Creighton University's survey finds bankers remain pessimistic on economic outlook.
The Rural Mainstreet Index finds loan volumes up on increased input costs.
Quarterly surveys from Federal Reserve Banks confirm strong gains in farmland values.
Iowa State University survey pegs statewide average cash rent at $256 per acre.
A survey of land pros find Iowa cropland values soared 33% higher versus year earlier.
Annual survey find 16% gain in Nebraska farmland values
Annual ISPFMRA survey finds Excellent-quality farmland soaring 26%.
Monthly rural banker survey finds plenty of positives but worries about input costs.
Kansas City Fed finds new highs posted in Central Plains farmland values.
Quarterly survey in ag bankers in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Wisconsin finds strong gains the farmland values.
The Rural Mainstreet Index is above growth neutral for the 14th straight month.
The quarterly survey conducted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas finds strong gains in Texas ranch and cropland.
Farmers National Company reports farmland values surged in the last half of 2020.
Creighton University's RMI shows strong rural economy
Annual ISU survey finds an average acre of Iowa farmland rocketed 29% in 2021.
Sixteen auctions in a month saw new records posted in price per productivity index point.
Monthly banker survey finds strong farmland values
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago notes strong farm incomes have translated into an 18% jump in farmland values.
Third quarter bank survey finds rocketing land values, banker optimism
Monthly survey finds bankers turning pessimistic for 2022.
Quarterly Fed Bank survey finds strong demand for rural land.
The semi-annual survey of Iowa land professionals finds strong gains in values for all types of farmland.
80% of rural bankers in 10-state region say elimination of step-basis will have negative impact on mainstreet economies.
Survey finds impressive gains in Illinois farmland values for all classes of farmland
Rural Mainstreet Index finds ninth consecutive month of above growth neutral reading on rural economies.
Farmland values are soaring. Now the Federal Reserve Banks of Chicago, Minneapolis and Kansas City are putting numbers on the annual gains.
USDA's finds U.S. cropland values reach new high.
Annual June survey finds Indiana farmland values exceed old highs set in 2014.
Monthly economic condition survey finds continuing strong growth in rural areas of the Midwest.
Quarterly survey of ag bankers finds optimism across Texas.
Nearly half of rural bankers report their local economy grew in May to June.
Farmers National notes strong gains in farmland values since Jan. 1.
