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U.S. Farmland Market Outlook for 2024 

Trimble Agriculture

farmland market has remained remarkably resilient for the last several decades—but will it last? As COVID-era funding runs out and input costs continue to rise, farm income is expected to fall 22 percent in 2023. Net Farm Income After a record-breaking high in 2022, net farm income is expected to fall a total of $41.7

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Why Ag Land Values Have Been Strong: 9 Images

Agricultural Economics Insights

The first graph – from U.S.D.A – shows how net farm income has had two periods of very strong farm profitability during the last 20 years. agriculture has experienced the strongest income period since World War II, which is a fundamental reason for higher land prices today. Figure 1 – U.S.

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Free Financial Resources for Farmers with Ag Loans

Trimble Agriculture

According to the latest USDA data, net farm income is forecast to fall 27 percent in 2024. Financial Tools Farmers need reliable data and tools to manage their finances effectively. AgAmerica Newsletter Sign Up Farm and Finance Blog Can’t wait for the newsletter? Click the link below.

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Farm Working Capital Tumbles

Agricultural Economics Insights

net farm incomes – which we broke down here – also updated estimates of farm financial conditions. From the balance sheet, a concerning trend is tumbling working capital across the farm sector. Looking ahead, limited working capital could pose a challenge if income fell sharply.

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A Deep Dive on the Senate’s Farm Bill Proposal: the Rural Prosperity and Food Security Act of 2024

National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition

This new program offers guaranteed loans to finance real estate and infrastructure investments and provide working capital for commercial supply chain development. Businesses, cooperatives, and other eligible entities could apply for a blend of loans and grants to finance their overall projects and offer specific workforce training (Sec.

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