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Latest on land rents

Jeff Caldwell Jeff Caldwell 09/14/2012 @ 3:29pm Multimedia Editor for Agriculture.com and Successful Farming magazine.

Recent data shows the climb in cash rent levels paid by farmers will likely slow in the next year in the heart of the Corn Belt. The numbers come after a summer when speculation grew about how this year's drought may influence not just rent levels, but also land values in general, in the next year, especially if the moisture deficit in corn and soybean country continues.

Cash land rent climb mellowing in Illinois

  

Farmland keeps climbing despite drought

 

Farmland value gains slow -- Fed

Falling land values? Watch interest rates

  

Flexible cash rent + indemnity payments = ?

  

Drought levels off land values, incomes
     
         
         

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