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Farmland values jump by 22%

U.S. farm incomes could see boost from grain rally – Chicago Fed

By P.J. Huffstutter CHICAGO (Reuters) - The current rally of U.S. grain and oilseed prices could help bolster American farm incomes this year, as Russ.

Survey: Wisconsin farmland worth 10% more than in 2020

MILWAUKEE — A survey of Midwest farm bankers found Wisconsin farmland values are up 10% from the same period in 2020.

Survey: Wisconsin farmland worth 10% more than in 2020

MILWAUKEE (AP) — A survey of Midwest farm bankers found Wisconsin farmland values are up 10% from the same period in 2020. Wisconsin Public Radio reports the rise in land values is driven by strong commodity prices, and demand from non-farm buyers The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago surveyed 151 bankers in their district, which includes Iowa and parts of Wisconsin, Illinois,.

Survey: Wisconsin farmland worth 10% more than last year

Farm appraiser says strong commodity prices, demand from non-farm buyers helping to boost land values.

Survey: Wisconsin farmland worth 10% more than in 2020

A survey of Midwest farm bankers found Wisconsin farmland values are up 10% from the same period in 2020.

Survey: Wisconsin farmland worth 10% more than in 2020

MILWAUKEE (AP) A survey of Midwest farm bankers found Wisconsin farmland values are up 10% from the same period in 2020. Wisconsin Public Radio reports the rise in land values is driven by strong commodity prices, and demand from non-farm buyers

Survey: Wisconsin farmland worth 10% more than in 2020

A survey of Midwest farm bankers found Wisconsin farmland values are up 10% from the same period in 2020.

Indiana Sees Double-Digit Gains in Farmland Values

Food sector poised for revival this year: COEX 2021

ViewApart / iStock / Getty Images Plus The U.S. foodservice industry poised for a revival this year, a Federal Reserve Bank economist told the Chain Operators Exchange 2021 on Monday. Food sector poised for revival this year: COEX 2021 Federal Reserve Bank economist David Oppedahl tells International Foodservice Manufacturers Association gathering that consumers are eating in new ways The U.S. foodservice industry poised for a revival this year, a Federal Reserve Bank economist told the Chain Operators Exchange 2021 on Monday. “This coming year will see a revival in the food sector in particular,” said David Oppedahl, senior business economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, in a presentation at COEX, which is sponsored annually by the International Foodservice Manufacturers Association.