Leaner years coming for ag, economists warn at IFBF summit
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7/29/2013
Farmers have shrugged off a sluggish U.S. economy to post three consecutive years of record farm income, but a reversal could come hard and fast, economists warned at last week’s Iowa Farm Bureau Economic Summit.
"I have a very positive outlook for our future, but I’m concerned about the bumps in the road," said Michael Boehlje, Purdue University agriculture economist. "I don’t want you to be road kill."
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