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The Effects of Omitting Acreage Questions and Modifying the Operation Description Section in Cattle Surveys

Nealon, Jack
1980
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Abstract

This report summarizes the impact of omitting acreage questions and modifying the operation description section in cattle surveys. Results indicated that acreage questions can probably be omitted without significantly affecting the survey estimates and that the test version of the operation description section can probably be used.

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Title
The Effects of Omitting Acreage Questions and Modifying the Operation Description Section in Cattle Surveys
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Author(s)
Nealon, Jack
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Issue Date
1980-11
Publication Type
Working or Discussion Paper
Digital Object Identifier
https://doi.org/10.22004/ag.econ.337008
Record Identifier
https://ageconsearch.umn.edu/record/337008
Language
English
Total Pages
23
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The following eight states were involved in this study: Colorado, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, South Dakota and Wyoming. In each state, the list sample was systematically divided into two groups. One group received the operational questionnaire, and the other group received the alternate or test questionnaire.
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SRD Working Paper
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United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) > Economic Research Service > Economics and Statistics Services (ESS) Reports

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