“77 American cattle producers a day are going out of business”
Does USDA or agricultural census data show that American cattle producers have been going out of business at a rate of 77 per day between the two most recent comparable readings?
The USDA Census of Agriculture counted 882,692 in 2017 and 732,123 in 2022, a fall of 150,569 over 1,826 days. That is 82.5 a day. The record reports 82.5, which is at least the 77 stated.
“Meanwhile, 77 American cattle producers a day are going out of business.” Absolutely infuriating!!!
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This claim was recorded from a retrieved artifact and set against USDA NASS, CATTLE, INCL CALVES - OPERATIONS WITH INVENTORY, change per day 2017–2022. The question was written to be answerable by that record alone, with a resolution date of 2022-12-31. Each source below is linked and archived at the time it was read, unless it is a document that has not been published yet, which is listed as awaited.