Farmland values rise slowly in Wisconsin study says
Two studies released last week show Wisconsin farmland values increased at a slower pace than surrounding states. Wisconsin and Indiana posted just 1 percent gains in the first quarter, while Iowa rose 12 percent and Illinois 10 percent. Wisconsin farmers ranked fifth nationally in gross real estate taxes for 1979.
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Wisconsin dairy price supports vary by plan and impact
A UW Extension economist estimates the current gap between Senate and House dairy price-support proposals and Reagan administration plans would cost the average Wisconsin dairy farmer about 4,486 dollars annually. He notes a 89 cent per hundredweight raise could occur Oct 1 under present conditions, while administration and congressional options differ in parity targets and semiannual adjustments.
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