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. Through the Organic Production Survey, NASS will gather additional information on how the growth of organic farming is changing the face of U.S. agriculture.
What is the Organic Production Survey?
Why should I respond to the Organic Survey?
How will the survey be conducted?
What types of questions will be asked?
In order for me to participate in the survey, does my operation have to be certified organic?
Will my information be kept confidential?
When will results of the survey be released?
What if I want more information or need help completing my form?
What if I want to participate in the survey but didn't get one in the mail?
Click below to view a sample report form and the report form instructions for the Organic Production Survey.
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