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The document is the FSA-153 form, used for reporting agricultural foreign investment disclosures to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Farm Service Agency. It requires information about land activities such as acquisition, disposition, and use changes, along with details about ownership and the nature of interests held in agricultural land. The form aims to ensure compliance with the Agricultural Foreign Investment Disclosure Act and includes instructions for completion and submission.

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What is the Agriculture Foreign Investment Disclosure Act?

The Agriculture Foreign Investment Disclosure Act (AFIDA) of 1978 requires that a foreign person who acquires, disposes of, or holds an interest in United States agricultural land must disclose such transactions and holdings to the Secretary of Agriculture.

How much US land is owned by foreigners?

The total percentage of U.S. farmland owned by foreign persons and entities has increased from around 1 percent in 2000 to 3.4 percent in 2022. Data cover foreign-owned (29.1 million acres) and U.S. subsidiary-owned land (11.7 million acres).

What are base acres for FSA?

The foreign person rule outlines specific criteria that foreign persons or foreign entities must meet in order to be eligible for USDA programs to which the foreign person rule applies. These programs include CRP, EQIP, CSP, ARCPLC, NAP, MALs, LDPs, MLGs, and DMC.

Which country owns the most land in the United States?

China owns 384,000 acres of American agricultural land. Thats a 30% increase just since 2019. And on top of that, they own land near an air force base in North Dakota.

How much land do Chinese own in America?

Foreign Ownership of U.S. Agricultural Land Country of Foreign InvestorTotal AcresTotal Land Value (US$) France 1,315,748 2,974,709,000 Japan 636,258 2,959,088,000 Sweden 688,801 2,424,373,000 China 383,935 2,103,781,0006 more rows Mar 16, 2023

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How much land does Japan own in the United States?

The countries owning the largest shares of US farmland are actually Canada, the Netherlands, Italy, the United Kingdom, and Germany.