Iowa farmers and landowners interested in converting underperforming cropland into pasture or hay ground can start by contacting their local USDA Service Center or Soil
Buying farmland in the fall can be a great opportunity for farmers looking to expand their operations or investors planning for the next growing season.
Owning farmland does not automatically mean you qualify for Harvest Fuel Relief payments. Before counting on a payment, confirm how USDA’s eligibility requirements apply to
If you own farmland in Iowa but live in another state, an experienced farmland real estate broker can help you sell the property without requiring
If you have never owned farmland before, the best way to get started is to determine your budget, understand what makes farmland valuable, explore financing
A farm may have future development potential if it is located near a growing community, has good road access, offers access to utilities, and meets
Farmland with multiple access easements can still be a valuable investment, but buyers should carefully evaluate how those easements affect access, farming operations, property rights,
Dividing a family farm can be one of the most difficult decisions a family makes. Farmland often represents generations of hard work, family history, and
Buying farmland in Iowa can be competitive, especially when several buyers are interested in the same property. Whether you are expanding your farming operation or
If you are thinking about selling farmland in Iowa, you may wonder whether an online auction or a live auction is the better choice. Both
