Farm Economy
For 12 straight months, the Creighton University Rural Mainstreet Index (RMI) has remained above growth neutral, to the Creighton University Rural Mainstreet Index.
For nearly a year, the rural economy has shown consistent growth, according to the Creighton University Rural Mainstreet Index (RMI).
It will take significant N bookings at higher prices or excess natural gas supplies to relight fires at fertilizer plants – and neither seems likely until summer 2022.
The pandemic may be easing, but the job market remains complicated.
Economic stability and growth are returning to rural America.
Have you seen the shift in your area? Once-sleepy farmland prices are awake and shooting higher.
Findings from CoBank’s new quarterly report provides updates on the U.S. economy and agricultural markets.
The Rural Mainstreet Index for March soared to a record-high 71.9. March represents the fifth time in the past six months the index climbed above growth neutral.
The strength and timing of the economic recovery are contingent on three uncertain factors.
Cottonseed derivatives find their way into a remarkable array of products: cooking oil, cattle feed, electronics, food ingredients, and many more.