
09/24/2024
Kansas sees a dip in its Rural Mainstreet Economy, farmland prices, and new hiring, but there’s a silver lining with growth in agricultural goods and livestock exports in latest report from Creighton University.
The region’s Rural Mainstreet Index for September shrank to 37.5 from August’s 40.9, the region’s lowest score since the beginning of the pandemic. A score of 50 is considered growth neutral, while anything below 50 is considered contraction. The index ranges between 0 and 100, with a reading ...