Proposed Publication Tables

Projected Publication Tables

Objectives

1) Determine the monetary loss caused by feral swine to producers of corn, soybeans, wheat, rice, grain sorghum (TX only) and peanuts in each of the surveyed states. (Sections 1,2)

Table 1a – Value of crop lost due to feral swine
	Corn	Soybeans	Wheat	Rice	Peanuts	Sorghum
AL	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx
AR	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx
⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞
TX	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx

Table 1b – Acres of crop damaged by feral swine
	Corn	Soybeans	Wheat	Rice	Peanuts	Sorghum
AL	xx	xx	xx	xx	xx	xx
AR	xx	xx	xx	xx	xx	xx
⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞
TX	xx	xx	xx	xx	xx	xx

Table 1c – Percent of crop lost due to feral swine
	Corn	Soybeans	Wheat	Rice	Peanuts	Sorghum
AL	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %
AR	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %
⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞
TX	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %

Table 1d – Percent of income lost due to crop lost due to feral swine
	Corn	Soybeans	Wheat	Rice	Peanuts	Sorghum
AL	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %
AR	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %
⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞
TX	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %

Table 1e – Value of insurance claims on crop lost due to feral swine
	Corn	Soybeans	Wheat	Rice	Peanuts	Sorghum
AL	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx
AR	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx
⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞
TX	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx

2) Determine the monetary loss caused by feral swine to livestock for producers of corn, soybeans, wheat, rice, grain sorghum (TX only) and peanuts in each of the surveyed states. (Sections 1,3)

Table 2a – Value of livestock lost due to feral swine
	Cattle	Sheep	Goats	Domestic Swine
AL	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx
AR	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx
⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞
TX	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx

Table 2b – Number of livestock lost due to feral swine
	Cattle	Sheep	Goats	Domestic Swine
AL	xx	xx	xx	xx
AR	xx	xx	xx	xx
⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞
TX	xx	xx	xx	xx

Table 2c – Percent of livestock lost due to feral swine
	Cattle	Sheep	Goats	Domestic Swine
AL	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %
AR	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %
⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞
TX	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %

Table 2d – Percent of income lost due to livestock lost due to feral swine
	Cattle	Sheep	Goats	Domestic Swine
AL	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %
AR	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %
⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞
TX	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %

Table 2e – Percent of livestock lost due to spread of disease by feral swine
	Cattle	Sheep	Goats	Domestic Swine
AL	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %
AR	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %
⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞
TX	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %

3) Determine the monetary loss caused by feral swine to property for producers of corn, soybeans, wheat, rice, grain sorghum (TX only) and peanuts in each of the surveyed states. (Sections 1,4)

Table 3a – Value of property damage due to feral swine
	Irrigation	Buildings	Fencing	Wildlife Habitat	Loss of Topsoil	Other
AL	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx
AR	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx
⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞
TX	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx

Table 3b – Percent of income of property damage due to feral swine
	Irrigation	Buildings	Fencing	Wildlife Habitat	Loss of Topsoil	Other
AL	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %
AR	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %
⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞
TX	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %

4) Determine feral swine control costs incurred by producers of corn, soybeans, wheat, rice, grain sorghum (TX only) and peanuts in each of the surveyed states. (Sections 1,5)

Table 4a – Total expenditure on feral swine control
	Shooting	Hunting	Hunting with dogs	Aerial hunt	Trapping	Repellents
AL	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx
AR	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx
⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞
TX	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx

Table 4b – Effectiveness of feral swine control method
	Shooting	Hunting	Hunting with dogs	Aerial hunt	Trapping	Repellents
AL	xx	xx	xx	xx	xx	xx
AR	xx	xx	xx	xx	xx	xx
⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞
TX	xx	xx	xx	xx	xx	xx

Table 4c – Percent of respondents using non-electric fencing for feral swine control
	Corn	Soybeans	Wheat	Rice	Peanuts	Sorghum
AL	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %
AR	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %
⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞
TX	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %

Table 4d – Percent of respondents using electric fencing for feral swine control
	Corn	Soybeans	Wheat	Rice	Peanuts	Sorghum
AL	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %
AR	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %
⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞
TX	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %

5) Determine the total net income of allowing the hunting of feral swine for producers of corn, soybeans, wheat, rice, grain sorghum (TX only) and peanuts in each of the surveyed states. (Sections 1,6)

Table 5a – Total net income from feral swine hunting activities
	Corn	Soybeans	Wheat	Rice	Peanuts	Sorghum
AL	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx
AR	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx
⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞
TX	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx	$ xx

Table 5b – Percent income of feral swine hunting activities from all hunting activities
	Corn	Soybeans	Wheat	Rice	Peanuts	Sorghum
AL	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %
AR	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %
⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞
TX	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %

Table 5c – Percent income of feral swine hunting activities from total net income
	Corn	Soybeans	Wheat	Rice	Peanuts	Sorghum
AL	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %
AR	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %
⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞	⁞
TX	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %	xx %