Arkansas net farm income is expected to decline this year as producers continue coping with lower crop prices.
However, the projected 15% drop is smaller than the original forecasted decrease.
University of Arkansas Extension Economist, Hunter Biram spoke with RFD-TV on highlights from the latest report, what net farm income decline they were expecting, and what to expect moving forward.
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