Farmers could see a plateau in farm
income over the next decade.
Purdue Extension Director Jason
Henderson says this is part of the traditional agriculture cycle.
“Traditionally, we go up in terms of a boom, we hit a downturn, and then we usually get a decade of a long plateau in terms of profitability,” he says.
He says the thin profit margins may lead farmers to consolidate or diversify their operations.
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