June 2019 Wallace’s Farmer “MarketPlace Extra”
It has been a somewhat uneven start to the 2019 crop year. Cold, wet planting conditions persisted well into the month of May, and hampered progress across the entire Midwest. That being said, farmland prices appeared largely stable as we entered planting season. Good farms – those with above average soil types, adequate drainage, easy farm-ability, and well-managed fertility levels – continue to sell best.
May 2019 Wallace’s Farmer “MarketPlace Extra”
With the arrival of spring fieldwork and planting operations, we mark the beginning of another farmland sales season. It seems that the farmland market across Iowa sets a slightly new course each year, based in part on how things are going out in the fields.
April 2019 Wallace’s Farmer “MarketPlace Extra”
Spring has finally arrived in Iowa, and with it, optimism for 2019. The Iowa farmland market in early 2019 has held up its end of the bargain, with continued resilience and stability.
March 2019 Wallace’s Farmer “MarketPlace Extra”
The early 2019 Iowa farmland market continues its overall resilience and stability.
February 2019 Wallace’s Farmer “MarketPlace Extra”
Although land value differences exist across various neighborhoods throughout the State of Iowa,the Iowa farmland market continues to show somewhat surprising resiliency and stability.
Tax Time – What Farm Owners Need to Know
Want to know how the new tax bill impacts you as a farmland owner? Jeff Troendle, our President of Farm Management, gives a breakdown of the new tax bill.
January 2019 Wallace’s Farmer “MarketPlace Extra”
Welcome to 2019 – it seems like we just turned the calendar to 2018, and yet here we are already welcoming another new year! As we enter 2019, it’s worth looking back over the 2018 crop year one last time.
