An ag economist says more than half of U.S. farmers surveyed for the last Ag Economy Barometer say they plan to use ad-hoc assistance to pay off debt. Purdue University’s Jim Mintert tells Brownfield, “I think they still recognize this is a challenging financial environment, so they want to make sure they’re going to enter next year with […]
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The new chairman of the National Milk Producers Federation says having a stable and secure workforce is one of the top
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The business development manager with LSI Equipment Leasing says some farmers are helping their cash flow through equipment sale-leaseback programs. Reed
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The CEO of Missouri-based Premier Farm Realty Group says the land market in the nine Midwestern states the company covers is
