ag:FarmCropAcreageType

A data type that contains farm related information including FSA state and county, farm number, and one to many tracts.

Complex type information

Content

• Sequence [1..1]
  from type structures:ObjectType
  from subst. group structures:ObjectAugmentationPoint
  structures:ObjectAugmentationPointAbstract [0..*]An augmentation point for ObjectType
  1. ag:AdministrativeStateFSACode [1..1]A state code of administering state office. State code used within the Farm Service Agency (FSA) to identify a state within the United States, United States Possessions, freely associated areas of the United States, or a combination thereof as defined within Handbook 1-CM, Exhibit 100. Many of the code values used by State FSA Code are similar to State ANSI/FIPS Code, which follows the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) numeric INCITS 31-2009 and Federal Information Processing Standards Publications (FIPS Pub) 6-4 standard. In some cases FSA codes are different from the ANSI/FIPS codes. Specific values are documented in the Handbook 1-CM, Exhibit 100.
  2. ag:AdministrativeCountyFSACode [1..1]A county code of the administering county office. The code is used within the Farm Service Agency (FSA) to identify a county, equivalent entity, or combination thereof within the United States, its possessions, and associated areas as defined within Handbook 1-CM, Exhibit 100. Many of the code values used by are similar to County ANSI/FIPS Code, which follows the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) numeric INCITS 31-2009 and Federal Information Processing Standards Publications (FIPS Pub) 6-4 standard. The expanded even-numbered FSA codes identify counties that contain more than one office due to geographic considerations. Specific values are documented in Handbook 1-CM.
  3. ag:FarmNumberID [1..1]An identifier assigned to all land under control of a particular operator within a particular county. Each County assigns Farm Numbers independently. As a result, farms in different counties might be assigned the same Farm Number; i.e, a Farm Number might be unique only within a particular county. Thus, to uniquely identify a farm, the State FSA Code and County FSA Code must be specified in combination with the Farm Number.
  4. ag:TractCropAcreage [1..*]A tract of land within a farm that contains a number of fields and subfields on which crop acreage details have been reported.
  from subst. group ag:FarmCropAcreageAugmentationPoint
  ag:FarmCropAcreageAugmentationPointAbstract [0..*]An augmentation point for FarmProductionType.

Attributes

Used by

• Element ag:FarmCropAcreage

Type inheritance chain

• structures:ObjectType
  • ag:FarmCropAcreageType