Farm declines continue as crops set record nationwide
Agriculture Department statisticians report 2.786 million farms in the United States on January 1 1976 down 22 000 or 1 from 1975 amid a decade long drop. Despite fewer farms the 1975 harvest reached a record level up 28 from a decade earlier with larger average farm size 389 acres.
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