Farmobard's Dollar Value Declines Amid Bankrupt Threats
President of the American Farm Bureau Federation warns that the farmer's dollar has fallen from 100 to about 64 cents in purchasing power since 1913. He cites shrinking real value, mounting mortgages, and rising foreclosures as farmers face widespread bankruptcy and push for cooperative marketing and relaxed farm loan limits to stabilize markets and save rural livelihoods.
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