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U.S. farm income will continue to be challenged by a confluence of global economic factors – large inventory supplies of grain, the dollar’s continued strength and slowing growth in China – through the remainder of 2015 and at least into 2017, according to the new Quarterly Rural Economic Review from CoBank. With supplies growing at their fastest rate in 40 years, crop prices should stay near their current levels well into 2016, according to the report. Download the report: