April 2018 Wallace’s Farmer “MarketPlace Extra”
The farmland market across the State of Iowa remains stable. As we enter springtime, upcoming field operations will mark the end of the traditional farmland “sales season”, which generally runs from September to March each year.
March 2018 Wallace’s Farmer “MarketPlace Extra”
The farmland market across the State of Iowa remains stable. From neighborhood to neighborhood, there are ranges in value for the same quality land.
February 2018 Wallace’s Farmer “MarketPlace Extra”
The farmland market across the State of Iowa remains stable. Value ranges exist for the same quality land in different neighborhoods, and can be affected by several potential factors including the recent volume of land sales, the influence of local livestock production and local growing season success (or lack thereof).
The Farmland Sale-Leaseback
Farming has always been a capital-intensive business. For farmers to grow in the future, they may need to look beyond traditional sources of funding.
Iowa Farmland Values
David W Nebel, MAI, ARA
President|Hertz Appraisal Services
415 South 11th Street
Nevada, IA 50201
515-382-1500
Depending on your information source, you may have received conflicting information on Iowa farmland values. Are values going down, stabilizing, or dare-we-say…going up?
January 2018 Wallace’s Farmer “MarketPlace Extra”
Throughout the State of Iowa, corn and soybean yields in 2017 pleasantly surprised market observers and created support for the fall-winter 2017-2018 farmland sales season.
Cover Crops
Morgan Troendle, AFM
Real Estate Broker - IA
Waterloo, IA
Jeff Troendle, AFM
President of Farm Management
