,000 Table egg type...,000 Hatching egg type...,000 Broilertype hatching...,000 Eggtype hatching..., , ,258 56,728 53,354 3, , ,966 58,378 55,03 3, Eggs per 00 layers on May All layers... number Table egg type... number Hatching egg type... number Broilertype hatching... number Eggtype hatching... number Molted layers on May Being molted... Molt completed Layers sold for slaughter during April...,000 4,44 5,983 Layers rendered, died, destroyed, composted or disappeared for any reason during April...,000 6,942 4, Pullets on May...,000 08,85 0,267 Pullets added during April...,000 24,222 25, Pullet chicks less than 3 days old added to pullet flocks. 6 Chickens and Eggs (June 205)
7 Layers on Hand and Eggs Produced by Type and Molt United States: MayJune 204 and 205 [Totals may not add due to rounding] Item as of 204 Layers during May All layers...,000 Table egg type...,000 Hatching egg type...,000 Broilertype hatching...,000 Eggtype hatching..., , ,607 56,776 53,446 3,330 34, ,294 58,580 55,305 3, Eggs per 00 layers during May All layers... number Table egg type... number Hatching egg type... number Broilertype hatching... number Eggtype hatching... number 2,339 2,46,927,892 2,492 2,339 2,420,948,93 2, Eggs produced during May All layers... million Table egg type... million Hatching egg type... million Broilertype hatching... million Eggtype hatching... million 8,428 7,336,094,0 83 7,9 6,856,4, Layers on June All layers...,000 Table egg type...,000 Hatching egg type...,000 Broilertype hatching...,000 Eggtype hatching..., , ,943 56,809 53,529 3, , ,602 58,762 55,569 3, Eggs per 00 layers on June All layers... number Table egg type... number Hatching egg type... number Broilertype hatching... number Eggtype hatching... number Molted layers on June Being molted... Molt completed Layers sold for slaughter during May...,000 5,207 6, Layers rendered, died, destroyed, composted or disappeared for any reason during May...,000 8,373 3, Pullets on June...,000 09,3 06,560 Pullets added during May...,000 24,570 22, Pullet chicks less than 3 days old added to pullet flocks. Chickens and Eggs (June 205) 7
8 Layers on Hand and Eggs Produced States and United States: During April 204 and 205 State Alabama... Arkansas... California... Colorado... Connecticut... Florida... Georgia... Illinois... Indiana... Iowa... Table egg layers in flocks 30,000 and above All layers Eggs per 00 for all layers (,000 layers) (,000 layers) (,000 layers) (,000 layers) (eggs) (eggs),470 3,63 6,335 4,40 2,296 8,06 9,655 4,44 26,300 58,09,426 3,79 2,733 4,72 8,688 9,785 4,403 25,204 54,876 9,434,962 6,764 4,783 2,390 8,488 8,474 4,882 27,258 59,206 9,562 3,06 3,226 4,62 9,052 8,855 4,862 26,9 56,06,855 2,006 2,309 2,530 2,343 2,344 2,27 2,47 2,374 2,2,862 2,052 2,35 2,36 2,254 2,090 2,283 2,324 2,39 Maine... Maryland... Michigan... Minnesota... Mississippi... Missouri... Nebraska... New York... North Carolina... Ohio... 3,476 2,658 2,885 0,258,530 6,44 9,35 4,655 5,744 29,85 2,278 2,457,75,56 6,630 9,353 4,528 6,47 30,826 3,53 2,829 3,23 0,696 5,805 8,68 9,459 5,04 3,289 30,77 2,44 2,70,629 5,705 8,850 9,46 4,889 4,62 3,687 2,35 2,298 2,484 2,29,964 2,292 2,442 2,43 2,032 2,35 2,376 2,478 2,408 2,033 2,36 2,473 2,454 2,25 2,345 Oregon... Pennsylvania... South Carolina... South Dakota... Texas... Utah... Virginia... Washington... Wisconsin... 2,78 23,240 2,3 2,550 4,658 3,944,250 6,802 4,254 2, 23,559 3,089 2,58 4,845 4,,269 6,88 4,375 2,37 25,4 4,254 2,692 8,750 3,982 3,048 6,967 5,027 2,338 25,556 4,47 2,660 8,892 4,49 3,23 7,046 5,54 2,546 2,429 2,63 2,92 2,229 2,30 2,00 2,2 2,347 2,524 2,540 2,5 2,444 2,23 2,34,92 2,455 2,328 Other States ,944 8,928 2,890 28,083 2,56 2,2 United States ,253 Not available. Included in Other States in Includes data for States not published in this table. 29, , ,46 2,274 2,290 8 Chickens and Eggs (June 205)
