An Agricultural Census is a systematic collection of data about farms and farming activities within a specific area, usually conducted every five to ten years. This census gathers information on various aspects such as the number of farms, types of crops grown, livestock numbers, and farm sizes. The data helps governments and organizations understand agricultural trends and make informed decisions regarding policies and support for farmers. The results of the Agricultural Census are crucial for planning and resource allocation in the agricultural sector. They provide insights into the economic health of farming communities and help identify areas that may need assistance or development. This information is also valuable for researchers and policymakers working to improve food security and sustainability.