All Price Tiers Rebound in July: Is This a Turning Point?
Here’s how things looked across the board:
- High Ground bounced from $11,300 in May to $13,742 in July.
- Medium Ground increased from $8,234 in June to $9,203 in July.
- Low Ground surged from just $5,800 in June to an impressive $8,930 in July
The most surprising movement? The Low Ground segment, which added over $3,000 per acre in just one month, signaling a broad-based resurgence—not just in premium land, but across all farm classes.
What’s Next for Farmland Value July 2025?
- Sellers: You have a short-term window to beat the inventory surge and capitalize on stronger July pricing.
- Buyers: More options may soon appear, but competition could heat up quickly—especially if interest rates stabilize or drop.
At Whitaker Marketing Group, we help landowners and investors navigate those windows with confidence. Whether you’re selling, buying, or just watching, we’re ready to help you move strategically.
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For a detailed breakdown of regional pricing and auction activity, check out the graphs below.
For more farmland updates, check out our latest market reports and upcoming auctions.
