Recently added articles from The Kiplinger Agriculture Letter:
Dear client.
Sep 12, 2008 ... As farmers assess their 2008 output ... It's clear the year will be another winner, reaping a record net cash income of over $100 billion, thanks to bumper crops and strong livestock sales. That's 50% better than the 10-year average, with most of the increase going to crop ...
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Aug 29, 2008 ... Dear Client: With the farm bill putting a cap on CRP, Conservation Reserve Program, in coming years ... And farm rents trumping CRP payments ... Program acreage will fall 30% by 2012 from a peak of 36.8 million acres in the fall of 2007. The 2008 farm bill ...
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Aug 15, 2008 ... Dear Client: Will farmland values keep rising? You bet. Driven by soaring receipts for corn and other crops, U.S. cropland values overall will jump 10% next year, following average increases of 12% a year since 2003. REAL ESTATE Raking in the highest ...
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Aug 01, 2008; ... Dear Client: Nearly as eye-popping as ag market prices ... Are the costs of raising crops and livestock. Both will be in the stratosphere in 2009. [BUSINESS COSTS] Farm cash receipts will keep rolling in ... likely topping $190 billion for crops next year, ...
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Jul 18, 2008 ... As global acceptance of ag biotech grows ... Genetic tweaking is going like gangbusters in research centers worldwide, unveiling new crops with better yields, disease resistance and nutrition. Breakthroughs will help ease food shortages as well as produce more fodder ...