The agricultural economy in the Ninth District of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve was in reasonably good shape coming into the new year. While there are obvious challenges that farmers are facing, the overall condition is still strong, but that could change quickly, especially if commodity prices should take a significant tumble.
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After ‘surprisingly strong’ 2022, challenges for ag continue in 2023
Joe Mahon, regional outreach director at the Minneapolis Federal Reserve.
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