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Category Archives: census of agriculture
updated statistics on beginning farmers
The Economic Research Service recently published a brief with updated statistics on beginning farmers, defined as those who have been farming (on their current farm) for less than 10 years. The data forming the foundation of the report are from … Continue reading
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more on certified organic farms
The organic regulation specifies that, once a year, the certifiers report the list of farms/handlers that are certified. The NOP publicizes this list of farms and handlers in a nifty searchable database, posted on the NOP’s website. As of January … Continue reading
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changes in the organic farm sector
While searching for some data, I found the latest release of USDA’s Organic Production Survey. The new data – for 2011 – is the second year of NASS’s targeting organic producers in the United States. I feel a bit sheepish … Continue reading
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census data findings about urban agriculture in NY
My student, Stephanie Rogus, has been diligently working to extract data from the agricultural census for each county in the top 50 MSA’s in the U.S. (largest in terms of population size). I have spent this morning aggregating her county … Continue reading
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more on young farmers
While I love working with data, I hate making sure I am matching “apples to apples” and not “apples to kumquats.” Another tricky aspect is making sure that I am using the best data to investigate my question. Adding to … Continue reading
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