FARM USE 1979-
Used on farm vehicles which only travel on public roads for "short distances".
1979 BASEF-G10A - FN-99Z
Around 1981, the blue (1979) base plates started being issued, the numbering stayed in the same series.
After switching between FA-00A and F-A00A a few times, the separator finally wound up after the 2-letter prefix.
1979Paul Bagnarol
1979
1979
1982
c.1983
1987
1995
1984
1985/90
1986
1985
1985
1988
1987
c.1990
c.1991STICKERED TO 2004
c.1992STICKERED TO 2000
1992 BASEFA10000 - FA13???
FP-10A - FS-99Z
Starting in 1992, 7-digit Farm Use plates were in use for a few years.
1992
1992SEEN IN USE 2015
2010/2011flickr
2002
1997Joe Wasielewski
1998
1999Lee Madigan
2000
1998
After the 7-digit plates were discontinued, the FA-00A series resumed - possibly in 2000 ?
c.2000
STICKERED 2002
c.2001flickr
c.2002Mike Wiener
2002/2003
2003
2004
2005
AGRICULTURE
Mike Wiener
The sample plate below was issued on the Avery base. The numbering sequence was never used, and I don't think any regular-issue plates were ever produced on the Avery base.
c.2002
3M2 BASEFT-10A - FW-99Z
GA-10A -
2006
2007
c.2008Jeff Fazekas
2008/2009
2010
2011Lee Madigan
c.2012
It appears that the FX, FY, and FZ series were skipped.
The next series started at GA-10A, dropping the "F" prefix for farm, but retaining the 5-digit AA-00A format.
c.2018Colin Schaefer
c.2018Bill Southwick
c.2021Colin Schaefer
No flat Farm Use plates have been seen yet.
