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Statistical Report

2002 - 2003

Mideast Marketing Area Federal Order No. 33

P.O. Box 30128 Cleveland, Ohio 44130 Phone: 440/826-3220 David Z. Walker Toll Free: 888/751-3220 Market Administrator Website: www.fmmaclev.com

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Mideast Marketing Area - Federal Order 33

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List of Pool Handlers Filing Reports - December 2003 1 National Agricultural Statistical Service Dairy Products Price Averages 2 Class Prices 3 Producer Prices and Producer Production Summary 4 Producer Receipts - By Classification 5 Producer Butterfat Receipts - By Classification 6 Producer Skim Receipts - By Classification 7 Receipts at Pool Plants 8 Class I Disposition at Pool Plants 9 Class II Disposition at Pool Plants 10 Class III Disposition at Pool Plants 11 Class IV Disposition at Pool Plants 12 Route Sales within Marketing Area 13 Total Route Sales by Pool Distributing Plants 14 Weighted Averages of Components By Production Range 15 Percent of Producer Milk By Somatic Cell Count Range 16 Production and Number of Producers by State and County 17 Map of Mideast Marketing Area - May 2003 Appendix A Map of Mideast Marketing Area - December 2003 Appendix B

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USDA Equal Opportunity Policy "The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) prohibits discrimination in all its programs and activities on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, religion, age, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, and marital or familial status. (Not all prohibited bases apply to all programs.) Persons with disabilities who require alternative means for communication of program information (Braille, large print, audiotape, etc.) should contact the USDA's TARGET Center at (202) 720-2600 (voice and TDD). To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, Room 326-W, Jamie L. Whitten Building, 14th and Independence Avenue SW, Washington, DC 20250-9410 or call (202) 720-5964 (voice and TDD). USDA is an Equal Opportunity provider and employer."

Federal Order 33 Table 1

LIST OF POOL HANDLERS FILING REPORTS - DECEMBER 2003

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$1.75 Class I Differential RateSupply Plants

Foremost Farms USA Elkhorn, WI___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

$1.80 Class I Differential RateDistributing Plants

Dean Foods Co. of Indiana, Inc. Rochester, IN Jilberts Dairy Marquette, MIPleasant View Dairy Corp. Highland, IN Liberty Dairy Evart, MIPrairie Farms Dairy, Inc. Fort Wayne, IN Melody Farms, Inc. Lansing, MISchenkel’s All Star Dairy, Inc. Huntington, IN Michigan Dairy Livonia, MI

Parmalat Grand Rapids Grand Rapids, MIBaremans Dairy Holland, MI Prairie Farms Dairy, Inc. Battle Creek, MICalder Brother’s Dairy, Inc. Lincoln Park, MI Prairie Farms Dairy, Inc. Galesburg, MICountry Fresh - Flint Div. Flint, MI Quality Dairy Company Lansing, MICountry Fresh - Grand Rapids Div. Grand Rapids, MICountry Fresh - Livonia Div. Livonia, MI Arps Dairy, Inc. Defiance, OHGuernsey Farms Dairy Northville, MI Sterling Milk Co. Wauseon, OHInverness Dairy Cheboygan, MI

Supply PlantsDairy Farmers of America, Inc. Goshen, IN Michigan Milk Producers Assn. Constantine, MILeprino Foods Allendale, MI Michigan Milk Producers Assn. Ovid, MILeprino Foods Remus, MI___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________


East Side Jersey Dairy, Inc. Anderson, IN Oberlin Farms Dairy, Inc. Cleveland, OHThe Kroger Company Indianapolis, IN Reiter Dairy, Inc. Akron, OHSmith Dairy Products Co., Wayne Div. Richmond, IN Reiter Dairy, Inc. Springfield, OH

Smith Dairy Products Company Orrville, OHBroughton Foods Company Marietta, OH Superior Dairy, Inc. Canton, OHConSun Food Industries, Inc. Elyria, OH Tamarack Farms Newark, OHFleming’s Dairy Utica, OH United Dairy, Inc. Martins Ferry, OH

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Dean Dairy Products Company Sharpsville, PA Meadow Brook Dairy Erie, PACarl Colteryahn Dairy, Inc. Pittsburgh, PA Schneider’s Dairy Pittsburgh, PAMarburger Farm Dairy Evans City, PA Turner Dairy Farms Pittsburgh, PA

Supply PlantsDairy Farmers of America, Inc. New Wilmington, PA_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________


Louis Trauth Dairy, Inc. Newport, KY United Dairy Farmers Cincinnati, OH

H. Meyer Dairy Company Cincinnati, OH United Dairy, Inc. Charleston, WV____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________


R. Bruce Fike & Sons Dairy Uniontown, PA____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Cooperative Associations - §1033.9c

Dairylea Cooperative, Inc. Syracuse, NY NFO, Inc. Ames, IADairy Farmers of America, Inc. Kansas City, MO Prairie Farms Dairy, Inc. Carlinville, ILDairy Marketing Services, LLC Syracuse, NY Steamburg Milk Prod. Coop., Inc. Otto, NYForemost Farms USA Cooperative Baraboo, WI Upstate Milk Coop., Inc. Leroy, NYMichigan Milk Producers Assn. Novi, MI White Eagle Milk Marketing Federation, Inc. South Bend, IN

NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTICAL SERVICEDAIRY PRODUCTS PRICE AVERAGES

Two-Week Average* Monthly Average**Nonfat Nonfat

Cheese Butter Dry Milk Dry Whey Cheese Butter Dry Milk Dry Whey -----dollars per pound----- -----dollars per pound-----

2002JANUARY $1.2740 $1.3335 $0.9166 $0.2810 $1.2922 $1.3324 $0.9161 $0.2747FEBRUARY 1.2862 1.2316 0.9133 0.2347 1.2895 1.2480 0.9121 0.2334MARCH 1.2008 1.2411 0.9074 0.2077 1.2087 1.2333 0.9060 0.2066APRIL 1.2229 1.2088 0.8984 0.1979 1.2323 1.1720 0.8975 0.1948MAY 1.2521 1.0643 0.8953 0.1827 1.2359 1.0525 0.8972 0.1759JUNE 1.1792 1.0533 0.9006 0.1663 1.1708 1.0343 0.9005 0.1639JULY 1.1098 1.0188 0.9025 0.1552 1.1004 1.0112 0.9033 0.1545AUGUST 1.1237 1.0010 0.9091 0.1559 1.1189 0.9925 0.9074 0.1571SEPTEMBER 1.1427 0.9297 0.9080 0.1703 1.1438 0.9431 0.9096 0.1755OCTOBER 1.1921 0.9697 0.9159 0.2081 1.2020 0.9945 0.9165 0.2131NOVEMBER 1.0985 0.9991 0.9172 0.2234 1.1111 1.0107 0.9177 0.2223DECEMBER 1.1195 1.0813 0.8813 0.2038 1.1203 1.0926 0.8682 0.1965

AVERAGE $1.1835 $1.0944 $0.9055 $0.1989 $1.1855 $1.0931 $0.9043 $0.1974

2003JANUARY $1.1358 $1.1099 $0.8287 $0.1787 $1.1370 $1.0872 $0.8207 $0.1728FEBRUARY 1.1304 1.0477 0.8108 0.1641 1.1299 1.0476 0.8111 0.1632MARCH 1.0697 1.0506 0.8048 0.1594 1.0780 1.0546 0.8051 0.1599APRIL 1.0842 1.0702 0.8032 0.1589 1.0997 1.0736 0.8030 0.1582MAY 1.1420 1.0733 0.8043 0.1448 1.1394 1.0743 0.8040 0.1450JUNE 1.1387 1.0808 0.8040 0.1372 1.1464 1.0797 0.8040 0.1396JULY 1.2685 1.1028 0.8062 0.1452 1.3497 1.1196 0.8072 0.1470AUGUST 1.5396 1.1937 0.8118 0.1599 1.5496 1.1578 0.8105 0.1615SEPTEMBER 1.5943 1.1156 0.8094 0.1716 1.5940 1.1332 0.8111 0.1755OCTOBER 1.5921 1.1619 0.8117 0.1877 1.5936 1.1611 0.8109 0.1892NOVEMBER 1.5331 1.1822 0.8153 0.1947 1.4941 1.1881 0.8130 0.1947DECEMBER 1.3227 1.2219 0.8072 0.1967 1.3260 1.2557 0.8070 0.1941

AVERAGE $1.2959 $1.1176 $0.8098 $0.1666 $1.3031 $1.1194 $0.8090 $0.1667

* Used to compute the advanced prices announced on or before the 23rd of the previous month.** Used to compute the Class and Component Prices announced on or before the 5th of the following month.

