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Tag Archives: Pasture values

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 →

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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 →

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High-Quality Cropland Prices Mostly Stable on Big Crop; Weakness in Western Corn Belt

Posted on December 4, 2014 by mfritz

Prices for high-quality cropland remain stable across most regions, despite lower prices for many crops compared to year-ago levels. Crop prices had been falling due to early reports of very strong crop yields and expectations for high yields in regions … Continue reading →