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

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

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

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

Record-Breaking Sale: Iowa Farmland Sets New High for State at $32,000 Per Acre

accountMktgLSB | calendar-monthDecember 5, 2025

Our Midwest reporting state of Iowa’s record-breaking farmland sale on December 1st set a new high with $32,000 per acre sale! “An Iowa farmland auction in Sioux County, just outside Orange City, is resetting the top of the market. A 35.5-acre tract sold on Dec. 1 for $32,000 per acre, and Jim Rothermich of Iowa Appraisal says it’s the highest auction price he has recorded in the state.” Read more from Pro Farmer – https://hubs.ly/Q03WRYWK0

Land Sales: Premium Minnesota farmland continues commanding top dollar

accountMktgLSB | calendar-monthDecember 3, 2025

Premium farmland in our Midwest reporting state of Minnesota continues to defy low commodity price pressure, according to this recent Farm Progress report. “Buyer demand for A-grade, quality land has shown incredible resilience. In the past month, there have been numerous sales in the $12,000 to $15,000-plus-per-tillable-acre price range for choice tracts.” Read more: Minnesota farmland values still strong for quality land

Minnesota land sales - Farm Progress

A Cherished Christmas Tree Tradition

accountMktgLSB | calendar-monthDecember 1, 2025

This holiday season, consider starting a cherished family tradition by visiting local tree farms to cut down your Christmas tree. The experience not only fosters family bonding and fun but also supports local economies in our Midwest. Engaging in activities at these farms promotes community spirit and offers a special way to celebrate the season! Click the image below and check out our Midwest Christmas Tree Farm Resource for links to tree farms across our 10 Midwest states, and discover the joys of fresh pine and family fun!

Midwest Christmas Tree Farms