SurveyId: 1980 Agricultural Survey - Mar - US Master Version

AGRICULTURAL SURVEY - MARCH 1, 2023
OMB No.0535-0213
Approval Expires: ??/??/20??
Project Code: 122
Survey ID: 1980
Version 99

United States
Department of
Agriculture
NATIONAL
AGRICULTURAL
STATISTICS
SERVICE
USDA/NASS - National
Northeastern Region
4050 Crums Mill Road, #203
Harrisburg, PA 17112-2875
Phone: 1-800-498-1518
Fax: 1-855-270-2719
E-mail: [email protected]

Please make corrections to name, address, and ZIP Code, if necessary.
The information you provide will be used for statistical purposes only. Your response will be kept confidential and any person who willfully discloses ANY
identifiable information about you or your operation is subject to a jail term, a fine, or both. This survey is conducted in accordance with the Confidential
Information Protection and Statistical Efficiency Act of 2018, Title III of Pub. L. No. 115-435, codified in 44 U.S.C. Ch. 35 and other applicable Federal laws.
For more information on how we protect your information please visit: https://www.nass.usda.gov/confidentiality. Response is voluntary.

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Office FIPS
POID
Use
Only ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___

Tract

Subtr.

___ ___

___ ___

1. Please verify name and mailing address of this operation.
Make corrections (INCLUDE the correct operation name) on the label and continue.
2. Please answer the following question(s) for the total acres you (name on label) operate.
a. Will you grow any crops or cut hay in 2023?................................................................................
☐ Yes

☐
☐

No

☐ Yes
c. On March 1, did you have any whole grains, oilseeds, or hay stored on this operation?.............

☐

No

☐ Yes
d. Do you have facilities for storing whole grains or oilseeds?.........................................................

☐

No

e. Do you own or raise any livestock, poultry, or bees?...................................................................
☐ Yes

☐

No

☐ Yes
On March 1, did this operation have more than 99 acres of pasture?..........................................

☐

No

b. Is any of the land in this operation cropland? (INCLUDE idle cropland and cropland in
☐ Yes
government programs such as CRP, etc.)...................................................................................

f.
3.

☐ Yes - Continue
Did you answer Yes to any of the questions in Item 2 (2a - 2f)?........

☐

No

No - Go to Section 5

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R. Unit

4. Are the day-to-day decisions for this operation made by one individual, a hired manager, or
partners? (Check one)

☐
☐
☐

9921
SUB
For
Office 9941
Use Only

One individual - Go to Section 1 on Page 3
A hired manager - Go to Section 1 on Page 3

JUNE 1

Partners - Continue

9930
Number

5. How many partners are involved in the day-to-day decisions of this operation,
including the partner named on the front page and listed below?..........................................
Do not include landlords and tenants as partners.
6. Please identify the other person(s) in this partnership, then go to Section 1, Page 3.
(Verify partners' names and make necessary corrections if names have already been entered.)

☐

☐

Check if verified

Check if verified

Name: ________________________________________________

Name: ________________________________________________

Address: ______________________________________________

Address: ______________________________________________

City: ______________________ State: ______ Zip: __________

City: _____________________ State: ______

Zip: __________

check if
cell phone

☐

Phone: (______) ______________________________

Did this partner also operate land individually on June 1, 2022?

☐
☐

Yes

☐

check if
cell phone

Phone: (______) ______________________________

Did this partner also operate land individually on June 1, 2022?

☐

No

☐

Check if verified

☐

☐

Yes

No

Check if verified

Name: ________________________________________________

Name: ________________________________________________

Address: ______________________________________________

Address: ______________________________________________

City:_______________________ State: ______ Zip: __________

City: _____________________ State: ______ Zip: ___________

check if
cell phone

check if
cell phone

Phone: (______) _______________________________

☐

Did this partner also operate land individually on June 1, 2022?

