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Tag Archives: Idaho
Despite late planting in many areas, most fall crops are in good or better condition than last month, and expectations of strong production this year continue to weigh on crop prices. With the correlation of land values to crop prices … Continue reading
Posted in Cropland, Farm Economy, Land Values
Tagged Alabama, Arkansas, California, Chicago, corn, cotton, crop prices, Dallas, drought, Farm Economy, Federal Reserve, Forida, Georgia, Idaho, Kansas, Louisiana, Michael Fritz, Midwest, Mississippi, Oklahoma, pasture, permanent crops, Richmond, San Francisco, soybean, Tennessee, Texas, water, wheat, yield
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Drought conditions are causing problems in the Southern Plains and Pacific West, and, to a lesser extent, in the Midwest, according to Federal Reserve System contacts. Dry weather, particularly in California and Arizona, has prompted farmers to trim crop plantings … Continue reading
Posted in Farm Economy
Tagged Alabama, Arizona, California, Central Valley, Commodity Prices, corn, cotton, cropland values, drought, Farm Economy, Federal Reserve, Florida panhandle, Forida, Georgia, grazing land, Idaho, Iowa, Michael Fritz, Michigan, Midwest, Northern Plains, pasture, Southeast, soybeans, Texas, Texas Panhandle, wheat, Wisconsin
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