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Farm Debt Declines Further and Credit Stress Eases
Farm Debt Declines Further and Credit Stress Eases
Farm Debt Declines Further and Credit Stress Eases
Agricultural debt at commercial banks continued to decline in the first quarter of 2021, and farm loan performance improved. Last week, the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank released the data that shows both real estate and production loans decreased, reducing farm debt by more than 5% from a year ago ...
Farm Credit Conditions Show Additional Strength
Farm Credit Conditions Show Additional Strength
Farm Credit Conditions Show Additional Strength
Agricultural credit conditions in the Tenth District of the Federal Reserve continued to strengthen in the first quarter of 2021. After a sharp rebound at the end of 2020, conditions in the broad agricultural economy continued to improve alongside additional increases in crop prices ...
Farm Lending Pullback Continues
Farm Lending Pullback Continues
Farm Lending Pullback Continues
Agricultural debt at commercial banks eased further at the end of 2020, and loan repayment problems moderated slightly. According to the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank, general improvement in the farm economy likely drove the pullback in farm lending activity and strengthened credit conditions ...
Railroads Combine to Form First “USMCA Rail Network”
Railroads Combine to Form First “USMCA Rail Network”
Railroads Combine to Form First “USMCA Rail Network”
Canadian Pacific Railway and Kansas City Southern have come together in a merger agreement worth approximately $29 billion. The transaction has the unanimous support of both boards of directors. Following final approval from the U.S. Surface Transportation Board, the transaction will form two railroads that create the first rail network connecting the U ...
Ag Credit Survey: Farm Economy Rebounds Sharply
Ag Credit Survey: Farm Economy Rebounds Sharply
Ag Credit Survey: Farm Economy Rebounds Sharply
The agriculture economy rebounded in the fourth quarter of 2020, according to the latest Ag Credit Survey from the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank. The average price of grains increased more than 20% from the previous quarter and reached six-year highs in December ...
USDA: 2021 Wheat Acreage Up
USDA: 2021 Wheat Acreage Up
USDA: 2021 Wheat Acreage Up
For the past couple of years, the USDA has reported fewer and fewer wheat acres planted nationwide. Much of the reduction is blamed on low wheat prices. In 2020 all-wheat acreage hit 44.3 million acres, the lowest on record in over 100 years ...

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