☐

Yes

☐

For Office Use Only

Ind. Op.
9924

☐

No

For Office Use Only

Stratum
9927

Ind. Op.
9924

☐

Yes

For Office Use Only

Stratum
9923

☐

Did this partner also operate land individually on June 1, 2022?

For Office Use Only

Stratum
9922

No

Phone: (______) ______________________________

Stratum
9928

Ind. Op.
9924

Ind. Op.
9924

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Section 1 - Acres Operated

A

Section 1 - Acres Operated

B

Please report total acres operated under this land arrangement.
Acres

1. On March 1, how many acres did this operation:
901

+
a. Own?........................................................................................................................................................

902
b. Rent or Lease from others or use Rent Free?
(EXCLUDE land used on an animal unit month (AUM) basis, Bureau of Land Management
+
(BLM) and Forest Service land.)..............................................................................................................
905

c. Rent to others?.........................................................................................................................................
=
2. Calculate Item 1a + 1b - 1c. Then the total acres operated on March 1 was:...........................................

900

a. Does this include the farmstead, all cropland, woodland, pastureland,
wasteland, and government program land?

☐

Yes - Continue

☐

No - Make corrections, then continue

The remaining questions in this survey refer to the total acres operated (item 2).
802
3. Of the total acres operated, how many acres are considered cropland, including land in hay, summer
fallow, cropland idle, cropland used for pasture and cropland in government programs? ..............................

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Section 2 - Crops

99

(Maine only, other States go to Item 2.)
1. Winter Wheat planted and to be planted for all purposes and acres to be harvested for either grain or
seed for the 2023 crop year.

Winter Wheat

2. Wheat Other than Durum (Bread Wheat) planted and to be planted for all purposes and acres to be
harvested for either grain or seed for the 2023 crop year.

Wheat Other than
Durum

3. Wheat Other than Durum planted and to be planted for all purposes and acres to be harvested for
either grain or seed for the 2023 crop year.

Wheat Other than
Durum

540
a. Wheat Other than Durum acres planted for all purposes?
(INCLUDE acres planted as a cover crop, grazed off, cut for hay/haylage/silage, or abandoned.)................
540
b. Winter Wheat acres planted for all purposes?
(INCLUDE acres planted as a cover crop, grazed off, cut for hay/haylage/silage, or abandoned.)................
541

c. Wheat Other than Durum acres to be harvested for either grain or seed?.....................................................
541

d. Winter Wheat acres to be harvested for either grain or seed?........................................................................
4. For the following small grains, please report acres planted and to be planted for all purposes last fall or
this spring, for the 2023 crop year.
Durum Wheat
553
a. Durum Wheat planted and to be planted for all purposes?
(INCLUDE acres planted as a cover crop, grazed off, cut for hay/haylage/silage,, or abandoned.)...............
Other Spring Wheat
550
b. Other Spring Wheat planted and to be planted for all purposes?
(INCLUDE acres planted as a cover crop, grazed off, cut for hay/haylage/silage, or abandoned.)................
Durum Wheat
553
c. Durum Wheat planted and to be planted for all purposes?
(INCLUDE acres planted as a cover crop, grazed off, cut for hay/haylage/silage, or abandoned.)................
Other Spring Wheat
550
d. Other Spring Wheat planted and to be planted for all purposes?
(INCLUDE acres planted as a cover crop, grazed off, cut for hay/haylage/silage, or abandoned.)................
Spring Wheat Other
than Durum
550
e. Spring Wheat (other than Durum) planted and to be planted for all purposes?
(INCLUDE acres planted as a cover crop, grazed off, cut for hay/haylage/silage, or abandoned.)................
Barley

f.

535
Barley planted and to be planted for all purposes?
(INCLUDE acres planted as a cover crop, grazed off, cut for hay/haylage/silage, or abandoned.)................
Oats

533
g. Oats planted and to be planted for all purposes?
(INCLUDE acres planted as a cover crop, grazed off, cut for hay/haylage/silage, or abandoned.)................

