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Wisconsin farmland values increase 11 percent

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MILWAUKEE (AP) — The value of farmland in Wisconsin keeps increasing as farmers benefiting from high corn and soybean prices invest in land.

A recent report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago says farmland prices increased by 16 percent in 2012 in a five-state region that includes Wisconsin.

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