NAICS 424510 - Grain and Field Bean Merchant Wholesalers

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NAICS 424510 - Grain and Field Bean Merchant Wholesalers*

*Equivalent to SIC 5153.

GENERAL STATISTICS
YearEstablishments
(number)
Employment
(number)
Payroll
($ million)
Sales
($ million)
Employees per Establishment
(number)
Sales per Establishment
($)
Payroll per Employee
($)
Sources: Economic Census of the United States, 1992, 1997 and 2002. Establishment counts, employment, and payroll are from County Business Patterns for non-Census years. Values followed by a ‘p’ are projections by the editors. Sales data for non-Census years are extrapolations, marked by an ‘e’.
19907,42661,0821,375.583,946.8 e8.211,304,443.822,518.9
19917,18059,0111,365.987,425.2 e8.212,176,211.723,146.5
19927,44460,2431,446.290,903.68.112,211,660.424,006.1
19937,18559,1951,436.196,785.4 e8.213,470,480.224,260.5
19946,96058,1171,478.7102,667.2 e8.414,751,034.525,443.5
19956,81559,6921,587.0108,549.0 e8.815,927,953.026,586.5
19966,622 e55,652 e1,522.4 e114,430.8 e8.4 e17,280,398.7 e27,355.7 e
19976,56956,3681,642.9120,312.68.618,315,207.829,146.0
19986,30457,1381,715.7113,768.6 e9.118,047,049.530,027.3
19996,19756,5231,750.5107,224.6 e9.117,302,662.630,969.7
20006,07756,4071,783.1100,680.6 e9.316,567,484.031,611.3
20015,89054,9451,812.194,136.6 e9.315,982,444.832,980.3
20025,39050,3981,694.687,592.69.416,250,946.233,624.4
20035,13448,4861,733.5111,914.9 p9.421,798,773.935,752.0
20044,99847,8191,815.9109,136.0 p9.620,049,845.3 p37,973.7
20054,81046,9951,812.3110,160.4 p9.820,614,712.8 p38,564.4
20064,789 p47,998 p1,897.8 p111,184.9 p9.8 p21,179,580.3 p38,829.4 p
20074,610 p47,114 p1,930.1 p112,209.3 p10.0 p21,744,447.7 p39,912.6 p
20084,430 p46,231 p1,962.4 p113,233.7 p10.1 p22,309,315.2 p40,995.7 p
20094,251 p45,348 p1,994.7 p114,258.2 p10.2 p22,874,182.7 p42,078.8 p
20104,072 p44,465 p2,027.0 p115,282.6 p10.3 p23,439,050.1 p43,161.9 p
INDICES OF CHANGE
YearEstablishments
(number)
Employment
(number)
Payroll
($ million)
Sales
($ million)
Employees per Establishment
(number)
Sales per Establishment
($)
Payroll per Employee
($)
Sources: Same as General Statistics. The values shown reflect change from the base year, 2002. Values above 100 mean greater than 2002, values below 100 mean less than 2002, and a value of 100 in the 1990-2001 or 2003-2010 period means same as 2002. Values followed by a ‘p’ are projections by the editors; ‘e’ stands for extrapolation. Data are the most recent available at this level of detail.
1990137.8121.281.295.8 e87.269.667.0
1992138.1119.585.3103.886.275.171.4
1997121.9111.896.9137.491.5112.786.7
1998117.0113.4101.2129.9 e96.8111.189.3
1999115.0112.2103.3122.4 e96.8106.592.1
2000112.7111.9105.2114.9 e98.9101.994.0
2001109.3109.0106.9107.5 e98.998.398.1
2002100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0
200395.396.2102.3127.8 p100.0134.1106.3
200492.794.9107.2124.6 p102.1123.4 p112.9
200589.293.2106.9125.8 p104.3126.9 p114.7
200688.8 p95.2 p112.0 p126.9 p104.3 p130.3 p115.5 p
200785.5 p93.5 p113.9 p128.1 p106.4 p133.8 p118.7 p
200882.2 p91.7 p115.8 p129.3 p107.4 p137.3 p121.9 p
200978.9 p90.0 p117.7 p130.4 p108.5 p140.8 p125.1 p
201075.5 p88.2 p119.6 p131.6 p109.6 p144.2 p128.4 p
SELECTED RATIOS
For 2002Avg. of All WholesaleAnalyzed IndustryIndexFor 2002Avg. of All WholesaleAnalyzed IndustryIndex
Sources: Same as General Statistics. The ‘Average of All’ column, Wholesale or Retail, represents the average of the sector reported for the most recent complete year available. The Index shows the relationship between the Average and the Analyzed Industry. For example, 100 means that they are equal; 500 that the Analyzed Industry is five times the average; 50 means that the Analyzed Industry is half the national average. The abbreviation ‘na’ is used to show that data are ‘not available’.
