Rural Money
Consumers think inflation will impact their Thanksgiving dinner table this year.
The help is in addition to millions of dollars spent to help distressed borrowers last August.
A recent USDA report found farm real estate and cropland values have both climbed upward over the past year, averaging $4,080 per acre, which Farmland Partners says shows the farmland market is still strong and is adding value.
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Agriculture accounting expert and CPA Paul Neifer joins us for some guidance Thursday on RFD-TV’s Market Day Report.
Georgia’s peach farmers are calling it the “worst season in decades” after a late-March freeze caused them to suffer huge crop losses. It is a real challenge that U.S. Senator John Ossoff (D-GA) understands.
The Farm Service Agency’s crop acreage reports as well as the USDA Emergency Relief Program applications are both coming up in mid-July.
The Minnesota senator, who represents a farming state, says current events across the U.S. highlight the need for attention to crop insurance.
Egg prices have been all over the board this year, but as this week’s Consumer Price Index report showed, inflation is slowing, and they are seeing relief.
Brooks York with AgriSompo North America spoke with RFD-TV’s own Susanne Alexander on Friday’s Market Day Report to provide some guidance on this year’s crop insurance claims so far.
Farm CPA Paul Neifer joins Market Day Report to discuss the main reasons contributing to the higher crop insurance payments and other key details.
SNAP takes up a majority of the farm, bill but another title is growing in cost
The deadline is approaching to apply for Revenue Loss Assistance, and there are some key elements to remember when reporting crop insurance proceeds.