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Interpretations of 2016 ISU Land Value Survey Results
Ag Decision Maker Newsletter (2017)
  • Wendong Zhang, Iowa State University of Science and Technology
Abstract
Average Iowa farmland value has shown a decline for the third year in a row—the first time this has happened since the 1980s farm crisis—and is now estimated to be $7,183 per acre. The statewide per acre value declined $450, or 5.9 percent, since November, 2015. Farmland values hit a historic high in 2013, but have steadily declined since then. The statewide average value for an acre of farmland is now about 17.5 percent lower than 2013 values.

CARD offers a new web portal that includes visualization tools, such as charts and interactive county maps, allowing users to examine land value trends over time at the county, district, and state level.
Keywords
  • land value,
  • Iowa,
  • land value survey,
  • farm crisis
Publication Date
January, 2017
Citation Information
Wendong Zhang. "Interpretations of 2016 ISU Land Value Survey Results" Ag Decision Maker Newsletter (2017)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/wendong_zhang/24/