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- 1Oklahoma's Farm Economy Diverges From Tenth District Neighbors▼In a Tale of Two Farm Economies, the Oklahoma Ag Economy Contrasts With the Rest of the Tenth District
The Kansas City Federal Reserve reports that Oklahoma's agricultural economy is moving in a markedly different direction from the rest of the Tenth District, which includes Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri and other central plains states. In what the bank calls a tale of two farm economies, conditions in Oklahoma contrast with broader district trends in farm income, credit and land values, highlighting uneven pressures on rural lenders and producers.
- 2Oklahoma's farm economy diverges from Federal Reserve district▼Oklahoma’s ag economy contrasts with rest of Federal Reserve’s 10th District
Oklahoma's agricultural economy is moving differently from the rest of the Federal Reserve's Tenth District, according to reporting by The Lawton Constitution. The Tenth District covers Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, Missouri and parts of New Mexico, and the Federal Reserve's regional surveys are closely watched for signals about farm income, farmland values and rural credit conditions.