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NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE
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National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS)
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nass.usda.gov
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1962
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The National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) is a federal statistical agency within the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), established to provide timely, accurate, and useful agricultural statistics in service to U.S. agriculture. The agency serves agricultural producers, federal and state agencies, academic researchers, commodity analysts, and the general public by collecting and disseminating data through farmer surveys, the quinquennial Census of Agriculture, and remote sensing. NASS operates under Congressional authority (Title 7 U.S.C.) and is governed by the Advisory Committee on Agriculture Statistics established in 1962; the agency does not generate commercial revenue and is funded through federal appropriations, with all data products and services provided free of charge to the public.

NASS's technology stack centers on the Quick Stats database — the agency's primary searchable repository — supplemented by Quick Stats Lite (structured query interface), the Census Data Query Tool (CDQT) for 2012 and 2017 Census tables, and a JSON API for programmatic access. Geospatial and remote sensing platforms — including VegScape (NASA-funded satellite vegetation indices), Crop-CASMA (crop condition and soil moisture analytics), CroplandCROS, the Cropland Data Layer, Crop Sequence Boundaries, and Crop Progress & Condition Gridded Layers — provide environmental and land-use analytics. Data files are refreshed on each weekday and distributed through the nass.usda.gov website, downloadable compressed files, the Economics, Statistics, and Market Information System (ESMIS, hosted by the National Agricultural Library), email subscriptions, RSS feeds, and a nationwide network of Regional and State Field Offices covering all 50 states, Puerto Rico, and outlying areas.

The agency's go-to-market is direct-to-public. Producers respond to surveys through agcounts.usda.gov (offering computer-assisted web interviewing and computer-assisted telephone interviewing modes), and data is disseminated via the NASS website and partner channels. Customer segments span farmers and ranchers, USDA and federal agencies, researchers and analysts, and the general public and media, with no paid tiers, contracts, or enterprise sales motion. Outreach is conducted through digital channels (website, Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, Flickr, RSS, email), the USDA Blog, the annual Morris Hansen Lecture, and bi-annual Data Users Meetings co-organized with USDA partner agencies and the U.S. Census Bureau.

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The National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) is a USDA federal statistical agency that collects and disseminates free agricultural statistics — crop production, livestock inventories, prices, and Census of Agriculture data — to farmers, federal agencies, researchers, and the public across all U.S. states.

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Serves global market

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agricultural statistics, crop production data, farm census, livestock reports, geospatial crop data
Industry4 codes
1National Statistics & Census Administration
CodeBPAIAAAFPrimaryYes
2Remote Sensing & Crop Scouting Services (Satellite, Drone Imagery, In‑Field Sensing)
CodeAFACACAAPrimaryNo
3Farm Data Management & Decision Support Services (FMIS Setup, Data Integration, Analytics)
CodeAFACACACPrimaryNo
4Farm Management Information Systems (FMIS) & Digital Recordkeeping
CodeAFABAMADPrimaryNo
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  • Agricultural Services700
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Government Agricultural Statistics
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1Public Data Services
TypeData Monetisation
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NASS is a U.S. federal government statistical agency operating under USDA. All data products and services are provided free of charge to the public as part of the agency's mission to provide timely, accurate, and useful statistics in service to U.S. agriculture. The agency is funded through federal appropriations.

nass.usda.gov
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1Free public access to all agricultural statistics data
ModelOtherBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
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All NASS data products, reports, Quick Stats database access, and API access are provided free of charge as government public data services.

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1Quick Stats
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The most comprehensive tool for accessing agricultural data published by NASS, allowing users to customize queries by commodity, location, or time period.

nass.usda.gov
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NASS is the official U.S. federal statistical agency for agriculture, conducting hundreds of surveys each year and the quinquennial Census of Agriculture to produce authoritative estimates on crop production, livestock inventories, prices, and farm demographics. All outputs are provided free of charge to the public through web-based databases (Quick Stats, CDQT), geospatial platforms (VegScape, Cropland Data Layer, Crop-CASMA, CroplandCROS), and standardized reports. NASS data is mandatory-reporting based and is the official benchmark for U.S. agricultural statistics.

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NASS provides a comprehensive suite of agricultural data products centered around the Quick Stats database system, which serves as the primary platform for accessing and querying agricultural statistics. The product portfolio includes the full-featured Quick Stats database, the simplified Quick Stats Lite interface, and the Census Data Query Tool for historical census data. Supporting tools include data visualization and mapping applications, remote sensing platforms (VegScape, Crop-CASMA, CroplandCROS), and geospatial products for crop monitoring and analysis. The Census of Agriculture program provides periodic comprehensive agricultural census data every five years. Data is accessible through multiple channels including the web interface, Quick Stats API, downloadable JSON files, and compressed data file downloads, with an online survey response platform (agcounts.usda.gov) enabling producers to submit survey data electronically.

