Farm Income by Type of Farm, 1982 and 1983
Donn Alvin Reimund, Agapi Somwaru, Reimund, Donn A., Somwaru, Agapi
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Donn Alvin Reimund, Agapi Somwaru, Reimund, Donn A., Somwaru, Agapi
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Net farm income in 1983 was higher for most types of crop farms than in 1982 and lower for most types of livestock and poultry farms. Average incomes ranged from $82,000 for vegetable growers to $1,500 for cattle, hog, and sheep producers. Substantial off-farm incomes (averaging more than $17,000 per farm) and low farm incomes on some farm types suggest that farming is a sideline for many. If part-time farms were excluded, or listed separately, the resulting income figures might show farm sector well-being more accurately than the aggregate estimate now used.
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Net farm income in 1983 was higher for most types of crop farms than in 1982 and lower for most types of livestock and poultry farms. Average incomes ranged from $82,000 for vegetable growers to $1,500 for cattle, hog, and sheep producers. Substantial off-farm incomes (averaging more than $17,000 per farm) and low farm incomes on some farm types suggest that farming is a sideline for many. If part-time farms were excluded, or listed separately, the resulting income figures might show farm sector well-being more accurately than the aggregate estimate now used.
Key concepts: Livestock, Farm income, Agricultural science, Agriculture, Net farm income, Agricultural economics, Net income, Business