MktgLSB | December 2, 2024
Progressive Farmer’s Landwatch December 2024 Recent Farmland Sales Report showcases our Midwest reporting states of Indiana, Iowa, Wisconsin and South Dakota and more. Find sales details and the seller contact link for more information. https://bit.ly/3VmiXj4
MktgLSB | November 4, 2024
DTN Progressive Farmer’s latest Landwatch News Update for November 1, 2024 featuring land sales in our Midwest reporting states of Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, Nebraska, and South Dakota – https://bit.ly/4hNftjh
MktgLSB | November 1, 2024
University of Illinois agricultural economists Gary Schnitkey and Nick Paulson recently presented key information covering USDA projections, an outlook on farm rental rates and land values. Learn more in this Ag Update report, detailing their shared USDA NASS data and more on farmland values in our Midwest reporting states of Illinois, Iowa, and Indiana – https://bit.ly/3NMXuvx
MktgLSB | October 28, 2024
Two key Indiana real estate firms in farmland sales, auctions, and management, share their thoughts on the recent Purdue Farmland Value & Cash Rent Survey report. Hear their insights on our Hoosier’s states 4.8% increase from 2023 to 2024, trends for 2025, and the predicted 13% increase over the next 5 years. Farm Progress – https://bit.ly/3BWktkU
Purdue University Report – https://bit.ly/3UrNKup
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Purdue University Report – https://bit.ly/3UrNKup
MktgLSB | October 10, 2024
Here is the USDAs latest Land Values Summary Report 2024 for our Midwest Reporting states –
Our Corn Belt States: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and Ohio, cropland values climbed by an average of 4.5% to $8,560. The average cropland value in our Northern Plains states: Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota was $4,040 per acre, an increase of 6.6%. Our Lake states: Minnesota and Wisconsin saw an average price increase of 4.2% to $6,470. Full Report details here – https://bit.ly/4eEQcWe
MktgLSB | September 23, 2024
This September 19, 2024 article from Successful Farming, in partnership with American Farmland Owner, features our reporting state of Indiana and one of the largest attended public land auction in the last 10 years. Learn about the land, the buyers, and the economic outcomes for Indiana farmland – https://bit.ly/4dheIes
MktgLSB | September 18, 2024
Peoples Company Fall 2024 Agricultural Market Analysis Report for our Midwest reporting state of Indiana – https://online.pubhtml5.com/wyco/bjmf/#p=1
MktgLSB | September 11, 2024
Our Midwest states of Indiana and North Dakota are in the top 3 for the highest percentage of young producers (farmers under the age of 35); Nebraska, Ohio, South Dakota, and Iowa are also in the top 10. Learn more from American Farmland Owner Editor, Dave Price, as he shares important details, obstacles, and hopeful legislation for young producers – our next generation and future for the farming industry. Learn more here – https://www.americanfarmlandowner.com/post/youth-movement
MktgLSB | August 22, 2024
Learn about the ups and downs of Iowa, Illinois and Indiana’s land values in American Farmland Owners latest report. Dave Price dives into the details, which include land values for our reporting states of South Dakota and Nebraska, as well. Learn more here – https://www.americanfarmlandowner.com/post/two-states-land-values-heading-in-different-directions
MktgLSB | August 4, 2024
Farm Doc Daily July 29, 2024 Report analyzed data for 8 Midwest states from the 2017 and 2022 Census of Agriculture, which demonstrates and confirms the 21st Century decline in number of farms and land in farms. Find their full report here – https://bit.ly/3Sx4y28
