SUMMARY OF MARKETINGS BY COUNTY AND STATE OF ORIGIN FOR      YEAR,1995
                                     TEXAS ORDER 126
        COUNTY      NUMBER  PERCENTAGE    POUNDS  PERCENTAGE  POUNDS
          OR          OF        OF          OF        OF        OF         AVERAGE
         CODE     PRODUCERS    TOTAL       MILK      TOTAL  BUTTERFAT       TEST
        ARKANSAS
         CLARK         4       .14      2,013,479    .03       71,086       3.531
         CLEBURNE     10       .36      2,947,154    .04      104,292       3.539
         CONWAY       32      1.15     16,207,623    .25      558,062       3.443
         FAULKNER     33      1.18      9,284,486    .14      321,145       3.459
         FULTON       21       .75      8,310,889    .13      295,550       3.556
         GARLAND       4       .14        988,901    .02       36,456       3.687
         HEMPSTEAD     4       .14         92,643    .00        3,443       3.716
         HOT SPRING    6       .22      2,773,555    .04       90,127       3.250
         IZARD        10       .36        740,001    .01       25,985       3.511
         LOGAN        26       .93      9,754,649    .15      327,816       3.361
         LONOKE        5       .18      1,282,319    .02       40,719       3.175
         MADISON       5       .18        974,230    .01       34,005       3.490
         MARION        4       .14        214,466    .00        7,221       3.367
         MONTGOMERY    5       .18        891,649    .01       30,341       3.403
         NEWTON        3       .11        942,645    .01       31,542       3.346
         POLK          7       .25        772,019    .01       26,867       3.480
         POPE          6       .22        394,924    .01       14,061       3.560
         PRAIRIE       4       .14        438,952    .01       15,025       3.423
         SEARCY       15       .54      5,194,337    .08      176,702       3.402
         VAN BUREN    24       .86      7,001,631    .11      237,012       3.385
         WASHINGTON   17       .61      9,042,427    .14      336,497       3.721
         WHITE        24       .86     11,277,045    .17      389,504       3.454
         OTHER *      23                7,055,243    .11      242,861       3.442
          STATE TOT  292     10.48     98,595,267   1.50    3,416,319       3.465

        * THERE WERE 16 COUNTIES HAVING FEWER THAN 3 PRODUCERS

        KANSAS
         ALLEN         8       .29      1,912,903    .03       67,297       3.518
         BOURBON       4       .14        625,351    .01       23,708       3.791
         NEOSHO       10       .36      2,618,616    .04       95,504       3.647
         OTHER *       1                  378,026    .01       13,020       3.444
          STATE TOT   23       .83      5,534,896    .08      199,529       3.605

        * THERE WAS 1 COUNTY HAVING FEWER THAN 3 PRODUCERS

        LOUISIANA
         OTHER *       2                1,655,080    .03       48,771       2.947
          STATE TOT    2       .07      1,655,080    .03       48,771       2.947

        * THERE WAS 1 COUNTY HAVING FEWER THAN 3 PRODUCERS

        MISSISSIPP
         TATE          6       .22         32,934    .00        1,178       3.577
         WINSTON       3       .11         33,236    .00        1,314       3.954
         OTHER *       4                   74,818    .00        2,918       3.900
          STATE TOT   13       .47        140,988    .00        5,410       3.837

        * THERE WERE  3 COUNTIES HAVING FEWER THAN 3 PRODUCERS

        MISSOURI









          SUMMARY OF MARKETINGS BY COUNTY AND STATE OF ORIGIN FOR      YEAR,1995
                                     TEXAS ORDER 126
        COUNTY      NUMBER  PERCENTAGE    POUNDS  PERCENTAGE  POUNDS
          OR          OF        OF          OF        OF        OF         AVERAGE
         CODE     PRODUCERS    TOTAL       MILK      TOTAL  BUTTERFAT       TEST
        MISSOURI
         BARRY         4       .14      1,848,911    .03       66,262       3.584
         DOUGLAS       5       .18        107,259    .00        3,806       3.548
         HOWELL        7       .25      3,932,540    .06      141,714       3.604
         LAWRENCE      3       .11        704,039    .01       29,095       4.133
         NEWTON        3       .11        349,942    .01       12,851       3.672
         OREGON        5       .18      2,126,952    .03       75,448       3.547
         OZARK         6       .22        141,835    .00        4,999       3.525
         OTHER *       6                1,085,669    .02       39,867       3.672
          STATE TOT   39      1.40     10,297,147    .16      374,042       3.632