Employees per Establishment15963Sales per Employee791,3251,738,017220
Payroll per Establishment626,122314,39750Sales per Establishment12,012,38716,250,946135
Payroll per Employee41,16133,62482Expenses per Establishmentnanana
LEADING COMPANIES Number shown: 75 Total sales ($ mil): 37,419 Total employment (000): 26.4
Company NameAddressCEO NamePhoneCo. TypeSales
($ mil)
Empl.
(000)
Source: Ward's Business Directory of U.S. Private and Public Companies, Volumes 1 and 2, 2007. The company type code used is as follows: P - Public, R - Private, S - Subsidiary, D - Division, J - Joint Venture, A -Affiliate, G - Group. Sales are in millions of dollars, employees are in thousands. An asterisk (*) indicates an estimated sales volume. The symbol < stands for ‘less than’. Company names and addresses are truncated, in some cases, to fit into the available space.
Mitsui and Company Inc.200 Park Ave., 36thNew YorkNY10166 212-878-4000R6,049*0.4
Seaboard Corp.9000 W 67th St.Shawnee MsnKS66202HH Bresky913-676-8800P3,21310.7
DeBruce Grain Inc.PO Box 34621Kansas CityMO64116Paul DeBruce816-421-8182R2,8300.5
Leprino Foods Co.PO Box 173400DenverCO80217James Leprino303-480-2600R2,500*3.4
Scoular Co.2027 Dodge St.OmahaNE68102Marshall E Faith402-342-3500R2,133*0.5
CGB Enterprises Inc.PO Box 249MandevilleLA70470Kevin Adams985-867-3500R1,694*0.8
ADM GrainPO Box 1470DecaturIL62525Lew Batchelder217-424-5200S1,662*1.2
Connell Co.200 Connell Dr.Berkeley HtsNJ07922Grover Connell908-673-3700R1,546*0.2
Agrisource Inc.PO Box 1000BurleyID83318Bill Mendenhal208-678-2286R1,500*<0.1
Andersons Inc.PO Box 119MaumeeOH43537Michael J Anderson419-893-5050P1,4582.9
Universal Cooperative Inc.1300 Corp. C CurveEaganMN55121Terry Bohman651-239-1000R1,357*0.8
Countryside CooperativePO Box 250DurandWI54736 715-672-8947R1,223*0.2
Riceland Foods Inc.PO Box 927StuttgartAR72160Richard Bell870-673-5500R883*0.2
Frontier Cooperative Co.PO Box 379David CityNE68632 402-367-3019R593*0.1
AgriPride F.S. Inc.PO Box 329NashvilleIL62263 618-327-3046R563*0.1
Sunrich L.L.C.PO Box 128HopeMN56046Jeremy Kendall507-451-4724R426*<0.1
Bruce Oakley Inc.PO Box 17880N Little RockAR72117Dennis Oakley501-945-0875R420*0.1
Skyland Grain L.L.C.PO Box 280JohnsonKS67855Art Duerksen620-492-6210R390*<0.1
West Central Coop.PO Box 68RalstonIA51459Jeff Stroburg712-667-3200R338*<0.1
Producers Rice Mill Inc.PO Box 1248StuttgartAR72160 870-673-4444R320*0.4
