Farmer Mac says U.S. farmland values rise 3.4% in 2026, USDA survey shows

Reuters2026/09/03 16:12

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Farmer Mac flagged widening profitability gaps in Q2 2026, with crops under margin pressure from ample supply, weak prices, trade uncertainty.
Livestock producers benefited from strong demand, favorable feed costs, cattle prices near record highs; inventories rose to 94,200,000 head.
USDA 2026 survey showed farm real estate values up 3.4% to 4,500 per acre; Farmer Mac’s farmland index rose 5% year-on-year.
Water constraints tightened Western land markets, with drought persisting; Lake Powell and Lake Mead near their lowest since the 1960s.
Almond outlook improved as forecasts cut 2026 output to 2.64-2.67 billion pounds versus USDA’s 2.7 billion pounds projection.

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Farmer Mac says U.S. farmland values rise 3.4% in 2026, USDA survey shows

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