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Rabo AgriFinance Expects End to Record Farm Income in 2012
Curt Hudnutt, Chief Credit Officer of Rabo AgriFinance, states it is unlikely to be another year of record farm income. In 2012 farmers may have to deal not only with rising production costs but also with less support from U.S. taxpayers with the expiration of the Farm Bill in September.
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