Fwd: UPDATE: USDA Ag Census Reference Guide

20 Years of Essential Agricultural Data

Good Morning ,

I just wanted to quickly reshare my email from last week — see below — about the release of the updated USDA Ag Census Reference Guide that provides an in-depth breakdown of the USDA Censuses of Agriculture from 2002-2022, examining how farmers are spending, what equipment they’re using and what crops they’re growing.

Tomorrow (3/22) is the last day to take advantage of the discounted release pricing, saving you $200 off the full list price. Order your copy today and get a better understanding of how your customer base is set to change in the coming years, particularly when it comes to what they will buy and what crops they will grow.

Thanks,
Ben
 

 

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From: Ben Thorpe, Ag Equipment Intelligence
Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2024 1:35 PM
To: manojdole1.agricultural@blogger.com
Subject: UPDATE: USDA Ag Census Reference Guide

 

Ag Equipment Intelligence's USDA Ag Census Reference Guide: 20 Years of Essential Agriculture Data A Breakdown of the USDA Censuses of Agriculture from 2002-2022, Examining How Farmers are Spending, What Equipment They’re Using and What Crops They’re Growing ORDER NOW & SAVE $200 In this report, Ag Equipment Intelligence editors have gathered data from the last five USDA Censuses of Agriculture and compiled them to provide an updated look at how farmers have changed their practices in key areas of agriculture, such as machinery ownership, farm income and farm expenses. When examined over the last two decades, this data offers valuable insight into the history of farm financials and where farmer spending might go in the future. Some highlights of the report include:   Part 1: Farm Machinery This section of the report examines farm machinery ownership among farms, including a breakdown of tractor ownership by horsepower over the last 20 years. Farm equipment ownership is also categorized by the estimated market value of a farm’s owned machinery and equipment.   Part 2: Farms, Finances & Farmland Here the report looks at farms by their size and values of sales, in addition to their economic class (by market value of ag products sold). This section of the report also examines land in farms, including cropland acreage, harvested acreage and land enrolled in federal conservation programs. All federal government payments to farms are shown, including a breakdown of conservation payments and commodity credit corp. loans.   Part 3: Crops & Cropping Practices This section looks at the changing market value of ag products sold by U.S. farms, breaking value down by average per farm and the total value of key commodities grown. Farm production expenses are examined by categories, including total farm expenses, seeds purchased and hired farm labor. Farm irrigation is shown for all U.S. farms, in addition to all partially irrigated crops, and a breakdown of how different farmland (cropland, pastureland) are irrigated. This section also looks at organic agriculture, showing total and average per farm organic product sales. ORDER NOW & SAVE $200 This report is a tool for manufacturers and dealers trying to understand how their customer base is set to change in the coming years, particularly when it comes to what they will buy and what crops they will grow. Order your copy of Ag Equipment Intelligence's USDA Ag Census Reference Guide: 20 Years of Essential Agricultural Data today!   Best regards,   Ben Thorpe Associate Editor Ag Equipment Intelligence 262-777-2425 bthorpe@lessitermedia.com Copyright ©2024 Lessiter Media 16655 W Wisconsin Ave, Brookfield, WI 53005 USA All rights reserved. Want to change how you receive these emails? Update your email preferences or unsubscribe from this list