An Agricultural Survey is a systematic collection of data related to farming and agricultural practices. It typically gathers information on crop production, livestock numbers, land use, and farming techniques. This data helps governments, researchers, and farmers understand trends, challenges, and opportunities in the agricultural sector. These surveys can be conducted at local, regional, or national levels and often involve questionnaires or interviews with farmers. The results are used to inform policies, improve agricultural practices, and support economic development. Organizations like the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) frequently conduct these surveys to provide valuable insights into the farming industry.