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Challenges When It Comes To Keeping Farmland In Production

By Pacific Northwest Ag Network Aug 7, 2026 | 9:19 AM

Farmland prices shot up more than 40% after COVID and never really dropped. Now data centers are competing with farmers for the same flat, well-drained acreage, and rural communities often have no zoning rules to slow that shift. Continue reading…