Oct. 4 Pasture Conditions

 Pasture and Range Condition - Selected States: Week Ending October 3, 2010 [National pasture and range conditions for selected States are weighted based on pasture acreage and/or livestock inventories] ----------------------------------------------------------------------- State : Very poor : Poor : Fair : Good : Excellent ------------------------------------------------------------------------ : percent : Alabama ....: 19 40 31 10 - Arizona ....: 17 10 32 29 12 Arkansas ...: 15 34 34 16 1 California .: 5 30 25 40 - Colorado ...: 1 19 46 33 1 Connecticut.: 7 35 31 22 5 Delaware ...: 7 19 42 29 3 Florida ....: 1 4 25 55 15 Georgia ....: 10 28 41 19 2 Idaho ......: 2 17 38 43 - Illinois ...: 5 9 40 41 5 Indiana ....: 36 29 25 9 1 Iowa .......: 2 6 27 50 15 Kansas .....: 5 14 36 42 3 Kentucky ...: 37 29 20 13 1 Louisiana ..: 17 34 34 14 1 Maine ......: 2 7 22 68 1 Maryland ...: 17 24 33 25 1 Mass. ......: - 2 69 29 - Michigan ...: 1 14 29 44 12 Minnesota ..: - 4 21 56 19 Mississippi : 28 39 27 5 1 Missouri ...: 8 11 31 42 8 Montana ....: 2 9 39 41 9 Nebraska ...: 1 3 22 64 10 Nevada .....: 5 12 61 21 1 N. Hampshire: 12 7 19 62 - New Jersey .: - 5 50 40 5 New Mexico .: 6 11 24 52 7 New York ...: 3 19 26 44 8 N. Carolina.: 8 28 40 23 1 N. Dakota...: - 5 27 56 12 Ohio .......: 8 26 39 23 4 Oklahoma ...: 5 16 42 34 3 Oregon .....: 4 19 55 21 1 Pennsylvania: 18 25 38 18 1 Rhode Island: - - 16 84 - S. Carolina : 11 18 49 22 - S. Dakota ..: 2 11 22 53 12 Tennessee ..: 24 25 33 18 - Texas ......: 6 13 34 38 9 Utah .......: 1 20 33 42 4 Vermont ....: - 38 51 11 - Virginia ...: 21 32 33 14 - Washington .: 10 11 31 45 3 W. Virginia.: 23 34 37 5 1 Wisconsin ..: - 3 21 51 25 Wyoming ....: 1 13 37 41 8 : 48 States ..: 8 16 32 37 7 : Previous week: 8 17 31 37 7 Previous year: 9 13 30 40 8 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ - Represents zero.
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