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Category Archives: Cropland
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Posted in Agricultural Investment, Cropland, Institutional Investment, Land Values
Tagged AgraShares, AgraShares Fund V, Geoffrey Lutz, Illinois Farm and Land Chapter of the Realtors Land Institute, Illinois Society of Professional Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers, Jon Brorson, Mesirow, Mesirow Financial Agriculture Management, Mesirow Financial Agriculture Management Fund V, Michael Fritz, Van Bitner
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Significant rainfall across many key cropping regions is causing crop damage in the Midwest and northern Mid-South. The heavy rains, along with the arrival of the El Niño ocean-atmosphere phenomenon, have helped push up prices of wheat, corn and soybeans … Continue reading
Posted in Cropland, Farm Economy
Tagged Alabama, Beige Book, California, Chicago, cropland, Dallas, drought, El Nino, Federal Reserve, Florida, Georgia, grain prices, Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, Michael Fritz, Mid-South, Midwest, Mississippi, North Carolina, Ohio, Southern Plains, Tennessee
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Agricultural conditions have improved across most regions of the country, except for in California where drought conditions persist, according to the latest Fed Beige Book report. Significant rainfall has eased drought conditions and improved growing conditions in much of the … Continue reading
Posted in Cash Rents, Cropland, Farm Economy, Land Values, Pasture/Ranchland
Tagged Alabama, Atlanta, Beige Book, California, cash rents, Chicago, corn, cotton, crop conditions, crop prices, cropland values, Dallas, drought, farmland values, Federal Reserve, Forida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas City, Louisiana, Michael Fritz, Mid-South, Midwest, Minneapolis, Mississippi, Northern Plains, orange growers, Pacific West, peanuts, rice, Southeast, Southern Plains, soybeans, Tennessee, Texas, Wisconsin
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