Farmer sentiment hits record high

11/04/20 5:30 AM By Spencer Chase

A measurement of the state of mind in farm country is at an all-time high as producers report optimism about future financial conditions due to a recent commodity market price rally and another round of direct payments from the Department of Agriculture.

KEYWORDS Ag Economy Barometer CFAP CFAP 2 CME Group Coronavirus Food Assistance Program farmer sentiment phase one Purdue Purdue University

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