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11/07/24 NASS releases 2022 Census of Agriculture Zip Code Tabulations
10/31/24 2023 Irrigation and Water Management data now available
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10/11/24 US corn production up while soybean production down from September
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09/25/24 NASS to publish 2023 Irrigation and Water Management report earlier
07/31/24 NASS to Review Acreage Data
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04/04/24 NASS announces program changes following five-year review
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02/13/24 2022 Census of Agriculture Data Highlights
02/13/24 How to Find 2022 Census of Agriculture Data
02/13/24 2022 Census of Agriculture Data Release Event
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