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Falling prices could squeeze farmers, MU report warns

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U.S. farm income is falling from record highs as low commodity prices, trade headwinds and higher costs squeeze profits. Net farm income nationally is expected to be about $118.2 billion this year, down from a record of about $162 billion in 2022. Missouri is losing farmers and farmland faster than the national average.

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Columbia Missourian

Falling prices could squeeze farmers, MU report warns

Annual outlook from the Food & Agricultural Policy Research Institute anticipates declining farm income, higher costs for producers.

1 month ago·Calhoun, United States

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Joplin Globe

University of Missouri report warns falling prices could squeeze farmers

U.S. farm income is falling from record highs as low commodity prices, trade headwinds and higher costs squeeze profits, according to a new report from the University of Missouri.

1 month ago

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Missouri Independent

University of Missouri report warns falling prices could squeeze farmers

U.S. farm income is falling from record highs as low commodity prices, trade headwinds and higher costs squeeze profits, according to a new report from the University of Missouri. The

1 month ago

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