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Tag Archives: Missouri

As Harvest Gets Underway, Signs of Financial Strain Emerge in Key Crop Production Regions

Posted on September 2, 2015 by mfritz

Despite extensive damage to crops from record rainfall earlier this year in the southern Midwest and northern Mid-South and uneven conditions in the Midwest and Lake states, anticipated yields are up for corn and soybeans. Lower farm income forecasts and … Continue reading →

Posted in Farm Economy, Land Values | Tagged Alabama, Beige Book, Colorado, cropland, cropland values, Dallas, drought, Farmland Intelligencer, Federal Reserve, Florida, Georgia, grain prices, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kansas City Fed, Michael Fritz, Mid-South, Midwest, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Southern Plains, Tennessee, Texas | Leave a comment

As Farm Sector Conditions Decline, Bankers Look for Modest Declines in Cropland Values

Posted on March 5, 2015 by mfritz

Agricultural conditions worsened across the U.S. due to weak farm income, persistent drought, and declining exports, according to the latest Fed Beige Book report. Prices for corn and soybeans fell in the Midwest and western and southern Plains. Cropland values … Continue reading →

Posted in Cropland, Farm Economy, Land Values, Pasture/Ranchland | Tagged Atlanta, California, Chicago, citrus greening, corn, cotton, crop conditions, crop prices, cropland values, Dallas, drought, Federal Reserve, Forida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas City, Michael Fritz, Mid-South, Midwest, Minneapolis, Missouri, Northern Plains, orange growers, Pacific West, pasture, Pasture values, peanuts, permanent crops, rental terms, rice, Russian grain exports, south carolina, Southeast, Southern Plains, soybeans, Tennessee, Texas, Texas Panhandle, Virginia, wheat | Leave a comment

Modest Rise in Grain Prices Offer Temporary Support to Land Valuations; Rent Terms Remain Under Pressure

Posted on January 15, 2015 by mfritz

With crop prices broadly lower than a year ago, farmers are focused on minimizing costs in 2015, rather than maximizing output. Growers are purchasing fewer and lower cost inputs. In addition, rental terms for some cropland are under pressure, according … Continue reading →