U.S. Farmland Tenure Patterns: Overview Cindy Nickerson and Allison Borchers USDA – Economic Research Service USDA Ag Outlook Forum February 24, 2011.

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U.S. Farmland Tenure Patterns: Overview Cindy Nickerson and Allison Borchers USDA – Economic Research Service USDA Ag Outlook Forum February 24, 2011

U.S. Farmland Tenure Patterns: Overview (1)Distribution of land in farms (2) Trends in and distribution of rented land (3)Types of land use and conservation on rented land (4)What we know about non-operating landlords

Percent of Land in Farms, 2007 United States million acres in farms 40.2 % of all land (1) 2007 Census of Agriculture, USDA-NASS

Share of Acres Rented Source: Censuses of Agriculture (2)

Counties with >50% leased land, 1950 (2)

% Land in Farms Rented or Leased, 2007 (2) 2007 Census of Agriculture, USDA-NASS U.S. 38.0% rented

% Land in Farms Rented or Leased, 2007 (2) 2007 Census of Agriculture, USDA-NASS U.S. 38.0% rented

Source: 2007 Census of Agriculture (2) % of rented land varies regionally

Non-Operators own significant % of rented land (2) Source: 2007 Census of Agriculture

Land Use by Ownership Class, 2007 (3) Source: ERS Tabulations based on USDA-NASS/ERS 2007 ARMS Percent of Acres

Source: ERS Tabulations based on USDA-NASS/ERS ARMS Phase 2 Share of Acres Rented by Crop (3) % of acres

Conservation practices on rented land (3) Source: ERS Tabulations based on USDA-NASS/ERS ARMS Phase 2 % of acres

Acres receiving cost share by tenure status Winter Wheat 2009 Source: ERS Tabulations based on USDA-NASS/ERS ARMS Phase 2 (3)

Characteristics of Owner-operators and Non-operating Landlords (AELOS 1999) Similarities: Most own acres Farmland is predominantly individually/family owned (4)

Differences: NOL tend to be older NOL owns less valuable real estate per acre ($1,378/ac vs. $1,488/ac) Fewer NOL live on a farm (29% vs. 76%) NOL somewhat less likely to enroll in CRP/WRP (8% vs 10%) Characteristics of Owner-operators and Non-operating Landlords (AELOS 1999) (4)

Observations on Non-Operating Landlords Non-operator landlords play significant role in ownership of agricultural land a lower proportion of conservation practices generally exist on rented land (selected crops) Characteristics of NOL differ different incentives for conservation practice adoption

U.S. Farmland Tenure Patterns: Overview Thank you for listening! Cindy Nickerson USDA – Economic Research Service