An average US farmer feeds about 155 people besides themselves. This is based on data from the United States Department of Agriculture, which shows that each farmer produces enough food to feed that many individuals annually.
One US farmer can feed about 129 people! AMAZING!
The average farmer feeds approximately 155 people per year, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. This figure can vary significantly based on the type of farming, the crops produced, and regional agricultural practices. Advances in technology and farming techniques have enabled farmers to increase their productivity and efficiency, allowing them to feed more people than in the past.
On average, one American farmer feeds about 166 people globally per year. This is made possible due to advancements in agricultural technology and farming practices that have significantly increased yields and efficiency.
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According to a recent study, each American farmer feeds approximately 155 people. American consumers spend an average of over 500 billion dollars per year on farm grown food.
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In the 1960's a US farmer was feeding around 90 people. Today in 2011 it is around 155.
It depends on the size and how lean the cow or "cow" is. Assuming you are referring to an average market steer, which averages around 1250 lbs, the ideal percentage yield is less than 58%. If you get an average carcass weight of 700 lbs or more from that steer, and everyone eats an 8 oz. portion, it could feed an estimated 1400 people for certain.
The number is always changing as conditions change. According to the American Farm Bureau Federation in 2009 the US farmer produces food and fiber for 155 people.