Our Midwest reporting states’ farmland values remain surprisingly steady—even as the farm economy feels “uncomfortable.” Tight margins, reduced input spending, and rising retirements haven’t translated into weaker land prices.
Hertz Real Estate Services reports that strong livestock profits, limited land supply, and continued farmer buying are keeping the market firm. The result? A land market that’s steady, resilient, and far from “painful.” Read more from Hertz Farm Management: Midwest Farmland Values Hold Steady Despite “Uncomfortable” Farm Economy, Input Cuts, and Tight Margins
