Posted by farmallsandcoops on April 11, 2019 at 11:57:20 from (38.127.198.2):
In Reply to: Re: USDA ag census posted by Shaler on April 10, 2019 at 19:39:04:
I think there is some state variability here. In Iowa, you can qualify to be exempt from sales tax if you are a farmer or things you buy are for farm use. We do not get to do that -- state of Iowa does not recognize horses that way unless you can prove you are making money with them. Try that !!!!! HAH! I did not get a Census form to fill out. Last time I did I was in high school -- grew up on a working farm. If you don't want to give info on this, don't. There are no names attached to it or anything. But be aware that a lot of companies make their decisions based on things like Census of Ag data. So not filling it out means that these companies will look at the data and notice that your size of operation is dwindling. So the companies say, "well heck, there aren't that many of those types of farms. We don't need to make products targeted at them."
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