An agricultural land expert says land rents for 2026 are stable. Colton Lacina with Farmers National Company says his firm manages annual leases on five thousand farms across twenty-nine states, and the price of renting cropland isn’t moving much. “This year so far, we’ve negotiated about a third of those leases to date, and the […]
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