5. For the following crops, please report acres planted and to be planted for all purposes
this spring or summer, for the 2023 crop year.
Corn
Field Corn

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530
530

b. Field Corn for all purposes? (EXCLUDE popcorn and sweet corn.)..............................................................
Sorghum
570
c. Sorghum for all purposes? (INCLUDE milo, other grain, and forage sorghum.
EXCLUDE sorghum x Sudan crosses.)..........................................................................................................
Sudan and Sorghum
x Sudan crosses
111

d. Sudan and Sorghum x Sudan crosses for all purposes?................................................................................
Soybeans
600

e. Soybeans for all purposes?............................................................................................................................
Upland Cotton

f.

524

Upland Cotton? (Report net acres if rows are skipped.)................................................................................
American Pima
Cotton
526

g. American Pima Cotton? (Report net acres if rows are skipped.)...................................................................
Peanuts
690

h. Peanuts for all purposes?...............................................................................................................................
i.

Rice: (Report by length of grain.)

Rice

j.

Rice: (Report by length of grain.)

Rice

k. Rice: (Report by length of grain. INCLUDE sweet (Mochi) rice. EXCLUDE wild rice.)
i.

Rice
605

Long Grain?....................................................................................................................................................
604

ii. Medium Grain?...............................................................................................................................................
(a) What variety of medium grain rice was planted? ( ____________________________ )
603

iii. Short Grain?...................................................................................................................................................
(a) What variety of short grain rice was planted? ( ____________________________ )
l.

Potatoes: (Report to the nearest tenth of an acre.)
i.

Potatoes
577

. ___

578

. ___

Acres planted and to be planted?........................................................................................................
Acres

ii. Acres harvested and to be harvested?................................................................................................
Acres

Sweet Potatoes
558

m. Sweet Potatoes?.............................................................................................................................................
n. Please report Tobacco acres for harvest in 2023 by type to the nearest tenth of an acre.
(EXCLUDE tobacco acres leased to others.)
i.

Tobacco
315

. ___

732

. ___

Flue-Cured?....................................................................................................................................................

ii. Burley?...........................................................................................................................................................

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734

. ___

730

. ___

730

. ___

859

. ___

316

. ___

181

. ___

182

. ___

874

. ___

iv. Sun-Cured?....................................................................................................................................................
v. Dark Air-Cured?..............................................................................................................................................
vi. Pennsylvania (Type 41)?...............................................................................................................................
vii. Maryland (Type 32)?.....................................................................................................................................
viii. Cigar Binder CT Valley Broadleaf Tobacco (Type 51)?...................................................................................
ix. Cigar Wrapper CT Valley Shade Grown Tobacco (Type 61)?.........................................................................
x. Other Tobacco (Please specify type

)....................................

Dry Edible Beans
607

o. Dry Edible Beans? (INCLUDE all classes. EXCLUDE chickpeas.)................................................................
p. Chickpeas:
i.

Chickpeas
706

Small Chickpeas? (that pass through a 20/64 inch round screen.)................................................................
705

ii. Large Chickpeas? (larger than the 20/64 inch round screen.).......................................................................
733

iii. Navy Beans?..................................................................................................................................................
693

iv. All Other classes?...........................................................................................................................................
Dry Edible Peas
714

q. Dry Edible Peas? (INCLUDE Austrian winter peas and wrinkled seed peas.)...............................................
Austrian Winter
Peas

r.

713

Austrian Winter Peas?....................................................................................................................................
Lentils
715

s. Lentils?...........................................................................................................................................................
t.

Sunflower for all purposes:
i.