        * THERE WERE  4 COUNTIES HAVING FEWER THAN 3 PRODUCERS

        NEW MEXICO
         BERNALILLO    7       .25      1,608,228    .02       58,619       3.645
         CHAVES       40      1.44    710,385,255  10.82   24,520,459       3.452
         CURRY         6       .22     26,515,410    .40      971,310       3.663
         DONA ANA     22       .79    145,505,396   2.22    5,134,415       3.529
         EDDY          5       .18    103,921,774   1.58    3,560,944       3.427
         LEA          11       .39     85,244,292   1.30    3,188,112       3.740
         ROOSEVELT    31      1.11     81,659,855   1.24    2,970,118       3.637
         SOCORRO       4       .14        492,762    .01       17,938       3.640
         VALENCIA      9       .32        457,831    .01       15,887       3.470
         OTHER *       2               18,030,558    .27      625,755       3.471
          STATE TOT  137      4.92  1,173,821,361  17.88   41,063,557       3.498

        * THERE WAS 1 COUNTY HAVING FEWER THAN 3 PRODUCERS

        OKLAHOMA
         BRYAN         9       .32      7,603,035    .12      273,317       3.595
         CADDO         4       .14         47,584    .00        1,616       3.396
         CANADIAN     11       .39        130,229    .00        4,552       3.495
         CLEVELAND     6       .22         90,619    .00        3,491       3.852
         COAL          3       .11        273,078    .00        9,727       3.562
         COMANCHE     29      1.04      1,256,515    .02       43,516       3.463
         CREEK        10       .36        132,037    .00        5,133       3.888
         ELLIS         9       .32         47,982    .00        1,847       3.849
         GARVIN        5       .18        249,364    .00        8,799       3.529
         GRADY        38      1.36      1,652,001    .03       59,505       3.602
         GRANT         5       .18         18,183    .00          687       3.778
         JOHNSTON     10       .36        800,319    .01       26,971       3.370
         KINGFISHER   13       .47        456,231    .01       17,562       3.849
         LINCOLN      22       .79        156,626    .00        5,458       3.485
         MCCLAIN       9       .32        206,787    .00        7,848       3.795
         MURRAY       13       .47      1,119,165    .02       39,782       3.555
         OKLAHOMA      3       .11         47,356    .00        1,741       3.676
         PAYNE        12       .43        115,411    .00        4,088       3.542
         PONTOTOC     17       .61      1,449,601    .02       51,755       3.570
         POTTAWAT.    12       .43        286,955    .00       10,079       3.512
         SEMINOLE      3       .11          8,527    .00          331       3.882
         STEPHENS      7       .25        273,483    .00        9,662       3.533
         OTHER *      14                6,377,505    .10      234,084       3.670









          SUMMARY OF MARKETINGS BY COUNTY AND STATE OF ORIGIN FOR      YEAR,1995
                                     TEXAS ORDER 126
        COUNTY      NUMBER  PERCENTAGE    POUNDS  PERCENTAGE  POUNDS
          OR          OF        OF          OF        OF        OF         AVERAGE
         CODE     PRODUCERS    TOTAL       MILK      TOTAL  BUTTERFAT       TEST
        OKLAHOMA
          STATE TOT  264      9.48     22,798,593    .35      821,551       3.604

        * THERE WERE 11 COUNTIES HAVING FEWER THAN 3 PRODUCERS

        TEXAS
         ANDERSON      8       .29     14,305,118    .22      506,036       3.537
         ARCHER       69      2.48    147,341,010   2.24    5,345,026       3.628
         ATASCOSA     13       .47     23,937,069    .36      846,410       3.536
         BAILEY        4       .14      1,756,038    .03       66,553       3.790
         BEXAR         6       .22      9,435,528    .14      349,356       3.703
         BOSQUE        6       .22     21,018,108    .32      741,321       3.527
         BOWIE        10       .36      2,580,957    .04       90,258       3.497
         BROWN        15       .54     69,578,714   1.06    2,451,037       3.523
         CAMP         15       .54     23,582,359    .36      789,272       3.347
         CASTRO        6       .22        147,974    .00        5,286       3.572
         CHEROKEE     48      1.72    175,500,678   2.67    6,008,895       3.424
         CLAY         28      1.01     52,701,164    .80    1,931,483       3.665
         COLEMAN       3       .11      5,122,735    .08      176,697       3.449
         COLLIN       12       .43     12,786,408    .19      478,242       3.740
         COLORADO      3       .11      2,289,507    .03       85,309       3.726
         COMANCHE     55      1.97    301,598,104   4.59   10,545,175       3.496
         COOKE        52      1.87     86,378,731   1.32    3,149,840       3.647
         DALLAM        4       .14        185,351    .00        6,551       3.534
         DEAF SMITH    3       .11         79,405    .00        2,929       3.689
         DELTA         6       .22      7,051,836    .11      264,640       3.753
         DENTON        7       .25      6,736,535    .10      243,254       3.611
         DE WITT      15       .54     18,194,254    .28      646,058       3.551
         DUVAL         9       .32      5,012,619    .08      204,383       4.077
         EASTLAND      5       .18     18,661,943    .28      658,509       3.529
         ELLIS         6       .22     23,365,481    .36      855,824       3.663
         EL PASO       8       .29    140,834,789   2.15    5,010,106       3.557
         ERATH       215      7.72  1,380,089,870  21.02   49,817,785       3.610
         FANNIN        5       .18      1,848,788    .03       65,963       3.568
         FAYETTE      18       .65     24,628,338    .38      936,492       3.802
         FISHER        3       .11      6,046,181    .09      236,184       3.906
         FRANKLIN     66      2.37    105,859,294   1.61    3,690,419       3.486
         GILLESPIE     4       .14      6,594,977    .10      286,596       4.346
         GRAYSON      19       .68     19,660,041    .30      677,211       3.445
         GRIMES       25       .90     26,878,437    .41      942,664       3.507
         GUADALUPE     7       .25     16,335,238    .25      609,609       3.732
         HAMILTON     50      1.79    176,312,973   2.69    6,209,247       3.522
         HARRIS        6       .22     14,721,896    .22      514,810       3.497
         HENDERSON     7       .25     11,983,256    .18      452,759       3.778
         HIDALGO       3       .11      4,425,092    .07      165,676       3.744
         HILL         20       .72     67,832,293   1.03    2,465,955       3.635
         HOOD          3       .11      9,329,201    .14      329,075       3.527
         HOPKINS     445     15.97    662,959,899  10.10   23,386,688       3.528
         HOUSTON       3       .11      9,959,920    .15      335,700       3.371
         HUNT          8       .29      2,132,374    .03       74,658       3.501
         JIM WELLS     7       .25     41,071,437    .63    1,830,260       4.456
         JOHNSON      72      2.58    214,214,885   3.26    7,780,212       3.632









