Posted July 22, 2008 02:43 PM

VALUE ADDED: Farm land for row crops and vineyards has held its value or increased throughout California. Photo by Bradley Zeve

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Fields of Plenty

Agriculture farm land for row crops and vineyards shows increased values in Monterey County

By Bradley Zeve

As former Weekly contributor Kate Campbell reports in a story for the California Farm Bureau, the trend for Monterey County row crop land values is either stable to increasing over the past five years. But realtors ought not to get too excited. There are few transactions in this specialized market and often the farmers sell direct. http://www.cfbf.com/agalert[…]A04D20F50967C64DAC2D639A577

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