Owensboro Grain Co.PO Box 1787OwensboroKY42302Robert Hicks270-926-2032R300*0.1
Heartland Co-opPO Box 71399CliveIA50325Larry Petersen515-225-1334R250*<0.1
New Co-Operative Inc.PO Box 818Fort DodgeIA50501 515-955-2040R240*<0.1
Demeter Inc.PO Box 668FowlerIN47944JoAnn Brouillette765-884-9320R210*<0.1
Provico Inc.PO Box 579BotkinsOH45306 937-693-2411S184*0.2
Farmers CooperativePO Box 884FarnhamvilleIA50538Roger Koppen515-547-2813R180*0.2
Wheeler Brothers Grain CompanyPO Box 29WatongaOK73772Mike Mahoney580-623-7223R180*0.1
Star of West Milling Co.PO Box 146FrankenmuthMI48734 989-652-9971R176*<0.1
Meadowland Farmers Coop.PO Box 338LambertonMN56152Jack Reiner507-752-7352R167*<0.1
Effingham EquityPO Box 488EffinghamIL62401 217-342-4101R162*0.4
Champaign Landmark Inc.PO Box 828UrbanaOH43078John Dunbar937-652-2135R156*<0.1
North Central Cooperative Inc.PO Box 299WabashIN46992Darrell Smith260-563-8381R151*<0.1
Farmers Cooperative Society317 3rd St. NWSioux CenterIA51250 712-722-2671R151*0.2
Moss Peoples Gin Company Inc.PO Box 68PalmettoLA71358Jeff Benhard337-623-4294R136*<0.1
Sand Seed Service Inc.4765 Hwy. 143MarcusIA51035 712-376-4135R136*<0.1
FS Gateway Inc.PO Box 100Red BudIL62278Ronald Fehr618-282-4000R124*<0.1
Harvest Land Co-Op Inc.PO Box 516RichmondIN47375Marlin Larson765-962-1527R119*<0.1
Madison Farmers Elevator Co.PO Box 228MadisonSD57042 605-256-4584R119*<0.1
Aurora Cooperative ElevatorPO Box 209AuroraNE68818George Hohwieler402-694-2106R115*<0.1
Prairie Lakes CoopPO Box 580StarbuckMN56381 320-239-2226S114*<0.1
Gold-Eagle Coop.PO Box 280GoldfieldIA50542 515-825-3161R113*<0.1
Western Iowa Coop.PO Box 106HornickIA51026 712-874-3211R111*<0.1
Juergens Produce and Feed Co.PO Box 1027CarrollIA51401Ron Juergens712-792-3506R111*<0.1
Sunrise Cooperative Inc.82 Townsend Ave.NorwalkOH44857Rick Brill419-668-3336R110*<0.1
Perryton Equity ExchangePO Box 889PerrytonTX79070Doug Mitchell806-435-4016R110*0.1
Auglaize Farmers Cooperative601 Logan St.WapakonetaOH45895Larry Hammond419-739-4600R110*<0.1
Harvest Land Coop.PO Box 278MorganMN56266 507-249-3196R108*<0.1
Mid-Iowa Coop.PO Box 80BeamanIA50609 641-366-2740R97*<0.1
Mid-Kansas Cooperative Assoc.PO Box DMoundridgeKS67107Dave Christiansen620-345-6328R95*0.2
JaGee Corp.PO Box 9600Fort WorthTX76147Richard F Garvey817-335-5881R93*0.3
Rock River Lumber and GrainPO Box 68ProphetstownIL61277 815-537-5131R92*0.1
Mercer Landmark Inc.PO Box 328CelinaOH45822Michael Fry419-586-2303R92*<0.1
