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Data from USDA Economic Research Service (ERS), delivered clean.

2 datasets pulled from USDA Economic Research Service (ERS)'s releases, checked field by field and shipped the way you want them — daily, weekly, or hourly, your call.

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Fertilizers Agricultural Chemicals

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Fertilizers Agricultural Chemicals United States national totals plus surveyed p… · 1960-2018 depending on table: national consum…

USDA ERS Fertilizer Use and Price

Soft Drinks Non Alcoholic Beverages

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Soft Drinks Non Alcoholic Beverages United States · Caloric-sweetener deliveries since 1966

USDA ERS Sugar and Sweeteners Yearbook Tables

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What does Datadory deliver from USDA Economic Research Service?

Two scored datasets: Fertilizer Use and Price for Fertilizers & Agricultural Chemicals, covering US consumption by nutrient from 1960 plus crop-by-state application rates, and the Sugar and Sweeteners Yearbook Tables for Soft Drinks & Non-Alcoholic Beverages, covering prices, balances and deliveries back to 1966. Both arrive cleaned, keyed and documented.

What commodities does the sugar and sweeteners yearbook cover?

Sugar, sugarbeets, sugarcane, dextrose, glucose, high-fructose corn syrup and honey. Prices, production, deliveries, stocks, supply-and-use balances, tariff-rate quota imports and trade hang off that commodity list under one twelve-field row layout across roughly thirty tables.

How far back does the fertilizer data go?

National consumption of nitrogen, phosphate and potash starts with the fertilizer year ending June 30, 1960; plant-nutrient use by crop starts in 1964. Six decades of input history, long enough to predate every modern policy regime you might want to test against.

Do any USDA ERS series stop before the present?

Yes, and we say so up front. Farm prices end with the 2014 survey cycle, wholesale price indexes run through 2018, national consumption through 2015, and the cotton and wheat application panels through 2017 while corn and soybeans reach 2018. Boundary years ship with every delivery so models never lean on a quiet column.