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Sudetenland Tales
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A vanishing asset
Henry said his farm is now surrounded by warehouses where there used to be farms, and that his family has been "turning down developers for years."
That's no coincidence. Farmland in the US has been steadily disappearing as urban sprawl swallows up agricultural land for commercial, residential and industrial use. In 1997, there were 955 million acres of agricultural land in America. By 2024, that number had dropped to 876 million, a loss of 79 million acres.
Savvy investors have taken note. After all, no matter what happens in the economy, people still need to eat.