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Agricultural economists say Kentuckys farm sector is on pace to achieve record-setting cash receipts. Thats despite a turbulent year marked by surging inflation and extreme weather. Statewide farm cash receipts

Despite high inflation and extreme weather trends, Kentucky agriculture is on pace to achieve record-setting cash receipts.

University of Kentucky agricultural economists are predicting the state's 2021 agricultural receipts will exceed $6.7 billion. If realized, this will ...

University of Kentucky agricultural economists are predicting the state's 2021 agricultural receipts will exceed $6.7 billion. If realized, this will ...

University of Kentucky agricultural economists are predicting the state’s 2021 agricultural receipts will exceed $6.7 billion. If realized, this will be a new record, surpassing the previous record of $6.5

Economists in the UK College of Agriculture, Food and Environment shared their predictions for the Kentucky agriculture and forest economies during the annual Kentucky Farm Bureau meeting.  University of Kentucky agricultural economists are predicting the state’s 2021 agricultural receipts will exceed $6.7 billion. If realized, this will be a new record, surpassing the previous record of $6.5 billion in 2014 and the $5.5 billion average over the past five years. They expect net farm income to...

Economists in the UK College of Agriculture, Food and Environment shared their predictions for the Kentucky agriculture and forest economies during the annual Kentucky Farm Bureau meeting.  University of Kentucky agricultural economists are predicting the state’s 2021 agricultural receipts will exceed $6.7 billion. If realized, this will be a new record, surpassing the previous record of $6.5 billion in 2014 and the $5.5 billion average over the past five years. They expect net farm income to...

University economists say Kentucky agriculture appears poised to reap record-setting cash receipts this year. The University of Kentucky ag economists said

Lexington — Land prices have steadily risen across the Bluegrass state for much of the past decade. As a result, renting farmland has become a more attractive option than buying

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