Farmland Boom Pushes Illinois Prices Higher
Farmers flush with record income rush to expand as Illinois land prices surge. At a Marshall auction Doyle Greenwell bid up to 615 dollars an acre but lost to a higher offer. nationwide gains average 10 percent with soybeans corn wheat and cotton in demand. Mortgage money remains abundant at about 7.5 percent fueling the boom amid cautious forecasts.
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