Beaumont Rice Mills Inc.PO Box 3111BeaumontTX77704Louis Broussard409-832-2521R90*<0.1
Ritzville Warehouse Co.201 E 1st Ave.RitzvilleWA99169Grant Miller509-659-0130R90*<0.1
Company Alliance L.L.P.PO Box 560DanvilleIN46122 317-745-4491R89*<0.1
F.J. Krob and Co.PO Box 159ElyIA52227David Krob319-848-4161R84*<0.1
Midwest Farmers Coop.PO Box 128SheldonIA51201Ellis Hein712-324-2548R84*<0.1
Kerr Pacific Corp.811 SW Naito Pkwy.PortlandOR97204Randolph Labbe503-221-1301R83*<0.1
Kelley Bean Company Inc.PO Box 2488ScottsbluffNE69363Gary Kelley308-635-6438R83*<0.1
New Vision Coop.PO Box 877WorthingtonMN56187Ron Jorgenson507-376-4113R82*<0.1
DeLong Company Inc.PO Box 552ClintonWI53525David D DeLong608-676-2255R80*0.1
Cargill Dry Corn IngredientsPO Box 550ParisIL61944Rex Winter217-465-5331R79*<0.1
Dodge City Cooperative Exchan.PO Box 610Dodge CityKS67801 620-225-4193R79*<0.1
Dunkerton Cooperative ElevatorPO Box 286DunkertonIA50626Bill Beirschmidtt319-822-4291R75*<0.1
Battle Creek Farmers Coop.PO Box 10Battle CreekNE68715  R72*0.1
Heart of Iowa Coop.229 East Ash St.RolandIA50236Bob Finch515-388-4341R72*<0.1
White International Inc.2560 Foxfield Rd.Saint CharlesIL60174Bob White630-377-9966R69*<0.1
United Farmers Coop.PO Box 4LafayetteMN56054Kevin Lauwagie507-228-8224R68*0.1
Posey County Farm Bureau Co-OpPO Box 565Mount VernonIN47620Thomas Weilbrenner812-838-4468R67*<0.1
Achates International Inc.15200 Shady GroveRockvilleMD20850Alexander Liu301-670-2836R65*<0.1
Farmers Elevator Co.434 1st StreetChappellNE69129 308-874-2245R64*0.1
Lucky Farmers Inc.PO Box 217WoodvilleOH43469James Eckel419-849-2711R62*0.1
Interstate Commodities Inc.PO Box 607TroyNY12180Victor A Oberting Jr518-272-7212R60*<0.1
Lowes Pellets and Grain Inc.2372 W State Rd. 46GreensburgIN47240Don Lowe812-663-7863R59*<0.1
Trinidad Benham Corp.PO Box 378007DenverCO80237Carl Hartman303-220-1400R57*<0.1
OCCUPATIONS EMPLOYED BY FARM-PRODUCT RAW MATERIAL WHOLESALE
Occupation% of Total 2006Change to 2016Occupation% of Total 2006Change to 2016
Source: Industry-Occupation Matrix, Bureau of Labor Statistics, December 4, 2007. These data are reported based on 4-digit NAICS categories but have been matched to corresponding 6-digit NAICS industry codes. The change reported for each occupation to the year 2016 is a percent of growth or decline as estimated by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The abbreviation nec stands for ‘not elsewhere classified’.