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1Quick Stats
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Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
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Co-organizer of the bi-annual Data Users Meetings along with other USDA agencies. Collaborates on updating data users on statistical programs important to agriculture and seeking input on these programs.

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Co-organizer of the bi-annual Data Users Meetings along with other USDA agencies. Collaborates on agricultural statistical programs and data dissemination.

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Co-organizer of the bi-annual Data Users Meetings along with other USDA agencies. Collaborates on agricultural economic statistics and research programs.

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Co-organizer of the bi-annual Data Users Meetings along with other USDA agencies. Collaborates on market-related agricultural statistics.

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Co-organizer of the bi-annual Data Users Meetings along with other USDA agencies. Collaborates on international agricultural trade statistics.

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Co-organizer of the bi-annual Data Users Meetings along with other USDA agencies. Collaborates on census methodology and demographic data related to agriculture.

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Hosts the Economics, Statistics, and Market Information System (ESMIS) which provides website and email subscription service for NASS reports and data.

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TypeRegional player
Description

Canadian national statistical agency that publishes Census of Agriculture and recurring agricultural statistics comparable to NASS. Operates the same fundamental model of government statistical delivery for agriculture in a different jurisdiction.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Bayer-owned digital agriculture platform collecting farm-level data at scale and offering analytics and decision support. Comparable to NASS in agricultural data aggregation but focused on farm operations data and private commercial analytics.

TypeEmerging player
Description

AI-driven agricultural data and analytics platform providing global agricultural intelligence. Comparable to NASS in agricultural data aggregation but uses commercial data and forecasting models to serve enterprise customers worldwide.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Sister USDA agency that co-organizes Data Users Meetings with NASS and produces agricultural economic research and statistics. Both serve overlapping federal user bases with complementary analytical and statistical products.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Partner federal statistical agency that collaborates with NASS on census methodology and demographic agriculture data. Operates the broader U.S. federal statistical infrastructure encompassing population, economic, and agriculture censuses.

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TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Private agricultural data, weather, and market intelligence provider serving farmers, agribusiness, and traders. Comparable to NASS in agricultural data aggregation but commercial, with proprietary market data and decision-support tools layered on top of public sources.

TypeRegional player
Description

EU statistical office producing harmonized agricultural statistics across member states. Comparable to NASS in mandate and methodology, but serves a multi-country rather than single-country agricultural sector.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Sister USDA agency producing international agricultural trade statistics and global market data. Directly collaborates with NASS on data dissemination and user outreach, serving a similar federal audience with global rather than domestic agricultural statistics.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Commercial provider of agricultural commodity data, market intelligence, and forecasting. Overlaps with NASS in agricultural market data delivery but operates as a paid commercial service with proprietary forecasts and analytics.

TypeBroad incumbent
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UN Food and Agriculture Organization unit producing global agricultural statistics, including FAOSTAT, crop and livestock data worldwide. Operates the same government-statistics model as NASS but at a global rather than national scale.

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NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE

Government Agricultural Statisticsnass.usda.gov

The National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) is a USDA federal statistical agency that collects and disseminates free agricultural statistics — crop production, livestock inventories, prices, and Census of Agriculture data — to farmers, federal agencies, researchers, and the public across all U.S. states.

What NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE does

The National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) is a federal statistical agency within the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), established to provide timely, accurate, and useful agricultural statistics in service to U.S. agriculture. The agency serves agricultural producers, federal and state agencies, academic researchers, commodity analysts, and the general public by collecting and disseminating data through farmer surveys, the quinquennial Census of Agriculture, and remote sensing. NASS operates under Congressional authority (Title 7 U.S.C.) and is governed by the Advisory Committee on Agriculture Statistics established in 1962; the agency does not generate commercial revenue and is funded through federal appropriations, with all data products and services provided free of charge to the public.

NASS's technology stack centers on the Quick Stats database — the agency's primary searchable repository — supplemented by Quick Stats Lite (structured query interface), the Census Data Query Tool (CDQT) for 2012 and 2017 Census tables, and a JSON API for programmatic access. Geospatial and remote sensing platforms — including VegScape (NASA-funded satellite vegetation indices), Crop-CASMA (crop condition and soil moisture analytics), CroplandCROS, the Cropland Data Layer, Crop Sequence Boundaries, and Crop Progress & Condition Gridded Layers — provide environmental and land-use analytics. Data files are refreshed on each weekday and distributed through the nass.usda.gov website, downloadable compressed files, the Economics, Statistics, and Market Information System (ESMIS, hosted by the National Agricultural Library), email subscriptions, RSS feeds, and a nationwide network of Regional and State Field Offices covering all 50 states, Puerto Rico, and outlying areas.

