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Farm spending surges with record incomes
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Nebraska’s job growth accelerates
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Recession catches rural America
As the recession intensified in 2008, rural economies held firm. Through the first half of the year, strong commodity prices supported robust farm incomes and contributed to relatively stronger gains on Main Street. Moreover, the housing correction was less intense than in urban areas, and the financial crisis was less severe than on Wall Street. ; While these factors shielded the rural economy from the worst of the recession, rural America was not immune. The foundations of rural economic strength in 2008--high commodity prices, robust export activity, and rising ethanol demand--were ...
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Commodities underpin rural economic growth
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Nebraska shakes off the summer slowdown
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Will high farmland values hold?
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Less uncertainty about future corn prices highlights liquidity
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Manufacturing nudges Nebraska’s economy forward
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Stronger labor markets spark a spending spree
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A spring rebound in Nebraska's housing market