USDA Provides $13 Million for Organic Program
New Farm Bill funding is available to organic farmers and handlers
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Food for Thought: Hemp
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First Annual Loss in Corn Belt Since 1986
In spite of record production numbers for corn and soybeans, farmland
The Bloom Is Off The Rows
According to the Chicago Fed, farmland values in the bellwether Seventh
Working Farms Fund Seeds A Big City Renaissance
For decades, urban sprawl has been feasting on American farmland. A
Low Prices Plague Wisconsin Farmers
For the third year in a row, the Badger State boasted
Farmland: Bigger is Better in South Dakota
Nationwide, 98 percent of farms are family owned; however, the average
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Farmland Values Stabilize in the Midwest
Farmland values in the Seventh Federal Reserve District were unchanged from
US Farm Trust Closes $300 Million Fund
Institutional investors back privately held REIT. San Antonio-based US Farm Trust
Job Growth in Agriculture Sector Outpaces Graduates
Each year an average of 57,900 job openings are created in
2014 Farmland Deal of the Year
The multistate Proventus Portfolio totaling 13,450 acres in the Midwest, Delta,
Farmland: Bigger is Better in South Dakota
Nationwide, 98 percent of farms are family owned; however, the average
First Annual Loss in Corn Belt Since 1986
In spite of record production numbers for corn and soybeans, farmland
Congress Pondering 1031 Exchange
By David Brown Over the past year, a variety of proposals have
Farmland Partners to Purchase Eight Row-Crop Farms
Farmland Partners Inc. (NYSE: FPI) will acquire 15,042 acres of farmland
USDA Targets Citrus Greening
Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack announced $30 million in funding for