The agency's go-to-market is direct-to-public. Producers respond to surveys through agcounts.usda.gov (offering computer-assisted web interviewing and computer-assisted telephone interviewing modes), and data is disseminated via the NASS website and partner channels. Customer segments span farmers and ranchers, USDA and federal agencies, researchers and analysts, and the general public and media, with no paid tiers, contracts, or enterprise sales motion. Outreach is conducted through digital channels (website, Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, Flickr, RSS, email), the USDA Blog, the annual Morris Hansen Lecture, and bi-annual Data Users Meetings co-organized with USDA partner agencies and the U.S. Census Bureau.

NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE firmographics

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Name
NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE
Legal name
National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS)
Website
https://nass.usda.gov
Company type
Private
Founded year
1962
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
The National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) is a USDA federal statistical agency that collects and disseminates free agricultural statistics — crop production, livestock inventories, prices, and Census of Agriculture data — to farmers, federal agencies, researchers, and the public across all U.S. states.
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NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE industry classification

Industry
Product category
Government Agricultural Statistics
SIC
Agricultural Services (700)
akta.pro primary industry
National Statistics & Census Administration (BPAIAAAF)
akta.pro secondary industries
Remote Sensing & Crop Scouting Services (Satellite, Drone Imagery, In‑Field Sensing) (AFACACAA), Farm Data Management & Decision Support Services (FMIS Setup, Data Integration, Analytics) (AFACACAC), Farm Management Information Systems (FMIS) & Digital Recordkeeping (AFABAMAD)

Keywords

  • Agricultural statistics
  • Crop production data
  • Farm census
  • Livestock reports
  • Geospatial crop data

Where NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE is headquartered

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Washington
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

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NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE business model

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GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
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Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Public Data Services: NASS is a U.S. federal government statistical agency operating under USDA. All data products and services are provided free of charge to the public as part of the agency's mission to provide timely, accurate, and useful statistics in service to U.S. agriculture. The agency is funded through federal appropriations.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
OtherPay-as-you-goFree public access to all agricultural statistics data

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels9 records

NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE product offering

Product offering

Core offering

NASS is the official U.S. federal statistical agency for agriculture, conducting hundreds of surveys each year and the quinquennial Census of Agriculture to produce authoritative estimates on crop production, livestock inventories, prices, and farm demographics. All outputs are provided free of charge to the public through web-based databases (Quick Stats, CDQT), geospatial platforms (VegScape, Cropland Data Layer, Crop-CASMA, CroplandCROS), and standardized reports. NASS data is mandatory-reporting based and is the official benchmark for U.S. agricultural statistics.

Product overview

NASS provides a comprehensive suite of agricultural data products centered around the Quick Stats database system, which serves as the primary platform for accessing and querying agricultural statistics. The product portfolio includes the full-featured Quick Stats database, the simplified Quick Stats Lite interface, and the Census Data Query Tool for historical census data. Supporting tools include data visualization and mapping applications, remote sensing platforms (VegScape, Crop-CASMA, CroplandCROS), and geospatial products for crop monitoring and analysis. The Census of Agriculture program provides periodic comprehensive agricultural census data every five years. Data is accessible through multiple channels including the web interface, Quick Stats API, downloadable JSON files, and compressed data file downloads, with an online survey response platform (agcounts.usda.gov) enabling producers to submit survey data electronically.

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Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Quick Stats: The most comprehensive tool for accessing agricultural data published by NASS, allowing users to customize queries by commodity, location, or time period.
  • Quick Stats Lite
  • Census Data Query Tool (CDQT)
  • CroplandCROS
  • VegScape
  • Crop Condition and Soil Moisture Analytics (Crop-CASMA)
  • agcounts.usda.gov

Products and services

  • Quick Stats

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NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE technology and API

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NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE partnerships and signals

