Yes, the size of your farm can affect how you should sell it. A smaller Iowa farm may appeal to neighboring farmers, investors, or first-time
Should you auction or list your Iowa farmland? It depends on the farm, the number of potential buyers, your timeline, and your goals for the
Whitaker Marketing Group has been recognized as a Land.com Land Star Top Producer for the second quarter of 2026. The recognition highlights our continued work
Yes, harvest can affect when you should sell farmland in Iowa, but it does not necessarily mean you should wait until harvest is over. In
The best way to find buyers for farmland in Iowa is to expose the property to multiple qualified buyers rather than relying on a single
Iowa farmland does not change ownership very often. More than half of Iowa farmland has been held by the same owners for at least 20
Iowa farmland auction results for September 5–11, 2026 included disclosed prices ranging from $6,000 to $17,900 per acre. This week’s results covered tillable farmland, CRP
Selling the family farm in Iowa starts with understanding who owns the property, what the farm is worth, whether leases or other agreements are in
One large farm may be better for buyers who value efficiency, scale, and easier management, while several smaller farms may be better for investors who
To value an older farmstead, consider the value of the land along with the condition, usefulness, and potential of the house, barns, outbuildings, grain storage,