Table 2Federal Order 33

CLASS PRICES

Class I * Class II Class III Class IVSkim Butterfat 3.5% Skim Nonfat Butterfat 3.5% Skim Butterfat 3.5% Skim Butterfat 3.5%

Price Solids Price Price Price(per cwt.) (per lb.) (per cwt.) (per cwt.) (per lb.) (per lb.) (per cwt.) (per cwt.) (per lb.) (per cwt.) (per cwt.) (per lb.) (per cwt.)

2002JANUARY $9.34 $1.4139 $13.96 $7.74 $0.8600 $1.4916 $12.69 $6.92 $1.4846 $11.87 $6.98 $1.4846 $11.93FEBRUARY 8.99 1.5060 13.95 7.69 0.8544 1.3887 12.28 7.04 1.3817 11.63 6.95 1.3817 11.54MARCH 9.10 1.3817 13.62 7.66 0.8511 1.3708 12.19 6.09 1.3638 10.65 6.89 1.3638 11.42APRIL 8.91 1.3933 13.47 7.61 0.8456 1.2960 11.88 6.57 1.2890 10.85 6.82 1.2890 11.09MAY 8.83 1.3539 13.26 7.53 0.8367 1.1503 11.29 7.07 1.1433 10.82 6.81 1.1433 10.57JUNE 9.23 1.1777 13.03 7.50 0.8333 1.1281 11.19 6.39 1.1211 10.09 6.84 1.1211 10.52JULY 8.85 1.1643 12.62 7.55 0.8389 1.0999 11.14 5.70 1.0929 9.33 6.87 1.0929 10.45AUGUST 8.86 1.1222 12.48 7.56 0.8400 1.0771 11.07 6.00 1.0701 9.54 6.91 1.0701 10.41SEPTEMBER 8.92 1.1005 12.46 7.62 0.8467 1.0169 10.91 6.62 1.0099 9.92 6.93 1.0099 10.22OCTOBER 8.91 1.0135 12.15 7.61 0.8456 1.0796 11.12 7.22 1.0726 10.72 6.99 1.0726 10.50NOVEMBER 9.20 1.0623 12.60 7.68 0.8533 1.0993 11.26 6.23 1.0923 9.84 7.00 1.0923 10.58DECEMBER 8.99 1.0982 12.52 7.69 0.8544 1.1992 11.62 5.77 1.1922 9.74 6.55 1.1922 10.49

AVERAGE $9.01 $1.2323 $13.01 $7.62 $0.8467 $1.1998 $11.55 $6.47 $1.1928 $10.42 $6.88 $1.1928 $10.81

2003JANUARY $8.67 $1.1984 $12.56 $7.37 $0.8189 $1.1926 $11.29 $5.83 $1.1856 $9.78 $6.13 $1.1856 $10.07FEBRUARY 8.20 1.2333 12.23 6.90 0.7667 1.1443 10.66 5.89 1.1373 9.66 6.04 1.1373 9.81MARCH 8.04 1.1574 11.81 6.74 0.7489 1.1529 10.54 5.28 1.1459 9.11 5.99 1.1459 9.79APRIL 7.92 1.1427 11.64 6.62 0.7356 1.1573 10.44 5.58 1.1503 9.41 5.91 1.1503 9.73MAY 7.91 1.1662 11.71 6.61 0.7344 1.1582 10.43 5.89 1.1512 9.71 5.92 1.1512 9.74JUNE 7.92 1.1700 11.74 6.62 0.7356 1.1646 10.46 5.91 1.1576 9.75 5.92 1.1576 9.76JULY 7.92 1.1790 11.77 6.62 0.7356 1.2125 10.63 7.83 1.2055 11.78 5.94 1.2055 9.95AUGUST 9.07 1.2054 12.97 6.64 0.7378 1.2584 10.81 9.76 1.2514 13.80 5.97 1.2514 10.14SEPTEMBER 11.51 1.3144 15.71 6.69 0.7433 1.2288 10.76 10.39 1.2218 14.30 5.98 1.2218 10.05OCTOBER 12.43 1.2207 16.27 6.66 0.7400 1.2623 10.84 10.36 1.2553 14.39 5.98 1.2553 10.16NOVEMBER 12.33 1.2763 16.37 6.69 0.7433 1.2947 10.99 9.29 1.2877 13.47 6.00 1.2877 10.30DECEMBER 11.70 1.3006 15.84 6.72 0.7467 1.3758 11.30 7.34 1.3688 11.87 5.94 1.3688 10.52

AVERAGE $9.47 $1.2137 $13.39 $6.74 $0.7489 $1.2169 $10.76 $7.45 $1.2099 $11.42 $5.98 $1.2099 $10.00

* Class I Price is announced at the Cuyahoga County, Ohio rate of $2.00 per cwt. and is subject to location adjustment.


PRODUCER PRICES AND PRODUCER PRODUCTION SUMMARY

Producer Producer Other Somatic Statistical Number Average Percent PercentPrice Butterfat Protein Solids Cell Uniform of Daily Percent Percent Other Nonfat

Differential Price Price Price Adj. Price Producers Delivery Butterfat Protein Solids Solids(per cwt.) (per lb.) (per lb.) (per lb.) (per cwt.) (per cwt.)

2002JANUARY $1.01 $1.4846 $1.9660 $0.1392 $0.00065 $12.88 11,143 4,127 3.80 3.07 5.66 8.73FEBRUARY 0.83 1.3817 2.0884 0.0965 0.00064 12.46 11,254 4,676 3.76 3.04 5.71 8.75MARCH 1.28 1.3638 1.8342 0.0688 0.00060 11.93 11,794 4,310 3.77 3.04 5.72 8.76APRIL 1.07 1.2890 2.0109 0.0566 0.00062 11.92 11,503 4,513 3.72 2.99 5.75 8.74MAY 0.81 1.1433 2.2097 0.0371 0.00062 11.63 11,737 4,769 3.65 2.99 5.74 8.73JUNE 1.15 1.1211 2.0148 0.0247 0.00059 11.24 11,525 4,712 3.59 2.94 5.74 8.68JULY 1.52 1.0929 1.8095 0.0150 0.00055 10.85 11,349 4,065 3.52 2.90 5.72 8.62AUGUST 1.65 1.0701 1.9021 0.0177 0.00056 11.19 10,791 4,064 3.52 2.92 5.70 8.62SEPTEMBER 1.17 1.0099 2.0646 0.0367 0.00057 11.09 10,962 4,253 3.60 2.99 5.70 8.69OCTOBER 0.60 1.0726 2.1839 0.0755 0.00060 11.32 10,955 4,328 3.73 3.10 5.69 8.79NOVEMBER 1.33 1.0923 1.8469 0.0850 0.00056 11.17 10,907 4,036 3.83 3.13 5.68 8.81DECEMBER 1.38 1.1922 1.7506 0.0584 0.00056 11.12 10,678 4,120 3.83 3.11 5.70 8.81

AVERAGE $1.15 $1.1928 $1.9735 $0.0593 $0.00059 $11.57 11,217 4,331 3.69 3.02 5.71 8.73

2003JANUARY $1.27 $1.1856 $1.8164 0.0339 $0.00057 $11.05 10,547 4,474 3.79 3.08 5.71 8.79FEBRUARY 1.06 1.1373 1.8538 0.0240 0.00056 10.72 10,505 4,718 3.77 3.07 5.71 8.78MARCH 1.25 1.1459 1.6648 0.0206 0.00054 10.36 10,470 4,488 3.74 3.03 5.71 8.74APRIL 1.06 1.1503 1.8006 (0.0008) 0.00055 10.47 10,357 4,742 3.69 2.99 5.72 8.71MAY 0.92 1.1512 1.9275 (0.0144) 0.00057 10.63 10,312 4,797 3.62 2.98 5.74 8.72JUNE 0.88 1.1576 1.9434 (0.0200) 0.00057 10.63 10,253 4,649 3.59 2.97 5.73 8.70JULY (0.10) 1.2055 2.5480 (0.0124) 0.00067 11.68 8,088 4,061 3.53 2.92 5.70 8.62AUGUST (1.20) 1.2514 3.1438 0.0026 0.00077 12.60 10,724 3,032 3.54 2.93 5.69 8.62SEPTEMBER (0.37) 1.2218 3.3180 0.0170 0.00080 13.93 10,601 3,164 3.61 3.01 5.69 8.70OCTOBER (0.14) 1.2553 3.2815 0.0311 0.00080 14.25 10,443 3,337 3.73 3.11 5.67 8.78NOVEMBER 0.46 1.2877 2.9267 0.0368 0.00075 13.93 10,543 4,545 3.78 3.10 5.69 8.79DECEMBER 1.39 1.3688 2.2997 0.0362 0.00066 13.26 10,367 4,530 3.81 3.11 5.70 8.81

