Landwatch Weekly

Editor's Note: DTN's Landwatch Weekly column is a spin-off of Progressive Farmer's monthly column, highlighting the recent results of sales and auctions from across the country. Sales figures are provided by sources and may differ from what you see elsewhere due to rounding and averaging. If you would like to submit a sale for publication, please email a link to the sale, selling price and broker's contact information to landwatch@dtn.com.

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COLORADO, Logan County. A 138-acre farm sold for $140,000, or $1,014 per acre. The farm includes 114 Farm Service Agency crop acres with a soil rating of 39.4. The seller offered 33% interest in 81 acres of wheat planted on the property.

Link to the listing: https://peoplescompany.com/…

For more information, contact Ben Gardiner, Peoples Company, 970-520-4871, Ben.Gardiner@PeoplesCompany.com.

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ILLINOIS, Hamilton County. A 210-acre farm sold at auction for $1.5 million, or an average of $7,475 an acre. The farm includes an 80-acre tract consisting of 28 acres of crop production with a productivity index of 99.75, along with 32 acres of timber that includes wildlife. The tract also includes an eight- to 10-acre lake site that has two to three pinch point areas ideal for hunting stands. Another 40-acre tract includes 21 acres of tillable crop production, with the remaining acreage featuring a habitat including a pond for wildlife. The cropland status for 2026 was open at the time of the listing. A 32-acre property features 26 tillable acres with a productivity index of 100.3. The remaining acreage on the tract includes timber rows. The farm includes a 35-acre tract of tillable farmland as well as an 18-acre tract with 16 acres of row crop ground with a 108.83 productivity index.

Link to the listing: https://ranchandfarmauctions.com/…

For more information, contact Josh Malone, Whitetail Properties Real Estate, 479–877-5260, josh.malone@whitetailproperties.com.

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MISSOURI, Lewis County. A 229-acre farm was sold in four tracts at auction for $1.8 million, or an average of $6,550 per acre. A 142-acre cropland tract has a soil rating of 64.8 and is 82% tillable. The farm also includes a 27-acre cropland tract that is 93% tillable. Tract three is 50 acres of nearly completely wooded timber, while the fourth tract is the homestead that includes a three-bedroom home, garage, a machine shed, two bin structures, a pond and rural water and well.

Link to the listing: http://www.mcafeeauctionservice.com/…

For more information, contact McAfee Auction Service, 660-727-3796, auction@centurylink.net.

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OKLAHOMA, Alfalfa County. A 634-acre farm sold in three tracts for $1.6 million, or an average of $2,450 an acre. A 320-acre tract includes 305 crop base acres, including 189 wheat acres with a yield of 50 bushels per acre, 40 canola base acres and 37 corn base acres with a yield of 61 bushels per acre. The farm includes a 155-acre tract with 149 cropland acres. A 160-acre tract includes 155 tillable acres with a wheat base of 97 acres with a 47-bushel yield; 37 canola base acres and 10 corn base acres.

Link to the listing: https://www.farmersnational.com/…

For more information, contact Chris Ostmeyer, Farmers National Company, 316-788-4240, COstmeyer@FarmersNational.com.

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-- These sales figures are provided by the sources and may not be exact because of rounding.

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