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Government payments drive increase in 2025 U.S. farm income

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Based on the data in the latest “2025 Farm Income Forecast” that was released by the USDA Economic Research Service in February, U.S. net farm income is expected to increase by $41 billion or 29.5% above 2024 levels, following two years of sharp decline in 2023 and 2024. The 2025 net farm income is now estimated at $180.1 billion, which would be the second-highest net farm income since 2010, only trailing the 2022 net farm income level of $182 b…

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Government payments drive increase in 2025 U.S. farm income

Based on the data in the latest “2025 Farm Income Forecast” that was released by the USDA Economic Research Service in February, U.S. net farm income is expected to increase by $41 billion or 29.5% above 2024 levels, following two years of sharp decline in 2023 and 2024. The 2025 net farm income is now estimated at $180.1 billion, which would be the second-highest net farm income since 2010, only trailing the 2022 net farm income level of $182 b…

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