Sunflower

680
Oil varieties? (Black Seed for crushing, birdseed or other uses. INCLUDE acres grown for
seed.)..............................................................................................................................................................
680

ii. Oil Varieties? (Black Seed for crushing, birdseed or other uses.)..................................................................
681

iii. Non-oil varieties? (Striped Seed. INCLUDE Con-oil varieties.)......................................................................
681

iv. Non-oil varieties? (Striped Seed. INCLUDE Con-oil varieties.)......................................................................
Flaxseed
682

u. Flaxseed?.......................................................................................................................................................
Canola
684

v. Canola?..........................................................................................................................................................
6. Please report acres cut and to be cut for dry hay in 2023.

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INCLUDE
· Acres to be cut for dry hay that are enrolled in government programs.
(For example: Conservation Reserve Program (CRP)).
· Pasture cut for dry hay.
EXCLUDE (from dry hay) acres to be cut only for straw, baleage, haylage, or greenchop.
7. Please report acres cut and to be cut for dry hay in 2023.
INCLUDE
· Acres to be cut for dry hay that are enrolled in government programs.
(For example: Conservation Reserve Program (CRP)).
· Pasture cut for dry hay.
EXCLUDE (from dry hay)
· Acres to be cut only for straw, baleage, haylage, or greenchop. Also
· Residual peanut hay (peanut vines harvested for hay following the harvesting of nuts).
All Dry Hay

All Dry Hay? (INCLUDE fescue, Bermuda grass, ryegrass, small grains and small grain mixtures,
perennial peanut hay, alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures, other grasses, and other tame and wild hay.)

650

All Dry Hay? (INCLUDE alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures, fescue, timothy, orchard grass,clover and clover
mixtures, small grains and small grain mixtures, perennial peanut hay, Bermuda grass, Sudan, sorghumSudan crosses, other grasses, and other tame and wild hay.)

650

All Dry Hay? (INCLUDE alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures, small grains and small grain mixtures, clover and
clover mixtures, lespedeza, fescue, timothy, sorghum, Sudan, sorghum-Sudan crosses, orchard grass,
bromegrass, millet, ryegrass, other grasses, and other tame and wild hay.)

650

All Dry Hay? (INCLUDE alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures, small grains and small grain mixtures, clover and
clover mixtures, lespedeza, fescue, timothy, sorghum, Sudan, sorghum-Sudan crosses, orchard grass,
bromegrass, millet, other grasses, and other tame and wild hay.)

650

All Dry Hay? (INCLUDE alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures, small grains and small grain mixtures, clover and
clover mixtures, timothy, Bermuda grass, sorghum, Sudan, sorghum-Sudan crosses, sainfoin and sainfoin
crosses, crested wheat grass, other grasses, and other tame and wild hay.)

650

All Dry Hay? (INCLUDE alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures, small grains and small grain mixtures, clover and
clover mixtures, timothy, perennial peanut hay, Bermuda grass, sorghum, Sudan, sorghum-Sudan
crosses, sainfoin and sainfoin crosses, crested wheat grass, other grasses, and other tame and wild hay.)

650

All Dry Hay? (INCLUDE alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures, small grains and small grain mixtures, clover and
cover mixtures, lespedeza, timothy, Bermuda grass, sorghum, Sudan, sorghum-Sudan crosses, orchard
grass, bromegrass, millet, rye grass, trefoil, other grasses, and other tame and wild hay.)

650

All Dry Hay? (INCLUDE alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures, small grains and small grain mixtures, clover and
clover mixtures, lespedeza, timothy, sorghum, Sudan, sorghum-Sudan crosses, bromegrass, marsh,
millet, prairie, other grasses, and other tame and wild hay.)

650

All Dry Hay? (INCLUDE alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures,small grains and small grain mixtures, clover and
clover mixtures, timothy, bromegrass, other grasses, and other tame and wild hay.)

650

All Dry Hay? (INCLUDE alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures, small grains and small grain mixtures, clover and
clover mixtures, timothy, sorghum, Sudan, sorghum-Sudan crosses, other grasses, and other tame and
wild hay.)

