Large farmers have captured lion’s share of rise in land prices
The USDA says 'major owners' added an average of 132 acres to their holdings since 2000 and that land values will probably continue to decline.
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The USDA says 'major owners' added an average of 132 acres to their holdings since 2000 and that land values will probably continue to decline.
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