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September 2026 Recent Farmland Sales

Todd Neeley
By  Todd Neeley , DTN Environmental Editor
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Per Acre Prices (Progressive Farmer)

ILLINOIS, Mason County. An 81-acre farm sold at auction for $984,662, or $12,156 an acre. The property features a soil productivity index of 139.7. The farm includes 39 corn base acres with a Price Loss Coverage (PLC) yield of 149 bushels per acre (bpa), as well as 38 soybean base acres with a PLC yield of 47 bpa. Contact: John Sullivan, Sullivan Auctioneers; Sold@SullivanAuctioneers.com; 309-221-6700; https://www.sullivanauctioneers.com/…

IOWA, Hamilton County. An 80-acre farm sold at auction for $1.1 million, or $13,750 per acre. The land has been improved with drainage tile and provides good access to transportation routes with a soil productivity index of 85.1. The farm includes 69 corn base acres with a PLC yield of 150 bpa, as well as 10 soybean base acres with a PLC yield of 50 bpa. Contact: Adam Curran, Peoples Co. Integrated Land Solutions; Adam@PeoplesCompany.com; 641-203-2931; https://peoplescompany.com/…

MISSOURI, Lewis County. A 313-acre farm sold at auction in two tracts for $1.9 million, or an average of $6,070 per acre. One 156-acre parcel includes 51 acres in row-crop production and 64 acres in the Conservation Reserve Program, along with an abandoned homestead. A second 157-acre tract includes 102 acres in row-crop production, along with an abandoned homestead, barn and private lake. Contact: Wheeler Auctions and Real Estate; ads@wheelerauctions.com; 660-327-5890; https://bid.wheelerauctions.com/…

NEBRASKA, Merrick County. A 46-acre farm sold at auction for $342,450, or $7,445 per acre. The property is known for its quality hay production and features a 2000 Cleary building for hay storage that could also be used to store equipment or as a workshop. The farm includes a well that allows for irrigation. Contact: Ty Johnson, Ranch and Farm Auctions; ty.johnson@whitetailproperties.com; 308-258-1733; https://ranchandfarmauctions.com/…

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NORTH DAKOTA, Walsh County. A 37-acre farm sold at auction for $250,965, or $6,783 an acre. The cropland features base acres for sugar beets, corn, wheat, dry edible beans and soybeans. The soil productivity index ranges from 82 to 89, and the farm is just 6 miles from the American Crystal Sugar Co. Grafton beet receiving station. The farm is leased for the 2026 growing season and is available for 2027. Contact: Bob Pifer, The Pifer Group Inc.; bob@pifers.com; 701-371-8538; https://www.pifers.com/…

SOUTH DAKOTA, Meade County. A 160-acre pasture farm sold at auction for $420,000, or $2,625 per acre. The property features a reliable water supply, is fully fenced and has a livestock pond on the land. Contact: Ashley Kurtenbach, Whitetail Properties Real Estate; ashley.kurtenbach@whitetailproperties.com; 605-201-9333; https://ranchandfarmauctions.com/…

WISCONSIN, Sauk County. A 1,340-acre farm sold at auction in 12 tracts for $13.2 million, or an average of $9,851 per acre. The property includes a 283-acre irrigated cropland parcel that topped the sale at $14,352 per acre and has a soil rating of 57. In all, the farm includes 1,025 tillable acres with cropland tracts of 70, 92, 69, 103 and 43 acres. It also includes a 217-acre parcel with 150 tillable acres with good access to fields. Contact: Gavin Bros. Auctioneers LLC, info@gavinbros.com; 608-524-6416; https://gavinbros.com/…

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