AVERAGE $0.54 $1.2099 $2.3770 $0.0129 $0.00065 $11.96 10,268 4,211 3.68 3.03 5.71 8.73


Table 5PRODUCER RECEIPTS - BY CLASSIFICATION

CLASS I CLASS II CLASS III CLASS IV TotalPounds Percent Pounds Percent Pounds Percent Pounds Percent Pounds

(000) of Total (000) of Total (000) of Total (000) of Total (000)

2002JANUARY 577,949 40.5 203,175 14.3 584,307 41.0 60,185 4.2 1,425,615FEBRUARY 514,237 34.9 209,881 14.2 637,469 43.3 111,936 7.6 1,473,523MARCH 550,370 34.9 168,135 10.7 775,107 49.2 82,249 5.2 1,575,861APRIL 537,590 34.5 171,657 11.0 782,034 50.2 66,118 4.3 1,557,399MAY 557,214 32.1 236,181 13.6 848,024 48.9 93,790 5.4 1,735,209JUNE 476,322 29.2 215,793 13.3 845,127 51.9 91,914 5.6 1,629,156JULY 522,928 36.6 102,187 7.1 779,755 54.5 25,250 1.8 1,430,120AUGUST 565,656 41.6 227,683 16.8 529,398 38.9 36,795 2.7 1,359,532SEPTEMBER 541,082 38.7 216,284 15.5 586,798 41.9 54,566 3.9 1,398,730OCTOBER 590,240 40.1 224,555 15.3 600,962 40.9 53,971 3.7 1,469,727NOVEMBER 568,215 43.0 139,984 10.6 561,127 42.5 51,455 3.9 1,320,780DECEMBER 550,728 40.4 131,853 9.7 593,973 43.5 87,109 6.4 1,363,663

TOTAL* 6,552,531 36.9 2,247,368 12.7 8,124,082 45.8 815,336 4.6 17,739,316


TOTAL* 6,546,041 41.6 2,557,708 16.2 5,750,549 36.5 875,993 5.6 15,750,291

* Data may not add to totals due to rounding

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Table 6PRODUCER BUTTERFAT RECEIPTS - BY CLASSIFICATION

CLASS I CLASS II CLASS III CLASS IV TotalPounds Percent Pounds Percent Pounds Percent Pounds Percent Butterfat


2002JANUARY 10,896 20.1 13,322 24.6 20,942 38.7 8,969 16.6 54,129FEBRUARY 9,622 17.4 12,755 23.0 22,499 40.7 10,470 18.9 55,346MARCH 10,353 17.4 12,908 21.7 26,791 45.1 9,411 15.8 59,463APRIL 10,019 17.3 13,166 22.7 26,592 45.9 8,123 14.0 57,900MAY 10,517 16.6 15,573 24.6 29,270 46.2 8,043 12.7 63,403JUNE 9,021 15.4 15,120 25.8 28,473 48.7 5,881 10.1 58,495JULY 9,970 19.8 10,323 20.5 25,778 51.2 4,311 8.6 50,383AUGUST 10,709 22.4 14,583 30.5 18,192 38.0 4,375 9.1 47,859SEPTEMBER 10,091 20.0 13,532 26.9 21,103 41.9 5,611 11.1 50,337OCTOBER 11,135 20.3 15,451 28.1 21,954 40.0 6,351 11.6 54,892NOVEMBER 10,948 21.6 12,348 24.4 20,488 40.5 6,816 13.5 50,600DECEMBER 10,822 20.7 11,591 22.2 21,582 41.3 8,269 15.8 52,264

TOTAL* 124,103 18.9 160,673 24.5 283,665 43.3 86,631 13.2 655,072

2003JANUARY 11,109 20.0 12,247 22.1 22,929 41.3 9202 16.6 55,487FEBRUARY 9,759 18.6 13,351 25.5 20,258 38.7 8987 17.2 52,355MARCH 10,140 18.6 14,159 26.0 21,520 39.5 8704 16.0 54,523APRIL 9,979 18.4 15,199 28.0 21,747 40.0 7409 13.6 54,333MAY 10,417 18.7 15,477 27.8 23,079 41.5 6605 11.9 55,578JUNE 9,220 18.0 16,462 32.1 20,826 40.6 4802 9.4 51,310JULY 9,956 27.7 15,302 42.6 6,669 18.6 4017 11.2 35,944AUGUST 10,254 28.7 15,037 42.1 5,631 15.8 4755 13.3 35,677SEPTEMBER 10,236 28.2 14,856 41.0 6,924 19.1 4260 11.7 36,277OCTOBER 11,051 27.4 15,480 38.4 8,735 21.7 5061 12.5 40,327NOVEMBER 10,393 19.1 14,655 27.0 21,995 40.5 7295 13.4 54,338DECEMBER 11,128 20.1 13,555 24.5 22,860 41.2 7885 14.2 55,428

TOTAL* 123,642 21.3 175,780 30.2 203,171 34.9 78,984 13.6 581,576

* Data may not add to totals due to rounding.

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Table 7PRODUCER SKIM RECEIPTS - BY CLASSIFICATION

CLASS I CLASS II CLASS III CLASS IV TotalPounds Percent Pounds Percent Pounds Percent Pounds Percent Skim



TOTAL* 6,428,427 37.6 2,086,695 12.2 7,840,417 45.9 728,705 4.3 17,084,244

2003JANUARY 585,250 41.6 142,017 10.1 628,273 44.6 51,832 3.7 1,407,372FEBRUARY 511,992 38.3 192,463 14.4 568,676 42.6 62,284 4.7 1,335,415MARCH 534,941 38.1 165,928 11.8 623,103 44.4 78,299 5.6 1,402,271APRIL 523,115 36.9 207,159 14.6 616,331 43.4 72,408 5.1 1,419,013MAY 552,125 37.4 217,922 14.7 635,651 43.0 72,219 4.9 1,477,917JUNE 476,139 34.5 209,671 15.2 618,718 44.9 74,174 5.4 1,378,702JULY 511,979 52.1 236,425 24.1 177,170 18.0 56,764 5.8 982,338AUGUST 532,315 54.7 230,749 23.7 132,469 13.6 76,901 7.9 972,434SEPTEMBER 540,602 55.7 233,845 24.1 149,235 15.4 46,273 4.8 969,955OCTOBER 574,746 55.3 206,897 19.9 205,181 19.7 53,030 5.1 1,039,854NOVEMBER 528,798 38.2 194,324 14.0 583,985 42.2 76,082 5.5 1,383,189DECEMBER 550,396 39.3 164,527 11.7 608,584 43.5 76,747 5.5 1,400,254

TOTAL* 6,422,398 42.3 2,401,927 15.8 5,547,376 36.6 797,013 5.3 15,168,714


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Table 8RECEIPTS AT POOL PLANTS (1,000 Pounds)

Producer Non-Pool Prod-Hand Pwd./Cond. Open TotalReceipts Plants & Unreg (Skim Equiv.) Inventory Overage Receipts

2002JANUARY 1,425,615 67,351 1,680 13,997 81,245 197 1,590,087FEBRUARY 1,473,523 49,056 1,522 14,323 84,955 15 1,623,395MARCH 1,575,861 66,760 1,738 14,850 79,989 22 1,739,220APRIL 1,557,399 91,904 1,725 16,995 93,428 76 1,761,527MAY 1,735,209 81,874 1,974 17,729 87,531 57 1,924,375JUNE 1,629,156 62,732 1,994 19,435 77,886 30 1,791,234JULY 1,430,120 51,806 1,920 21,945 72,917 41 1,578,750AUGUST 1,359,532 78,990 1,695 20,165 77,709 44 1,538,136SEPTEMBER 1,398,730 56,374 1,664 18,178 71,329 95 1,546,371OCTOBER 1,469,727 43,534 1,611 17,371 83,716 48 1,616,008NOVEMBER 1,320,780 44,647 1,418 13,674 84,326 151 1,464,996DECEMBER 1,363,663 67,636 1,435 14,675 81,084 21 1,528,513

