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Farm Income Revised Higher, But Ag Economy Remains Challenging

By Glenn Vaagen Sep 4, 2026 | 9:11 AM

Farm finances are tightening in 2026, the USDA projects. While crop receipts are climbing faster than expected, livestock income is falling and farmers face steeper bills for fuel, fertilizer, and feed. Farm debt is hitting record levels. Continue reading…
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