Latter-day Saint investment auxiliary Farmland Reserve agrees to buy 46 farms in eight states
A Latter-day Saint investment auxiliary is buying corn, soybean, cotton, rice, pea and peanut farms from the East Coast to the Midwest for $289 million.
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Low crop prices drive reduced farm income, FAPRI director says
Lower grain prices have cut farm income, although livestock is a bright spot, FAPRI Director Pat Westhoff says.
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‘First of its kind’: County will own land under 210 homes in affordable housing project
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