The farming sector has enjoyed an agricultural boom for the past decade, but that is showing signs of coming to an end. A plunge in grain prices across the
Thursday, February 26, 2015
High Land Rents Strains in U.S. Farmers
High Land Rents Strains in U.S. Farmers
The farming sector has enjoyed an agricultural boom for the past decade, but that is showing signs of coming to an end. A plunge in grain prices across the
Midwest is pitting landowners and their farmer tenants against one another, Reuters reports. Landowners
are trying to sustain rental incomes against farmer tenants, despite a
drop in revenues, and the farmers are now worried about being able to
make those rental payments. Some farmers are choosing to breach lease
contracts or even reduce how much land they can afford to sow this
spring. If the farm economy continues to show weakness, a growing number, read more.
The farming sector has enjoyed an agricultural boom for the past decade, but that is showing signs of coming to an end. A plunge in grain prices across the
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