A new USDA report shows that most cropland prices have climbed between three and ten percent in the past year. Paul Schadegg with Farmers National tells Brownfield the market for farmland remains strong. “The surprising thing to me is the stability we continue to see in spite of where commodities might have gone and continue […]
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