9 Layers on Hand and Eggs Produced States and United States: During May 204 and 205 State Alabama... Arkansas... California... Colorado... Connecticut... Florida... Georgia... Illinois... Indiana... Iowa... Table egg layers in flocks 30,000 and above All layers Eggs per 00 for all layers (,000 layers) (,000 layers) (,000 layers) (,000 layers) (eggs) (eggs),509 3,652 5,79 4,357 2,272 8,066 9,526 4,206 26,449 58,88,377 3,569 2,772 4,82 8,4 9,483 4,239 25,558 43,007 9,562 2,52 6,25 4,730 2,366 8,460 8,407 4,690 27,423 59,422 9,74 2,878 3,273 4,628 8,853 8,529 4,78 26,452 44,72,945 2,057 2,38 2,600 2,45 2,329 2,84 2,495 2,407 2,395,940 2,089 2,434 2,420 2,282 2,9 2,395 2,382 2,325 Maine... Maryland... Michigan... Minnesota... Mississippi... Missouri... Nebraska... New York... North Carolina... Ohio... 3,434 2,635 2,760 0,329,530 6,202 9,338 4,694 5,78 30, 2,402 2,537 9,53,528 6,357 8,089 4,4 6,344 30,820 3,489 2,804 2, 0,784 5,662 8,472 9,446 5,052 3,232 3,053 2,570 2,780 9,986 5,84 8,579 8, 4,859 4,4 3,680 2,436 2,389 2,486 2,328 2,03 2,408 2,594 2,474 2,39 2,328 2,490 2,535 2,403 2,072 2,378 2,562 2,53 2,50 2,3 Oregon... Pennsylvania... South Carolina... South Dakota... Texas... Utah... Virginia... Washington... Wisconsin... 2,8 23, 3,080 2,532 4,800 3,956, 6,836 4,83 2,069 23,3 3,9 2,050 4,927 4,232,79 6,805 3,760 2,320 24,958 4,36 2,674 8,920 3,4 3,006 7,002 4,957 2,208 25,342 4,44 2,92 8,958 4,270 2,6 6,0 4,539 2,76 2,56 2,224 2,244 2,262 2,379 2,96 2,34 2,40 2,672 2,569 2,84 2,600 2,252 2,342 2,7 2,468 2,379 Other States ,884 8,880 2,779 28,0 2,236 2,285 United States ,604 Not available. Included in Other States in Includes data for States not published in this table. 275,23 360,383 34,874 2,339 2,339 Chickens and Eggs (June 205) 9
10 Egg Production by Type States and United States: April 204 and 205 [Totals may not add due to rounding. Data by type of flock not shown for some States to avoid disclosing individual operations, data included in United States totals] State Alabama... Arkansas... California... Colorado... Connecticut... Florida... Georgia... Illinois... Indiana... Iowa... Total production Table eggs Hatching eggs (million eggs) (million eggs) (million eggs) (million eggs) (million eggs) (million eggs) , , , , Maine... Maryland... Michigan... Minnesota... Mississippi... Missouri... Nebraska... New York... North Carolina... Ohio Oregon... Pennsylvania... South Carolina... South Dakota... Texas... Utah... Virginia... Washington... Wisconsin Other States United States... 8,205 8,209 7,60 7,3,045,096 Represents zero. Withheld to avoid disclosing data for individual operations. Not available. Included in Other States in Not published separately to avoid disclosing individual operations. 0 Chickens and Eggs (June 205)
11 Egg Production by Type States and United States: May 204 and 205 [Totals may not add due to rounding. Data by type of flock not shown for some States to avoid disclosing individual operations, data included in United States totals] State Alabama... Arkansas... California... Colorado... Connecticut... Florida... Georgia... Illinois... Indiana... Iowa... Total production Table eggs Hatching eggs (million eggs) (million eggs) (million eggs) (million eggs) (million eggs) (million eggs) , , , , Maine... Maryland... Michigan... Minnesota... Mississippi... Missouri... Nebraska... New York... North Carolina... Ohio Oregon... Pennsylvania... South Carolina... South Dakota... Texas... Utah... Virginia... Washington... Wisconsin Other States United States... 8,428 7,9 7,336 6,856,094,4 Represents zero. Withheld to avoid disclosing data for individual operations. Not available. Included in Other States in Not published separately to avoid disclosing individual operations. Chickens and Eggs (June 205)
