National Resource Inventory

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30 Years and Counting...

A recent article in the Omaha World Herald, “Food Demand Drives Farmland Prices,” brings into focus the fragility of what to many is our nation’s limitless agricultural land base. In the article, J.B.Penn, chief economist for farm equipment maker Deere & Co., notes with the world population expected to grow by 50 percent by 2050,

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Farmland and Food: Re-Connected

There was a time when talking about the actual growing of food as a reason to protect farmland from sprawling development garnered little attention. To be sure it was always on the list, but values such as wildlife habitat, scenic views, open space and cultural heritage often energized support for protecting farmland much more than

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The 2007 NRI: Bad News, Good Data

Here’s the bad news. According to the recently released National Resource Inventory, or NRI about 7.5 million U.S. acres were developed between 2002 and 2007. More than half of the land lost is “agricultural land” (cropland, CRP land, pastureland and rangeland)—land that is readily available for agricultural production. And roughly 30 percent of the land

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