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Actualities - Farm Production Costs Decrease
USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service Statistics Director Joseph Prusacki On Decline Of Farm Production Expenditures
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After setting a record high in 2008, U.S. farm production expenditures decreased by neary $20 billion in 2009 - the first major decline in nearly a quarter century, according to the Farm Production Expenditures 2009 summary released on August 3 by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS).
1) USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service Statistics Director Joseph Prusacki says lower farm production expenditures could, and he emphasizes could, benefit consumers. :35
2) USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service Statistics Director Joseph Prusacki says lower energy prices drove down farm expenditures. :45
3) USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service Statistics Director Joseph Prusacki explains the Agricultural Resource Management Survey. :34
4) USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service Statistics Director Joseph Prusacki talks about the significance of lower energy costs for farmers. :18
5) USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service Statistics Director Joseph Prusacki says people can get more information at www.nass.usda.gov. :10
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