TOTAL* 17,739,316 762,665 20,378 203,338 976,116 799 19,702,611

2003JANUARY 1,462,858 68,684 1,465 10,974 80,076 72 1,624,129FEBRUARY 1,387,769 67,209 ** 13,441 73,392 6 1,541,817MARCH 1,456,794 80,313 1,504 17,397 78,426 326 1,634,760APRIL 1,473,347 81,670 ** 19,232 88,890 ** 1,663,139MAY 1,533,495 85,313 ** 19,172 82,921 239 1,721,140JUNE 1,430,012 87,495 1,598 20,085 75,478 147 1,614,816JULY 1,018,281 51,275 ** 21,634 77,403 72 1,168,665AUGUST 1,008,112 10,145 ** 18,543 69,885 500 1,107,185SEPTEMBER 1,006,232 10,873 245 16,911 90,584 53 1,124,898OCTOBER 1,080,180 32,941 1,343 13,047 77,271 26 1,204,808NOVEMBER 1,437,527 28,535 1,138 13,155 75,478 527 1,556,360DECEMBER 1,455,682 38,594 1,238 13,012 98,543 34 1,607,103

TOTAL* 15,750,291 643,047 8,530 196,603 968,347 2,002 17,568,819

* Data may not add to totals due to rounding. ** Restricted, included with Non-Pool plants.

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Table 9CLASS I DISPOSITION AT POOL PLANTS (1,000 Pounds)

Whole Flavor 2% 1% 1/2% Flavor Fat Free Bulk EndingMilk Milk Milk Milk Milk Lowfat Milk Buttermilk Eggnog Sales Shrinkage Inventory Total

2002JANUARY 142,173 10,694 233,895 37,866 15,103 42,713 80,563 4,402 108 3,771 1,894 49,672 622,855FEBRUARY 127,062 9,463 212,198 35,828 13,147 39,753 74,771 4,084 ** 3,402 1,811 47,971 569,489MARCH 137,946 10,571 228,588 38,165 14,558 41,644 81,945 4,595 23 2,803 1,274 43,231 605,344APRIL 132,018 10,609 217,873 39,248 14,219 41,166 78,639 4,348 ** 2,428 1,982 44,450 586,980MAY 134,456 10,817 223,603 39,962 14,271 41,796 80,695 4,657 3 3,476 2,137 50,825 606,698JUNE 120,039 13,071 201,927 35,580 13,336 21,523 73,801 4,172 2 6,866 2,843 37,893 531,055JULY 135,513 10,420 217,100 36,537 14,005 20,947 78,725 4,669 5 6,256 2,689 38,579 565,445AUGUST 141,031 11,190 227,050 38,777 14,514 28,008 81,925 4,770 2 14,258 3,859 44,515 609,898SEPTEMBER 130,966 10,772 215,796 39,184 14,386 43,272 77,614 4,419 59 12,916 1,980 40,270 591,636OCTOBER 139,470 11,723 228,856 40,280 15,196 49,596 77,950 5,191 408 17,400 2,045 48,916 637,033NOVEMBER 141,154 10,081 228,844 42,755 14,566 40,316 78,438 5,002 4,330 10,619 2,087 44,797 622,988DECEMBER 140,159 10,162 224,556 37,668 13,159 33,935 75,003 4,796 10,204 6,803 3,142 41,340 600,926

TOTAL* 1,621,988 129,573 2,660,285 461,849 170,459 444,671 940,072 55,104 15,145 90,998 27,743 532,458 7,150,346

2003JANUARY 146,195 9,517 240,004 41,552 15,235 45,162 83,037 4,559 148 4,434 2,692 51,277 643,813FEBRUARY 129,631 9,065 212,114 36,218 13,044 41,940 74,082 4,271 3 2,358 2,351 51,824 576,902MARCH 136,090 9,900 224,537 39,750 13,800 45,263 79,964 4,460 14 5,800 1,694 40,212 601,485APRIL 132,379 9,677 216,088 39,714 13,649 41,061 76,126 4,309 11 3,038 1,952 41,749 579,754MAY 137,856 10,055 224,256 40,870 14,097 43,776 80,582 4,501 ** 7,845 1,787 44,220 609,847JUNE 127,424 9,485 203,540 35,106 13,159 22,208 72,361 4,186 ** 8,364 1,801 36,250 533,884JULY 134,307 9,843 216,786 35,946 12,612 20,683 75,186 4,553 ** 5,868 1,292 44,956 562,033AUGUST 139,662 10,587 222,575 40,524 14,185 28,287 74,980 4,527 6 11,177 2,412 44,595 593,515SEPTEMBER 133,245 10,446 219,570 39,091 13,129 47,518 75,740 4,469 55 12,980 2,791 42,205 601,240OCTOBER 139,925 10,936 227,835 39,645 13,850 49,741 77,591 4,862 327 14,315 1,778 53,001 633,806NOVEMBER 134,323 9,544 219,186 38,890 12,661 40,905 76,303 4,643 5,179 10,531 1,263 45,038 598,466DECEMBER 143,928 9,540 229,962 41,599 16,578 38,769 70,897 4,925 9,444 4,418 2,744 41,976 614,781

TOTAL* 1,634,965 118,595 2,656,453 468,905 165,999 465,313 916,850 54,266 15,188 91,130 24,557 537,304 7,149,525

* Data may not add to totals due to rounding. ** Restricted, included in 2% Reduced Fat Milk.

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Table 10CLASS II DISPOSITION AT POOL PLANTS (1,000 Pounds)

Ice CreamSour Cream Cottage Mix, Conds. & Skim Transfers to

Cream Dips & Yogurt Cheese Comm. Foods Equiv. Shrinkage Other Orders TOTAL

2002JANUARY 5,888 96,391 47,342 62,085 11,424 181 3,038 226,349FEBRUARY 5,176 97,262 44,790 62,289 12,200 ** 4,127 225,843MARCH 6,841 57,354 40,540 69,763 12,337 ** 2,664 189,500APRIL 6,516 60,063 41,380 77,815 14,836 140 1,608 202,358MAY 7,182 105,350 50,773 84,270 15,358 2,380 265,313JUNE 5,941 92,784 46,452 78,869 17,583 254 1,143 243,027JULY 5,856 16,657 43,472 46,979 19,472 ** 2,059 134,495AUGUST 7,079 104,509 49,743 69,733 17,223 31 1,778 250,096SEPTEMBER 6,962 103,954 50,836 57,583 14,770 ** 1,710 235,815OCTOBER 8,968 102,645 52,895 61,337 14,240 ** 3,295 243,379NOVEMBER 8,653 51,916 34,574 44,793 10,496 ** 2,121 152,554DECEMBER 8,866 46,447 35,522 45,406 11,374 7 1,204 148,826

TOTAL* 83,927 935,332 538,318 760,922 171,314 614 27,128 2,517,555

2003JANUARY 7,413 52,724 43,354 58,442 9,825 ** 1,822 173,581FEBRUARY 7,250 95,842 44,955 63,864 11,475 ** 1,375 224,761MARCH 7,569 59,180 44,364 69,700 15,368 ** 1,564 197,745APRIL 10,525 97,023 53,145 70,408 16,908 89 1,543 249,641MAY 10,516 95,229 49,116 87,400 17,019 ** 1,531 260,812JUNE 8,906 89,008 50,411 82,608 18,382 ** 3,925 253,240JULY 8,143 104,770 51,175 84,948 19,485 ** 5,847 274,367AUGUST 7,952 106,264 51,653 75,043 16,793 ** 5,528 263,233SEPTEMBER 8,386 105,390 51,922 80,215 13,990 ** 4,846 264,749OCTOBER 9,595 94,032 50,340 74,484 11,229 ** 4,228 243,906NOVEMBER 9,112 89,014 48,607 58,105 10,010 ** 7,551 222,399DECEMBER 7,849 85,187 44,178 51,066 9,468 3,562 201,310

TOTAL* 103,216 1,073,662 583,219 856,285 169,952 89 43,322 2,829,745

* Data may not add to totals due to rounding. ** Restricted data, combined with Ice Cream Mix, Conds. & Comm. Foods.

