MktgLSB | September 26, 2025
Farm incomes have been falling throughout the Minneapolis Fed’s Ninth District, which consists of our Midwest states of Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin, as well as Montana. American Farmland Owner comparing the most recent report with one from a year ago, spots trends that have unfortunately come to fruition for farmers in the region. Learn more – Then vs. Now: What Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis Reports Tell Us about Farm Future
MktgLSB | July 25, 2025
This latest FarmDoc Daily Policy News Summary looks at ag land values through the first 6 months of 2025. Find the 6-Month Average Benchmark Land Values Change for our Midwest states of Wisconsin, Minnesota, North and South Dakota, Iowa, and Nebraska. Key contributors and findings include land value reports from Farmers National Company and Farm Credit Services of America. Read their full report here – Ag Land Values Mostly Stable Through First Half of 2025 – Farm Policy News
MktgLSB | July 3, 2025
American Farmland Owner shares details from the Minneapolis Federal Reserve’s latest Ag Credit Survey. The Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank Ninth District includes our Midwest reporting states of Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin. Although land values continue to climb, the survey reveals a “mixed bag” of outcomes in the farm economy across our Midwest. Learn more here: The Good and the Bad: What A Recent Survey Says About the Ag Economy
MktgLSB | June 2, 2025
Recent first quarter 2025 ag economic reports reflected some positive news on our Midwest land values. Reported farmland values in our following states: Minnesota values were up 3%, North Dakota increased 7%, and South Dakota demonstrated a 4.6% increase. Learn more in this latest Farm Progress report – https://bit.ly/43kHcT3
MktgLSB | March 3, 2025
Progressive Farmer March 1, 2025 Recent Farmland Sales features our Midwest reporting states of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, North Dakota, Ohio and South Dakota. Find details to each highlighted farmland sale here – https://conta.cc/3QG3Q0T
MktgLSB | February 4, 2025
This January 30, 2025 Progressive Farmer Landwatch Report features recent farmland sales that include our Midwest reporting states of Illinois, Nebraska, and North Dakota. Find details to these highlighted sales here – https://conta.cc/3ErOHOc
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 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 | 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 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
