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- Description
- Codes
- Comparability
- Universe
- Availability
- Questionnaire Text
- Flags
- Source Variables
- Editing Procedure
Description
FARMSCHD indicates whether any member of the household received a farm schedule to be filled out for the agricultural census. In addition, it reveals the total number of farms operated by members of the household. The IPUMS variable PFARMSCH indicates which people within the household filled out the farm schedule(s).
Note that even though the variable, FARMSCHD is available for the 1910 and 1920 Puerto Rican censuses, the variable PFARMSCH is not available.
Codes and Frequencies
Comparability
This variable is comparable across years and samples. See also the IPUMS variable FARM. All operators of farms were to receive farm schedules.
Universe
- 1900: Not sampled as a large unit. Not available in Alaska or Hawaii.
- 1910-1930: Not sampled as a large unit.
- 1910-1930 Puerto Rico: Not group quarters.
Availability
United States
- 2023: --
- 2022: --
- 2021: --
- 2020: --
- 2019: --
- 2018: --
- 2017: --
- 2016: --
- 2015: --
- 2014: --
- 2013: --
- 2012: --
- 2011: --
- 2010: --
- 2009: --
- 2008: --
- 2007: --
- 2006: --
- 2005: --
- 2004: --
- 2003: --
- 2002: --
- 2001: --
- 2000: --
- 1990: --
- 1980: --
- 1970: --
- 1960: --
- 1950: --
- 1940: --
- 1930: 1%; 5%
- 1920: 1%
- 1910: 1%; 1.4% ovrsmp
- 1900: 5%; 1%; 1.2% ovrsmp
- 1880: --
- 1870: --
- 1860: --
- 1850: --
Puerto Rico
- 2023: --
- 2022: --
- 2021: --
- 2020: --
- 2019: --
- 2018: --
- 2017: --
- 2016: --
- 2015: --
- 2014: --
- 2013: --
- 2012: --
- 2011: --
- 2010: --
- 2009: --
- 2008: --
- 2007: --
- 2006: --
- 2005: --
- 2000: --
- 1990: --
- 1980: --
- 1970: --
- 1930: --
- 1920: All samples
- 1910: All samples
Flags
This variable has no flags.Editing Procedure
There is no editing procedure available for this variable.
