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Cautious optimism: Sunnier outlook is not yet reflected in expanded capital investment plans (opens the original)
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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. â More farmers now say they expect their financial situation to improve over the next year than say they expect it to worsen â but there is a catch. Improving financial expectations have not yet translated into stronger capital investment, said Michael Langemeier, agricultural economics professor and director of the Center for Commercial Agriculture at Purdue University. âFor the first time in more than a year, more farmers say they expect their farm to be in better fi
Cautious optimism: Sunnier outlook is not yet reflected in expanded capital investment plans (opens the original)
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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. â More farmers now say they expect their financial situation to improve over the next year than say they expect it to worsen â but there is a catch. Improving financial expectations have not yet translated into stronger capital investment, said Michael Langemeier, agricultural economics professor and director of the Center for Commercial Agriculture at Purdue University. âFor the first time in more than a year, more farmers say they expect their farm to be in better fi
Selling strategy: Moving into new crop year, early basis signals will be important to watch (opens the original)
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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. â Corn basis weakened across much of the eastern Corn Belt in August, but soybean basis told a very different story. âOver the past month, corn basis to September futures fell by as much as 27 cents per bushel across the eastern Corn Belt, with gains limited to just 5 cents,â said Josh Strine, postdoctoral research assistant and agricultural economist at the Center for Commercial Agriculture at Purdue University. âSoybean basis movement was more variable. Losses reac
Selling strategy: Moving into new crop year, early basis signals will be important to watch (opens the original)
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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. â Corn basis weakened across much of the eastern Corn Belt in August, but soybean basis told a very different story. âOver the past month, corn basis to September futures fell by as much as 27 cents per bushel across the eastern Corn Belt, with gains limited to just 5 cents,â said Josh Strine, postdoctoral research assistant and agricultural economist at the Center for Commercial Agriculture at Purdue University. âSoybean basis movement was more variable. Losses reac
Economic Pulse: Farmland values hit record as cash rents stay sticky (opens the original)
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Farmland values hit all-time highs this year â even as the rate of increase has slowed. According to the latest Land Values Summary released by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, average farm real estate values rose 3.4% to $4,500 per acre in 2026, marking a sixth consecutive annual increase. This new report is notable not simply because farmland values reached another record, but because the sharp post-2020 increase is proving durable. Farm real estate values are now nearly 44% higher than i
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