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What Makes a Farm Easy to Market? A Seller’s Guide

A farm is easy to market when it combines a strong location, well-maintained infrastructure, clear documentation, and professional presentation. Properties with transparent pricing, quality soil

What to Look for in an Iowa Agricultural Real Estate Broker

The best Iowa agricultural real estate broker combines deep local market knowledge, an understanding of soil quality and water rights, experience with farm succession planning,

Someone Wants to Buy My Farm – What Should I Do Next?

If someone wants to buy your farm, don’t rush the decision. Start by evaluating your farm’s market value, understanding the tax implications, and organizing your

Buying Farmland With a Tenant: Good or Bad Investment?

Buying farmland with an existing tenant can be a strong advantage or a real limitation, depending on your goals. An established lease means immediate income

775+ Decisions Behind a Single Corn Crop

A farmer can make more than 775 decisions that affect a single corn crop. From soil fertility and hybrid selection to planting speed, crop insurance,

Iowa Farmland Auction Results for August 2026

Iowa farmland auction results in August 2026 showed a wide range of land values across the state. The August market included sales from approximately $6,100

What Does a Modern Farmer Do?

A modern Iowa farmer is a high-tech business owner, agronomist, equipment manager, risk manager, and grain marketer. Throughout a single crop year, farmers make hundreds

Auction vs. Listing: Which Selling Method Gives You Control?

Both methods offer control, but in different ways. Auctions give sellers more control over the timeline and sale process. Traditional listings provide more flexibility with

Iowa Farmland Auction Results: August 22–28, 2026

Iowa farmland auction results from August 22–28, 2026, showed successful sales ranging from $7,700 to $19,000 per acre. Sales were reported across multiple Iowa counties,

Can Farmland Be Relisted After an Unsuccessful Auction?

Yes. Farmland can often be relisted after an unsuccessful auction. In many cases, the owner can choose a traditional listing, private sale, sealed-bid sale, or

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