Iowa farmland values up nearly 2%
BPC Staff Dec 17, 2020 | 5:27 pm
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82 wordsAll Latest News, Energy, Real Estate and DevelopmentDes Moines Register: Iowa farmland values climbed nearly 2% this year, despite the COVID-19 pandemic that disrupted demand for the state’s farm goods and a hurricane-force derecho that damaged millions of acres of corn and soybeans. Iowa State University, in a Tuesday report on an annual survey, said the average price of farmland had climbed 1.7% to $7,559 from $7,432 an acre last year. The most expensive farmland was in Scott County in eastern Iowa, averaging $10,659 an acre, the survey showed.
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