2003-08 PAER: Farmland Values Survey 2003

August 15, 2003

  • Indiana Farmland Values & Cash Rents Continue to Increase
  • Country of Origin Labeling
  • Investment in Downstream Publicly Traded Firms as a Vertical Integration Strategy to Increase Returns and Reduce Annual Volatility for Pork Producers

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Indiana Farmland Prices Continue to Rise in 2023

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State-wide farmland prices in Indiana once again hit a new record high in 2023. The growth, however, was relatively modest compared to the record high appreciation observed in 2022.

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Trends in Farmland Price to Rent Ratios in Indiana, 2023

August 7, 2023

The P/rent ratio (price per acre divided by cash rent per acre) is substantially higher than historical values. In order to maintain the current high farmland values, cash rents would have to remain relatively high, and interest rates would also have to remain relatively low.

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Cash Rental Rates: USDA-NASS vs. Purdue Survey

August 7, 2023

When setting cash rental rates, farmers and landowners should consider information from both the Purdue survey and USDA-NASS. Inside this article, we compare the findings from both surveys.

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