A new study from Ohio State University indicates a shift is occurring in the farmland market. Professor emeritus Carl Zulauf says U.S. land values have started to outpace the rise in rental rates. “After about 25-year period of fairly stable agricultural cropland, it began to suddenly increase,” he says. “We may be hitting a peak now, but […]
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