Considered planted

In the United States, under some previous commodity support laws, crop acreage bases were, in general, calculated as a 5-year average of planted and considered planted acreage. Acreage considered planted included acreage idled under production adjustment programs or idled for weather-related reasons or natural disasters; acreage devoted to conservation purposes or planted to certain other allowed commodities; and acreage USDA determined was necessary for fair and equitable treatment.[1]

References

  1. ^ "Farm Bill: Terms to Know | Ag Decision Maker". www.extension.iastate.edu. Retrieved 2025-03-07.

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