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Table 11CLASS III DISPOSITION AT POOL PLANTS(1,000 Pounds)

Condensed Stock Feed Tranfers toCheese & Evaporated Dump Other Orders Shrinkage Total

2002JANUARY 578,152 15,269 1,178 7,848 11,916 614,363FEBRUARY 643,087 16,602 0 6,088 0 665,776MARCH 759,913 22,945 1,590 6,502 12,307 803,258APRIL 765,862 44,896 1,281 8,234 12,454 832,727MAY 855,959 23,910 0 8,673 ** 888,543JUNE 827,394 22,275 1,413 7,560 12,630 871,271JULY 779,420 19,555 1,560 6,707 10,634 817,877AUGUST 522,671 29,027 1,252 24,878 14,529 592,356SEPTEMBER 550,709 28,169 1,005 32,211 11,554 623,648OCTOBER 575,947 29,498 0 23,383 ** 628,828NOVEMBER 519,729 31,767 962 28,443 13,027 593,929DECEMBER 570,532 32,449 1,275 21,452 11,447 637,155

TOTAL* 7,949,375 316,362 11,517 181,979 110,498 8,569,732

2003JANUARY 627,967 29,284 1,771 28,889 11,605 699,516FEBRUARY 562,404 31,721 1,021 26,218 11,889 633,253MARCH 623,725 44,161 909 23,507 11,772 704,073APRIL 625,810 42,031 1,064 22,254 11,753 702,912MAY 654,539 32,193 1,103 29,411 12,188 729,435JUNE 650,446 16,220 1,420 23,535 10,291 701,912JULY 224,898 3,937 0 1,907 0 230,742AUGUST 137,327 1,468 0 1,165 0 139,960SEPTEMBER 154,253 1,169 0 5,200 0 160,623OCTOBER 213,843 2,982 0 6,679 0 223,504NOVEMBER 601,785 6,883 0 3,693 ** 612,362DECEMBER 632,721 6,877 0 9,038 0 648,637

TOTAL* 5,709,719 218,928 7,289 181,496 69,498 6,186,929

* Data may not add to totals due to rounding.** Restricted, included in Cheese.

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Table 12CLASS IV DISPOSITION AT POOL PLANTS(1,000 Pounds)

Whole TransfersMilk Nonfat Stock Feed Skim To Other Ending

Butter Powder Dry Milk & Dump Equivalent Orders Inventory Shrinkage Total

2002JANUARY 24,083 3,226 52,610 0 1,764 9,766 35,070 0 126,519FEBRUARY 25,367 3,966 64,957 3,034 1,624 20,381 32,019 10,939 162,287MARCH 20,612 11,164 46,275 0 1,513 11,410 50,143 0 141,118APRIL 21,120 9,344 57,702 0 1,586 6,638 43,073 0 139,462MAY 22,925 8,074 73,160 1,139 1,674 14,455 28,084 14,308 163,820JUNE 14,321 5,290 63,223 0 1,185 18,958 42,904 0 145,882JULY 8,774 4,843 8,265 0 1,586 9,040 28,425 0 60,933AUGUST 9,478 3,730 33,629 0 2,045 10,088 26,814 0 85,785SEPTEMBER 12,095 5,114 17,104 0 1,757 16,020 43,183 0 95,272OCTOBER 13,584 5,020 22,917 1,034 1,890 13,907 35,307 13,109 106,769NOVEMBER 14,509 9,413 19,777 0 1,976 13,377 36,472 0 95,525DECEMBER 19,602 7,537 62,447 0 2,508 11,537 37,976 0 141,606

TOTAL* 206,469 76,723 522,066 5,206 21,109 155,578 439,471 38,356 1,464,978

2003JANUARY 25,212 6,707 39,317 0 1,213 12,806 21,964 0 107,220FEBRUARY 21,755 4,651 39,510 0 1,318 12,987 26,679 0 106,900MARCH 19,699 6,606 43,079 0 1,374 12,417 48,282 0 131,457APRIL 17,665 5,783 51,398 0 1,594 13,220 41,171 0 130,832MAY 17,028 5,895 49,968 0 1,367 15,531 31,258 0 121,046JUNE 10,259 5,670 51,228 0 1,111 15,742 41,770 0 125,779JULY 7,745 5,464 35,778 1,611 1,178 12,408 26,287 11,052 101,522AUGUST 7,383 5,693 25,551 2,144 1,149 11,088 46,070 11,399 110,477SEPTEMBER 9,059 6,286 22,792 1,337 1,308 12,878 34,022 10,604 98,287OCTOBER 10,849 6,222 37,844 1,009 1,208 14,836 21,593 10,030 103,592NOVEMBER 12,417 8,103 21,832 690 2,175 13,194 53,874 10,848 123,133DECEMBER 16,813 7,311 54,871 1,022 2,413 16,531 33,077 10,339 142,375

TOTAL* 175,883 74,390 473,170 7,813 17,409 163,637 426,047 64,272 1,402,621


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Federal Order 33 Table 13ROUTE SALES WITHIN MARKETING AREA(1,000 Pounds)

Pool Partially Producer Handler Other FO TotalPlants Regulated Plants & Exempt Plants Route Sales In-Area Sales

2002JANUARY 516,181 3,207 3,071 32,726 555,185FEBRUARY 470,934 2,854 2,596 31,143 507,527MARCH 509,536 2,995 2,755 34,125 549,411APRIL 490,838 2,965 2,833 33,116 529,752MAY 499,769 2,948 3,343 32,740 538,800JUNE 439,079 2,680 2,836 32,997 477,592JULY 466,751 5,246 3,326 31,538 506,861AUGUST 495,504 5,713 3,132 33,732 538,081SEPTEMBER 486,543 5,566 3,040 32,802 527,951OCTOBER 516,636 5,859 3,226 35,576 561,297NOVEMBER 514,075 5,828 2,964 33,670 556,537DECEMBER 496,161 5,502 3,000 38,219 542,882

TOTAL* 5,902,007 51,363 36,122 402,384 6,391,876

2003JANUARY 529,461 2,942 3,073 36,955 572,431FEBRUARY 468,835 2,717 2,692 33,549 507,793MARCH 499,754 3,359 3,111 35,280 541,504APRIL 478,864 3,031 3,072 33,676 518,643MAY 498,669 4,179 3,291 33,560 539,699JUNE 437,254 3,668 3,111 32,874 476,907JULY 458,009 3,157 2,979 32,464 496,609AUGUST 478,594 3,357 3,246 31,167 516,364SEPTEMBER 485,264 3,391 3,118 31,793 523,566OCTOBER 503,851 3,522 3,265 30,320 540,958NOVEMBER 486,423 2,768 3,024 29,878 522,093DECEMBER 507,870 3,935 3,044 33,978 548,827

TOTAL* 5,832,848 40,026 37,026 395,494 6,305,394


Federal Order 33 Table 14TOTAL ROUTE SALES BY POOL DISTRIBUTING PLANTS(1,000 Pounds)

In-Area Sales into Sales into TotalSales Other FO Unregulated Areas Route Sales

2002JANUARY 516,181 25,800 20,188 562,169FEBRUARY 470,934 23,207 19,311 513,452MARCH 509,536 25,213 20,303 555,052APRIL 490,838 25,025 19,450 535,313MAY 499,769 25,475 22,031 547,275JUNE 439,079 22,533 19,202 480,814JULY 466,751 26,716 20,747 514,214AUGUST 495,504 24,893 22,519 542,916SEPTEMBER 486,543 25,515 20,708 532,766OCTOBER 516,636 23,631 24,135 564,402NOVEMBER 514,075 25,655 21,849 561,579DECEMBER 496,161 25,758 23,845 545,764

TOTAL* 5,902,007 299,421 254,288 6,455,716

2003JANUARY 529,461 27,957 24,239 581,657FEBRUARY 468,835 26,318 21,734 516,887MARCH 499,754 27,816 22,698 550,268APRIL 478,864 27,380 22,338 528,582MAY 498,669 27,482 24,227 550,378JUNE 437,254 26,048 20,655 483,957JULY 458,009 24,817 23,008 505,834AUGUST 478,594 25,945 24,291 528,830SEPTEMBER 485,264 30,225 22,440 537,929OCTOBER 503,851 32,224 23,468 559,543NOVEMBER 486,423 29,644 21,390 537,457DECEMBER 507,870 33,032 22,519 563,421

