/PRNewswire/ The land market momentum that began in late 2021 accelerated into 2022 and was driven by competition for high quality cropland; it resulted in.
Most US farmers depend on short-term, variable-rate loans they take out after fall harvest and before spring planting to pay for everything from seeds and fertiliser to livestock and machinery. Now, producers are wrestling with how to pay for that debt as interest rates rise headed into the next planting season.