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Agricultural Credit Survey

The Kansas City Fed's quarterly Survey of Agricultural Credit Conditions provides current indicators of the financial performance of Tenth District agriculture. The accumulated results also help trace longer term trends.

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Article Title	Author(s)	Date	Type
Farmland Values Remain Firm Despite Deterioration in Farm Finances Despite gradual deterioration in farm financial conditions over the past year, agricultural real estate values in the Tenth Federal Reserve District remained strong in 2025. Regional Agriculture Agricultural Credit Survey	Ty Kreitman Ayesha Cooray Expandable Row	February 11, 2026 Expandable Row	Web Page Expandable Row
Disparate Conditions in Crop and Livestock Sectors Evident in Credit Conditions Agricultural credit conditions in most of the region deteriorated gradually during the third quarter of 2025, but strength in the cattle sector improved farm finances in some areas. Agricultural Credit Survey Agriculture	Francisco Scott Ty Kreitman Expandable Row	November 7, 2025 Expandable Row	Web Page Expandable Row
Farm Financial Conditions Continue to Deteriorate Farm finances and credit conditions continued to weaken in the second quarter of 2025. Agricultural Credit Survey Agriculture	Ty Kreitman Expandable Row	August 13, 2025 Expandable Row	Web Page Expandable Row
Subdued Farm Economy Weighs on Land Values and Credit Conditions Agricultural real estate values in the Kansas City Federal Reserve District declined slightly in the first quarter of 2025 and credit conditions deteriorated further. Agricultural Credit Survey Federal Reserve Ag Credit Surveys	Ty Kreitman Expandable Row	May 15, 2025 Expandable Row	Web Page Expandable Row
Farmland Values Flattened Amid Modest Deterioration in Credit Conditions Agricultural real estate values in the Kansas City Federal Reserve District were flat through the end of 2024 and credit conditions deteriorated slightly. Agricultural Credit Survey Agriculture	Ty Kreitman Nate Kauffman Expandable Row	February 13, 2025 Expandable Row	Web Page Expandable Row
Credit Conditions Tighten Gradually Agricultural credit conditions in the Tenth District continued to deteriorate at a gradual pace in the third quarter. Agricultural Credit Survey Agriculture	Francisco Scott Ty Kreitman Expandable Row	November 15, 2024 Expandable Row	Web Page Expandable Row
Early Signs of Financial Pressure Agricultural credit conditions in the Tenth Federal Reserve District tightened further in the second quarter of 2024. Agricultural Credit Survey Agriculture	Cortney Cowley Ty Kreitman Expandable Row	August 12, 2024 Expandable Row	Web Page Expandable Row
Thinner Crop Profits and Tighter Credit Conditions Farm incomes retracted at a sharp pace, farm loan repayment rates declined and loan demand rose in the first quarter. Agricultural Credit Survey Agriculture	Nate Kauffman Ty Kreitman Expandable Row	May 9, 2024 Expandable Row	Web Page Expandable Row
Farmland Values Remain Resilient Agricultural real estate values in the Tenth District remained resilient through the end of 2023. However, capital spending slowed alongside higher rates and lower farm income. Agricultural Credit Survey Agriculture	Cortney Cowley Jannety Mosley Ty Kreitman Expandable Row	February 8, 2024 Expandable Row	Web Page Expandable Row
Credit Conditions Soften with Farm Economy Farm income and loan repayment rates were lower than a year ago for the second quarter in a row. Agricultural Credit Survey Agriculture	Nate Kauffman Ty Kreitman Expandable Row	November 16, 2023 Expandable Row	Web Page Expandable Row