Spatial and Temporal Spillovers in US Cropland Values
JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL AND RESOURCE ECONOMICS(2024)
Abstract
While markets for agricultural commodities are often global, markets for cropland can be highly localized. Soil makeup and climate also tend to make farmland rental markets localized. This study compares several econometric models to measure the extent of spatial spillovers within these markets. A fully dynamic spatial model estimated on cropland transactions shows that sales are highly localized in the short term but face greater neighboring spillovers in the long term. Accounting for longer -term spatial interdependence of farmland markets can help to improve land value forecasts.
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Key words
agricultural land values,capitalization model,farmland cash rental rates,spatiotemporal econometrics
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