Laborers & freight, stock, & material movers, hand13.5-32.9Secretaries, exc legal, medical, & executive1.6-33.7
Farmworkers, farm & ranch animals11.3-16.1Truck drivers, light or delivery services1.5-25.5
Truck drivers, heavy & tractor-trailer6.5-25.5First-line supervisors/managers of helpers & laborers1.3-25.5
Sales reps, wholesale & manufacturing, exc tech6.4-25.5Agricultural equipment operators1.2-13.2
Conveyor operators & tenders5.9-32.9Industrial truck & tractor operators1.2-32.9
Bookkeeping, accounting, & auditing clerks4.8-25.5Agricultural workers, nec1.2-20.1
Office clerks, general4.6-26.6Farmworkers & laborers, crop, nursery, & greenhouse1.1-16.9
Graders & sorters, agricultural products3.9-25.5Maintenance & repair workers, general1.1-25.5
Purchasing agents & buyers, farm products2.4-32.9Billing & posting clerks & machine operators1.0-32.9
General & operations managers2.3-32.9Shipping, receiving, & traffic clerks1.0-28.3
INDUSTRY DATA BY STATE
StateEstablishmentsEmploymentPayrollSales
Total (number)% of U.S.Total (number)% of U.S.Per Estab.Total ($ mil.)Per Empl. ($)Total ($ mil.)% of U.S.Per Estab. ($)
Illinois66012.25,32110.68183.534,49011,120.213.016,848,779
Louisiana611.11,3552.72255.340,8248,245.09.6135,163,902
Iowa57910.76,36112.711204.632,1716,692.87.811,559,299
Missouri2053.82,4975.01279.831,9536,173.57.230,114,741
Kansas4939.14,1888.38129.130,8306,117.67.112,409,000
Minnesota2975.53,6337.212142.439,1875,471.66.418,422,960
Nebraska3486.43,3566.71095.128,3314,035.14.711,595,132
Texas2885.32,4104.8870.029,0373,032.73.510,530,094
Oregon581.16461.31128.343,7892,419.62.841,717,069
Indiana2184.01,8253.6866.636,5042,397.72.810,998,550
North Dakota2705.02,0074.0766.633,1862,185.02.68,092,726
Ohio2123.91,9543.9965.233,3882,116.02.59,980,915
Washington1532.89071.8633.036,3541,858.72.212,148,294
South Dakota1763.31,3562.7845.633,5941,600.61.99,094,085
California1663.11,5863.21056.835,8201,473.91.78,878,614
Florida460.82190.459.643,7761,113.01.324,195,609
Kentucky450.86271.21414.723,4311,087.21.324,159,044
Tennessee430.85331.11218.334,278977.91.122,742,023
Montana821.53440.7410.330,073903.91.111,023,073
Wisconsin681.38191.61228.134,368797.70.911,731,456
Colorado1072.08881.8829.933,617753.90.97,046,009
Oklahoma1112.01,0182.0928.928,433713.60.86,429,243
Idaho1031.91,1062.21131.828,780647.60.86,286,922
Arkansas681.37831.61225.832,935617.50.79,080,632
Pennsylvania350.65801.21712.721,928298.50.38,529,200
Mississippi370.72730.578.731,875288.80.37,806,027
Virginia240.41440.365.739,757257.10.310,714,083
North Carolina681.34300.9610.724,805243.60.33,582,441
Georgia420.81900.455.930,995144.60.23,442,571
Maryland200.41150.264.135,67098.50.14,923,200
Utah170.3760.242.127,28960.10.13,534,235
South Carolina260.5990.242.827,99052.90.12,033,538
INDUSTRY DATA BY STATE - Continued
StateEstablishmentsEmploymentPayrollSales
Total (number)% of U.S.Total (number)% of U.S.Per Estab.Total ($ mil.)Per Empl. ($)Total ($ mil.)% of U.S.Per Estab. ($)
Source: 2002 Economic Census. The states are in descending order of sales or establishments (if sales data are missing for the majority). The symbol (D) appears when data are withheld to prevent disclosure of competitive information. States marked with (D) are sorted by number of establishments. A dash (-) indicates that the data element cannot be calculated. Shaded states on the state map indicate those states which have a proportionately greater representation in the industry than would be indicated by the state's population; the ratio is based on total sales or number of establishments. Shaded regions indicate where the industry is regionally most concentrated.
Delaware110.2480.141.327,02150.20.14,564,364
Alabama100.2480.151.429,95813.8-1,377,000
Wyoming90.2320.141.030,62512.7-1,410,444
Nevada40.110-30.221,1003.0-740,750
Michigan981.8500-999--(D)-(D)--
New York791.5500-999--(D)-(D)--
New Jersey270.5100-249--(D)-(D)--
Arizona210.4100-249--(D)-(D)--
Maine70.120-99--(D)-(D)--
Massachusetts60.10-19--(D)-(D)--
New Mexico50.120-99--(D)-(D)--
Connecticut30.1250-499--(D)-(D)--
Vermont30.120-99--(D)-(D)--
Hawaii2-0-19--(D)-(D)--
West Virginia2-0-19--(D)-(D)--
New Hampshire1-0-19--(D)-(D)--
Rhode Island1-0-19--(D)-(D)--

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