search our site     home > key topics > agricultural market/trade projections   long-term baseline projections The USDA Baseline provides longrun (10-year) projections for the U.S. agricultural sector and is used for budget estimates and policy analysis. Projections cover selected agricultural crop and livestock commodities, agricultural trade, and aggregate indicators such as farm income and food prices. Projections are based on specific assumptions for the macroeconomy, policy, weather, and international developments. related briefing rooms - offer an indepth discussion synthesizing ERS research Agricultural Baseline Projections Farm Income and Costs feature USDA Agricultural Baseline Projections contains longrun projections covering supply, demand, prices, and other economic variables for major U.S. crop and livestock sectors. These projections are made in conjunction with projections for international trade. web administration: webadmin@ers.usda.gov updated: March 5, 2003  Also at ERS... latest publications (all) • Amber Waves, June 2004 • Where Will Demographics Take the Asia-Pacific Food System? • USDA Agricultural Baseline Projections to 2013 latest data products (all) • Agricultural Exchange Rate Data Set • Farm Income Data • International Macroeconomic Data Set resources • Contact an ERS Expert • Calendar of Releases services • Receive E-mail Updates • E-mail This Page • Translate This Page

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