650

All Dry Hay? (INCLUDE Bermuda grass, small grains and small grain mixtures, alfalfa and alfalfa
mixtures, fescue, sorghum, Sudan, sorghum-Sudan crosses, perennial peanut hay, bahia, other grasses,
and other tame and wild hay.)

650

All Dry Hay? (INCLUDE alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures, small grains and small grain mixtures, clover and
clover mixtures, lespedeza, perennial peanut hay, Bermuda grass, sorghum, Sudan, sorghum-Sudan
crosses, blue stems, kleingrass, prairie, millet, ryegrass, other grasses, and tame and wild hay.)

650

All Dry Hay? (INCLUDE alfalfa and alfalfa mixtures, small grains and small grain mixtures, clover and
clover mixtures, timothy, orchard grass, bromegrass, Sudan, sorghum-Sudan crosses, trefoil, vetch, other
grasses, and other tame and wild hay.)

650

For Office Use Only: Completion Code for Crops in This Section

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138
1 – Incomplete, has crops listed above
2 – Incomplete, presence of crops listed above is unknown
3 – Valid Zero

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Section 3 - Storage Capacity and Crops Stored On This Operation

99

Capacity

1. On March 1, what was the Storage Capacity of all structures normally
used to store Whole Grains or Oilseeds on the total acres operated?

808

No Storage
Capacity

☐

Bushels

Capacity

2. On March 1, what was the Storage Capacity of all structures normally
used to store Whole Grains or Oilseeds on the total acres operated?

808

No Storage
Capacity

☐

Tons

(Maine Only, other States go to Section 4.)
3. Please account for whole grains, pulse crops, and oilseeds stored March 1 on the total acres operated,
whether for feed, seed or sale. They may have belonged to you or someone else (sold or unsold), or
been stored under a government program (loan, farmer owned reserve, or CCC). (INCLUDE all whole
grains on the ground or in temporary storage on the acres operated and unharvested production from
the 2022 crop year. EXCLUDE haylage and greenchop.)
4. On March 1, were any of the following crops on hand or
stored on this operation from 2022 and earlier crop years:

No

Amount on Hand
March 1

Yes

☐
a. Whole Grain Corn?.....................................................................

☐

How many bushels? ...................

☐
b. Dry Whole Grain Corn?..............................................................

☐

How many bushels? ...................

☐
c. Whole Grain Corn?.....................................................................

☐

How many tons? ........................

☐
d. High Moisture Whole Grain Shelled Corn?.................................

☐

How many bushels?....................

☐

OR
How many tons?. . . . . . . . . . . .

☐
e. Soybeans?..................................................................................

☐

How many bushels?....................

☐
Sorghum Grain (Milo)?...............................................................

☐

How many bushels?....................

☐
g. Sorghum Grain (Milo)?...............................................................

☐

How many pounds? ...................

☐
h. Sorghum Grain (Milo)?...............................................................

☐

How many tons?.........................

i.

Wheat? (INCLUDE all types: winter, durum, and
☐
spring.)........................................................................................

☐

How many bushels?....................

☐
Winter Wheat?............................................................................

☐

How many bushels?....................

☐
k. Wheat Other Than Durum?........................................................

☐

How many tons?.........................

☐
Wheat Other Than Durum (Bread Wheat)?................................

☐

How many tons?.........................

☐
m. Durum Wheat?...........................................................................

☐

How many bushels?....................

☐
n. Durum Wheat?...........................................................................

☐

How many tons?.........................

☐
o. Other Spring Wheat?..................................................................

☐

How many bushels?....................

☐

f.

j.

l.

121
119
121
120
116
125
122
122
122
126
129
129
129
127
127
128

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☐

☐

How many bushels?....................

☐
q. Barley?.......................................................................................

☐

How many tons?.........................

☐
Oats?..........................................................................................

☐

How many bushels?....................

☐
s. Oats?..........................................................................................

