Farmers surveyed in the latest Ag Economy Barometer are more optimistic about their farm’s financial performance than they were in the spring.
Jim Mintert is the director of the Purdue Center for Commercial Agriculture.
“We’re far enough into the year in 2022 that people are starting to look at where they’re at with yields and prices and that’s why they feel better about things than they did back in May and June,” he says.
