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Iowa farmland values fall, breaking five year trend – TheSanbornPioneer

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Survey finds O’Brien County atop the list in per-acre value The annual Iowa State University Land Value Survey found that farmland values decreased 3.1 percent, or $369, to $11,467 per acre. The decrease this year nearly erases the 3.7 percent increase from last year and ends a five-year trend of increasing prices. The nominal value of an acre of farmland this year fell from last year’s record high, but is still higher than the nominal value in…

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