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Economic Update for January 2025

By Matt Erickson, agriculture economic and policy advisor

Published on Jan 17, 2025

Economist Matt Erickson discusses the key indicators shaping the Federal Reserve's view on interest rates, inflation, growth and the labor market, including possible impacts to agriculture.

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Land Values
Kansas Farmland Values Stable, Market Show Signs of Downturn
Farmland values in eastern Kansas remained steady in 2024, with slight gains in some areas, though tightening margins and selective buyers signal a changing real estate market.

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Ag Finances
Key Financial Metrics to Monitor in 2025
Review the critical ratios headed into 2025 and sharing strategies to consider on your farm.

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Economic Updates
Terrain | Crop Margins Likely to Remain Tight in 2025
Recent projections from the USDA and university extension budgets suggest the financial tightening in the corn and cotton belts is likely to continue into 2025.

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Risk Management
Why Crop Insurance Review Matters: Greater Risks, Greater Options
The most common crop insurance policy for managing risk in recent years will not cover farmers’ break evens in 2025. Learn how Annual Production History (APH) review can help you optimize your policy, maximize your guarantee and protect your operation's future.

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Ag Finances
How Much Land Can I Afford?
The key is knowing how much land you can realistically afford based on your business.

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