Pressure on farmland to rise in 1980s says Purdue economist
Purdue University agr icultural economist Marshall A. Martin warns the 1980s will see heightened pressure on agricultural land driven by export demand, energy alcohol use, pollution concerns, and water competition in the West. He notes productivity has grown while cropland use remains steady, with policy decisions shaping land use and prices.
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