Farmer’s perception of an improving ag economy going forward could be laying the groundwork for increased capital investments in the year ahead, according to the results of the Purdue University-CME monthly farmer survey.
Overall, the Ag Economy Barometer rose slightly compared to a month earlier, with a reading of 168 in February, a single point higher than the previous month. But Purdue ag economists James Mintert and Michael Langemeier note that the one point rise…
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