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Ag Statistics Web Site Revamped

New site makes the most of the latest Web technology.
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Published: Dec 5, 2005

USDA's National National Agricultural Statistics Service's Web site, www.nass.usda.gov, is new and improved.

The site has been completely revamped in response to feedback from NASS customers and data users, including university and government researchers, agricultural association members, journalists, trade organizations, NASS employees and the general public. The NASS Web site development team incorporated a variety of Web based tools to enhance the sites usability and enrich its content.

Visitors to the site will find a new Google-powered search engine, an SVG interactive mapping application, an RSS news feed and XML technology. To complete the redesign effort, the site mirrors the look and feel of the official USDA Web site.

"Whether you are a producer, a teacher, a government official, a reporter or anyone interested in U.S. agricultural statistics, you'll find that the new site is not only informative and easy to use, but that it makes the most of the latest Web technology," says R. Ronald Bosecker, NASS administrator.

NASS customers and data users are encouraged to bookmark the site www.nass.usda.gov and visit it often, as it will be frequently updated with new information. USDA reports, such as the monthly Crop Production reports, will continue to be available online within minutes after release. Additionally, up-to-date information on surveys currently being conducted in the field as well as information on the upcoming 2007 Census of Agriculture is just a click away.



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