☐

How many tons?.........................

r.

t.

Sunflower - Oil Varieties? (Black Seed for crushing,
☐
birdseed or other uses.)..............................................................

u. Sunflower - Non-Oil Varieties? (Striped Seed.
☐
INCLUDE Con-oil varieties.).......................................................
v.

Sunflower - Oil Varieties? (Black Seed for crushing,
birdseed or other uses. INCLUDE acres grown for
☐
seed.)..........................................................................................

☐
☐

124
123
123
131

How many pounds? ...................
132

How many pounds?....................
131

☐

How many pounds?....................
132

w. Sunflower - Non-Oil Varieties? (Striped Seed.
☐
INCLUDE Con-oil varieties.).......................................................

☐

x. Small Chickpeas? (that pass through a 20/64 inch
☐
round hole screen.).....................................................................

☐

How many hundredweight?.........

☐
Large Chickpeas? (larger than the 20/64 inch screen.).............

☐

How many hundredweight?.........

☐
z. Dry Edible Peas?........................................................................

☐

How many hundredweight?.........

{.

☐
Austrian Winter Peas?................................................................

☐

How many hundredweight?.........

|.

☐
Lentils?.......................................................................................

☐

How many hundredweight?.........

y.

124

How many pounds?....................
149

140
117
118
112

5. Was any rice on hand or stored (sold or unsold) on the total acres operated on March 1?
1

☐

Yes - Continue

3

☐

No - Go to Section 4

6. Was any rice on hand or stored (sold or unsold) on the total acres operated on March 1?
(INCLUDE sweet (Mochi) rice. EXCLUDE wild rice.)
1

☐

Yes - Continue

3

☐

No - Go to Section 4

Please report rice on hand by length of grain on a dryweight
basis.

No

Amount on Hand
March 1

Yes

☐
a. Long Grain?................................................................................

☐

How many hundredweight? ........

☐
b. Medium Grain?...........................................................................

☐

How many hundredweight?.........

c. Short Grain?
(Please list variety: __________________)

☐

How many bushels?....................

☐

How many hundredweight?.........

☐

☐
d. Short Grain?...............................................................................

113
114
115
115

For Office Use Only: Completion Code for Stocks
1 – Incomplete, has stocks
2 – Incomplete, stocks presence unknown
3 – Valid Zero

Section 4 - Cash Rents

141

99

1. In 2023, for the total acres RENTED or LEASED FROM OTHERS (reported in Section 1, Item 1b) will any cropland or
pasture acres be rented or leased for cash? (Acres cut and to be cut for hay should be considered cropland and reported
in 1a or 1b.)
(EXCLUDE land rented/leased on a share basis, flex or cash-share hybrid basis, per head or AUM basis, free of charge,

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rents/leases with buildings such as barns included in the rent/lease, Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and Forest
Service land, Christmas tree land, aquaculture, and land rented on a whole farm basis.)

Code
1

☐

Yes - Enter code 1 and Continue

3

☐

3420

No - Enter code 3 and go to Section 6
Non-irrigated Acres
3421

a. How many acres of non-irrigated cropland will be rented or leased for cash? (INCLUDE acres
cut and to be cut for hay.).........................................................................................................................
Non-irrigated Acres
Dollars per Acre

i.

OR

3422

What will be the cash rent/lease per acre or total dollars paid on the
non-irrigated cropland?.......................................................................................................
$
. __ __

Total Dollars

3522
$

Irrigated Acres

b. How many acres of irrigated cropland will be rented or leased for cash? (INCLUDE fruit, nut, 3424
berry, vineyard, nursery, and hay land, and all other irrigated cropland.)........................................................
Irrigated Acres
Dollars per Acre

i.

