Farming important but small share of Midwest economy

Even with the boom years of 2003-14, agriculture’s share of the Midwestern economy is shrinking, to 1 percent or so, said a paper from the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank. Chicago Fed president Charles Evans said although agriculture makes up a smaller overall share of the region’s economy, some parts of the region depend heavily on income… » Read More

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