12 Molted as Percent of All Layers by Month United States: [As of the first of the month. Blank data cells indicate estimation period has not yet begun] Month January... February... March... April... May... June... July... August... September... October... November... December... Being molted Molt completed () () () () Molted as Percent of All Layers States and United States: June, 204 and 205 [As of the first of the month] State Alabama... Arkansas... California... Colorado... Connecticut... Florida... Georgia... Illinois... Indiana... Iowa... Being molted Molt completed () () () () Maine... Maryland... Michigan... Minnesota... Mississippi... Missouri... Nebraska... New York... North Carolina... Ohio Oregon... Pennsylvania... South Carolina... South Dakota... Texas... Utah... Virginia... Washington... Wisconsin Other States United States Represents zero. Not available. Included in Other States in Includes data for States not published in this table. 2 Chickens and Eggs (June 205)
13 Hatchery Production United States: 204 and 205 Item Eggtype Eggs in incubators on June... Chicks hatched during May... Chicks hatched January through May as of 204 (,000) (,000) () 42,738 49,46 224,526 47,478 47, , Pullets hatched during May for intended placements: Hatchery supply flocks... Cumulative potential placements 78 months earlier , , Broilertype Eggs in incubators on June... Chicks hatched during May... Chicks hatched January through May ,56 783,36 3,772, , ,073 3,876,44 Pullets hatched during May for intended placements: Hatchery supply flocks... Cumulative potential placements 75 months earlier includes pullet chicks hatched November 203 through October includes pullet chicks hatched February 204 through October ,600 6,385 7,54 63,57 Chickens and Eggs (June 205) 3
14 EggType Eggs in Incubators on the First of the Month Regions and United States: [See regional listing on page 9] Region North Atlantic... East North Central... West North Central... South Atlantic... South Central... West... May 205 as June of as of 204 (,000 eggs) (,000 eggs) () (,000 eggs) (,000 eggs) () 6,49 0,864 2,026 4,562 6,44 7,392 7,326 9,683 3,64 4,706 5,702 7, ,722 9,396 0,796 4,35 5,8 6,5 7,367 9,550 2,780 5,465 5,873 6, United States... 47,407 47, ,738 47,478 EggType Chicks Hatched by Month United States: [Blank data cells indicate estimation period has not yet begun] Month January... February... March... April... May... June... July... August... September... October... November... December... By months as of 204 Cumulative as of 204 (,000 chicks) (,000 chicks) () (,000 chicks) (,000 chicks) () 44,458 40,986 44,233 45,703 49,46 44,006 42,2 39,803 43,722 44,468 36,544 42,980 44,74 43,09 50,077 49,595 47, ,458 85,444 29,677 75, , ,532 30, , , , ,366 58,346 44,74 87,265 37,342 86, , Chickens and Eggs (June 205)
15 Intended Placements of EggType Pullet Chicks for Hatchery Supply Flocks by Month United States: [Blank data cells indicate estimation period has not yet begun] Month January... February... March... April... May... June... July... August... September... October... November... December... Total... Pullet chicks hatched 205 as of 204 Cumulative potential placements relative to current supply flocks 78 months earlier (,000 chicks) (,000 chicks) () (,000 chicks) (,000 chicks) ,074 For May 205, includes breeder pullet chicks hatched November 203 through October 204. The 78 months represent the first laying cycle. Molting and additional laying cycles will increase the cumulative potential placements ,74 2,70 2,76 2,780 2,744 2,680 2,866 2,786 2,805 2,868 2,878 2,927 2,947 2,955 2,863 2,987 3,206 3,78 3,074 3,074 3,40 3,25 3,227 3,238 BroilerType Eggs in Incubators on the First of the Month Regions and United States: [See regional listing on page 9] Region North Atlantic... East North Central... West North Central... South Atlantic... South Central... West... May 205 as June of as of 204 (,000 eggs) (,000 eggs) () (,000 eggs) (,000 eggs) () 3,933 4,355 30, ,228 30,332 22,636 5,039 4,639 3,036 25,240 36,2 24, ,908 4,345 30, ,82 32,343 22,57 4,35 4,637 3, ,460 38,860 23, United States ,59 653, ,56 656,574 Chickens and Eggs (June 205) 5
