U.S. farm financial conditions were relatively stable in 1988 after improving significantly in 1987, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's annual Farm Costs and Returns Survey (FCRS). By the end of the year, about 46 percent of all farms represented by the survey were in a favorable financial position with positive net cash farm income and debts equal to or less than 40 percent of assets compared with 49 percent at the end of 1987. Net cash farm income was up by about 3 percent. Farm debt declined by 10 percent while assets increased in value by 2 percent
The farm sector seems to be recovering from the financial stress of the early to mid-1980's. Many i...
Long-term trends to fewer and larger farms appear to have slowed sharply in the late seventies and ...
The performance of over 500 North Dakota farms, 2001-2003, is summarized using 16 financial measures...
Despite the 1988 drought, the overall financial conditions of farmers and ranchers remained similar...
Despite the 1988 drought, farm financial conditions remained similar those of 1987, according to th...
The financial condition of most farmers and ranchers continued improving in 1987. Nominal net farm...
High direct Government payments and increased Commodity Credit Corporation loans improved the cash i...
This report presents the latest information on the financial performance of U.S. farms. The findin...
The average U.S. farm at the beginning of 1985 was owned by an individual who operated 728 acres, ha...
The agricultural economy is not expected to experience demand related price strength until later thi...
C-This publication is a collection of 34 reports highlighting 1988 data compiled from the annual Far...
Following the 1988 drought, nine States in the Upper Midwest received 70 percent of Federal crop da...
This report reviews farm sector improvements in 1987. It examines trends in Government payments and...
This publication is a collection of 33 reports highlighting 1987 data compiled from the annual Farm ...
This report is the prototype for a new annual report that provides time-series data on the major str...
The farm sector seems to be recovering from the financial stress of the early to mid-1980's. Many i...
Long-term trends to fewer and larger farms appear to have slowed sharply in the late seventies and ...
The performance of over 500 North Dakota farms, 2001-2003, is summarized using 16 financial measures...
Despite the 1988 drought, the overall financial conditions of farmers and ranchers remained similar...
Despite the 1988 drought, farm financial conditions remained similar those of 1987, according to th...
The financial condition of most farmers and ranchers continued improving in 1987. Nominal net farm...
High direct Government payments and increased Commodity Credit Corporation loans improved the cash i...
This report presents the latest information on the financial performance of U.S. farms. The findin...
The average U.S. farm at the beginning of 1985 was owned by an individual who operated 728 acres, ha...
The agricultural economy is not expected to experience demand related price strength until later thi...
C-This publication is a collection of 34 reports highlighting 1988 data compiled from the annual Far...
Following the 1988 drought, nine States in the Upper Midwest received 70 percent of Federal crop da...
This report reviews farm sector improvements in 1987. It examines trends in Government payments and...
This publication is a collection of 33 reports highlighting 1987 data compiled from the annual Farm ...
This report is the prototype for a new annual report that provides time-series data on the major str...
The farm sector seems to be recovering from the financial stress of the early to mid-1980's. Many i...
Long-term trends to fewer and larger farms appear to have slowed sharply in the late seventies and ...
The performance of over 500 North Dakota farms, 2001-2003, is summarized using 16 financial measures...