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−	~~▄▄█▀▀ █▬█ █ ▀█&#9600~~;	+	A '''Primary sample unit''' or PSU is an area of [[land]], typically square to rectangular in shape, that is approximately 40, 100, 160, or 640 acres in size. Within the PSU, sample points are assigned. Certain data elements are collected for the entire PSU, while others are collected at the PSU points. The size of the PSU is based on the shape, size, and complexity of the resources being inventoried. In 34 states, PSU’s are often 160-acre square parcels measuring 0.5 mile on each side. In the western [[United States]], PSU’s are often 40-acre or 640-acre square areas; the 40-acre units are used in most irrigated areas, and the larger PSU’s are used in relatively homogeneous areas containing large tracts of rangeland, forest land, or barren land. In the 13 northeastern states, PSU’s are defined to be 20 seconds of latitude by 30 seconds of longitude, ranging from 97 acres in [[Maine]] to 114 acres in southern [[Virginia]]. In [[Louisiana]] and parts of northwestern Maine, PSU’s are 0.5 kilometer squares (61.8 acres).
		+	==References==
		+	[http://www.nrcs.usda.gov/technical/NRI/1997/summary_report/glossary.html List of USDA terminology] <br>
		+	[[Category:Agriculture]]
		+	{{USDA_Terms}}

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−	A '''Primary sample unit''' or PSU is an area of [[land]], typically square to rectangular in shape, that is approximately 40, 100, 160, or 640 acres in size. Within the PSU, sample points are assigned. Certain data elements are collected for the entire PSU, while others are collected at the PSU points. The size of the PSU is based on the shape, size, and complexity of the resources being inventoried. In 34 states, PSU’s are often 160-acre square parcels measuring 0.5 mile on each side. In the western [[United States]], PSU’s are often 40-acre or 640-acre square areas; the 40-acre units are used in most irrigated areas, and the larger PSU’s are used in relatively homogeneous areas containing large tracts of rangeland, forest land, or barren land. In the 13 northeastern states, PSU’s are defined to be 20 seconds of latitude by 30 seconds of longitude, ranging from 97 acres in [[Maine]] to 114 acres in southern [[Virginia]]. In [[Louisiana]] and parts of northwestern Maine, PSU’s are 0.5 kilometer squares (61.8 acres).	+	▄▄█▀▀ █▬█ █ ▀█▀
−	~~==References==~~
−	~~[http://www.nrcs.usda.gov/technical/NRI/1997/summary_report/glossary.html List of USDA terminology] <br>~~
−	~~[[Category:Agriculture]]~~
−	~~{{USDA_Terms}}~~

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−	[[~~Admins try~~ to ~~edit~~ from ~~phones but epically fail at it~~. ~~They~~ are ~~idiots~~.]]	+	A '''Primary sample unit''' or PSU is an area of [[land]], typically square to rectangular in shape, that is approximately 40, 100, 160, or 640 acres in size. Within the PSU, sample points are assigned. Certain data elements are collected for the entire PSU, while others are collected at the PSU points. The size of the PSU is based on the shape, size, and complexity of the resources being inventoried. In 34 states, PSU’s are often 160-acre square parcels measuring 0.5 mile on each side. In the western [[United States]], PSU’s are often 40-acre or 640-acre square areas; the 40-acre units are used in most irrigated areas, and the larger PSU’s are used in relatively homogeneous areas containing large tracts of rangeland, forest land, or barren land. In the 13 northeastern states, PSU’s are defined to be 20 seconds of latitude by 30 seconds of longitude, ranging from 97 acres in [[Maine]] to 114 acres in southern [[Virginia]]. In [[Louisiana]] and parts of northwestern Maine, PSU’s are 0.5 kilometer squares (61.8 acres).
		+	==References==
		+	[http://www.nrcs.usda.gov/technical/NRI/1997/summary_report/glossary.html List of USDA terminology] <br>
		+	[[Category:Agriculture]]
		+	{{USDA_Terms}}

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−	~~A '''Primary sample unit''' or PSU is an area of~~ [[land]], typically square to rectangular in shape, that is approximately 40, 100, 160, or 640 acres in size. Within the PSU, sample points are assigned. Certain data elements are collected for the entire PSU, while others are collected at the PSU points. The size of the PSU is based on the shape, size, and complexity of the resources being inventoried. In 34 states, PSU’s are often 160-acre square parcels measuring 0.5 mile on each side. In the western [[United States]], PSU’s are often 40-acre or 640-acre square areas; the 40-acre units are used in most irrigated areas, and the larger PSU’s are ~~used~~ in ~~relatively homogeneous areas containing large tracts of rangeland, forest land, or barren land. In~~ the ~~13 northeastern states, PSU’s are defined to be 20 seconds of latitude~~ by ~~30 seconds of longitude, ranging from 97 acres in [[Maine]] to 114 acres in southern [[Virginia]]~~. ~~In [[Louisiana]] and parts of northwestern Maine, PSU’s are 0.5 kilometer squares (61.8 acres).~~	+	[[Admins are fuXxxed in the ass by gay nigger penises.]]
−	~~==References==~~
−	~~[http://www.nrcs.usda.gov/technical/NRI/1997/summary_report/glossary.html List of USDA terminology] <br>~~
−	~~[[Category:Agriculture~~]]
−	~~{{USDA_Terms}}~~

