State farmers have headaches in Pennsylvania
Rising farm real estate taxes and falling land values strain Pennsylvania farmers. Real estate taxes rose about seven percent while land values dropped four percent between March and July. Tax increases track statewide real estate rises, and farm rent estate taxes near 1929 peaks. Farm income for January through July fell about nine percent from the prior year, signaling tighter finances for farmers statewide.
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Three Factors May Bring About Lower Food Prices
News analysis by Sam Dawson outlines three possible pushes toward lower food prices in fall 1948. Tariff cuts under reciprocal trade agreements may reduce costs on some foods, meat prices ease with livestock shipments, and currency devaluations abroad could lower prices for imported staples while shifting world market dynamics.
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