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Small Farms Transform Renewable Energy In 2022

Biomass Rules Posted on June 18, 2024 by Mark JennerJanuary 13, 2025

In the most recent post, the case was made that in their role as producers, farms transform inputs into outputs more than establish and maintain markets in the final goods and services, retail sector.  The 2022 Census of Agriculture also … Continue reading →

Posted in farm, production, science | Tagged $10000, 100 acres, 2022 Census of Ag, bioenergy, data completeness, energy, farm size, farm-produced, farm-produced energy In 2022 Census of Ag, food, fuel, livestock feed, NASS, Quick Stats, supply chain, USDA | Leave a reply

US 2022 Ag Census Farms – Who are They?

Biomass Rules Posted on March 26, 2024 by Mark JennerApril 30, 2024

Abraham Lincoln commissioned the first census of farm by the Department of Agriculture 180 years ago.  Some of the data categories have not changed since then, like specifying a farm of 1 to 9 acres in size.  As a culture, … Continue reading →

Posted in production, science | Tagged $1000 of real or potential sales, 1 million farms less than 100 acres, 1.9 million farms, 2022 Ag Census farms, 5499 farms over 1000 acres with $1 million sales, acres, correct metric, farm size, farms, National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS), US 2022 Ag Census, US 2022 Ag Census farms - who are they, USDA, value of sales | Leave a reply

Discerning Agribusiness in the Macroeconomy

Biomass Rules Posted on March 21, 2024 by Mark JennerApril 25, 2024

The last seven years, Greenville University has been building a BS in Agribusiness, in their Briner School of Business. This has required a target market for arming agribusiness graduates, hungry for leadership in their formative careers. This chart from USDA, … Continue reading →

Posted in economics, macro | Tagged 5.4 percent of GDP, agribusiness, agriculture, discerning agribusiness, discerning agribusiness in the macroeconomy, Economic Research Service (ERS), final goods and services, gross domestic product (GDP), macroeconomy, plant-derived products, production sector, related industries, retail sector, reuse not included, straighter pathways, USDA, value-adding sector | Leave a reply

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