TOTAL* 5,832,848 338,888 273,007 6,444,743


RECEIPTS OF PRODUCER MILK BY STATE AND COUNTY May & December 2003

Federal Order No. 33 Table No. 17 May 2003 December 2003 State / Producer Producer County Count Pounds Count Pounds Illinois Carroll 15 2,514,070 17 2,712,800 Jo Daviess 36 4,592,056 41 4,311,253 Kankakee 5 375,198 5 271,879 Stephenson 8 2,139,671 8 2,117,297 Whiteside 4 242,363 6 340,466 Will 9 977,221 8 805,335 Miscellaneous 7 1,542,069 9 8,632,226 Total 84 12,382,648 94 19,191,256 Indiana Adams 38 4,636,284 40 5,837,901 Allen 46 2,899,546 45 3,136,402 Bartholomew 6 295,786 7 375,515 Boone 4 425,967 4 313,614 Cass 6 1,157,890 5 640,243 Clay 6 299,851 6 209,816 Daviess 23 937,953 21 488,513 Decatur 8 492,597 5 313,411 De Kalb 12 2,180,968 12 2,155,038 Delaware 5 481,334 5 448,633 Elkhart 252 30,117,945 238 28,061,581 Fayette 1/ 3 84,692 Fulton 31 3,615,651 31 3,301,759 Grant 3 205,022 1/ Greene 4 307,970 5 324,633 Hamilton 4 457,173 4 390,471 Hancock 3 159,623 3 108,817 Hendricks 6 516,861 7 525,873 Henry 11 765,214 12 2,849,953 Howard 10 817,564 10 752,563 Huntington 11 2,826,983 11 2,713,650 Jackson 12 1,207,728 14 1,426,197 Jasper 5 15,063,267 3 122,762 Jay 22 2,582,691 18 2,168,446 Jefferson 5 421,944 6 443,582 Kosciusko 35 5,408,956 35 5,775,566 Lagrange 210 11,190,395 206 9,412,092 Lake 6 755,365 6 748,015 La Porte 28 8,914,400 27 8,585,133 Lawrence 4 112,959 4 96,320 Marshall 70 8,700,915 70 10,824,943 Miami 19 3,569,246 19 3,328,847 Montgomery 3 209,006 3 180,771 Morgan 6 377,433 4 232,120 Newton 3 11,881,540 1/ Noble 50 6,619,203 47 5,941,152 Owen 3 211,256 3 164,352 Parke 39 3,938,090 39 3,539,586 Porter 7 729,660 7 682,160


Federal Order No. 33 Table No. 17 May 2003 December 2003 State / Producer Producer County Count Pounds Count Pounds Indiana (con't) Pulaski 9 4,019,086 9 3,938,138 Randolph 8 894,819 10 767,599 Rush 17 1,808,673 16 1,474,387 St. Joseph 24 2,492,117 24 2,388,422 Shelby 6 488,147 11 650,282 Steuben 22 3,051,289 22 3,141,724 Tippecanoe 3 478,521 3 521,825 Tipton 3 219,852 3 193,837 Union 1/ 4 245,124 Wabash 19 2,057,479 20 2,044,296 Wayne 55 4,031,086 60 3,542,967 Wells 13 1,811,450 14 2,726,968 White 7 1,337,519 7 1,317,486 Whitley 26 3,310,465 24 2,979,127 Miscellaneous 30 3,365,636 28 5,550,690 Total 1,258 164,858,375 1,240 138,187,994 Iowa Dubuque 11 1,492,299 10 1,425,198 Miscellaneous 2 2/ 5 8,238,796 Total 13 1,492,299 15 9,663,994 Kentucky Bracken 11 800,939 9 620,978 Miscellaneous 4 438,678 Total 11 800,939 13 1,059,656 Maryland Garrett 68 5,566,443 64 4,004,985 Miscellaneous 2 3/ 2 3/ Total 70 5,566,443 66 4,004,985 Michigan Alcona 8 884,626 7 938,329 Alger 8 464,476 8 476,175 Allegan 95 26,231,696 93 25,162,694 Alpena 42 4,628,943 41 4,515,071 Antrim 9 1,087,963 8 928,666 Arenac 26 5,109,076 27 5,278,319 Baraga 5 526,080 3 376,995 Barry 42 18,439,467 41 15,898,211 Bay 12 1,740,065 12 1,906,421 Berrien 16 4,177,073 16 3,770,718


Federal Order No. 33 Table No. 17 May 2003 December 2003 State / Producer Producer County Count Pounds Count Pounds Michigan (con't) Branch 25 3,975,081 23 3,966,090 Calhoun 36 9,592,348 33 9,019,799 Cass 13 795,985 11 601,910 Charlevoix 8 969,713 7 887,127 Cheboygan 7 1,669,961 7 1,720,343 Chippewa 17 1,322,259 15 1,400,304 Clare 39 4,651,726 37 4,318,853 Clinton 84 38,600,500 78 37,136,225 Delta 20 1,896,138 21 2,190,240 Dickinson 11 1,078,898 9 1,047,036 Eaton 41 2,944,458 37 2,725,454 Emmet 8 1,141,329 8 1,042,811 Genesee 15 2,537,795 15 2,497,095 Gladwin 16 1,229,679 16 1,049,574 Grand Traverse 10 438,469 10 681,017 Gratiot 40 19,026,929 39 18,864,193 Hillsdale 61 11,345,928 55 9,889,020 Houghton 3 244,886 3 243,625 Huron 155 34,406,815 148 36,566,470 Ingham 44 8,658,072 45 9,431,876 Ionia 68 19,129,842 65 18,469,264 Iosco 25 3,150,274 25 3,086,010 Isabella 72 12,574,186 70 12,632,407 Jackson 34 11,014,544 33 10,697,404 Kalamazoo 10 2,452,111 12 8,371,973 Kalkaska 3 215,465 3 264,943 Kent 65 15,303,701 63 14,447,915 Lake 3 361,434 3 896,557 Lapeer 66 5,573,845 61 5,510,729 Leelanau 7 77,534 7 427,273 Lenawee 39 14,347,688 37 25,079,613 Livingston 24 5,470,643 23 5,311,527 Mackinac 8 1,296,635 8 1,300,685 Macomb 10 685,406 11 701,787 Manistee 5 69,783 1/ Mason 30 3,797,541 30 3,588,446 Mecosta 44 5,359,699 43 5,248,187 Menominee 59 9,005,550 54 9,257,568 Midland 4 1,542,656 4 1,483,261 Missaukee 58 15,614,619 58 17,805,614 Monroe 6 675,048 6 737,758 Montcalm 86 12,507,229 82 11,702,071 Montmorency 12 1,163,962 12 1,144,112 Muskegon 22 3,304,267 20 3,073,803 Newaygo 91 14,200,269 89 13,911,639 Oceana 26 2,689,997 22 2,267,629 Ogemaw 38 8,771,415 38 8,710,123 Ontonagon 8 702,131 8 651,376 Osceola 73 10,778,533 67 9,598,125 Oscoda 15 1,018,196 15 942,714 Otsego 3 67,947 1/


Federal Order No. 33 Table No. 17 May 2003 December 2003 State / Producer Producer County Count Pounds Count Pounds Michigan (con't) Ottawa 85 21,903,367 84 22,927,704 Presque Isle 18 2,175,060 18 2,186,258 Saginaw 32 4,652,961 31 4,445,085 St. Clair 31 2,603,653 28 2,336,452 St. Joseph 26 1,547,846 26 1,356,265 Sanilac 204 28,958,031 195 28,278,568 Shiawassee 43 5,966,734 36 5,383,034 Tuscola 57 6,414,219 54 6,122,558 Van Buren 18 2,857,853 16 2,759,748 Washtenaw 36 5,135,749 36 5,078,247 Wexford 16 877,886 15 873,169 Miscellaneous 4 429,549 7 463,515 Total 2,500 476,261,492 2,388 484,061,777 Minnesota Houston 4 350,446 5 381,719 Olmsted 3 354,470 1/ Rice 10 766,169 10 650,971 Scott 3 192,771 1/ Wabasha 11 1,059,491 10 970,543 Winona 3 344,591 5 569,476 Miscellaneous 6 1,192,070 11 2,505,298 Total 40 4,260,008 41 5,078,007 New York Allegany 28 2,691,562 21 240,785 Cattaraugus 100 13,392,652 87 8,884,370 Cayuga 4 207,444 3 397,290 Chautauqua 229 32,118,903 208 26,255,936 Erie 18 2,693,400 13 1,002,359 Genesee 5 5,753,391 6 904,531 Livingston 5 6,983,620 5 949,550 Ontario 9 4,971,117 1/ Seneca 1/ 9 59,475 Steuben 7 1,173,978 3 82,608 Tioga 16 2,551,301 Wayne 4 1,839,030 1/ Wyoming 34 25,113,737 31 5,075,933 Yates 8 503,357 Miscellaneous 10 2,673,114 8 941,782 Total 477 102,666,606 394 44,794,619


