Most people think that real estate is dead, but it really-not analysts everywhere-needs primitive land after all, especially for agriculture and agricultural belt uses.Any place with adequate irrigation and water supply Agricultural belt In some areas of the United States, we will find that land prices are fairly stable.No, this is different from the cities where skyscrapers are built, but in states such as Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, Colorado, Wyoming, and California's fertile plains.

Nevertheless, if an area receives a lot of rainfall and there is no irrigation, then it is beneficial to grow certain types of crops.Therefore, its value has also risen slightly.In fact, its value rose by 6.5% last year.Consider whether you are willing to see a dramatic increase in global crop commodities.When agriculture comes with a better return on investment, land becomes more valuable, so despite the economic recession and real estate costs in other states are rebounding.

There is a very interesting article in the Wall Street Journal recently published on March 23, 2010, with the headline: "Land becomes a cash crop  Agricultural belt," Authors: Lauren Etter and Scott Kelman. The charts attached to this article do not lie. They tell the truth about farmland in many parts of the United States. Similarly, another recent article shows that similar things are happening in China.

This is my argument and the thinking of our online think tank. These trends will continue, not only in China, but also in China, and whenever and wherever in the world there will be problems related to wildfires, droughts, and floods. Or severe typhoons and hurricanes, the top of the supply curve will decrease and increase the demand for such products Agricultural belt Products, thereby increasing the price of commodities and agricultural land.