Pottawattamie County gets top honor this week with a sale at $17,900/acre. Crops are disappearing fast. Weather forecast is favorable for harvest.

Washington County tops the market with a sale at $19,200/acre. There were several “no sales” which continues to indicate market conditions are still adjusting to current economic conditions. Harvest is in full swing.

Another busy auction week with Clinton County topping the market at $18,100/acre. “No sales” flared up which is proof that market conditions are still adjusting to current economic conditions.

It was a busy auction week with Crawford County topping the market at $14,300/acre. Fall is almost here, and harvest is just beginning. Late summer has been dry – we need some rain.

Lyon County takes top honors this week with a sale at $17,600/acre. There will be a good volume of land going to auction this week. Auction season is here. Harvest is very near.

Today my friend Tommy Grisafi and I talk about my August 2024 newsletter, Land Talk Monthly, on his ATI Pro Media podcast.

O’Brien County tops the market with a sale at $19,000/acre. Auction volume picks up in September with over 10,000 acres going to auction. Harvest will begin soon. Happy Labor Day!

Linn County takes top honors with a sale at $19,225/acre. Lots of heat in the forecast but this should not hurt yields. Say hi if you see me walking around at the Farm Progress Show Tuesday!

Listen in as Jim Rothermich of Iowa Appraisal discusses the current Iowa land market with good friend Paul Neiffer, CPA on the Top Producer Podcast.

Clay County tops the market with a sale at $15,400/acre. Auction activity will pick up the rest of August.

Chickasaw County takes top honors with a sale at $22,500/acre. Poweshiek County gets honorable mention with a sale at $19,000/acre. There were several strong sales this week.

Polk County tops the market this week with a sale at $38,000/acre. These tracts were transitioning from ag land to development on the fringe of Ankeny, which is part of the Des Moines metro.

Tommy Grisafi wants to know what’s going on in the Iowa land market. Listen in on ATI Pro Media as he visits with Jim Rothermich, “The Land Talker” and Iowa Appraisal’s ag expert, to find out!

Mills County tops the market with a sale at $13,500/acre. There were three “no sales.” Market conditions are adjusting to current economic conditions.

Topping the market this week is Jefferson County with a sale at $15,100/acre. Corn Prices did not have a good week. Grain traders are expecting high yields this fall, increasing the supply.

Mitchell County tops the market with a sale at $15,750/acre. Lots of heat in the forecast at the beginning of week and milder temps later. Crop is looking good.

Due to the 4th of July holiday, there are no auctions to report. Check out my latest interview with my friend, Tommy Grisafi:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMWDJG7WZVk

Listen in as I speak with Andy Campbell on the Beyond the Hood podcast about my experiences in the appraisal industry, as well as tech and trends in land and machinery prices.

I want to wish everyone a Happy 4th of July! Henry County tops the market this week with a sale at $15,300/acre. Honorable mention goes to Lee County with a sale at $14,500/acre. Please keep praying for people in northern Iowa recovering from all the flooding.

Sac County takes top honors this week with a sale at $20,000/acre. Please keep the people in northern Iowa in your prayers. They have had some extreme rain events the past several days and there are a lot of land and houses underwater.