16 BroilerType Chicks Hatched States and United States: May 204 and 205 State Alabama... Arkansas... Delaware... Florida... Georgia... Kentucky... Louisiana... Maryland... Mississippi... Missouri... During May as of 204 JanuaryMay as of 204 (,000 chicks) (,000 chicks) () (,000 chicks) (,000 chicks) () 06,805 77,23 6,7 4,427 24,633 28,843 3,958 28,672 64,023 30,672 08,749 8,0 7,345 4,520 26,908 29,096 4,445 29,95 66,68 30, , ,304 80,35 2,78 602,58 36,746 69,466 35,924 36,68 5, , ,49 84,690 2,44 606,575 39,830 69,595 40,02 324,466 47, North Carolina... Oklahoma... Pennsylvania... South Carolina... Texas... Virginia... California, Tennessee, and West Virginia... 75,844 24,48 6,266 8,027 54,32 24,885 43,698 79,89 24,44 6,85 20,85 58,35 24,22 46, ,575 9,428 77,746 85,66 260,886 7, , ,650 6,057 79,550 95, ,895 8,26 27, States ,33 777,802 3,629,672 3,73,053 Other States ,823 3, ,63 45,36 United States ,36 809,073 3,772,303 3,876,44 States in the weekly hatchery production estimating program. 2 Not published separately to avoid disclosing data for individual operations. BroilerType Chicks Hatched by Month United States: [Blank data cells indicate estimation period has not yet begun] Month January... February... March... April... May... June... July... August... September... October... November... December... By months as of 204 Cumulative as of 204 (,000 chicks) (,000 chicks) () (,000 chicks) (,000 chicks) () 772, ,277 77,68 750, ,36 764,42 785, , , ,3 732,8 795, ,76 7,223 79,09 772, , ,825,467, 2,238,720 2,989,67 3,772,303 4,536,75 5,322,6 6,2,93 6,869,843 7,632,54 8,365,32 9,60,8 792,76,503,3 2,294,508 3,067,34 3,876,44 6 Chickens and Eggs (June 205)
17 Intended Placements of BroilerType Pullet Chicks for Hatchery Supply Flocks by Month and Total: [Blank data cells indicate estimation period has not yet begun] Month United States placements... January... February... March... April... May... June... July... August... September... October... November... December... Pullet chicks hatched 205 as of 204 Cumulative potential placements relative to current supply flocks 75 months earlier (,000 chicks) (,000 chicks) () (,000 chicks) (,000 chicks) 6,470 7,239 6,790 6,70 7,600 7,094 6,22 7,436 7,253 6,823 7,59 6,795 6,959 7,92 7,60 6,5 7, ,546 60,850 6,24 6,457 6,385 6,444 6,524 6,772 6,446 6,225 6,366 6,835 62,08 6,9 62,220 62,804 63,57 63,509 63,54 63,763 64,084 64,50 64,933 65,038 Annual total... 84,03 Total placements 2... January... February... March... April... May... June... July... August... September... October... November... December... 8,077 9,068 8,702 8,22 9,470 9,02 7,96 9,43 9,228 8,288 9,540 8,649 8,382 9,546 8,875 8,358 9, Annual total... 05,494 For May 205, includes breeder pullet chicks hatched February 204 through October United States production of intended placements worldwide. Chickens and Eggs (June 205) 7
18 Statistical Methodology Survey Procedures: Primary data for the Chickens and Eggs report are from weekly and/or monthly questionnaires sent to producers. An attempt is made to collect information for layer and egg estimates from each known contractor and independent producer who has at least 30,000 table egg layers, flocks of hatchery supply layers, or pullet only operations with at least 500 pullets. Coverage for operations with less than 30,000 table egg layers are estimated each month based on data reported in December. Approximately 500 contractors, independent egg producers, and pullet only operations are contacted each month. Data for broiler hatchery estimates are collected weekly from all broilertype hatcheries that hatch at least one million chicks a year. Data for eggtype hatchery estimates are collected monthly from all eggtype hatcheries that hatch at least 50,000 chicks a year. Estimating Procedures: Sound statistical methodology is employed to derive estimates from the reported data. All data are analyzed for unusual values. Data from each operation are compared to