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Protected: Farmland values and agricultural sector likely to continue to trend down in 2017

Posted on March 6, 2017 by mfritz

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Posted in Cash Rents, Farm Economy, Land Values | Tagged Ag Credit Survey, Agricultural Finance Monitor, agricultural land values, Agricultural Survey, Alabama, Barley, Beige Book, cash rents, Chicago Fed, Commodity Prices, cropland, Dallas Fed, farmland, Farmland Intelligencer, farmland values, Federal Reserve, Forida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, irrigated land values, Kansas City Fed, Louisiana, Michael Fritz, Michigan, Mid-South, Midwest, Minneapolis Fed, Texas, Wisconsin | Enter your password to view comments.

As Production Outpaces Demand, Ag Sector Outlook Grows Pessimistic

Posted on January 13, 2016 by mfritz

Federal Reserve bank districts report that agricultural sectors have weakened overall since November, and that farm incomes are stressed. Flooding and drought in various regions are aggravating the effects of already low and falling prices for farm commodities, caused in … Continue reading →

Posted in Farm Economy | Tagged Alabama, Beige Book, cane sugar, Commodity Prices, crop prices, Dallas, drought, farm income, Farmland Intelligencer, Federal Reserve, Florida, Florida orange forecast, Georgia, Kansas City Fed, Louisiana, Michael Fritz, Midwest, North Carolina, south carolina, strong dollar, sugar beet growers, Virginia | Leave a comment

Amid the Weaker Farm Economy, Farmland Values of all Types are Expected to Decline

Posted on December 3, 2015 by mfritz

Rainfall helped alleviate drought conditions in the Atlanta and Dallas Districts in recent weeks, while in the Richmond and St. Louis Districts crops suffered from too much moisture. In the Atlanta District, heavy showers eased drought conditions although soybean, cotton … Continue reading →