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North Dakota Farmland Values Rose in 1988

Jerome E. Johnson

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The topic was farmland prices in North Dakota in 1988. The estimated average value increased by 4%. The data and data sources of farmland prices, the characteristics of tracts sold, the characteristics of sellers and of buyers and the use of land use before and after sale are discussed.

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The topic was farmland prices in North Dakota in 1988. The estimated average value increased by 4%. The data and data sources of farmland prices, the characteristics of tracts sold, the characteristics of sellers and of buyers and the use of land use before and after sale are discussed.

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The topic was farmland prices in North Dakota in 1988. The estimated average value increased by 4%. The data and data sources of farmland prices, the characteristics of tracts sold, the characteristics of sellers and of buyers and the use of land use before and after sale are discussed.

Key concepts: Rose (mathematics), Land Values, Agricultural economics, Value (mathematics), Agricultural science, Land use, Economics, Business

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