An ag finance expert says Nebraska farmland values remain stable despite a slowdown in sales. Tim Koch, executive vice president of business development with Farm Credit Services of America, tells Brownfield he expects that to continue in the short term. “None of us know where commodity prices are going. If we go back probably 30 […]
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