The main concerns for farmland use are:

A)competition from other uses and community facilities

B)water supplies and permits

C)improvements and access

D) which crops will grow at what cost and the estimated yield

In terms of crop yields, the amount, timing, and nature of available moisture is every bit as important as:

A)proximity to services

B)market price of the produce

C)quality of the soil

D)proximity to market

The U.S. "farm problem" is a classic example of:

A) lack of productivity B)supply exceeding demand C)demand exceeding supply D)all of the above

New rural subdivisions may be:

A)used for retirement purposes B)all of the above C)marketed for second homes D)used for recreational purposes

The demand for resource land is

A) usually not connected to the needs of local economy B)usually connected to the needs of the local economy C)not impacted by transportation costs D)none of the above