MktgLSB | January 16, 2025
“Stable and steady” has defined this past month of farmland sales prices for our Midwest state of Minnesota. Despite the drop in buyer demand, “B” quality farms continue to bring a good value per acre. Article highlights also include a farmer survey by Purdue University Center for Commercial Agriculture on what farmer sentiments are favoring. Read more from Farm Progress here – https://conta.cc/4h7BmIY
MktgLSB | January 2, 2025
DTN Progressive Farmer’s December 31, 2024 Landwatch Report featuring farmland sales from our Midwest reporting states of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota, and Nebraska. Find details to each farmland sale here – https://bit.ly/4a3JXd1
MktgLSB | December 20, 2024
Don’t miss this AFO interview by Dave Price, Editor of American Farmland Owner, as he sits down with Dr. Ernie Goss, Professor of Economics at Creighton University to discuss what the numbers are saying about smaller rural communities and farmland across the Midwest. Maybe it’s just a bluff?
The interview recap includes links to Creighton University’s Mainstreet Economy Historical Data from 2014 to 2024, which includes our Midwest reporting states of Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota, along with Colorado, Kansas, Missouri and Wyoming. Find those report details here: https://bit.ly/3VP59xy
MktgLSB | December 14, 2024
December 10, 2024 Farm Progress report, shares details on November farmland sales for our Midwest reporting state of Minnesota. November continued to be on course as one of the busiest months for farm sales. While sales remained stable, they also came with a cautious land market awareness across the state. Find more details and recent highlighted sales in “Stable but cautious land market shows in high farm sales” – https://bit.ly/4gcywSS
MktgLSB | December 13, 2024
Fall land auction results, featuring recent Midwest land sales in our states of North Dakota, Minnesota and Iowa, help shed insights into the 2025 land market. Although cautious optimism is the outlook for next year, there’s still plenty of bright spots of resiliency in recent Midwest land auction results. Farm Progress – https://bit.ly/3BBnh78
MktgLSB | November 19, 2024
Compeer Financial November 2024 Land Sales Highlights features our Midwest reporting states of Illinois, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. You can now view the latest sales thru our partner, CamoAg. Learn how to navigate the platform and learn more about each parcel sold in the links found below:
Compeer Financial – Freeborn County MN Sale – https://bit.ly/48W7Frc
Compeer Financial – Fond du Lac County WI Sale – https://bit.ly/4fXaLh5
Compeer Financial – Peoria County IL Sale – https://bit.ly/3Ohom71
MktgLSB | November 7, 2024
Find the latest land sales updates and news on our Midwest reporting state of Minnesota. A substandard crop year and low commodity prices may have softened the land market a bit. However, fewer farms on the market have helped keep values steady. View recent sales and learn more in this latest Farm Progress report – https://bit.ly/3NZAgST
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 | 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 | October 9, 2024
Today’s October 9, 2024 Farm Progress report features our Midwest reporting state of Minnesota. September has proven to demonstrate an increase in land values and a stable holding in the land market. Although the number of farm land sales is down from last year and the uncertain early harvest reports, supply and demand is still notable, with farmers leading the charge on quality farmland purchases. Learn more here – https://bit.ly/47YjEEj