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Keeping up with land values is key when you’re looking to expand your portfolio, protect assets, and build wealth. To make that easier, Grower’s Edge

For decades, selling farmland meant finding a buyer through word of mouth, a local broker, or a private listing; now things have changed. While the

According to the USDA Census of Agriculture, about 39% of all U.S. farmland is rented, while the remaining 61% is owned. A closer look reveals

Many farmers have spent years tending to land with little knowledge of the financial side of agriculture. Investing in farmland is a different world from

Location, location, location. In farmland lending, it’s the difference between a high-performing asset and a costly risk. But location alone isn’t enough. While national or

Farmland properties have delivered an average return of 10.5% since 1992, according to the NCREIF Farmland Index. This comes as no surprise, with farm land

With more than 267 million acres of farmland across the region, few assets rival the potential of the Midwest. The Midwest has some of the

With some of the most fertile soil in the nation, Illinois attracts both local and institutional interest. Land values in Illinois not only reflect statewide

Indiana is among the Midwest’s most sought-after regions for farmland. That’s primarily because of its productive soil that produces its top cash crops: corn and

Investors, lenders, and agriculture consultants have long been drawn to Iowa farmland for decades. The state’s exceptionally productive land makes it one of the most

When searching for the top states for farmland productivity, Minnesota is among the best. Its 19 million acres of fertile farmland support lucrative crops like

Missouri’s farmland market is shaped by three things: its diverse soil, favorable climate, and growing agricultural economy. Northern counties offer high-yielding crops, while southern regions