Iowa Farmland Auction Results: October 3–9, 2026
Iowa farmland auction results for October 3–9, 2026, showed a wide range of land values across the state. Reported sale prices ranged from $4,300 to $14,400 per acre, reflecting differences in soil quality, land use, location, and agricultural productivity. The week’s reported results included tillable farmland, pasture, Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) acres, and recreational properties. […]
Iowa Farmland Sales in September 2026: What the Latest Sales Tell Us About the Market
Iowa farmland continued to show a wide range of values during September 2026, with individual sales ranging from below $10,000 per acre to more than $25,000 per acre. The latest monthly land sales report provides a useful snapshot of what buyers were willing to pay across different counties, soil qualities, and property types. The September […]
Iowa Land Market Update: July 25–31, 2026
Iowa Farmland Sales Continue to Show Strong Demand Despite Mixed Prices During the week of July 25–31, 2026, Iowa recorded seven reported land sales totaling more than 780 acres. Sale prices ranged from $6,000 per acre to $18,400 per acre, highlighting how land quality, location, wind turbine income, CRP contracts, and recreational potential continue to […]
Iowa Farmland Market Update: July 11–17, 2026
Iowa Land Auction Results Show Continued Strength for High-Quality Farmland The Iowa farmland market remained active during the week of July 11–17, 2026, with buyers continuing to compete for productive tillable farms across the state. While values varied significantly based on soil quality, location, and farm characteristics, well-maintained, high-CSR farms continued to command premium prices. […]
Iowa Farmland Auction Results: June 6–12, 2026 Market Update
Iowa farmland auction results from June 6–12, 2026, showed strong demand for quality tillable land. The highest sale reached $14,900 per acre in Jasper County, while several Hancock County farms exceeded $12,000 per acre. Productive soils continued to command premium prices, while recreational, CRP, and mixed-use properties traded at lower values based on their intended […]