Thanks to higher crop prices, the costs for farmland
nationwide have risen rapidly, particularly across the Midwest's Corn Belt . Demand for corn soared as the use of ethanol
in the U.S.
and abroad has risen. Because higher prices for crops means farmers could make
more on their land, many are using their growing profits to buy more land.
Investment firms have caught on -- they're buying too….”
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