Income Uptrend Seen for Farms in 1965
The Monthly Review from the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City says farm income per farm and per capita is likely higher in 1965 due to fewer farms and farmers. Domestic markets should expand with rising incomes, while exports stay near 1963–64 records. Prices may drift lower, but larger government payments and steady cash receipts from livestock and crop sales could offset impacts.
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