US EditionCanadian farmland values rise nine per cent, but rate of growth on a downward trend
- Farmland values in Canada rose by 9.3 percent in 2024, as reported by the latest Farmland Values Report from Farm Credit Canada .
- Saskatchewan experienced the largest increase in farmland values at 13.1 percent, while Ontario's values grew by 3.1 percent in 2024.
- Despite farmland appreciation, FCC noted concerns about farmers' affordability due to lower commodity prices and rising operational costs.
- Lower borrowing costs and limited farmland supply contributed to the average price increase nationwide, as noted by FCC.
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We asked grain farmers: What's at stake for you in this trade war?
Ontario grain growers – caught in the crossfire of Canada’s trade war with the United States and China – gathered Tuesday at RBC Place in London for their annual spring meeting.
·Sarnia, Canada
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