Farms.com Home   News

FCC Forecasts Drop in 2024 Farm Cash Receipts

Farm Credit Canada is forecasting a decline in farm cash receipts in 2024, potentially the first such fall in 15 years. 

In an FCC webinar last month, chief economist JP Gervais forecast that national farm cash receipts - which include crop and livestock revenues, as well as program payments - will be down 4.8% this year. That would follow the FCC’s projection of a relatively modest 3.6% gain in 2023. 

If accurate, it would mark the first year-over-year decline since 2009. In that year, farm cash receipts fell 3%, a reduction that helped to pull national realized net farm income - the difference between a farmer's cash receipts and operating expenses minus depreciation, plus income in kind – down 11.2% to $3.3 billion. 

Click here to see more...

Trending Video

Legacies of the Land

Video: Legacies of the Land

Every farm has a story. Together, they tell the story of America. ???? Watch the full Legacies of the Land film — AGCO's tribute to the families who've fed and shaped America for 250 years.

From Missouri to Kentucky to Idaho, three multi-generational farming families — Lehenbauer Farms of Palmyra, Missouri; Matthews Land & Cattle of Oakley, Idaho; and Riney Dairy of Springfield, Kentucky — share what it means to live, work and pass down a life on the land. Their stories are different. The legacy is shared.

"Every farming family has a story worth telling, rooted in resilience, stewardship and love for the land." — Eric Hansotia, AGCO Chairman, President & CEO