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This yearly full-text report provides data on the average agricultural land values. Includes, by state and region, average value per acre for farm real estate (farmland and buildings), irrigated and non-irrigated cropland, and pastureland. Estimates are based mainly on the June Area Survey, and utilizes approximately 11,000 one square mile segments of land. Land is grouped by economic regions: Northeast, Lake States, Corn Belt, Northern Plains, Appalachian, Southeast, Delta States, Southern Plains, Mountain, and Pacific.

This biennial full-text report presents data on farm computer usage, including computer access, ownership or leasing, farm business use, and internet access. Also included are commentaries on observable trends in percentages of users and a breakdown of tasks completed via computers for farm businesses. Estimates are presented for the US and by State. Information for this report was obtained from the June Agricultural Survey, conducted yearly. Questions on computer use and access were added to the survey in odd-numbered years beginning in 1997.

Description: The Retail Milk Price report is a milk price series that is collected by the Market Administrator offices surveying one outlet each of the largest food store chain, the second largest food store chain, and the largest dairy/convenience store chain in the selected city or metropolitan area. The same outlet is surveyed each month.
Report Synopsis: The Retail Milk Price is a milk price series that is collected by the Market Administrator offices surveying one outlet each of the largest food store chain, the second largest food store chain, and the largest dairy/convenience store chain in the selected city or metropolitan area. The survey is conducted on one day between the first and tenth of each month, excluding Fridays and weekends. The price obtained is for the most common brand, based on shelf space, and does not represent a temporary special price, or one that is dependent on the purchase of other food items or the use of a cents-off coupon. The determination of the largest and second largest food store chain is based on estimated sales of fluid milk products in the metropolitan area. Currently, prices are collected for conventional whole milk and conventional reduced fat (2%) milk, sold in gallon containers, and organic whole milk and organic reduced fat (2%) milk, sold in half-gallon containers.

This report provides information on honey bee colonies in terms of number of colonies, maximum, lost, percent lost, added, renovated, and percent renovated, as well as colonies lost with Colony Collapse Disorder symptoms with both over and less than five colonies. The report also identifies colony health stressors with five or more colonies. The data for operations with honey bee colonies are collected from a stratified sample of operations that responded as having honey bees on the Bee and Honey Inquiry and from the NASS list frame. For operations with five or more colonies, data was collected on a quarterly basis; operations with less than five colonies were collected with an annual survey.

This publication contains the base (41-4-34) prices, by growth areas and the 7-market average.

This report contains the base (41-4-34) prices, 31-3-35, basis, and bales for the Southeast.

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This report contains the 31-3-36, 21-2-38, and bales for the San Joaquin Valley.

This report contains the base (41-4-34) prices, 31-3-35, basis, and bales for the Desert Southwest.

This report includes prices and quotations in each designated Upland spot market (Southeast, North Delta, South Delta, East Texas-Oklahoma, West Texas, Desert Southwest, and San Joaquin Valley, as well as futures and average premiums and discounts.

Page two of the spot quotations report contains color, leaf, staple, mike range, strength, and uniformity differences for upland cotton in West Texas.

Page two of the spot quotations report contains color, leaf, staple, mike range, strength, and uniformity differences for upland cotton in the San Joaquin Valley.

Page two of the spot quotations report contains color, leaf, staple, mike range, strength, and uniformity differences for upland cotton in U.S., including the seven market average.

Page two of the spot quotations report contains color, leaf, staple, mike range, strength, and uniformity differences for upland cotton in the East Texas-Oklahoma.

Page two of the spot quotations report contains color, leaf, staple, mike range, strength, and uniformity differences for upland cotton in the Desert Southwest.

Page two of the spot quotations report contains color, leaf, staple, mike range, strength, and uniformity differences in upland cotton for the Southeast region.

This report contains the base (41-4-34) prices, 31-3-35, basis, and bales for East Texas - Oklahoma.

This CSV report contains premiums and discounts for tenderable qualities for cotton delivered under the ICE Futures US Contract No. 2. Information comes from the Southeast, North and South Delta, East Texas-Oklahoma, West Texas, and Desert Southwest markets.

This report contains the base (41-4-34) prices, 31-3-35, basis, and bales for the South Delta.

This report contains the base (41-4-34) prices, 31-3-35, basis, and bales for the North Delta.