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Nebraska Farmland Prices — 2024 vs. 2025 Market Update

accountMktgLSB | calendar-monthDecember 31, 2025

Whitaker Marketing Group Auctions and Real Estate continues its expansion and services into our Midwest reporting state of Nebraska. If you’re evaluating your land’s position in today’s market, data‑driven insights and local expertise remain key to making informed decisions. Don’t miss their Nebraska Farmland Prices — 2024 vs. 2025 Market Update highlighted below:

Nebraska’s farmland market softened in 2025. Average prices dipped 4.35%, total sales volume fell nearly 20%, and fewer acres hit the market statewide. Buyer selectivity and reduced urgency shaped a more cautious, balanced land market across Nebraska. View the full report here: Nebraska Farmland Prices: 2024 vs 2025 Market Update

Minnesota Farmland Values in 2025

accountMktgLSB | calendar-monthDecember 30, 2025

The excellence and value we’ve come to know from Whitaker Marketing Group Auctions and Real Estate for reporting our Iowa’s farmland values now extends to Minnesota, bringing the same level of distinction with their expansion into our Midwest reporting state.
Minnesota Farmland Values in 2025: Steady Growth Amid Lower Sales Volume –
In 2025, Minnesota’s farmland values held firm, recording a 1.06% increase to just over $8,054 per acre. Despite this steady growth, the market saw fewer acres offered for sale, resulting in a significant decrease in overall sales volume by nearly 26%. This shift reflects a quieter market, not a weaker one. Find their full comprehensive analysis: Minnesota Farmland Prices: 2024 vs 2025 Market Update

What 2025 Revealed About Farmland Values

accountMktgLSB | calendar-monthDecember 29, 2025

Farmland values in 2025 didn’t boom or bust — they held their ground with the USDA reporting a 4.3% national rise. In our Midwest states, Iowa saw a slight 0.7% increase while Indiana posted a standout $17K/acre sale demonstrating that beneath statewide averages, the story was far more uneven. The market is cooling, becoming more selective, and rewarding high‑quality land more than ever. Read more from American Farmland Owner – https://www.americanfarmlandowner.com/post/holding-ground-what-2025-revealed-about-farmland-values

Holding Ground: What 2025 Revealed About Farmland Values

Kansas–Oklahoma Farmland Auction Draws Fierce Bidding

accountMktgLSB | calendar-monthDecember 24, 2025

A multi‑parcel farmland auction spanning Kansas and the Oklahoma Panhandle brought in $15.59 million as 5,043 acres of irrigated, dryland, grass, and CRP ground sold to a mix of local farmers and outside investors. Irrigated acres were the star of the sale, along with local demand playing a major role, with top tracts reaching $6,700 per acre, driven by strong water availability, high‑quality soils, and reliable center‑pivot systems. Local demand played a major role, especially from producers farming adjacent land. Learn more about this standout sale from Successful Farming – https://bit.ly/3YdWGF5

More than 7,000 acres of Iowa’s farmland sold so far this December

accountMktgLSB | calendar-monthDecember 18, 2025

Our Midwest state of Iowa’s farmland market is making headlines this December. According to Successful Farming and Peoples Company, over 7,000 acres have changed hands, with another 926 acres scheduled for auction before year-end. Don’t miss the biggest story: a Sioux County auction set a new state record at $32,000 per acre! Read more: https://www.agriculture.com/more-than-7-000-acres-of-iowa-farmland-sold-so-far-this-month-11870578

Iowa’s farmland market is entering 2026 on solid footing

accountMktgLSB | calendar-monthDecember 17, 2025

While many expected farmland values to soften due to weak commodity prices throughout 2025, the reality has been stability. According to the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank’s AgLetter, land values across the district (including Iowa) rose 3% over the past year, though Iowa itself saw a modest 1% decline. The Iowa State University survey reported a 3.1% statewide average drop, yet auction results tell a story of resilience. Features 6 recent land sales from counties throughout our Midwest state of Iowa. Read more from Farm Progress – https://bit.ly/4pDbbOH

Illinois farmland prices recalibrate: What sellers need to know

accountMktgLSB | calendar-monthDecember 16, 2025

Illinois farmland prices for Midwest reporting state, fell by 4.5% in November 2025, driven by fewer sales and cautious farmer sentiment. However, the market isn’t entirely cooling. Institutional buyers—such as investment funds and pension groups—are emerging as new players, showing confidence in farmland’s long-term value. Read more from Farm Progress – https://bit.ly/4aZtNUu

Farm Progress Report

2025 Iowa State University Land Survey

accountMktgLSB | calendar-monthDecember 12, 2025

Iowa Land Brokerage & Auctioneers – Whitaker Marketing Group‘s latest blog post provides a deep dive into the 2025 Iowa State University Land Survey report. “The 2025 Iowa State University Land Value Survey shows that Iowa farmland values increased 0.7% from November 2024 to November 2025, bringing the statewide average to $11,549 per acre. While this rise is modest, it signals market stability—especially following last year’s 3.1% correction and three prior years of explosive growth.” Make sure to learn more here – 2025 Iowa State Land Survey: Farmland Market Update

Midwest Farmland: Rising Values Amid Credit Challenges

accountMktgLSB | calendar-monthDecember 8, 2025

Midwest farmland for our reporting states of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin continues to prove its resilience, with values climbing 3% over the past year. Yet, beneath the optimism lies a tightening credit environment that could reshape the landscape for buyers and investors. While some states are seeing stronger gains than others, the overall trend underscores farmland’s enduring role as a cornerstone of Midwest wealth and investment. Read more from American Farmland Owner – Land Values Report Shows Increase for Key Midwest States

American Farmland Owner - Land Values Report Shows Increase for Key Midwest States

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