Federal Order No. 33 Table No. 17 May 2003 December 2003 State / Producer Producer County Count Pounds Count Pounds Ohio Adams 23 1,547,170 40 2,573,206 Allen 7 856,585 5 783,704 Ashland 57 7,915,217 67 9,169,349 Ashtabula 77 10,590,343 74 8,052,870 Athens 18 1,400,044 18 1,035,864 Auglaize 80 8,571,249 74 7,628,723 Belmont 34 2,590,819 33 2,029,707 Brown 3 161,946 9 567,919 Butler 6 752,012 16 839,824 Carroll 41 2,725,656 40 2,314,168 Champaign 19 2,103,817 16 1,651,940 Clark 4 231,228 1/ Clermont 1/ 4 101,340 Clinton 1/ 4 385,465 Columbiana 121 14,560,375 122 13,420,573 Coshocton 33 4,029,314 33 3,446,895 Crawford 12 1,859,321 12 1,593,986 Darke 74 11,874,114 71 10,950,109 Defiance 19 4,105,090 18 3,718,253 Delaware 10 960,117 10 835,848 Erie 1/ 3 112,540 Fairfield 16 1,256,746 16 1,090,717 Franklin 7 618,102 7 649,347 Fulton 14 2,631,017 14 2,782,226 Gallia 13 1,171,879 13 927,545 Geauga 48 3,583,055 47 2,404,279 Greene 5 431,052 1/ Guernsey 17 998,322 16 753,915 Hancock 6 1,530,973 6 1,423,703 Hardin 8 2,130,903 9 2,554,589 Harrison 19 3,184,754 20 2,691,948 Henry 14 2,685,575 14 1,705,529 Highland 15 1,050,249 16 971,414 Holmes 136 14,101,381 134 12,965,779 Huron 52 5,379,626 54 4,879,157 Jackson 5 197,112 5 204,066 Jefferson 16 1,376,605 16 1,205,385 Knox 46 7,926,298 46 7,918,944 Lawrence 3 336,600 1/ Licking 29 3,248,476 28 3,087,530 Logan 49 5,306,042 47 4,548,574 Lorain 37 6,052,342 35 5,854,941 Madison 13 2,220,753 12 753,084 Mahoning 45 7,136,429 39 6,020,252 Marion 7 5,557,481 7 5,742,701 Medina 32 4,686,468 31 4,193,666 Meigs 13 1,193,137 13 998,525 Mercer 167 29,470,254 163 28,263,283 Miami 15 1,961,942 14 1,703,007 Monroe 34 2,113,006 33 1,723,271 Montgomery 5 438,017 3 145,024


Federal Order No. 33 Table No. 17 May 2003 December 2003 State / Producer Producer County Count Pounds Count Pounds Ohio (con't) Morgan 12 1,485,069 12 1,319,189 Morrow 16 2,773,325 14 2,329,855 Muskingum 24 2,396,057 23 1,881,779 Paulding 7 6,500,140 8 5,292,287 Perry 7 881,768 7 766,615 Pickaway 7 1,960,894 7 2,345,464 Pike 9 1,202,914 11 944,408 Portage 25 3,521,167 25 3,217,789 Preble 13 956,132 16 642,049 Putnam 34 6,882,841 32 6,005,283 Richland 88 8,025,598 89 7,686,248 Ross 5 189,962 9 535,635 Sandusky 11 861,272 11 769,943 Scioto 9 601,412 7 503,103 Seneca 13 1,844,803 11 1,289,940 Shelby 78 11,030,350 78 9,994,654 Stark 108 15,362,967 110 14,313,223 Summit 4 505,152 3 401,407 Trumbull 41 4,920,286 41 4,576,057 Tuscarawas 149 18,187,677 143 15,087,107 Union 16 1,984,036 15 1,829,754 Van Wert 12 4,277,174 12 4,370,343 Washington 24 3,591,430 25 3,031,546 Wayne 287 48,478,644 283 45,425,603 Williams 14 2,883,458 12 1,871,278 Wood 7 2,111,853 7 1,686,356 Wyandot 11 990,322 11 851,104 Miscellaneous 15 1,187,207 14 1,198,454 Total 2,570 352,402,923 2,563 319,541,157 Pennsylvania Allegheny 3 182,041 1/ Armstrong 42 5,232,745 42 4,407,097 Beaver 36 2,683,206 34 2,214,568 Bedford 5 393,007 4 423,454 Butler 67 6,112,165 63 5,291,334 Cambria 14 1,398,454 12 1,138,155 Clarion 53 6,178,414 53 5,199,485 Clearfield 22 1,548,355 19 1,217,729 Clinton 7 716,938 Crawford 221 22,796,730 215 19,535,238 Elk 13 740,048 11 555,390 Erie 144 10,995,470 134 8,512,271 Fayette 49 5,450,533 48 4,145,674 Forest 3 264,777 3 185,337 Greene 9 798,831 9 646,731 Indiana 85 9,995,142 84 8,608,035 Jefferson 35 2,690,272 33 2,206,730 Lawrence 73 8,280,956 70 6,956,665


Federal Order No. 33 Table No. 17 May 2003 December 2003 State / Producer Producer County Count Pounds Count Pounds Pennsylvania (con't) Mercer 129 13,446,299 124 10,839,676 Somerset 121 9,640,797 129 9,235,351 Venango 21 2,344,957 22 2,058,463 Warren 60 5,964,999 56 4,221,766 Washington 65 5,722,672 62 4,866,835 Westmoreland 84 8,142,769 84 7,571,652 Miscellaneous 10 722,656 9 555,428 Total 1,371 132,443,233 1,320 110,593,064 West Virginia Barbour 3 217,518 3 142,300 Brooke 4 253,306 4 201,943 Hardy 3 292,601 3 223,392 Harrison 3 346,024 3 302,747 Jackson 3 420,992 3 325,459 Marshall 7 228,366 4 116,230 Mason 13 1,544,538 13 1,361,195 Monongalia 3 270,283 3 208,612 Ohio 10 536,019 10 354,694 Preston 14 1,558,104 12 1,587,423 Randolph 3 640,232 1/ Taylor 4 168,627 4 100,291 Wood 3 74,572 3 62,829 Miscellaneous 13 589,944 15 900,946 Total 86 7,141,126 80 5,888,061 Wisconsin Brown 104 18,190,908 104 18,435,931 Calumet 56 9,201,503 60 9,725,277 Chippewa 3 228,562 1/ Clark 12 8,255,069 12 7,770,833 Columbia 66 7,180,417 85 9,719,297 Crawford 34 2,829,660 31 2,355,301 Dane 84 16,025,849 125 24,885,233 Dodge 97 10,054,333 113 13,570,192 Door 42 2,597,808 47 5,337,106 Florence 7 279,557 9 315,269 Fond Du Lac 73 10,766,090 73 11,604,762 Grant 67 6,552,024 110 9,813,484 Green 26 3,342,213 33 7,027,831 Green Lake 23 3,865,426 32 3,724,840 Iowa 38 4,041,510 52 5,498,186 Jackson 5 3,742,980 4 3,084,420 Jefferson 47 4,665,519 44 3,832,996 Juneau 24 2,680,662 33 3,587,760 Kewaunee 68 13,467,079 64 13,828,797 Lafayette 25 4,026,923 24 4,028,327 Langlade 17 1,784,542 11 1,312,186


Federal Order No. 33 Table No. 17 May 2003 December 2003 State / Producer Producer County Count Pounds Count Pounds Wisconsin (con't) Lincoln 10 464,616 7 362,403 Manitowoc 109 21,132,903 108 20,202,878 Marathon 14 3,580,616 15 3,763,244 Marinette 90 10,711,864 90 14,118,310 Marquette 6 386,858 11 1,621,438 Oconto 59 7,834,300 76 9,289,966 Outagamie 74 17,848,576 84 16,766,398 Ozaukee 8 1,413,733 6 1,168,288 Portage 30 1,568,823 31 3,002,859 Racine 11 807,793 11 1,851,215 Richland 41 6,577,254 42 6,660,914 Rock 7 319,500 7 785,045 Sauk 120 16,304,407 168 24,484,828 Shawano 70 10,573,396 62 12,995,066 Sheboygan 27 5,079,609 26 4,783,752 Vernon 14 1,302,532 10 1,004,481 Walworth 36 3,722,840 39 3,791,272 Washington 9 1,080,810 11 1,936,347 Waukesha 15 1,308,089 8 431,645 Waupaca 111 14,720,679 116 13,234,725 Waushara 7 1,148,729 7 1,198,021 Winnebago 40 4,390,610 40 5,060,193 Wood 13 3,723,011 13 3,750,752 Miscellaneous 9 1,505,629 9 1,502,440 Total 1,848 271,285,811 2,063 313,224,508 1/ Restricted information, included in Miscellaneous. 2/ Restricted information, included with Dubuque County. 3/ Restricted information, included with Garrett County.

