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What Is a Landlocked Farm?

A landlocked farm is a parcel of agricultural land with no direct access to a public road. Instead, the property is surrounded by neighboring land,

Can You Own Land Without Owning the Mineral Rights?

Yes, you can legally own land without owning the mineral rights beneath it. This happens when mineral rights have been severed from surface rights through

5 Things Every Landowner Should Know About Their Farm

Successful farm ownership comes down to five fundamentals—soil health, water resources, legal compliance, equipment management, and financial planning. Landowners who actively manage these areas protect

Iowa Farmland Auction Results: July 18–24, 2026

Iowa farmland auction results from July 18–24, 2026, show that quality tillable farms continue to bring premium prices while recreational properties remain highly sought after.

Iowa Farmland Values in 2026: What Landowners Need to Know About Today’s Market

If you’ve been following farmland sales across Iowa, you’ve likely heard questions about where land values are headed. Are farmland prices beginning to decline, or

The Truth About Farmland Auction Results

Every time a farm sells, there’s a lot of attention on the final sale price. Headlines highlight dollars per acre, coffee shop conversations revolve around

Why Farmland Is Always in Demand

Farmland will always be in high demand. People need food. Productive land is limited. Quality cropland cannot be manufactured. That is why farmland continues to

Midwest Farm Improvements That Actually Pay for Themselves

Midwest Farm Improvements That Actually Pay for Themselves The highest-ROI farm improvements in the Midwest include precision agriculture technology, tile drainage systems, grain storage upgrades,

Farmland Owner? Here’s What to Do If Your Kids Live Out of State

Farmland owners whose children live out of state should prioritize estate planning, clear legal documentation, and defined management strategies. Proactive planning—including trusts, leasing arrangements, and

Should You Enroll Your Land in CRP? A Quick Guide

Should you enroll your land in CRP? The Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) pays landowners annual rental payments to convert eligible cropland into conservation cover for

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