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Agri View: What Impacts Farmland Value

Dan June 13, 2017 Agri View

Everett Griner talks about the different things that have an impact on farmland value in today’s Agri View.       Buying farmland is a little tricky. If one is looking for the best price, it may take a little time. That is because land prices follow market levels. When commodity prices are high, land values go up. And just …

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