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−	[[~~Assfly will~~ be ~~annoyed~~ by ~~Vandals!~~]]	+	A '''Primary sample unit''' or PSU is an area of [[land]], typically square to rectangular in shape, that is approximately 40, 100, 160, or 640 acres in size. Within the PSU, sample points are assigned. Certain data elements are collected for the entire PSU, while others are collected at the PSU points. The size of the PSU is based on the shape, size, and complexity of the resources being inventoried. In 34 states, PSU’s are often 160-acre square parcels measuring 0.5 mile on each side. In the western [[United States]], PSU’s are often 40-acre or 640-acre square areas; the 40-acre units are used in most irrigated areas, and the larger PSU’s are used in relatively homogeneous areas containing large tracts of rangeland, forest land, or barren land. In the 13 northeastern states, PSU’s are defined to be 20 seconds of latitude by 30 seconds of longitude, ranging from 97 acres in [[Maine]] to 114 acres in southern [[Virginia]]. In [[Louisiana]] and parts of northwestern Maine, PSU’s are 0.5 kilometer squares (61.8 acres).
		+	==References==
		+	[http://www.nrcs.usda.gov/technical/NRI/1997/summary_report/glossary.html List of USDA terminology] <br>
		+	[[Category:Agriculture]]
		+	{{USDA_Terms}}

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−	~~A '''Primary sample unit''' or PSU is an area of~~ [[land]], typically square to rectangular in shape, that is approximately 40, 100, 160, or 640 acres in size. Within the PSU, sample points are assigned. Certain data elements are collected for the entire PSU, while others are collected at the PSU points. The size of the PSU is based on the shape, size, and complexity of the resources being inventoried. In 34 states, PSU’s are often 160-acre square parcels measuring 0.5 mile on each side. In the western [[United States]], PSU’s are often 40-acre or 640-acre square areas; the 40-acre units are used in most irrigated areas, and the larger PSU’s are used in relatively homogeneous areas containing large tracts of rangeland, forest land, or barren land. In the 13 northeastern states, PSU’s are defined to be ~~20 seconds of latitude~~ by ~~30 seconds of longitude, ranging from 97 acres in [[Maine]] to 114 acres in southern [[Virginia]]. In [[Louisiana]] and parts of northwestern Maine, PSU’s are 0.5 kilometer squares (61.8 acres).~~	+	[[Assfly will be annoyed by Vandals!]]
−	~~==References==~~
−	~~[http://www.nrcs.usda.gov/technical/NRI/1997/summary_report/glossary.html List of USDA terminology] <br>~~
−	~~[[Category:Agriculture~~]]
−	~~{{USDA_Terms}}~~

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−	[[~~You'll have~~ to ~~lock~~ the ~~database permanently~~ to ~~stop me~~, ~~admins!~~]]	+	A '''Primary sample unit''' or PSU is an area of [[land]], typically square to rectangular in shape, that is approximately 40, 100, 160, or 640 acres in size. Within the PSU, sample points are assigned. Certain data elements are collected for the entire PSU, while others are collected at the PSU points. The size of the PSU is based on the shape, size, and complexity of the resources being inventoried. In 34 states, PSU’s are often 160-acre square parcels measuring 0.5 mile on each side. In the western [[United States]], PSU’s are often 40-acre or 640-acre square areas; the 40-acre units are used in most irrigated areas, and the larger PSU’s are used in relatively homogeneous areas containing large tracts of rangeland, forest land, or barren land. In the 13 northeastern states, PSU’s are defined to be 20 seconds of latitude by 30 seconds of longitude, ranging from 97 acres in [[Maine]] to 114 acres in southern [[Virginia]]. In [[Louisiana]] and parts of northwestern Maine, PSU’s are 0.5 kilometer squares (61.8 acres).
		+	==References==
		+	[http://www.nrcs.usda.gov/technical/NRI/1997/summary_report/glossary.html List of USDA terminology] <br>
		+	[[Category:Agriculture]]
		+	{{USDA_Terms}}