In capellett/acresCOA: Acreage data from the United States Census of Agriculture

knitr::opts_chunk$set(
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Using the NASS QuickStats tool, input:

For Land numbers

Program = Census Sector = Economics Group = Farms & Land & Assets Commodity = Ag Land

Data Items = Ag Land - Acres Ag Land - Number of Operations Ag Land, Cropland - Acres Ag Land, Cropland - Number of Operations Ag Land, Cropland, Harvested - Acres Ag Land, Cropland, Harvested - Number of Operations Ag Land, Cropland, Harvested, Irrigated - Acres Ag Land, Cropland, Harvested, Irrigated - Number of Operations Ag Land, Irrigated - Acres Ag Land, Irrigated - Number of Operations

Domain = Total

Geographic Level = County / State

Location: data-raw/downloaded_files/stateLandAreas data-raw/downloaded_files/countyLandAreas

For Crop numbers

Program = Census Sector = Crops Group = Field Crops Commodity = Select All Category = Area Harvested

Geographic Level = County / State State = Select All County = Download groups of counties sequentially. The Quick Stats tool won't work with all counties selected.

Year = 2017 Period Type = Annual Period = Year

Location: data-raw/downloaded_files/stateFieldCropAreas data-raw/downloaded_files/countyFieldCropAreas

For pasture irrigation

Program = Census Sector = Crops Group = Field Crops Commodity = Select All Category = Area

Geographic Level = State

Location: data-raw/downloaded_files/statePasture

For other crops

Program = Census Sector = Crops Group = Fruit & Tree Nuts, Horticulture, Vegetables Commodity = Select All Category = Area bearing & non-bearing, area bearing & nonbearing, Area grown, area harvested, area in production

Geographic level = county (then do state) state = south carolina

Location: data-raw/downloaded_files/countyOtherCropAreas data-raw/downloaded_files/stateOtherCropAreas

For irrigation stats

Program: CENSUS Group: IRRIGATION Geographic Level: STATE 46,256 records. nov 6, 2020

z = 1

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