I AM lOCATED IN CENTRAl IllINOIS. MOST RECENT SAlE WAS FOR 2600 PER ACRE. THE RANGE IS FROM 2400-3200. CASH RENT IS AS HIGH AS 200 PER ACRE. THAT IS REAllY NUTS, AND MOST OF US CANNOT IMAGINE HOW IT PENCIlS OUT.
NE Iowa: poor ground worth $30_A, rents for $60-80_A and sells for $1000-1800_A. Highly productive ground worth $125_A rents for $150-180_A, in a few places $200, and has sold recently for $3050, $3100, and $3500_A.
I live and farm in Canada in the province of Saskatchewan land around here is for sale at about $45,000.00 per quater section there is 160 acres on a quater section usually about 125 to 135 acres are cultivated on a quater section. As for renting land there was thousands of acres last year that no one would farm because the rent was to much rent last year was about $15.00 per cultivated acre this spring it will be much less I think or there will be even less land farmed around here this year. For you Americans reading this these prices are all in Canadian dollars so that would mean $35,000.00 U.S. would buy most quaters around here. If you are interested in some land I have some for sale in this aera at these prices. Hope this helps.
I live and farm in Canada in the province of Saskatchewan land around here is for sale at about $45,000.00 per quater section there is 160 acres on a quater section usually about 125 to 135 acres are cultivated on a quater section. As for renting land there was thousands of acres last year that no one would farm because the rent was to much rent last year was about $15.00 per cultivated acre this spring it will be much less I think or there will be even less land farmed around here this year. For you Americans reading this these prices are all in Canadian dollars so that would mean $35,000.00 U.S. would buy most quaters around here. If you are interested in some land I have some for sale in this aera at these prices. Hope this helps.
I live in se Saskatchewan. land around here sells for $310 - $320 per cultivated acre. We usually have about 145 -150 acres on a quarter. Cash rent is $25 on land owned by white guys. We have a lot of native owned land around here that is renting this year at $15, I am paying $24 for native land in a long term lease. I feel $25 is the high end of it right now, but that is not paying a landlord enough to cover his investment. We have averaged over the last 10 years a gross income of about $185-$190 per acre. We had rent up to $50 here for a couple years in the late 80's but no one will even think about that now. We cannot grow chickpeas here. In chickpea areas I hear rent of up to $70 per acre. The gross income for chickpeas is over $500 per acre so it is all relative.
here in manitoba,along the u.s. border good farmland sells for around 550.to 600. dollars a broke acre.depends on location. rent is anywhere from 35.to 50. dollars per acre,anybody renting land this year though is getting it alot cheaper. land in the red river valley in manitoba though is alot more expensive.
I come from Denmark and landprices here is going wild. Prices are no less than $3500_acre and many places they are around $7500_acre. Most places land is rented for about $250_acre all in US currency. I don't know this but word is that prices in Holland is about 3 times as high.
I too am from Saskatchewan. However, land around our place is stil going for a fair dollar. Cash rent ranges from $30 to $ 40 and good land will still sell for upwards of $80 000 a quarter. Poor land on the other hand has really lost alot of its value and is worth only $30 - $40 000. Alot of producers are getting rid of thier poor land and trying to pick up a few acres of the better stuff.
in southwest quebec ,tile drained land ,renting is 60-110 arpent (divide by .85 to acres)and selling range start from 2900 to 4000 arpent .. land are going due to enviromental law so hog producer buy land for spread manure not for growing ...