An ag real estate professional predicts farmland values will continue downward, following unexpected stability at the end of 2017.
Randy Dickhut with Farmers National says farmland values have been decreasing the last four years, although strong yields this past fall provided a stable area for many parts of the Corn Belt.
“But as we move into 2018, I’m kind of expecting a few more farms come up for sale for financial reasons where that farm operator is under some stress or whatever it might be.
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