Economists at the annual Ag Bankers Conference said crop growers will face more stress in 2015, says Farm Futures. “Some farmers may need to restructure debt to keep cash flowing the next two years, says University of Minnesota Ag economist Dale Nordquist, who predicted most grain farms would lose upwards of $35,000 next year based on projected costs and income,” said Farm Futures. It quotes Nordquist as listing growers who will struggle as: “Those who used up too much working capital buying land and avoiding taxes…Those who can’t get their family living costs back in line; those small farms that sold off livestock to become cash grain farms; young farmers who lose their land base in rental competition; and ‘Go-Go’ farmers who win those land rental competitions.”