A key financial ratio we watch at LandOwner Newsletter suggests the financial health of the agriculture sector is still strong and not overly leveraged.
The stronger land prices of late 2021 continued higher through the first half of 2022.
A survey of land pros find Iowa cropland values soared 33% higher versus year earlier.
Kansas City Fed finds new highs posted in Central Plains farmland values.
The quarterly survey conducted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas finds strong gains in Texas ranch and cropland.
Annual ISU survey finds an average acre of Iowa farmland rocketed 29% in 2021.
In the midst of the many uncertainties and tragedies due to the spreading COVID-19, the security offered by land ownership again shines through.
Are you feeling more positive about the direction of the farmland market? If so, you align LandOwner subscribers, according to our annual survey.
The average value of an acre of Iowa farmland is $6,951, which is a 2.9% increase for the six-month period ending March 1.
