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Farmland prices up 10% last year as property boom spreads to agriculture

April 12, 2016  By CBC News


Ottawa – The average price of farmland across Canada increased 10.1 per cent last year as low interest rates and strong crop income helped maintain demand, says a report by Farm Credit Canada. CBC News reports. | READ MORE

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