Upwind Report

Glyphosate use in Crisp County, Georgia

Estimated farm glyphosate use in Crisp County, Georgia was 244 to 248 pounds per square mile of county land in 2019, higher than 78% of US counties.

Map of Crisp County, Georgia and nearby counties, coloring each county's cropland by estimated farm glyphosate use per square mile of county land in the 2019 high estimate. Darker colors mean more use.

2019 numbers

Per square mile of county land244 to 248lbTop 22% in the US
US
646th of 3,060
Georgia
4th of 159
Per square mile of cropland325 to 331lb

Ranks are by use per square mile of county land, on the 2019 high estimate, among US counties with a value. Counties with the same value share a rank.

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Since 2000

Up from 153 in 2000 to 248 in 2019. Pounds per square mile of county land, high estimate.

Every year's numbers
Glyphosate per square mile of county land by year, in pounds
YearLowHigh
2000149153
2001175180
2002180184
2003193193
2004289289
2005259259
2006232232
2007157162
2008203208
2009209213
2010264264
2011276280
2012280314
2013244244
2014334338
2015257266
2016244244
2017287287
2018347351
2019244248
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About these numbers

The main number is the county's estimated farm glyphosate use for the year divided by all of its land, water left out. A county with a little farmland can use a lot per square mile of cropland and still have far less in total than a county with more farmland, so the whole-county number is the one the map colors, ranks and compares.

These are county estimates, not records. They don't show which fields were sprayed or how much any one field got.

USGS makes a low and a high estimate, which fill in use that farms didn't report in different ways.

Per square mile of cropland is the same total spread evenly over the county's cropland only, so it's higher than the whole-county number wherever only part of Crisp County, Georgia is farmland.

Numbers are in pounds per square mile. The source gives kilograms per square kilometer, and 1 kg per km² is about 5.7 pounds per square mile.

Source: Hengl & Brungard from USGS county estimates, 2000–2019 (CC BY 4.0). Land area: US Census Bureau, 2020.

This page shows estimated farm use only. It says nothing about health and is not medical advice.