Farmland values have largely remained stable, despite external pressures affecting "cushion" and "emotion," according to Farmers National Company's latest report. Regional differences are evident, with varying trends in states like Illinois, Wisconsin, Texas, and Iowa. Buyers have become more selective, impacting lower quality land values, while higher quality land remains more stable due to investor interest and other support factors. This week Paul Schadegg, Senior Vice President of Real Estate Operations at Farmers National Company, joins Dave Price for a discussion on farmland value trends and impacts.
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- PublishedJuly 19, 2024 at 3:53 PM UTC
- Length33 min
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