Nevada : Leading commdities for cash receipts, 2008 _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ R Percent Percent Value a Item Value of of total Cumulative of U.S. of U.S. n receipts receipts percent 1/ value 2/ receipts k ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1,000 dollars ---------- Percent ---------- 1,000 dollars All commodities 572,110 100.0 -- 0.2 324,186,533 Livestock and products 299,219 52.3 -- 0.2 141,090,378 Crops 272,891 47.7 -- 0.1 183,096,155 1 Cattle and calves 185,168 32.4 32.4 0.4 48,189,205 2 Hay 182,874 32.0 64.3 2.5 7,402,735 3 Dairy products 93,457 16.3 80.7 0.3 34,772,735 4 Onions 31,616 5.5 86.2 4.1 775,653 5 Potatoes 16,389 2.9 89.1 0.4 3,689,343 6 Greenhouse/nursery 12,002 2.1 91.2 0.1 16,096,699 7 Wheat 8,760 1.5 92.7 0.1 17,445,471 8 Alfalfa 6,600 1.2 93.8 17.4 37,875 9 Sheep and lambs 3,642 0.6 94.5 0.8 442,684 10 Chicken eggs 3,063 0.5 95.0 0.0 8,225,507 11 Garlic 1,843 0.3 95.3 1.0 186,826 12 Hogs 737 0.1 95.5 0.0 16,077,382 13 Honey 687 0.1 95.6 0.3 226,294 14 Wool 641 0.1 95.7 2.0 32,381 15 Barley 452 0.1 95.8 0.0 1,016,539 16 Aquaculture 5 0.0 95.8 0.0 1,267,783 Government payments 4/ 13,246 -- -- 0.1 12,237,568 Net farm income 5/ 169,810 -- -- 0.2 87,073,789 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ -- = Not applicable 1/ The cumulative percentage is the sum of the percent of total receipts for each commodity and all preceding commodities. 2/ Percent State receipts are of U.S. receipts for same line item. 3/ Commodities at the bottom of the above ranked list of commodities and having no accompanying data would have appeared within the ranked list of leading commodities, but were excluded to avoid disclosure of confidential information about individual producers. 4/ Government payments made directly to farmers in cash or Payment-in-Kind. 5/ Net farm income, a value of production measure, is the farm operator's share of the sector's net value added to the National economy from production activities within a calendar year.