USDA’s Chief Economist Retires
Dr. Joseph Glauber announced his retirement from federal service effective December
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Drought Fails to Stem Rising Values
The Tenth District reported sizeable year-over-year gains with irrigated cropland leading
Arizona Governor Vetoes Takeover Bill
Gov. Jan Brewer refused to sign into law legislation that demanded
USDA Guarantees $1 Billion
On May 22, Agriculture Secretary Sonny Purdue announced the move while
Money for Water
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Low Commodity Prices Push Land Values Down
Corn, soybeans, wheat, cattle, hogs – falling prices mean farm incomes
Arizona Governor Vetoes Takeover Bill
Gov. Jan Brewer refused to sign into law legislation that demanded
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Broward County to Pay $42 Million to Acquire 38-Acre Palm Tree Farm Next to Fort Lauderdale Airport
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