probably, you might want to check out the penalties before not filling it out.
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=53746
Actually, this Agriculture Survey was authorized by a 1997 law that was enacted to relieve the U.S. Census Bureau from collecting farm data, which had been an expanding part of its mission for several years. The Census Bureau is authorized by the Constitution to simply count the citizens every 10 years in order to maintain balanced congressional representation. Like all bureaucracies, however, mission-creep has transformed the Census Bureau into a national snooping machine.
incrementitis AGAIN, yet the citizens do NOTHING!
Some landowners will simply ignore the questionnaire, pay the $100 fine and consider it to be an expense of keeping the government out of their business. Some folks may try to avoid the fine and maintain their Fourth Amendment rights by responding to each and every question with, "It's none of your damn business," and mailing the form to the USDA by the Jan. 29 deadline.
It is a sad state of affairs when Congress has so little concern for the U.S. Constitution that it allows this kind of abuse by federal agencies. This 2006 Agriculture Survey and the NAIS are but small examples of disrespect for the constitutional rights of all Americans. Congress will change its collective attitude, however, only when required to do so by the voters.
of course this would identify you as someone who needed to have their premises invaded by the federal government, overinspected for compliance to absoulutely everything, with the rationale that you are a threat to society etc.
again, why is the government doing this?
(d) Enforcement.--
(1) Fraud.--A person over 18 years of age who willfully
gives an answer that is false to a question, which is authorized
by the Secretary to be submitted to the person in connection
with a census under this section, shall be fined not more than
$500.
(2) Refusal or neglect to answer questions.--A person over
18 years of age who refuses or willfully neglects to answer a
question, which is authorized by the Secretary to be submitted
to the person in connection with a census under this section,
shall be fined not more than $100.
(3) Social security number.--The failure or refusal of a
person to disclose the person's Social Security number in
response to a request made in connection with any census or
other activity under this section shall not be a violation under
this subsection.
(4) Religious information.--Notwithstanding any other
provision of this section, no person shall be compelled to
disclose information relative to the religious beliefs of the
person or to membership of the person in a religious body.
I'm thinking all pet owners should have to fill out this form!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
this bill is because legislaters have TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO much time on their hands.
i wonder how many govt employees, including elected officials have filled out this form correctly, including the PRESIDENT?
of course clinton must have signed this, as he took away water rights and other property rights from citizens. quick bill, bite your lower lip, stick out your knuckle when you point, my you look handsome while you give away america.
