1995-08 PAER: Farmland Values Survey 1995

August 15, 1995

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  • Indiana Land Values Rise Another Seven Percent
  • Ways To Finance and Organize Your Farm Business: How To Choose!
  • Some Think Government Program Cuts Might Drop Land Values Only Modestly
  • State Branding Programs for Indiana Food Products: Consumer and Food Industry Response
  • Issues Facing the U.S. Dairy Industry: 1995 and Beyond
  • Comparing Your Farm’s Labor Performance

Articles in this Publication:

Ways to Finance and Organize Your Farm Business: How to Choose!

Michael Boehlje, Professor

Some Think Government Programs Cuts Might Drop Land Values Only Modestly

H. Atkinson, Professor and Michael Boehlje, Professor

State Branding Programs for Indiana Food Products: Consumer and Food Industry Response

William Schiek, Assistant Professor; Joseph Uhl, Professor; and Daniel Williams II, Graduate Assistant

Issues Facing the U.S. Dairy Industry: 1995 and Beyond

William Schiek, Assistant Professor

Comparing Your Farm’s Labor Performance

Alan Miller, Extension Specialist

1995 Indiana Land Values Rise Another Seven Percent

H. Atkinson, Professor and Kim Cook, Research Associate

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