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June 3, 2024
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
As Farmers Look to Cut Costs for 2025, Machinery and Technology Could Take the Biggest Hit
 
In the past month, commodity prices experienced a bit of a rebound. Nevertheless, ag economists think net farm income could fall more than expected — and tighter margins often mean farmers scale back on certain purchases. From using generic products to slowing technology upgrades, here's where ag economists think farmers will look to save.
 
 
 

The world of used farm equipment changed dramatically during the pandemic as auctions moved to online rather than in-person events. According Machinery Pete, the change was both significant and permanent.

A 1992 John Deere 4055 Selling For $275,000? Machinery Pete Shares the Most Shocking Auction Price He's Seen This Year on Unscripted
 
 
 

The in-field and classroom sessions will address proven practices that increase yield, ways to gain nutrient efficiency, government/private programs and premium/specialty crops.

2024 Farm Journal Corn and Soybean College: Learn How to Ride the Waves of Farming’s Economic Cycles
 
 
 

The grants are intended to increase domestic fertilizer production, strengthen competition and lower costs for U.S. farmers.

USDA Invests $83 Million in Boosting Fertilizer Availability
 
 
 

The spread between your break-even with the cost of production model versus the cost of doing business model has never been as far as it is now. Be sure to know your true costs.

Which Budget Model Is Better to Calculate Break-Even?
 
 
 
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