Climate Change Impacts on Farmland Values in the Southeast ...

Long-term climate change projections predict aggregate farmland value losses of 2.5–5% with differential state-level impacts, ranging from large ...

Climate Change Impacts on Farmland Values in the - ProQuest

This study uses the Ricardian (hedonic) approach to estimate the impact of potential climate change on agricultural farmland values in the Southeast U.S. as ...

Author · Frederick Quaye. (Regions Bank, Birmingham, AL 35203, USA) · Denis Nadolnyak. (Department of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology, Auburn ...

Climate Change Impacts on Farmland Values in the Southeast ...

Long-term climate change projections predict aggregate farmland value losses of 2.5–5% with differential state-level impacts, ranging from large losses in ...

Climate Change Impacts on Farmland Values in the Southeast ...

Climate Change Impacts on Farmland Values in the Southeast United States. Frederick Quaye, Denis Nadolnyak and Valentina Hartarska

Climate Change Impacts on Farmland Values in the Southeast ...

Climate Change Impacts on Farmland Values in the Southeast United States · Sustainability, September 2018 · 10.3390/su10103426 · Frederick Quaye, Denis Nadolnyak, ...

Review of Climate Change Impacts on Farmland Values in the ...

Read a pre-publication review of Climate Change Impacts on Farmland Values in the Southeast United States on Publons.

Focus on Croplands in the Southeast | USDA Climate Hubs

Higher temperatures can reduce agricultural yields, and changes in precipitation timing and amount can cause short-term crop failures and long-term production ...

Farmland Prices Increase Despite Downward Pressure

The value of land transitioning out of agricultural production exhibited a 21.6% gain from 2023, reaching a new high of $30,666 per acre.

Southeast farmland value continues to climb - Farm Progress

“For 2024, it is generally expected that farm profitability will decrease, especially for crop producers, adding downward pressure on cropland ...

Fifth National Climate Assessment, Chapter 22: Southeast

Global warming is expected to worsen climate-related impacts on economic systems, labor, and regional supply chains in the Southeast, with disproportionate ...

Revisiting the impact of climate change on agriculture through ...

Keywords: Ricardian approach, agricultural production, farmland value, multi- scale geographically weighted regression, hedonic model.

Southeast | U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit

The Southeast's growing population faces increasing threats from climate change, with impacts on human health, ecosystems, economies, infrastructure, and food ...

The Economic Impacts of Climate Change - mit ceepr

... values, our approach can be used to approximate the effect of climate change on agricultural land values. Specifically, we estimate how farm profits are ...

The impact of Climate Change on Farmland Prices: a Repeat ...

Ricardian analyses of farmland values have become a cornerstone of the literature assessing the impacts of climate change on the value of ...

Climate Change and U.S. Agriculture: An Assessment of Effects and ...

As growing conditions and stress factors change, so will farm production decisions. Adaptation behaviors such as changing crops and crop varieties, adjusting ...

Chapter 19: Southeast - Fourth National Climate Assessment

Throughout the southeastern United States, the impacts of sea level rise, increasing temperatures, extreme heat events, heavy precipitation, and decreased ...

Climate Impacts in the Southeast

Climate change is causing increases in temperature across the Southeast. Since 1970, average annual temperatures in the region have increased by about 2°F.

1 LAND VALUES AND CLIMATE CHANGE

climate change and desertification impact agricultural land values? Version ... On the other hand the Southern and Eastern states of the Corn Belt area.

Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation in Florida's Agriculture

Number and average size of farms in Florida (Putnam 2015c). Figure 8.5. Market values of Florida crops (USDA-NASS 2017). 70. 75. 80.