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Not your father’s farm
District farms are getting smaller and bigger at the same time.
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Farm safety at any speed
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An overview of agricultural policy... past, present, and future
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A fair price for whom?
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Increased Loan Demand and Higher Interest Rates May Benefit Ag Banks
Extreme weather, geopolitical conflicts, supply chain disruptions, and rising interest rates all directly affectU.S. agriculture, which may in turn affect banks that make agricultural loans. Demand for loans from agbanks could rise following events that reduce net farm income or increase banks’ ability to reprice loans,such as supply chain disruptions or higher interest rates. But competition with other banks and nonbankfinancial institutions may offset some of these benefits.
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Less promising... the 1980 outlook for agriculture
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Turning the corner on troubled farm debt
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The 2005 rural economy at a glance
2005 Annual report, Center for the Study of Rural America
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An economic resurgence in the rural economy
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The farm recovery back on track