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16~5 22 '. By sector, specific SIC codes included in the USDA definition but excluded in Colorado are: (a) Input sector, primary indus- tries - SIC 147 (Chemical and fertilizer mining), (b) Input sector, secondary industries - SIC 178 (Water well drill- ing), SIC 3444-3448 (prefabricated metal work and buildings), SIC 3561 (Pumps and pumping equipment) and SIC 7692/9 (Miscellaneous repair shops). (c) Processing sector, primary industries - SIC 21 (Tobacco), SIC 221-223-224-225-2261-2269-228-2292- 2298-2299-231/8-2397 (Apparel and textiles), SIC 31 (Leather manufactur- ing) and SIC 4221-4222 (Warehous- ing), (d) Processing sector, secondary industries - SIC 2393-2395 (Manufac- turing of miscellaneous textile prod- ucts), SIC 262-263-2641-2643-2651/5- 3221 (Paper products and containers), SIC 3315/7-334-3411 (Primary fabri- cated metal products), and SIC 3993 (Signs and advertising displays), (e) Food wholesaling and retail- ing sectors, primary industries - SIC 56 (Apparel and accessory stores), SIC 513 (Wholesale apparel); SIC 518 (Wholesale beer, wine and distilled beverages) and SIC 5194 (Tobacco wholesale). (I) Food wholesaling and retailing sector, secondary industries - SIC 271/2-274-2751/2-2754-2793/5 (Print- ing and publishing), Table A-1. Employment in Farm Dependent Counties, 1987 The basic source for sector employment data is the D,S, Depart- ment of Commerce County Business Patterns, 1987, Colorado Cl1J, Sectors were defined by the same SIC codes used in Table 2, County Business Patterns does not show farm employment, Total farm employment is estimated from Colorado Department of Labor and Employment data (2), This total was allocated to counties on the basis of 1987 Census of Agricultl,lre ~ "equivalent workers" and REIS Clf) "hired farm labor expen$e" estimates, Total Colorado employment is total (non-farm) employees from Cl1J plus estimated 1987 farm employment from (2), Table 3. Labor and Proprietor Income for Agribusiness Dependent Counties, 1987 Data and Sector definitions in this table are identical to those used in Table 2, However, the order and grouping of counties in this table is according to the percent of total county income generated by the Agribusiness Sectors. Counties with over 20 percent of their income from agribusiness are designated "agribusi- ness dependent" and counties in the 10 to 20 percent range are designated uagribusiness important') in this report. Table A-2. Employment in Agribusiness Dependent Counties, 1987 Data and Sector definitions in this table are identical to those used in Table A-l. Again, the order and grouping of counties in this table is according to the importance of Agribusiness Sector income,