Jerome E. Johnson
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The 1977 North Dakota farmland market study indicates that average land values had risen to $330 per acre, up only 1.5 per cent from the previous year. Low commodity prices were a discouraging element in the 1977 market.
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The 1977 North Dakota farmland market study indicates that average land values had risen to $330 per acre, up only 1.5 per cent from the previous year. Low commodity prices were a discouraging element in the 1977 market.
Key concepts: Acre, Commodity, Agricultural economics, Commodity market, Economics, Market price, Business, Geography