3425
What will be the cash rent/lease per acre or total dollars paid on the
irrigated cropland?..............................................................................................................
$
. __ __

OR

Total Dollars

3525
$
Acres

3427
c. How many acres of permanent pasture, grazing or grassland will be rented or leased for
cash? (EXCLUDE any land used on an animal unit month (AUM) basis, BLM and Forest
Service land.)..................................................................................................................................................
Dollars per Acre

i.

3428
What will be the cash rent/lease per acre or total dollars paid on the
permanent pasture, grazing or grassland?.........................................................................
$
. __ __

OR

Total Dollars

3528
$

2. In 2023, for the cropland and pasture acres rented or leased from others for cash (reported in item 1a, 1b, and 1c), were
any acres rented or leased from relatives? (INCLUDE grandparents, parents, siblings, and children.)
Code
1

☐

Yes - Enter code 1 and Continue

3

☐

No - Enter code 3 and go to Section 6

3600

Acres
3650

a. How many acres rented or leased from others for cash were from relatives?................................................
Skip to next page
OR
Space for Notes and Comments

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Section 5 - Change in Operator

99

Complete this section only if all questions in Item 2 on the face page are answered "No".
1. Has the operation named on the label been sold, rented, or turned over to someone else?

☐ Yes - Go to Item 2

☐ No - Continue

a. Will the land be used for any agricultural purpose by you (the operator), or anyone else in the next year? (INCLUDE
growing crops, grains, row crops, oilseeds, fruits, vegetables, or specialty crops, raising any livestock, poultry or
bees.)

☐ Yes

☐ No

☐ Don't Know

(Regardless of answer to above, write a note to explain the situation, then go to Section 6.)
_____________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
2. Was the operator (name on label) operating a farm or ranch on June 1, 2022?

☐ Yes - Continue

☐ No - Continue

3. Please provide the following information for the operation that has taken over the land:
What is the name and address of the new operation?
Operation Name: ___________________________________________________________
Operator Name: ___________________________________________________________
Address: _________________________________________________________________
City: ___________________________________ State: ____________ Zip: ____________
check if cell phone

Phone: ( ______ ) ________________________________

☐

4. Was the (item 3) new operation in business before June 1, 2022?
1

☐ Yes - Go to Section 6

3

☐ No - Continue

3

☐ No - Continue

5. Is the (item 3) operation managed?
1

☐ Yes - Go to Section 6

6. Were any of the individuals associated with the (item 3) new operation operating land individually before June 1, 2022?
1

☐ Yes - Go to Section 6

3

☐ No - Go to Section 6

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Section 6 - Conclusion

99

1. Do you (the operator named on the label) make any day-to-day decisions for another farm or ranch?

☐ Yes - Continue

1

3

☐ No - Go to Item 2

a. What is the name of the other operation(s)?

Operation Name: ________________________________

b. Was this additional operation in business
before June 1, 2022?

Address: _______________________________________

1

☐ Yes - Continue

3

City: __________________

State: ____

Zip: _______

☐ No - Continue

check if
cell phone

Phone: ( _____ ) ________________________

2.

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1095

Section 6 - Contact Information
Operation Email: (if different from above)

Operation Phone:

9937

9936

check if
cell phone

( _____ ) ____________________________

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Respondent Name:

Respondent Phone: (if different from above)

9912

9911

check if 9910
cell phone

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Response
1-Comp
2-R
3-Inac
4-Office Hold
5-R -- Est
6-Inac --Est
7-Off Hold --Est
S/E Name:

Respondent
9901

1-Op/Mgr
2-Sp
3-Acct/Bkpr
4-Partner
9-Oth

9902

Mode
1-PASI (Mail) 9903
2-PATI (Tel)
3-PAPI (Faceto-Face)
6-Email
7-Fax
19-Other

Enum.
9998

Eval.
9900

Change
9985

Date:

MM

DD

YY

__ __

__ __

__ __

Office Use for POID
9989
___ ___ ___ - ___ ___ ___ - ___ ___ ___
Optional Use
9907

9908

9906

9916