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Stay informed with Whitaker Marketing Group’s comprehensive 2025 Iowa farmland market data. As experts in farmland sales and auctions, we provide valuable insights into average prices, acres sold, and top auction results to help landowners, investors, and farmers make informed decisions.
Our map below details the average price per acre of farmland sold across Iowa counties in 2025. Prices vary widely due to factors like soil quality, location, and demand. Dallas County led with an average of $28,382 per acre, while Montgomery County averaged $8,399—a 237% difference highlighting the diverse market landscape.
This map highlights the average auction prices per acre for farmland in Iowa counties during 2025. Polk County achieved an average auction price of $24,376 per acre, followed by Lyon County at $19,903 and Story County at $15,863, reflecting the competitive nature of Iowa’s auction market.
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