Landwatch

INDIANA, Blackford County. A 114-acre farm sold in an online auction for $1.67 million, or $14,649 per acre. The level to gently rolling property carries a Weighted Average Productivity Index of 138.6 for corn and 43.2 for soybeans. The farm is mostly tillable, with 6 acres of woods. The property is divided by a blacktop road and has a potential wind turbine site. Contact: Rick Johnloz, Halderman Real Estate and Farm Management; rickj@halderman.com; 260-827-8181; https://www.halderman.com/…

IOWA, Sac County. A 135-acre farm sold at auction for $2.04 million, or $15,111 per acre. The farm's two parcels, each just shy of 68 acres, sold to different bidders. The first farm had a Corn Suitability Rating 2 (CSR2) rating of 93.5 and sold for $15,800; the second had a CSR2 of 71.9 and sold for $14,400 per acre. Contact: Jim Green, Green Real Estate and Auction Co.; jim@greenauction.net; 712-662-4442; https://www.greenrealestate-auction.com/…

KANSAS, Wallace County. A contiguous 1,180-acre farm sold at auction for $1.39 million, or $1,178 per acre. Entirely grassland, the farm includes some crossfences, several sources of water, a living windbreak, two older barns and gathering pens. It is enrolled in the Grasslands Conservation Reserve Program through 2037. Contact: Corry Busse, Farm and Ranch Realty Inc.; frr@frrmail.com; 719-342-2997; https://www.frrmail.com/…

MINNESOTA, Mower County. A 349-acre farm sold in two parcels for $4.27 million, or an average of $12,235 per acre. The first farm, just shy of 119 acres and including mostly Readlyn, Ostrander and Floyd soil types, has a Productivity Index (PI) of 96 and sold for $14,000 per acre. The second tract, at 230 acres, includes mostly Racine, Floyd and Clyde soils, carries a PI of 88.4 and sold for $11,300 per acre. Contact: Jameson Anders, Hertz Real Estate Services; JamesonA@hertz.ag; 641-903-2109; https://www.hertz.ag/…

MISSISSIPPI, Noxubee County. A 222-acre farm with a mix of crop and timberland sold at auction for $1.33 million, or an average of $5,991 per acre. Sold in three tracts, the farm features about 120 acres of highly productive, tillable ground and 102 acres of mixed timber, with notable benefits for hunters. The farm's well-shaped fields are suited for cotton, soybean, corn or other row-crop production. Electric utility access on the property's eastern edge also adds flexibility for a future home site. Contact: Jake Meyer, Whitetail Properties Real Estate; jake.meyer@whitetailproperties.com; 662-605-3765; https://ranchandfarmauctions.com/…

PENNSYLVANIA, Lancaster County. A 123-acre farm sold at auction for $5.14 million, or $41,789 per acre. The mostly tillable farm also includes a two-story farmhouse, dairy barn with 44 stalls, two farm shops, a four-car detached garage and other outbuildings. It is enrolled in Pennsylvania's Clean and Green program, a tax-assessment program that lowers property tax rates for land in agricultural use but triggers stiff penalties if land use changes. Contact: John Hess, Hess Auction Group; contact@hessauctiongroup.com; 717-664-5238; https://www.hessauctiongroup.com/…

SOUTH DAKOTA, Lake County. A 245-acre farm sold in three tracts for $3 million, or an average of $12,245 per acre. The tracts are located within a mile of the Dakota Ethanol Plant, in Wentworth. They carry an average Price Loss Coverage corn yield of 144 bushels per acre (bpa) and soybean yield of 46 bpa. All farms are leased for 2026 at a rate of $350 per acre, which will be credited to the buyer at closing. Contact: Jared Sutton, Sutton Auction; jared@suttonauction.com; 605-864-8527; https://www.suttonauction.com/…

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