WASHINGTON — USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) is beginning to collect data from more than 100,000 farmers and ranchers, for its annual Agricultural Resource Management Survey (ARMS).
The survey looks at all aspects of U.S. agricultural production, including farm financial well-being, chemical usage, and various farm characteristics. In 2016, the survey will take a closer look at corn production, and both organic and conventional milk production in the U.S.
ARMS is a joint effort of NASS and USDA’s Economic Research Service. The information the agencies obtain through the survey influences national and state policy. . .
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