2017-02 PAER

February 1, 2017

Tweet
Share

Download Full Report (PDF)

2016 Rents For Indiana Pasture Land, Irrigated Farmland, Hay Ground, And On-Farm Grain Storage
Authors: Craig Dobbins, Professor of Agricultural Economics and Kim Cook, Research Associate in Agricultural Economics

Impact Of Depopulation, Changing Customer Preferences And Increased Banking Regulations On Agricultural Banks
ELIZABETH A. YEAGER, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS, KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY AND FREDDIE L. BARNARD, PROFESSOR OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

The New Method For Calculating Assessments Will Reduce Taxes For Farmland Owners
Authors: Larry DeBoer, Professor of Agricultural Economics and Tamara Ogle, Community Development Regional Educator

The Family Business: Differentiation In Fairness By Leadership Type
Anna Josephson, PhD Candidate of Agricultural Economics and Maria I Marshall, Professor of Agricultural Economics

Articles in this Publication:

2016 Rents for Indiana Pasture Land, Irrigated Farmland, Hay Ground, and On-Farm Grain Storage

Authors: Craig Dobbins, Professor of Agricultural Economics and Kim Cook, Research Associate in Agricultural Economics

Impact of Depopulation, Changing Customer Preferences and Increased Banking Regulations on Agricultural Banks

ELIZABETH A. YEAGER, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS, KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY AND FREDDIE L. BARNARD, PROFESSOR OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

The New Method for Calculating Assessments Will Reduce Taxes for Farmland Owners

Authors: Larry DeBoer, Professor of Agricultural Economics and Tamara Ogle, Community Development Regional Educator

The Family Business: Differentiation in Fairness by Leadership Type

Anna Josephson, PhD Candidate of Agricultural Economics and Maria I Marshall, Professor of Agricultural Economics

Download Full Report (PDF)
Go Back to PAER Main Page

Tweet
Share

Latest Articles:

The June 2026 CPI and PPI Reports: The Pipeline Cools Across Every Stage

June 12, 2026

June’s CPI and PPI both cooled, and the cooling reaches all the way back to Stage 1 — consistent with a genuine, if possibly temporary, easing of the energy shock rather than a one-month statistical blip. But most of the movement inside the food basket this month — dairy’s reversal, the citrus and lettuce climate stories, the tomato tariff baseline, Brazil’s coffee cycle, and the beef–pork divergence — traces to category-specific supply and policy dynamics that would be happening with or without the conflict.

READ MORE

El Niño 2026: Converging Pressures on Vegetable Oil Markets

June 12, 2026

A potential record El Niño is now forecast with high model consensus; the spring predictability barrier has been crossed; and we are within the critical agricultural windows for the most exposed crop systems.

READ MORE

The May 2026 CPI and PPI Reports: The Food Price Pipeline Is Loading at Record Rates

June 12, 2026

The May 2026 CPI and PPI data, read together, tell a coherent and analytically arresting story: quiet at the shelf, loading at record rates upstream.

READ MORE
Visit Purdue Ag Econ
Visit PAER Main Page