their own past operating profile and to trends from similar operations. Data for missing operations are estimated based on similar operations or historical data. NASS field offices prepare these estimates by using a combination of survey indications and historic trends. Individual State estimates are reviewed by the Agricultural Statistics Board for reasonableness. Individual hatchery data are summed to State, regional, and United States totals. For chicken hatcheries, chicks hatched consist of all chicks of domesticated breeds including males and chicks destined for hatchery supply flocks and research purposes. Eggs set are eggs in incubators for the purpose of hatching. The relationship of eggtype chicks hatched to chicken inventory and poultry marketings are carefully monitored. The disposition of eggtype chicks hatched prior to placement into the laying flock can vary significantly, which can make comparisons to changes in layer inventory inconsistent over time. Broiler chicks placed are specifically for meat production. Intended placement data reported by leading breeders include pullet chicks expected from eggs sold the preceding month. The breeders in this report account for a large age of replacement pullets for hatchery supply flocks. Production of replacement pullets by these breeders indicates the number of pullets available to hatchery supply layer flocks several months before the pullets will actually move into the laying flocks. Hatchery Supply Flocks include all generations of layers which could lay eggs to supply a hatchery. This includes the generations of parents, grandparents, greatgrandparents, pedigree, etc. Also included are research flocks, vaccine flocks, and specific pathogenfree flocks. The broiler cumulative potential placements are a moving total of the intended placements 75 months earlier. The eggtype cumulative potential placements of 78 months earlier represent the first laying cycle. Molting and additional laying cycles will increase the cumulative potential placements of eggtype hatching flocks. Revision Policy: The previous month's estimates are subject to revision if late reports or corrected data indicates a different level. Additionally, revisions after the monthly report will be made at the end of the marketing year and published in the annual reports of Chickens and Eggs Summary and Hatchery Production Summary. Estimates will also be reviewed for chickens and eggs after data from the 5year Census of Agriculture are available. No revisions will be made after that date. Reliability: Estimates are based on a census of all known contractors and independent producers who have at least 30,000 table egg layers, flocks of hatchery supply layers, pullet only operations with at least 500 pullets, or operating hatcheries and therefore, have no sampling error. However, estimates are subject to errors such as omission, duplication, and mistakes in reporting, recording, and processing the data. While these errors cannot be measured directly, they are minimized through strict quality controls in the data collection process and a careful review of all reported data for consistency and reasonableness. To assist in evaluating the reliability of the estimates in this report, the Root Mean Square Error is shown for selected items in the following table. The Root Mean Square Error is a statistical measure based on past performance and is computed using the differences between first and final estimates. The Root Mean Square Error for all layers over the past 24 months is 2.. This means that chances are 2 out of 3 that the final estimate will not be above or below the current estimate of 342 million layers by more than 2.. Chances are 9 out of 0 that the difference will not exceed Chickens and Eggs (June 205)