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Seven partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • World Agricultural Outlook BoardcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCo-organizer of the bi-annual Data Users Meetings along with other USDA agencies. Collaborates on updating data users on statistical programs important to agriculture and seeking input on these programs.
  • Farm Service AgencycoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCo-organizer of the bi-annual Data Users Meetings along with other USDA agencies. Collaborates on agricultural statistical programs and data dissemination.
  • Economic Research ServicecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCo-organizer of the bi-annual Data Users Meetings along with other USDA agencies. Collaborates on agricultural economic statistics and research programs.
  • Agricultural Marketing ServicecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCo-organizer of the bi-annual Data Users Meetings along with other USDA agencies. Collaborates on market-related agricultural statistics.
  • Foreign Agricultural ServicecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCo-organizer of the bi-annual Data Users Meetings along with other USDA agencies. Collaborates on international agricultural trade statistics.
  • U.S. Census BureaucoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCo-organizer of the bi-annual Data Users Meetings along with other USDA agencies. Collaborates on census methodology and demographic data related to agriculture.
  • National Agricultural LibrarycoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerHosts the Economics, Statistics, and Market Information System (ESMIS) which provides website and email subscription service for NASS reports and data.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Regional players

  • Statistics Canada: Canadian national statistical agency that publishes Census of Agriculture and recurring agricultural statistics comparable to NASS. Operates the same fundamental model of government statistical delivery for agriculture in a different jurisdiction.
  • Eurostat: EU statistical office producing harmonized agricultural statistics across member states. Comparable to NASS in mandate and methodology, but serves a multi-country rather than single-country agricultural sector.

Emerging players

  • Bayer Climate FieldView: Bayer-owned digital agriculture platform collecting farm-level data at scale and offering analytics and decision support. Comparable to NASS in agricultural data aggregation but focused on farm operations data and private commercial analytics.
  • Gro Intelligence: AI-driven agricultural data and analytics platform providing global agricultural intelligence. Comparable to NASS in agricultural data aggregation but uses commercial data and forecasting models to serve enterprise customers worldwide.

Direct peers

  • USDA Economic Research Service: Sister USDA agency that co-organizes Data Users Meetings with NASS and produces agricultural economic research and statistics. Both serve overlapping federal user bases with complementary analytical and statistical products.
  • USDA Foreign Agricultural Service: Sister USDA agency producing international agricultural trade statistics and global market data. Directly collaborates with NASS on data dissemination and user outreach, serving a similar federal audience with global rather than domestic agricultural statistics.

Broad incumbents

  • U.S. Census Bureau: Partner federal statistical agency that collaborates with NASS on census methodology and demographic agriculture data. Operates the broader U.S. federal statistical infrastructure encompassing population, economic, and agriculture censuses.
  • DTN: Private agricultural data, weather, and market intelligence provider serving farmers, agribusiness, and traders. Comparable to NASS in agricultural data aggregation but commercial, with proprietary market data and decision-support tools layered on top of public sources.
  • S&P Global Commodity Insights: Commercial provider of agricultural commodity data, market intelligence, and forecasting. Overlaps with NASS in agricultural market data delivery but operates as a paid commercial service with proprietary forecasts and analytics.
  • FAO Statistics Division: UN Food and Agriculture Organization unit producing global agricultural statistics, including FAOSTAT, crop and livestock data worldwide. Operates the same government-statistics model as NASS but at a global rather than national scale.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

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Frequently asked questions about NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE

What does NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE do?

NASS is the official U.S. federal statistical agency for agriculture, conducting hundreds of surveys each year and the quinquennial Census of Agriculture to produce authoritative estimates on crop production, livestock inventories, prices, and farm demographics. All outputs are provided free of charge to the public through web-based databases (Quick Stats, CDQT), geospatial platforms (VegScape, Cropland Data Layer, Crop-CASMA, CroplandCROS), and standardized reports. NASS data is mandatory-reporting based and is the official benchmark for U.S. agricultural statistics.

Is NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE a public or private company?

NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE founded?

NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE was founded in 1962. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE based?

NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE is headquartered in Washington, United States, in the North America region.

How does NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE make money?

One revenue line is on record: public Data Services.

Who are NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE's main competitors?

Regional players on record are Statistics Canada and Eurostat. Emerging players are Bayer Climate FieldView and Gro Intelligence. Direct peers are USDA Economic Research Service and USDA Foreign Agricultural Service. Broad incumbents are U.S. Census Bureau, DTN, S&P Global Commodity Insights and FAO Statistics Division.

Does NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE have an API?

Yes. NASS offers a QuickStats API for accessing agricultural data published by the agency. JSON files are available for NASS major reports at release time containing equivalent data to the QuickStats API. The API allows querying by commodity, location, or time period. Developer documentation is at quickstats.nass.usda.gov/api.

What industry is NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE in?

NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE's product category is Government Agricultural Statistics. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAIAAAF, National Statistics & Census Administration, with a secondary code of AFACACAA, Remote Sensing & Crop Scouting Services (Satellite, Drone Imagery, In‑Field Sensing). Its SIC code is 700.

