Chickasaw County Iowa Land Information
Explore farmland opportunities in Chickasaw County, Iowa. This page highlights average land values, auction results, CSR2 data, crop yields, and community insights to support your farmland search. For questions or to request a FREE farm appraisal, contact your local Chickasaw County land expert.
Location: Northeastern Iowa
Average Farmland Value: $12,086.11 per acre. For the most current value or a personalized farm evaluation, call Land Broker David Whitaker at 515-996-LAND (5263).
Average Farmland Value for Iowa: $11,400 per acre
Land Auctions in 2025 (as of March 2025)
Chickasaw County recorded 0 farmland auctions in 2025.
2024 Land Auctions
There were 20 farmland auctions totaling 1,585.56 acres. The average price was $12,086.11 per acre, with an average of $168.13 per CSR2 point.
2023 Land Auctions
A total of 22 farmland auctions sold 2,322.98 acres. The average price was $12,837.59 per acre, with $169.15 per CSR2.
2022 Land Auctions
Twelve farmland auctions totaled 1,101 acres. The average price was $9,314 per acre, with $144 per CSR2 point.
2021 Land Auctions
There were seven farmland auctions totaling 968 acres. The average price was $11,688 per acre, with $132 per CSR2 point.
County Agricultural Data
- Average CSR2 Rating: 77.20
- 2023 USDA Average Corn Yield: 198.9 bushels per acre
- 2023 USDA Average Soybean Yield: 52 bushels per acre
- ISU Average Cash Rent per Acre: $278
- ISU Average Pasture Rent per Acre: $50–$100
Towns in Chickasaw County
Alta Vista, Bassett, Fredericksburg, Ionia, Lawler, Nashua, New Hampton, North Washington, Protivin
Adjacent Counties
Bremer, Butler, Fayette, Floyd, Howard, Mitchell, Winneshiek
County Seat
Additional County Resources
- County Website: Chickasaw County Website
- Farm Service Agency: Chickasaw County FSA Office
- County Assessor: Access parcel data, taxes, maps, and sales via the Assessor Page.
FREE Farm Appraisal
Interested in current land values? Request a FREE farm appraisal or call David Whitaker at 515-996-LAND (5263).
Chickasaw County History
Established in 1851, Chickasaw County was named after the Chickasaw Nation. Early settlement began in 1848, and the first county seat was located in Bradford. In 1857, the seat was moved to New Hampton. The first courthouse was built in 1865 and later expanded before being destroyed by fire in 1880. A stone replacement was constructed in 1881 and expanded in the early 1900s. The present courthouse was completed in 1929. As of 2020, the population is 12,012. (Source: Wikipedia)
Location of Chickasaw County highlighted on the Iowa state map.
