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Acerage

Understanding Crop Reporting for Your Small-Scale & Urban Operation

Thursday, June 18
12–1 pm

Cost: Free
About the webinar

Get acquainted with a USDA acreage report and sharpen your recordkeeping skills!


Many Farm Service Agency (FSA) programs require a farmer or gardener to file a crop report with the USDA, demonstrating what is grown on your land and its intended uses.


In this webinar, Philadelphia County Executive Director Nina Berryman will share a presentation on what an acreage report is and which FSA programs require one. She’ll help us understand guidelines, terminology, and timelines to ensure a smooth process. Megan Storm of Storm Crow Farm will also share their experience reporting their crops and managing farm records. 


Acreage reporting is all about recordkeeping, so sharpen your pencils and get ready for some spreadsheets and maps! We’ll discuss how to complete an acreage report and walk through examples for small-scale urban farms and gardens. 

About the Storm Crow Farm

Storm Crow Farm is not a traditional farm. Farmer Megan Storm operates a human-scale market garden across three small properties in Chester County, Philadelphia, and New Jersey—or as she likes to say, tomatoes in three places. The farm exists across family backyards, borrowed land, friendships, and shared effort. Built largely with hand tools and collective infrastructure, it is held together less by scale than by relationships, resourcefulness, and a belief in keeping people connected to fresh food and where it comes from.