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Conditions Are Ripe for U.S. Farm Crisis 2.0

By Daniel F. Dooley, CTP, Principal, MorrisAnderson

Many insolvency industry gray beards who live in states where agriculture is a major industry will remember the 1980s farm crisis. That’s when agriculture loan default rates exceeded 6 percent, many family farms were lost forever to foreclosure, Farm Aid Concerts were held to help financially...


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About The Author
Dan Dooley, CTP

Daniel F. Dooley, CTP is principal and CEO at MorrisAnderson and has served as CRO, CEO, COO, and CFO for publicly and privately owned companies nationwide. He is a past TMA Global board member and vice president, and a past president of the TMA Chicago Chapter. He holds a bachelor’s degree and an MBA from the University of Minnesota’s Carlson School of Management.

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