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Farm ProgressWisconsin dairy farms drop below 5,000 for first timeWisconsin's licensed dairy herds fell to 4,991 on Aug. 1, according to the National Agricultural Statistics Service, down from 5,222 a year earlier and the first time the number dropped below 5,000. The state holds about 20% of the nation's 25,000 milk cow herds, with average herd size near 260 cows and milk per cow at 25,599 pounds in 2025.Agri-pulseNext stage of NASS modernization projects expected at Farm Progress ShowUSDA Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins has appointed Kip Tom to lead a modernization effort at the National Agricultural Statistics Service, with details expected at the Farm Progress Show in Boone, Iowa, beginning Sept. 1. The initiative will initially target corn and soybeans, using satellite imagery, machine data and field verification to produce more frequent, granular estimates. USDA's NASS staff fell from 839 in fiscal 2023 to 389 in fiscal 2026, while survey participation dropped from over 80% to about 30%.Successful FarmingIllinois Farm Real Estate Values Increase Sixth Year in a RowUSDA National Agricultural Statistics Service data indicates that average Illinois farm real estate values rose 3.6% in 2026 to $9,250 per acre, marking the sixth consecutive year of increases. This growth occurred despite lower projected farm incomes, driven by tight land supply and outside investor interest. Iowa and Ohio have surpassed Illinois as having the highest farm real estate values in the Corn Belt.National Hog FarmerUSDA Cold Storage reports mixed meat inventories in MayThe USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service reported that total red meat inventories in cold storage remained stable in May at 872 million pounds, marking a 1% decrease from the previous year. While frozen pork supplies saw slight month-over-month and year-over-year increases, beef stocks declined slightly compared to April, and poultry stocks rose by 4%.National Hog FarmerSurprises in September Hogs and Pigs Report weight categoriesThe USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service reported that the U.S. hog inventory reached 76.48 million head in September 2024, slightly exceeding year-ago levels with notable increases in market hogs weighing over 180 pounds. The report also highlighted a record-high concentration of contract production, with operations owning over 5,000 head accounting for 53% of the total inventory. These findings were largely consistent with pre-report expectations, aside from the specific weight distribution shifts.National Hog FarmerSeptember-November pig crop sets record at 35.238 million headThe USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service reported that the U.S. hog and pig inventory totaled 75.845 million head in December, with the September-November pig crop setting a record high of 35.238 million head. This increase was primarily driven by higher litter rates, resulting in an average of 11.92 pigs per litter, which exceeded both previous year levels and pre-report expectations. The report also indicated stable breeding inventory figures and outlined future farrowing intentions for early 2025.KmalandReport: corn, soybean condition ratings dip slightly across IowaThe USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service reported a slight dip in Iowa corn and soybean crop condition ratings, with corn falling to 78% good-to-excellent and soybeans to 77%. Despite the minor decline in overall quality ratings, key growth stages such as silking and blooming are progressing ahead of last year's pace. Widespread rain provided necessary moisture, though western regions remain affected by drought and some areas suffered storm damage.USDAFarm Income and Wealth Statistics - Documentation for the Farm Sector Balance SheetThe United States Department of Agriculture's Economic Research Service published updated documentation detailing the methodology for constructing the U.S. Farm Sector Balance Sheet. The report outlines how data from sources such as the National Agricultural Statistics Service and the Census of Agriculture are used to estimate physical assets, financial assets, and sector-level debt held by various lenders.USDANational Study Small Enterprise Poultry OperationsThe USDA's National Animal Health Monitoring System (NAHMS), in collaboration with the National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS), is conducting a national study of small enterprise poultry operations, surveying approximately 5,000 operations nationwide. The study will gather benchmark data on health management and biosecurity practices across operations with 300 to 74,999 table egg layers, 300 to 199,999 broilers, or 300 to 59,999 meat turkeys. Participation is voluntary and confidential, with findings intended to inform producers, policymakers, and animal health professionals on improving poultry health strategies.Farm ProgressLand rental rates up againSurvey data from the National Agricultural Statistics Service indicates that cropland cash rental rates across the U.S. have increased, with the national average for nonirrigated land rising by $4 to $146 per acre and irrigated land up by $8 to $245 per acre. Ohio recorded the highest regional average cash rental rate at $185 per acre, while West Virginia had the lowest among surveyed states in the Northeast and Midwest regions. The Farm Service Agency utilizes these cash rent county estimates to determine market-based rates for administering USDA programs such as the Conservation Reserve Program.