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Farmland prices up in Corn Belt, mixed in California

06/23/21 6:22 AM By Annie Deckey

Farmland values in parts of the U.S. are on the rise as commodity prices and government payments spur buyers in the Corn Belt while water access fuels the market in California's drought-stricken Central Valley.

Near record levels of farm and ranch land on the market

10/05/20 5:09 PM By Sara Wyant

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Hundreds of farmers and ranchers who were thinking about selling land earlier this year seemed to pull back as COVID-19 cases spread across the country – creating a great deal of economic uncertainty. But now they are back.

Big changes ahead in land ownership and farm operators?

02/05/19 12:41 PM By Ed Maixner and Sara Wyant

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Dig into U.S. farmland tenure to see what’s happening and what’s likely for the future, and Carson Futch’s 87-year-old dad, Alvin, is very typical.

Farmland values steady but uncertainty remains

01/16/19 6:06 AM By Hannah Pagel

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Farmland values are expected to remain stable in 2019, despite uncertainty caused by lower commodity prices and farm incomes over the past five years, Farmers National said after looking at recent trends in its 28-state service area.

Farmland owners hold tight amid market uncertainty

07/25/18 6:45 AM By Sandra Cowherd

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For agricultural real estate, the value of the land is closely related to the price tag of commodities that can be produced there.

Next 6 months will tell the tale on land values, Farmers National says

02/01/18 2:00 PM By Daniel Enoch

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So which way are land values heading? Farmers National Company says there are both positive and negative factors at work that are affecting the market, and the next six months will tell the tale.

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Agri-Pulse Newsmakers: Dan Newhouse on ag labor reform, farmer leaders Amy France & Scott Metzger

The Securing Agriculture’s Workforce Act was recently unveiled in the House. Longtime ag labor reform champion Rep. Dan Newhouse outlines how a closed border could generate broad Congressional support for the bill. Plus, National Sorghum Producers Chairwoman Amy France and American Soybean Association President Scott Metzger discusses the top issues for their commodities during recent meetings in Washington.

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