Journal Article
Mapping Stress in Agricultural Lending
Cowley, Cortney (2018-07)
Repayment rates for farm loans have declined every quarter since the second quarter of 2013, suggesting heightened stress in agricultural lending. If repayment rates continue to decline?and the outlook for the agricultural sector remains downbeat?agricultural banks could become less able to lend to creditworthy farm borrowers. Thus, declining repayment rates could lead to adverse outcomes for agricultural banks, farmers, and the rural economies they serve. {{p}} Cortney Cowley uses data from the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City?s Ag Credit Survey to model and map areas with the highest ...
Economic Review , Issue Q III , Pages 27-51

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The “Normal” Normal: Supply and Demand Drivers over the Next 10 Years : Agricultural Symposium 2019
Meyer, Seth (2019-07-01)
A growing population, evolving food and fuel consumption, and trade with China and other parts of the world will all influence U.S. agriculture over the next decade.
Economic Review , Issue Special Issue 2019 , Pages 27-49

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Agricultural Cycles and Implications for the Near Term: Agricultural Symposium 2019
Katchova, Ani L. (2019-07)
While several indicators suggest that a repeat of the 1980s farm crisis is unlikely, the length of the current agricultural downturn may take a toll.
Economic Review , Issue Special Issue 2019 , Pages 5-25

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Transitioning to the Long Term : Agricultural Symposium 2019
Gunderson, Michael A. (2019-07-01)
To be successful in the future, agricultural producers will need to take leadership as production conditions, the climate, and technologies evolve.
Economic Review , Issue Special Issue 2019 , Pages 85-101