Highlighting our Midwest reporting states of Ohio and Michigan, Farm Progress shares why farmland values are holding steady despite a drop in commodity prices. Find details on the increase in land values for Ohio and Michigan and more – https://bit.ly/3UppJUn
An informative and detailed summary from the latest USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) Land Values 2025 Report by the American Farm Bureau Federation. Find highlights on our Midwest Reporting states, including Michigan leading the way on a state level with a 7.8% increase. Read more here – https://conta.cc/40SkgJl.
As echoed in recent posts, our Midwest states farmland market has shown continued stability over the past six months. According to this latest Farm Progress update, most “remain cautiously optimistic of what’s yet to come”. Find recent sales throughout the countryside in our reporting state of Minnesota. Read more – Farmland market stable in 2025, interest rates a growing concern
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
This latest Farm Progress America report features farmland value updates and current trends throughout our Midwest reporting states. Read or listen to learn more – https://bit.ly/44K7QFB
Highlighting key results from a recent Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City report, AEI.ag examines farmland value results from the 1st and 2nd quarter of 2025. As we move into the 2nd half of the year, AEI.ag shares key questions that could shape and determine outcomes for our farmland market and land values. Learn more – https://bit.ly/4ePSvXi
Learn from Doug Hensley, President of Hertz Real Estate Services, as he shares about the factors influencing and pressuring a “sideways and choppy” land market and prices. Features details to several land sales throughout our Midwest reporting state of Iowa. Read more in this Farm Progress report – https://bit.ly/3UaWog1
Due to a lower supply of farmland for sale, 1st quarter farmland values across our Midwest states of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, and Wisconsin, have remained steady compared to last year. Learn more from Hertz Real Estate Services: Midwest Farmland Values Hold Steady Amid Soft Demand