Program payments and a rise in net farm income could help support 2026 farmland market

A closer look the farmland market for 2026. Randy Dickhut with Agricultural Economic Insights says cash rents have remained stable, but are expected to decline in 2026. “They could go down five, ten, fifteen, to twenty dollars an acre depending on the level of competition in the market,” he says. He tells Brownfield the projected […]

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