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Lower commodity prices after 2012 contributed to higher bankruptcy rates in some States

by Nigel Key, Jonathan Law and Christine Whitt
11/30/2021

Farm Sector Income & Finances
Farm Household Well-being
Farm Economy

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This is a line chart showing the price per bushel in 2019 dollars for corn and soybeans and the price per hundredweight for cattle, hogs, and broilers.

Lower commodity prices after 2012 contributed to higher bankruptcy rates in some States

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