Land buying by nonfarmers rises as farm land proves steady
Washington AP reports Agriculture Department figures show nonfarmers increasing their land purchases, though farm land yields average 8.3 percent annual growth since 1950. Land value rises tempt investors despite higher stock market gains, with about one third of recent year land buyers nonfarmers.
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Soybeans More Profitable, Corn Crop Drop Likely
Dan Medillister of the American Soybean Association told North Central Week Control Conference that 1968 soybean profits outpaced corn, signaling possible 1969 acreage shifts. He warned of a 1.2 billion bushel soybean carryover by next September and discussed measures to create new uses and markets domestically and abroad.
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