Ag Land Values Mostly Stable Through First Half of 2025

accountMktgLSB | calendar-monthJuly 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

Crop output gains more influence in sideways land market

accountMktgLSB | calendar-monthJuly 14, 2025

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

Midwest Land Values Show Resilience Amid Economic Challenges

accountMktgLSB | calendar-monthJune 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

Midwest Farmland Values Increase, ‘Good’ Farmland Sees Largest Gains

accountMktgLSB | calendar-monthMay 28, 2025

“Farmland values are on the rise across the our Midwest, especially for “good” farmland in Wisconsin, which saw an 11% increase over the past year. But beneath the surface, farmers are facing tougher credit conditions and rising debt loads. The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago’s AgLetter paints a mixed picture of growth and financial pressure across five key ag states.” Read more from American Farmland Owner – https://www.americanfarmlandowner.com/post/midwest-farmland-values-increase