FarmSend landowner list: column guide

Lists
- Local (resident): Owners of land in the property's county whose mailing address is in that county: the mailing county, town or ZIP code matches the county (same state). Owners whose mailing city, state and ZIP are all missing are left out of both lists.
- Absentee: Owners of land in the property's county whose mailing address is outside it: a different state, or a town and ZIP code that are not in the county.
- Adjacent: Owners of parcels whose boundary touches the selected property, or comes within about 40 feet (13 m) of it. Can include parcels across a county line.
- Within miles: Owners with at least one parcel whose center point is within 15 miles (straight line) of the selected property's center (or the point you clicked). Includes neighboring counties.

Columns
- Deed holder
- Mailing address
- City
- State
- ZIP
- Local / absentee: Local = mailing address in the property's county (county, town or ZIP match, same state). Absentee = mailing address outside it.
- Adjacent to subject: Yes if the owner has a parcel whose boundary touches the property or comes within about 40 feet (13 m) of it.
- Distance from subject (mi): Straight-line miles from the property's center to the center of the owner's nearest parcel in the property's county.
- Total acres owned: All acres the owner holds. Nationwide for the largest owners, otherwise this county only (see Total acres scope).
- Total acres scope: Nationwide, Indexed counties, or County only: where Total acres owned was counted.
- Total parcels owned
- Counties with land
- Acres in property county
- Parcels in property county
- Parcel IDs in property county
- Property county
- Property state
- Entity type (from name): Individual, Trust, Company / organization or Government, estimated from the deed holder's name.
- Public / private (from name): Public for government and public bodies, estimated from the name.

One row per mailing address: deed holders who share an address (after standardizing spelling, abbreviations, PO Boxes and ZIP codes) are combined into one row, named for the owner with the most acres plus up to two others joined with "&". Acres, parcels and parcel IDs are the combined totals. Owners without a usable mailing address are left out and not charged.