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Data

Flour milling quarterly operating rate

Second-quarter flour milling capacity

(ranked high to low)

Quarter

Rate

in 1,000 cwts

Quarter

Rate

July-Sept. 2007
July-Sept. 2012
Oct.-Dec. 2013
July-Sept. 2010

93.4%
93.2%
92.3%
91.0%

Oct.-Dec. 2014
Oct.-Dec. 2009
Jan.-March 2014
April-June 2013

87.9%
87.8%
87.6%
87.5%

Jan.-March 2006
April-June 2008
Jan.-March 2011
April-June 2010

86.1%
86.0%
85.5%
85.2%

July-Sept. 2008
July-Sept. 2009
July-Sept. 2006
Oct.-Dec. 2007

91.0%
90.8%
90.7%
90.6%

Jan.-March 2010
Oct.-Dec. 2015
Oct.-Dec. 2005
April-June 2014

87.5%
87.3%
87.3%
87.2%

Jan.-March 2007
Jan.-March 2017
Jan.-March 2008
April-June 2006

85.2%
85.1%
85.1%
84.9%

Oct.-Dec. 2011
July-Sept. 2011
Oct.-Dec. 2012
Oct.-Dec. 2006

90.5%
90.1%
89.9%
89.5%

July-Sept. 2004
April-June 2009
April-June 2007
July-Sept. 2017

87.2%
87.1%
87.0%
86.9%

April-June 2011
Jan.-March 2005
Jan.-March 2015
April-June 2015

84.7%
84.5%
84.3%
84.2%

July-Sept. 2013
July-Sept. 2005
Oct.-Dec. 2017
Jan.-March 2013

89.2%
89.2%
88.4%
88.4%

Oct.-Dec. 2016
July-Sept. 2014
April-June 2012
Oct.-Dec. 2004

86.7%
86.7%
86.7%
86.7%

April-June 2004
Jan.-March 2004
April-June 2017
April-June 2005

84.1%
84.0%
83.8%
83.7%

Oct.-Dec. 2008
Jan.-March 2012
July-Sept. 2003
Oct.-Dec. 2010

88.4%
88.2%
88.2%
88.1%

July-Sept. 2015
July-Sept. 2016
Jan.-March 2009
Oct.-Dec. 2003

86.6%
86.5%
86.5%
86.3%

Jan.-March 2018
April-June 2016
Jan.-March 2016
April-June 2018

83.6%
83.5%
83.5%
83.2%

Source: National Agricultural Statistics Service, U.S.D.A.

1,512
1,604
1,473
1,503
1,494
1,494
1,499
1,530
1,548
1,534
1,546
1,539
1,527
1,554
1,578
1,621
1,615
1,620
1,643

Rate

'00

'02

'04

'06

'08

'10

'12

'14

'16

'18

Source: National Agricultural Statistics Service

January-June flour production
in 1,000 cwts

202,759
196,638
192,293
192,642
193,348
192,150
196,072
202,756
203,890
203,588
204,011
200,337
205,398
207,619
209,748
208,220
207,732
209,108
210,915

Quarter

'00 '01 '02 '03 '04 '05 '06 '07 '08 '09 '10 '11 '12 '13 '14 '15 '16 '17 '18
Source: National Agricultural Statistics Service

Dakota, up 1,000 cwts, and Minnesota, up
100, or a total U.S. gain of 1,100.
For the April-June quarter the sharpest
percentage rate of grind increase over a
year ago was in Pennsylvania, running
85%, against 80% in the first quarter and
81.1% a year ago. It was followed by
Michigan at 95.5%, against 95% in the
first quarter and 93% a year
ago. The sharpest decrease
Second-quarter flour milling capacity
24-hour flour
was Colorado and Oklaby state, state groups
production capacity
homa operating 67.6% in
the second quarter against
Apr.-June
Per cent
2018
2017
Apr.-June Per cent
66.7% in the first quarter
2018
change from operating operating
2018 change from
and 78.4% a year ago.
(1,000 cwts) year ago
rate
rate
(cwts)
year ago
The highest rate of grind
California
7,918
3.6%
84.2%
82.2%
122,171
1.2%
for the quarter was Kentucky
Colorado and Oklahoma
3,087
-11.4%
67.6%
76.4%
59,280
0.0%
Florida, Georgia, and S. Carolina
4,374
-3.4%
88.8%
91.9%
64,000
0.0%
and Tennessee at 98%, against
Idaho, Montana, Oregon,
96.87% in the first quarter and
Utah and Washington
7,957
-0.2%
77.2%
78.7%
133,787
1.7%
98.7% a year back. The lowIllinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin
10,291
3.4%
91.4%
90.8%
146,252
2.8%
est was Colorado and OklaIowa and Nebraska
3,605
-4.8%
82.5%
85.2%
56,744
-1.6%
homa at 67.6% against 66.7%
Kansas
6,836
3.0%
75.8%
74.3%
117,132
0.9%
in the first quarter and 78.4%
Kentucky and Tennessee
3,974
2.3%
98.0%
95.9%
52,650
0.0%
a year ago.
Maryland and Virginia
3,061
-1.0%
72.0%
76.9%
55,192
5.7%
Durum semolina producMichigan
2,919
8.2%
95.5%
89.4%
39,700
1.3%
tion, included in the total
Minnesota
6,600
-3.4%
71.3%
77.1%
120,220
4.4%
Missouri
5,558
1.5%
85.1%
80.6%
84,800
-3.8%
flour output figures, in AprilNew Jersey and New York
6,271
-4.5%
79.7%
83.5%
102,150
0.0%
June totaled 7,617,000 cwts,
North Carolina
3,741
2.4%
79.0%
77.1%
61,496
0.0%
compared with 7,656,000
North Dakota
6,496
7.9%
90.2%
84.5%
93,500
1.1%
cwts a year ago, down 0.5%.
Ohio
6,027
1.6%
84.3%
88.8%
92,900
7.2%
It was down 6.6% from
Pennsylvania
5,904
4.9%
85.0%
80.8%
90,200
-0.2%
8,156,000 cwts in the first
Texas
5,682
2.7%
91.4%
93.0%
80,750
4.5%
quarter. Semolina output was
Other States 1/
5,002
-2.8%
93.1%
95.0%
69,807
-0.7%
8,180,000 cwts in April-June
2011 in the last Census report.
United States
105,303
0.8%
83.2%
83.8%
1,642,731
1.4%
Semolina output in
1/Alabama, Arkansas, Arizona, Hawaii, Massachusetts, Maine, and Louisiana combined to avoid disclosing individual operations.
January-June aggregated
Source: National Agricultural Statistics Service, U.S.D.A.
15,773,000 cwts, against

but up from 131,540 cwts a year ago.
Total U.S. capacity in the second quarter
was up 22,030 cwts from a year ago. Leading in increases was Ohio, gaining 6,200
cwts, followed by Minnesota, 5,100 cwts; Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin, 4,000; Texas,
3,500; Maryland and Virginia, 3,000; Idaho,
Montana, Oregon and Washington, 2,247;

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California 1,500; Kansas, 1,100; North Dakota, 1,000; and Michigan, 500.
The sharpest decrease was Missouri, down
3,385 cwts; followed by Iowa and Nebraska,
down 932 cwts; and Pennsylvania, down 200
cwts. Other states were down 500 cwts.
The only capacity change between
the first and second quarters was North

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