Travel between Europe, Asia, and both Americas to plant region-specific crops such as hemp, coffee beans, cherries, and olives using dedicated farming vehicles. Use the latest technology and state-of-the-art licensed machines to manage all aspects of modern farming, from cultivating land and growing crops to breeding livestock and producing green energy. NASS publishes only aggregated data, not individual or farm-specific data.Go global and expand your farm across four continents! Code, and the Confidential Information Protection and Statistical Efficiency Act or CIPSEA, Public Law 107-347) – and pledges to every data provider – to use the information for statistical purposes only. Legislators use census data when shaping farm policies and programs.ĭoes NASS keep the information provided by individual respondents private?.Community planners use the information to target needed services to rural residents.Companies and cooperatives use the data to determine where to locate facilities that will serve agricultural producers.

Farmers and ranchers can use Census of Agriculture data to make informed decisions about the future of their own operations.

Who uses Census of Agriculture data?Ĭensus of Agriculture data are used by all those who serve farmers and rural communities - federal, state and local governments, agribusinesses, trade associations, and many others. Through the Census of Agriculture, producers can show the nation the value and importance of agriculture and can influence decisions that will shape the future of U.S.

The Census of Agriculture provides the only source of uniform, comprehensive, and impartial agriculture data for every county in the nation.

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