19 Reliability of Layer and Egg Estimates [Based on data for the past twentyfour months] Item Root mean square error 90 confidence level Difference between first and latest estimate Average Smallest Largest Below latest Months Above latest () () (,000) (,000) (,000) (number) (number) All layers , , (million) (million) (million) Eggs EggType Regional Listing North Atlantic: Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania. East North Central: Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin. West North Central: Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri. South Atlantic: Florida, Georgia, Virginia. South Central: Alabama, Mississippi, Texas. West: California, Idaho, New Mexico, Oregon. BroilerType Regional Listing North Atlantic: New York, Pennsylvania. East North Central: Indiana, Ohio, Wisconsin. West North Central: Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri. South Atlantic: Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia. South Central: Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas. West: California, Oregon, Washington. Terms and Definitions of Chickens and Eggs Estimates All Layers includes both table egg and hatching egg flocks regardless of size. Intended Placements are reported by leading breeders. Coverage may not be 00. Includes expected pullet chicks from eggs sold during the preceding month at the rate of 25 pullet chicks per case of 30 dozen eggs. Molted Layers is the same data series as the previously published Forced Molt Layers. Nomenclature changed as of January 205. Chickens and Eggs (June 205) 9
20 Information Contacts Listed below are the commodity specialists in the Livestock Branch of the National Agricultural Statistics Service to contact for additional information. inquiries may be sent to Dan Kerestes, Chief, Livestock Branch... (202) Bruce Boess, Head, Poultry and Specialty Commodities Section... (202) Alissa CowellMytar Cold Storage... (202) Heidi Gleich Broiler Hatchery, Chicken Hatchery... (202) Michael Klamm Poultry Slaughter, Turkey Hatchery, Turkeys Raised... (202) Tom Kruchten Census of Aquaculture... (202) Kim Linonis Layers, Eggs... (202) Sammy Neal Catfish Production, Egg Products, Mink, Trout Production... (202) Joshua O Rear Honey... (202) Access to NASS Reports For your convenience, you may access NASS reports and products the following ways: All reports are available electronically, at no cost, on the NASS web site: Both national and state specific reports are available via a free subscription. To setup this free subscription, visit and in the Follow NASS box under Receive reports by , click on National or State to select the reports you would like to receive. For more information on NASS surveys and reports, call the NASS Agricultural Statistics Hotline at (800) , 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ET, or nass@nass.usda.gov. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) prohibits discrimination against its customers, employees, and applicants for employment on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, sex, gender identity, religion, reprisal, and where applicable, political beliefs, marital status, familial or parental status, sexual orientation, or all or part of an individual's income is derived from any public assistance program, or protected genetic information in employment or in any program or activity conducted or funded by the Department. (Not all prohibited bases will apply to all programs and/or employment activities.) If you wish to file a Civil Rights program complaint of discrimination, complete the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form (PDF), found online at or at any USDA office, or call (866) to request the form. You may also write a letter containing all of the information requested in the form. Send your completed complaint form or letter to us by mail at U.S. Department of Agriculture, Director, Office of Adjudication, 400 Independence Avenue, S.W., Washington, D.C , by fax (202) or at program.intake@usda.gov.
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