Mideast Marketing Area Plants for May 2003 State Plant City County Differential Indiana 1.Dairy Farmers of America Goshen Elkhart 1.80 2.Dean Foods Rochester Fulton 1.80 3.Eastside Jersey Anderson Madison 2.00 4.The Kroger Company Indianapolis Marion 2.00 5.Pleasant View Dairy Highland Lake 1.80 6.Prairie Farms Dairy Fort Wayne Allen 1.80 7.Schenkels All Star Dairy Huntington Huntington 1.80 8.Smith Dairy Wayne Division Richmond Wayne 2.00 Kentucky 9.Louis Trauth Dairy Newport Campbell 2.20 Maryland 10.Potomac Farms Dairy Cumberland Allegany 2.60 Michigan 11.Baremans Dairy Holland Ottawa 1.80 12.Country Fresh Grand Rapids Kent 1.80 13.Embest Livonia Wayne 1.80 14.Guernsey Farms Dairy Northville Oakland 1.80 15.Inverness Dairy Cheboygan Cheboygan 1.80 16.Jilberts Dairy Marquette Marquette 1.80 17.Leprino Foods Allendale Ottawa 1.80 18.Leprino Foods Remus Mecosta 1.80 19.Liberty Dairy Evart Osceola 1.80 20.McDonald Dairy Flint Genesee 1.80 21.Melody Farms Lansing Ingham 1.80 22.Michigan Dairy Livonia Wayne 1.80 23.Michigan Milk Producers Assoc. Constantine St. Joseph 1.80 24.Michigan Milk Producers Assoc. Ovid Clinton 1.80 25.Parmalot White Knight Wyoming Kent 1.80 26.Prairie Farms Dairy Galesburg Kalamazoo 1.80 27.Quality Dairy Lansing Ingham 1.80 New York 28.Upstate Farms Buffalo Erie 2.20 Ohio 29.Arps Dairy Defiance Defiance 1.80 30.Broughton Foods Company Marietta Washington 2.00 31.Consun Foods Elyria Lorain 2.00 32.Fleming’s Dairy Utica Licking 2.00 33.H. Meyer Dairy Cincinnati Hamilton 2.20 34.National Farmers Organization McCartyville Auglaize 2.00 35.Oberlin Farms Dairy Cleveland Cuyahoga 2.00 36.Reiter Dairy Akron Summit 2.00 37.Reiter Dairy Springfield Clark 2.00 38.Smith Dairy Orrville Wayne 2.00 39.Sterling Milk Company Wauseon Fulton 1.80 40.Superior Dairy Canton Stark 2.00 41.Tamarack Farms Newark Licking 2.00 42.Toft Dairy Sandusky Erie 2.00 43.United Dairy Martins Ferry Belmont 2.00 44.United Dairy Farmers Cincinnati Hamilton 2.20 Pennsylvania 45.Carl Colteryahn Dairy Pittsburgh Alleghany 2.10 46.Dairy Farmers of America New Wilmington Lawrence 2.10 47.Dean Dairy Products Company Sharpsville Mercer 2.10 48.R. Bruce Fike and Sons Dairy Uniontown Fayette 2.30 49.Gallikers Dairy Company Johnstown Cambria 2.30 50.Marburger Farm Dairy Evans City Butler 2.10 51.Meadow Brook Dairy Erie Erie 2.10 52.Schneider’s Dairy Pittsburgh Alleghany 2.10 53.Turners Dairy Farms Pittsburgh Alleghany 2.10 West Virginia 54.United Dairy Charleston Kanawha 2.20 Wisconsin 55. Land O Lakes Inc. Denmark Brown 1.75 .

Mideast Marketing Area Plants for December 2003 State Plant City County Differential Indiana 1.Dairy Farmers of America Goshen Elkhart 1.80 2.Dean Foods Rochester Fulton 1.80 3.Eastside Jersey Anderson Madison 2.00 4.The Kroger Company Indianapolis Marion 2.00 5.Pleasant View Dairy Highland Lake 1.80 6.Prairie Farms Dairy Fort Wayne Allen 1.80 7.Schenkels All Star Dairy Huntington Huntington 1.80 8.Smith Dairy Wayne Division Richmond Wayne 2.00 Kentucky 9.Louis Trauth Dairy Newport Campbell 2.20 Maryland 10.Potomac Farms Dairy Cumberland Allegany 2.60 Michigan 11.Baremans Dairy Holland Ottawa 1.80 12.C.F. Burger Dairy Detroit Wayne 1.80 13.Calder Brother’s Dairy Lincoln Park Wayne 1.80 14.Country Fresh Flint Genesee 1.80 15.Country Fresh Grand Rapids Kent 1.80 16.Country Fresh Livonia Wayne 1.80 17.Guernsey Farms Dairy Northville Oakland 1.80 18.Inverness Dairy Cheboygan Cheboygan 1.80 19.Jilberts Dairy Marquette Marquette 1.80 20.Leprino Foods Allendale Ottawa 1.80 21.Leprino Foods Remus Mecosta 1.80 22.Liberty Dairy Evart Osceola 1.80 23.Melody Farms Lansing Ingham 1.80 24.Michigan Dairy Livonia Wayne 1.80 25.Michigan Milk Producers Assoc. Constantine St. Joseph 1.80 26.Michigan Milk Producers Assoc. Ovid Clinton 1.80 27.Parmalat Grand Rapids Wyoming Kent 1.80 28.Prairie Farms Dairy Battle Creek Calhoun 1.80 29.Prairie Farms Dairy Galesburg Kalamazoo 1.80 30.Quality Dairy Lansing Ingham 1.80 New York 31.Upstate Farms Buffalo Erie 2.20 Ohio 32.Arps Dairy Defiance Defiance 1.80 33.Broughton Foods Company Marietta Washington 2.00 34.Consun Foods Elyria Lorain 2.00 35.Fleming’s Dairy Utica Licking 2.00 36.H. Meyer Dairy Cincinnati Hamilton 2.20 37.Oberlin Farms Dairy Cleveland Cuyahoga 2.00 38.Reiter Dairy Akron Summit 2.00 39.Reiter Dairy Springfield Clark 2.00 40.Smith Dairy Orrville Wayne 2.00 41.Sterling Milk Company Wauseon Fulton 1.80 42.Superior Dairy Canton Stark 2.00 43.Tamarack Farms Newark Licking 2.00 44.Toft Dairy Sandusky Erie 2.00 45.United Dairy Martins Ferry Belmont 2.00 46.United Dairy Farmers Cincinnati Hamilton 2.20 Pennsylvania 47.Carl Colteryahn Dairy Pittsburgh Alleghany 2.10 48.Dairy Farmers of America New Wilmington Lawrence 2.10 49.Dean Dairy Products Company Sharpsville Mercer 2.10 50.R. Bruce Fike and Sons Dairy Uniontown Fayette 2.30 51.Gallikers Dairy Company Johnstown Cambria 2.30 52.Marburger Farm Dairy Evans City Butler 2.10 53.Meadow Brook Dairy Erie Erie 2.10 54.Schneider’s Dairy Pittsburgh Alleghany 2.10 55.Turners Dairy Farms Pittsburgh Alleghany 2.10 West Virginia 56.United Dairy Charleston Kanawha 2.20 Wisconsin 57. Foremost Farms USA. Elkhorn Walworth 1.75

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