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Usda Reports On Land Values And County-Level Cash Rent Estimates Across Nebraska In 2023, Jim Jansen, Jeff Stokes Oct 2023

Usda Reports On Land Values And County-Level Cash Rent Estimates Across Nebraska In 2023, Jim Jansen, Jeff Stokes

Center for Agricultural Profitability

Survey findings from the USDA-National Agricultural Statistics Services (USDA-NASS) estimated that Nebraska farm real estate value, including all agricultural land and buildings, in 2023 increased by 13.1% to an average of $4,240 per acre (Figure 1). The year-over-year increases mark an increase of $490 for this annual period (USDA-NASS 2023a). Kansas and New Jersey lead the nation for the highest rates of increase in the market value of farmland at 16.3% and 14.9% for market value averages of $3,060 and $17,700 per acre. Nebraska marked the fifth-highest percentage increase for rising farm real estate when ranked against the other states.


Managing Calf Market Risk With Lrp In 2023, Jay Parsons May 2023

Managing Calf Market Risk With Lrp In 2023, Jay Parsons

Center for Agricultural Profitability

When profit margins are strong, livestock owners have a natural tendency to relax a bit and enjoy the business of producing animals. Expansion may come to mind and effort is often put forth to improve production output. Protecting market price may become a secondary priority. However, a lot can happen between now and marketing time. Price trends can suddenly turn and quite often expectations may not be met. Protecting price should be just as much — maybe more — of a priority when the price outlook is optimistic, as it is in a downward trend. An unprotected, overly optimistic price …