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Note: The charts in this article were taken from physical copy scans – as the original documents no longer exist. These versions are very blurry – we apologize in advance for the quality. The annual Purdue land values survey indicates that cropland values declined sharply from last December to June 1985 and were substantially lower…
Read MoreNote: The charts in this article were taken from physical copy scans – as the original documents no longer exist. These versions are very blurry – we apologize in advance for the quality. Stock and commodity traders sometimes use the term “up-tick” to describe a small price increase. Rather than a turnaround in land values…
Read MoreNote: The charts in this article were taken from physical copy scans – as the original documents no longer exist. These versions are very blurry – we apologize in advance for the quality. The annual Purdue land values survey shows that Indiana land values on a statewide basis peaked in June 1981. From then until…
Read MoreNote: The charts in this article were taken from physical copy scans – as the original documents no longer exist. These versions are very blurry – we apologize in advance for the quality. The title of this article will not surprise most people concerned with Indiana agriculture. The fact that land values were declining became…
Read MoreNote: The charts in this article were taken from physical copy scans – as the original documents no longer exist. These versions are very blurry – we apologize in advance for the quality. If someone were needing data to support the idea that farming is a risky business, the events of the past year would…
Read MoreNote: The charts in this article were taken from physical copy scans – as the original documents no longer exist. These versions are very blurry – we apologize in advance for the quality. This year began for Indiana farm people with the economically disturbing news of the Russian grain embargo. Farm costs rose, interest rates…
Read MoreNote: The charts in this article were taken from physical copy scans – as the original documents no longer exist. These versions are very blurry – we apologize in advance for the quality. The 1979 Land Values Survey was made possible by the cooperation of 210 persons who are knowledgeable about land values and cash…
Read MoreWould-be land buyers who were ready to take the plunge at a IO percent lower price had their chance in the central and northern parts of the state about a year ago. But the drop in land prices was accompanied by, no doubt caused by, lower grain prices. With corn at S 1.50 to $…
Read MoreFarm land prices increased at record rates last fall and winter. The USDA reported a state average increase of 32 per cent for the year ending February 1, 1977. The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago reported a 37 per cent state-wide increase for the year ending April 1 with the central part of the state…
Read MoreFor the fourth consecutive year, Indiana farm real estate values have increased sharply. This is according to estimates of 12.5 farm managers, lenders, appraisers and broken who were involved last year in about 2,500 loans and contracts, 200 farm sales and nearly 3,000 appraisals. Respondents reported estimates of per acre values of top, average and…
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