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Recent Farmland Sales in Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Nebraska, Ohio, Virginia

Recent Farmland Sales in Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Nebraska, Ohio, Virginia

By Victoria G. Myers

INDIANA, Wabash County. A 99.48-acre farm sold in two tracts for $1.44 million, or an average of $14,475 per acre. The property was described as "productive farmland," level to gently rolling. The farm held bases in corn and soybeans. Contact: A.J. Jordan, Halderman Real Estate and Farm Management; ajj@halderman.com, 317-697-3086; or Jon Rosen, jonr@halderman.com; 260-740-1846; https://www.halderman.com/…

IOWA, Wright County. An auction of five parcels of land totaling almost 580 acres sold for about $6.53 million. Parcel per-acre prices ranged from $10,000 to $15,000. Average per-acre price across the whole was $11,259. The property held bases in corn and soybeans. Contact: Eugene Ryerson, Ryerson Auction and Realty Ltd., ryerson@goldfieldaccess.net; 515-448-3079; https://www.ryersonauctionrealtyltd.com/…

KANSAS, Russell County. Ehrlich Farms, a mixed-use 1,200-acre property, sold at auction in five tracts. Interest in mineral rights sold separately. Total sales price was about $2.35 million. Average per-acre tract prices ranged from $1,700 to $2,100. Average, excluding any tract sold as a whole, was $1,958 per acre. The land included cropland, grass, CRP and wildlife habitat. Cropland bases were held in wheat and grain sorghum. Contact: Lance Wolters or Donald Hazlett, Farm and Ranch Realty Inc.; frr@frrmail.com; 800-247-7863; https://www.farmandranchrealty.com/…

KENTUCKY, Muhlenberg County. Eight tracts of property totaling 1,064 acres sold at auction for $1.27 million, or about $1,194 per acre. The land was used for hunting and recreation, and included both lakes and some timber. Tracts were described as mostly wooded, with strip pit lakes and some road frontage. Contact: Joseph Mills, Kurtz Auction and Realty; jmills@kurtzauction.com; 270-926-8553; https://www.kurtzauction.com/…

LOUISIANA, Tensas Parish. Located in a highly sought-after parish, this 511-acre plantation property sold for approximately $3 million. The farm was almost all tillable ground and partially irrigated. Average price per acre was $5,871. Contact: Jerry Brown, Brown Realty Co.; bormond@brownrealtyco.com; 318-728-9544; https://www.brownrealtyco.com/…

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