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Results of the 2007 Census of Agriculture were released February 4, 2009.
Census Shows Growing Diversity in U.S. Farming
2007 Census of Agriculture Report
Fact Sheets:
Farm Numbers | Demographics | Economics
American Indian Farmers | Asian Farmers
Black Farmers | Hispanic Farmers | Women Farmers
Data Comparison: Major Crops
State and County Profiles
ZIP Code Tabulations
Special Studies
American Indian Reservations TXT | PDF | CSV
Watersheds TXT | PDF | CSV
Congressional Districts
Profiles | Rankings
Census Frequently Asked Questions
The Census of Horticultural Specialties, conducted once every 10 years, provides the only comprehensive, detailed picture of U.S. floriculture, nursery and specialty crop operations. The information gathered helps shape decisions regarding farm policy, funding availability, research and development and other key issues. NASS will begin conducting the 2009 Census of Horticulture this December.
The 2007 Census of Agriculture showed more than 20,000 farms engaged in organic production in the United States. As a follow-up to the 2007 Census, USDA is conducting its first-ever, wide-scale survey of organic agriculture.
As a supplement to the 2007 Census of Agriculture, the Farm and Ranch Irrigation Survey provides the only complete, consistent data regarding on-farm irrigation activities in the United States.