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Farmland values continue to adjust
Sep 28, 2017, 16:01 PM
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The latest Purdue Farmland Survey shows the rate of decline in Indiana farmland values slowed in 2017.
The report says top quality farmland held steady, while average- and poor- quality farmland declined by 2 percent.
Ag Economist Craig Dobbins tells Brownfield although farmland values are showing some stability, most farmers think it’s a temporary lull in the downward trend.
“The crop that was harvested last fall was an abundant crop for many producers,” he says.
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