2000-09 PAER: Farmland Values Survey 2000

September 15, 2000

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  • Indiana Land Values Rise
  • Too Good To Last? The Outlook for the U.S. Economy in 2001
  • Electricity Deregulation in Indiana
  • Legal Points for Indiana Farmland Leases
  • Producers’ Adjustments to “Freedom to Farm”

Articles in this Publication:

Too Good To Last? The Outlook for the U.S. Economy in 2001

Larry DeBoer, Professor

Electricity Deregulation in Indiana

Adair Morse, Ph.D. Candidate and Zuwei Yu, Ph.D., State Utility Forecast Group*

Legal Points for Indiana Farmland Leases

Points for Indiana Farmland Leases Gerald A. Harrison, Extension Economist

Producersʼ Adjustments to “Freedom to Farm”

George F. Patrick, Professor and Kurt Collins, Graduate Research Assistant*

2000 Indiana Land Values Rise

Craig L. Dobbins, Professor and Kim Cook, Research Associate

Early 21st Century Farm Management on Display

H. Doster, Extension Economist

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