
Michigan’s hop industry has shrunk to about 100 acres as farm closures, oversupply, and rising costs continue to pressure growers. The article suggests the market may be nearing a bottom, but near-term conditions remain weak for hop producers. The impact is likely limited to the specialty agriculture segment rather than broader markets.
Michigan’s hop industry has shrunk to about 100 acres as farm closures, oversupply, and rising costs continue to pressure growers. The article suggests the market may be nearing a bottom, but near-term conditions remain weak for hop producers. The impact is likely limited to the specialty agriculture segment rather than broader markets.
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