Study says cropland loss isn’t a national crisis
A private Population Reference Bureau report by agricultural economist Michael Brewer argues the United States is not at risk of food shortage due to disappearing farmland. The analysis, linked to the earlier National Agricultural Lands Study, suggests cropland loss is overstated and may slow, with regional issues and policy changes shaping future land use and production.
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