December Ag barometer up on fall harvest expectations
Farmers reacted positively to the fall harvest as reflected in Dec. 5-9 survey results of the Purdue University-CME Group Ag Economy Barometer Index.
Farmers reacted positively to the fall harvest as reflected in Dec. 5-9 survey results of the Purdue University-CME Group Ag Economy Barometer Index.
A better outlook on current conditions provided a boost to how producers view the state of the agriculture sector.
Projected improvements in financial performance may be behind the rise in the ag sector’s sentiment about the state of the industry.
High production costs and uncertainty about future economic conditions continue to weigh down the ag sector’s sentiment about the state of the industry.
Rapidly rising production costs is being blamed for the sharp drop in agriculture producers’ perception of current economic conditions.
Concerns about how the war in Ukraine will impact crop and livestock prices are among the reasons a Purdue agriculture economic index has fallen.
Farmer sentiment weakened in January as the Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer fell 6 points to 119.
Strong crop prices in December provided a boost to farmers’ sentiment in the state of the agriculture economy.
Rising operating costs is dragging down farmer sentiment about economic conditions.
Signs of improving crop prices are contributing to a rise in Indiana farmers’ optimism about the state’s ag economy.