County-level analysis of current local capacity of agriculture to meet household demand: a dietary requirements perspective

With the goal of informing local food-action planning, this paper develops the first county-level database detailing agrifood consumption and production across 3114 counties in the United States. The database covers 12 070 food items that comprise the entire diet, mapping them to the production dema...

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Agricultural production
Agriculture
agrifood demand
agrifood production
Animal feed
Animal products
Artichokes
Commodities
Demand
Diet
Feeds
Food
Food production
local food capacity
Nuts
subnational food systems
Urban agriculture
US counties
US food system
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