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American Community Survey 2020–2024 five-year estimates for the town (place 1836306), Missouri Census Data Center profile rendering, read whole; the banked land-use record of the frame pass; the unexecuted land-cover runs recorded in the pass note
No part of the town is farmed today, at every strength the record reaches. The federal survey's current rendering for the town counts its 45 employed residents with none in a farming, fishing or forestry occupation and none in the agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting industry — the same zero the banks and businesses tests return for every other trade. The physical record agrees: the survey counts the town's housing as 44 units, every one a detached single-family house (an estimate, printed as one in the economic-course fragment), and the banked decennial record counts 63 houses on seven streets across the whole 0.092-square-mile polygon — there is no field, pasture, orchard block or farmstead inside the line for a remnant to stand on. The limit prints with the result: the direct land-cover extraction (the national land-cover and cropland layers clipped to the town's bounds) is an interactive-tool run that stands unexecuted with its parameters in the pass note, so the zero is proven at the survey, directory and housing-record strengths actually executed — not at parcel-survey strength, and not printed as though it were.