          SUMMARY OF MARKETINGS BY COUNTY AND STATE OF ORIGIN FOR      YEAR,1995
                                     TEXAS ORDER 126
        COUNTY      NUMBER  PERCENTAGE    POUNDS  PERCENTAGE  POUNDS
          OR          OF        OF          OF        OF        OF         AVERAGE
         CODE     PRODUCERS    TOTAL       MILK      TOTAL  BUTTERFAT       TEST
        TEXAS
         KAUFMAN       4       .14      6,930,185    .11      237,534       3.428
         KENDALL       3       .11      4,791,000    .07      174,469       3.642
         LAMAR        33      1.18     37,839,553    .58    1,307,294       3.455
         LAVACA       10       .36     13,159,895    .20      516,867       3.928
         MC LENNAN    29      1.04     59,630,110    .91    2,080,234       3.489
         MADISON       3       .11      3,392,207    .05      118,366       3.489
         MILAM         4       .14      9,164,191    .14      342,913       3.742
         MILLS         3       .11     36,031,682    .55    1,224,716       3.399
         MONTAGUE     15       .54     21,474,028    .33      783,251       3.647
         MORRIS        3       .11      4,550,486    .07      155,712       3.422
         NACOGDOCHE   25       .90     41,677,758    .63    1,446,375       3.470
         NAVARRO       4       .14      4,321,394    .07      180,806       4.184
         PALO PINTO    4       .14      8,277,116    .13      298,318       3.604
         PARKER       19       .68     72,601,101   1.11    2,329,410       3.209
         RAINS        34      1.22     59,421,706    .91    2,052,134       3.454
         RANDALL       3       .11        408,097    .01       14,405       3.530
         RUNNELS      10       .36     26,573,888    .40      957,640       3.604
         RUSK          9       .32     16,546,134    .25      559,932       3.384
         SMITH         5       .18      8,677,740    .13      292,098       3.366
         TARRANT       7       .25      8,873,787    .14      353,469       3.983
         TITUS         6       .22      3,454,727    .05      115,117       3.332
         TOM GREEN    15       .54     58,145,137    .89    2,141,048       3.682
         UPSHUR       48      1.72     98,422,464   1.50    3,270,198       3.323
         VAN ZANDT    41      1.47    103,655,709   1.58    3,550,961       3.426
         WASHINGTON   16       .57     18,499,894    .28      660,286       3.569
         WICHITA       3       .11      5,074,721    .08      185,099       3.647
         WILLIAMSON    3       .11      7,518,325    .11      271,110       3.606
         WILSON       15       .54     72,162,644   1.10    2,758,234       3.822
         WISE         65      2.33    112,854,035   1.72    4,073,672       3.610
         WOOD        102      3.66    163,598,452   2.49    5,782,175       3.534
         OTHER *      73              191,835,622   2.92    7,035,559       3.667
          STATE TOT 2016     72.36  5,252,630,593  80.00  187,535,815       3.570

        * THERE WERE 56 COUNTIES HAVING FEWER THAN 3 PRODUCERS

         ORDER TOT  2786            6,565,473,925         233,464,994       3.556