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The First Spring Farm Income Report is here! RaFF’s Spring 2025 Missouri Farm Income Outlook projects a 9% increase in net farm income, reaching $4.69B. Read the full report and access the data here: ruralandfarmfinance.com/farm-income/

RaFF and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln project net farm income to climb 55% to $9.42 billion in 2025. Explore the full report and data: ruralandfarmfinance.com/farm-income/

Iowa's net farm income is projected to increase 25%, reaching $10.6 billion. A 154% surge in direct government payments—largely driven by the American Relief Act—is a key factor behind the rebound. Read the full report and explore the data: ruralandfarmfinance.com/farm-income/

New from RaFF & UA System Div of Ag : Arkansas net farm income is projected to rise 22% in 2025, reaching $3.76 billion—driven by higher direct government payments. Crop & farm-related receipts fall, but steady livestock income and lower expenses offer relief. ruralandfarmfinance.com/farm-income/

The Rural and Farm Finance Policy Analysis Center has a new look and a new link! Visit Raff.missouri.edu to explore updated tools, reports, and resources that support farm and rural finance decisions. Note: The previous web address will continue to work for the next year.

Minnesota’s net farm income is projected to rise 60% to $6.75 billion in 2025. A $2.66 billion boost in gov’t payments offsets lower crop/livestock receipts. Production expenses fall $354 million on cheaper feed, fuel & pesticides. 🔗 raff.missouri.edu/farm-income/

Kansas net farm income is projected to reach $7.74 bill in 2025, up sharply after a 31% decline in 2024. A key driver: $2.7 bill in gov’t payments to offset recent disaster & economic losses, especially for crop producers. Find the full report here: raff.missouri.edu/farm-income/

Indiana net farm income is projected to rise 40% in 2025 to $6.45 billion, driven by a $1.8 billion jump in government payments. Crop receipts fall 8%, while livestock gains 5% (eggs, cattle, turkeys, hogs). Expenses drop $272 million. Full report: raff.missouri.edu/farm-income/

🎓 Big congratulations to Danyelle Chinn on earning her M.S. in Agricultural and Applied Economics from Mizzou! 🌾📘 Her hard work and passion for ag policy shine through every day at @RaFF_Policy. We’re so proud of this great milestone! 👏 Way to go, Danyelle! 👏

North Dakota farm income is projected to hit $4.79 billion in 2025, a 39% jump from 2024, per RaFF & NDSU. Despite lower crop receipts, $3.0 bill in gov’t payments and modest livestock gains drive the rebound. Find the report here: raff.missouri.edu/wp-content/upl…

Illinois net farm income is projected to rise 11% in 2025 to $5.80 billion. A $1.23 billion boost in government payments offsets a $1 billion drop in crop receipts. Expenses fall $455 million on lower feed, fuel & fertilizer costs. Full report: raff.missouri.edu/farm-income

Texas net farm income is projected to rise 41% to a record $19.42B in 2025. A $6.09B surge in government payments offsets stable cash receipts & lower crop insurance. Expenses drop $616M, led by sharp declines in feed costs. Final spring report: ruralandfarmfinance.com/farm-income/

In Case You Missed It: All 10 State Farm Income Outlooks Are Live! RaFF’s Spring 2025 reports show net farm income is projected to rise in all 10 states. Key drivers: historic gov’t payments, shifting input costs, and market trends. 📊 Read more: raff.missouri.edu/farm-income/

We’re excited to welcome Mary Ann Rotert as the newest addition to the Rural & Farm Finance Policy Analysis Center (RaFF) team! Please join us in extending a warm welcome to Mary Ann — we’re so glad to have her on board! 👏

Big changes are coming to milk pricing! RaFF’s latest policy brief outlines six amendments to the Federal Milk Marketing Orders (FMMO's). Read the full report here: raff.missouri.edu/wp-content/upl…

See the Farm Earnings Explorer in Action! Kyra Palange, RaFF Senior Research Associate, walks through it using information from the Spring 2025 Missouri Farm Income Outlook as an example. See the video: raff.missouri.edu/farm-income/fa…

Join our team! We’re growing quickly and looking for individuals interested in providing tools that impact rural financial decisions. Search for job ID 56130 at hr.missouri.edu/job-openings

Available now: Update on federal payments for wheat, barley and oats by U.S. county for crop year 2024. Read the full report at raff.missouri.edu/farm-bill-paym…