Farm Credit Corporation reports that Ontario farmland prices were flat over the first half of this year, but nation-wide prices were up by six per cent.
Prices increased the most in Manitoba and New Brunswick.
British Columbia prices were also flat.
“Demand for farmland remained strong in the first half of the year regardless of lower commodity prices,” said FCC chief economist J.P. Gervais.
“Overall, the market appears to be stabilizing,” the FCC said.
