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6 Farm Themes Discussed at Ag Banker Conference – DTN Nov 18, 2021
Agriculture is seeing short-term inflation and supply chain challenges in several ways, but the industry and the overall U.S. economy will continue to be pressured by demographic and technology changes […]
Bankers Upbeat on Farm Income Prospects – DTN Nov 17, 2021
Despite concerns about inflation, agricultural bankers overall are more upbeat about the profitability they are seeing from their loan customers than in the past five years. The ABA and Federal […]
Ag Bankers: Economic Cycles and Advising Farmers When it’s Time to Get Out – DTN Nov 21, 2017
The general mood at the National Agricultural Bankers Conference was still upbeat, thanks to stable farm land values, low interest rates and better livestock prices. But the more than 700 […]
Farmland Values Up; Income and Cash Rents Declined – St. Louis Fed, 1Q 2017 Report May 18, 2017
Farm income declined in the first quarter of 2017 from a year earlier according to the latest survey of agricultural bankers in the Eighth Federal Reserve District. Proportionately more bankers […]
Farm Finances: Ag Credit Market Showing Increasing Risk Jan 6, 2017
This is a presentation summary from the 2016 Illinois Farm Economics Summit (IFES) which occurred December 12-16, 2016. A complete collection of presentations including PowerPoint Slides (PPT) and printable summaries […]
Farm Loans: How Good Are Bankers Predictions of Future Loan Demand? May 5, 2016
Farmers rely on external debt capital to finance their capital base, to conduct marketing and production activities, and to provide a valuable source of liquidity in responding to risks. As […]
Farm Economy Not Looking Up, Bankers Taking Note Jan 13, 2016
The outlook for the agricultural economy has continued to become more pessimistic. Crop prices remained subdued in the second half of 2015 after stable growing conditions led to another year […]
