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Farmland values rise in Wisconsin outpace peers
Wisconsin farmland surged 19 percent in the year to April 3, led the upper Midwest as prices climbed while Illinois slipped two percent. The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago survey of 600 bankers cited higher commodity prices and fewer sales as factors. Farmers accounted for about 80 percent of land sales, with nonfarm buyers at roughly 14 percent.
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