Bankers See Choppy Tides for Farmers

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Bankers See Choppy Tides for Farmers Progressive Farmer Powered by DTN By: Chris Clayton, DTN Ag Policy Editor OKLAHOMA CITY (DTN) — Agricultural bankers are a little less concerned about inflation this year but are more uneasy about farmers’ liquidity and income. A primary concern for agricultural lenders this year is to ensure their farmer… Read more »

ABA, Farmer Mac survey finds rising concern about liquidity, farm income

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ABA, Farmer Mac survey finds rising concern about liquidity, farm income ABA Banking Journal Liquidity has become the primary concern among agricultural lenders for their producer customers, followed closely by farm income levels, according to the 2023 Agricultural Lender Survey by ABA and Farmer Mac released today during the ABA Agricultural Bankers Conference in Oklahoma… Read more »

AgFax: Liquidity, Farm Income Top Ag Lender Concerns For Producers In 2023

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Liquidity, Farm Income Top Ag Lender Concerns For Producers In 2023 AgFax Oklahoma City — Liquidity has become the primary concern among agricultural lenders for their producer customers followed closely by farm income levels, according to the 2023 Agricultural Lender Survey report produced jointly by the American Bankers Association and the Federal Agricultural Mortgage Corporation,… Read more »

A Farm Bill in 2025?

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A Farm Bill in 2025? Red River Farm Network The Ag Economists’ Monthly Monitor released a survey of more than 60 economists that concentrated on the farm economy. The survey indicated that the majority of economists surveyed think the Farm Bill won’t get completed until 2025. “The general consensus is that we’re unlikely to see… Read more »

Hot Dish: Double Whammy: Interest Rates and Extreme Weather Threaten Rural America

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Double Whammy: Interest Rates and Extreme Weather Threaten Rural America One Country Hot Dish By Heidi Heitkamp and Joel Heitkamp Rural farmers are facing a slew of challenges. Ongoing interest rate hikes are placing further financial pressure on farmers as the cost of lending increases. And prices aren’t the only thing rising in rural America…. Read more »

The Ag Economy Is Healthy, And That’s One Reason Economists Think It Could Be 2025 Before We See A New Farm Bill

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The Ag Economy Is Healthy, And That’s One Reason Economists Think It Could Be 2025 Before We See A New Farm Bill AgWeb By Tyne Morgan In the October Ag Economists’ Monthly Monitor, economists were a touch more optimistic about the ag economy picture for next year, while their thoughts around current economic conditions compared… Read more »

Factors influencing farmland prices

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Factors influencing farmland prices Successful Farming By: Cassidy Walter Experts say farmland values are likely headed for a plateau but plenty of wildcards are still in play. PHOTO: KATIV, GETTY IMAGES Headlines boasting record-breaking farmland sales and surging values gave voice to the excitement in the market last year while land prices climbed. As 2023… Read more »