Harvest outcomes and crop prices will likely determine the direction

of land values this fall.

Randy Dickhut, Senior Vice President of Farmers National

Company tells Brownfield the land market has remained relatively stable through

COVID-19.

“Keeping land values steady would be low interest rates and the outlook that those may be that way for a while. There has been some government support and there may be some more, especially as it is an election year, that helps the cash flow of producers.”

But he says this year’s crop remains a wild card coupled

with the challenging ag economy.

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