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  1. Profitability disparity exists between crop and livestock enterprises, with forecasted prices falling below break-even levels.
  2. The U.S. agriculture sector, specifically in Illinois, is facing a severe crisis marked by record farm bankruptcies and overwhelming debt.

New Project Analyzes Agricultural Bankruptcy Trends at NASDA Meeting

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At the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture’s 2026 Annual Meeting in Maine, leaders discussed challenges facing farming and ranching. Ted McKinney highlighted a new project focused on agricultural bankruptcy trends, which was developed alongside the National Agricultural Law Center.

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The project offers a more comprehensive look at agricultural bankruptcy trends across the country. This research is relevant given the severe crisis in the U.S. agriculture sector, marked by record farm bankruptcies and overwhelming debt.

The U.S. agriculture sector, specifically in Illinois, is facing a severe crisis marked by record farm bankruptcies and overwhelming debt. Profitability disparity exists between crop and livestock enterprises, with forecasted prices falling below break-even levels.

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  • Ted McKinneyHighlighted the new project on agricultural bankruptcy trends.
  • National Agricultural Law CenterCo-developed the project providing a comprehensive look at agricultural bankruptcy trends.

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  • National Agricultural Law CenterSpeculative

    The findings of the project could inform policy regarding farm viability and debt management in the agricultural sector.

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The U.S. agriculture sector, specifically in Illinois, is facing a severe crisis marked by record farm bankruptcies and overwhelming debt.

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