May 14, 2025

Indiana Farm Income Outlook Report, Spring 2025

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The Spring 2025 Indiana Farm Income Outlook, published by the Rural and Farm Finance Policy Analysis Center (RaFF),  provides updated projections for Indiana farm profitability through 2026. The report highlights a projected 40% increase in Indiana net farm income in 2025—driven largely by higher government payments—and offers insight into trends in crop and livestock markets, production expenses, and policy impacts. These forecasts aim to support informed decision-making for farmers, agribusinesses, and policymakers.

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