Iowa Farm Land Values Increase Across Iowa
The average value of farm land rose by seven dollars per acre in the year ending November 1, 1954, with gains in all regions except southern Iowa where prices slipped. W G Murray of Iowa State College notes a growing gap between high quality and low quality farms, as top farms gain value faster.
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Land values in Iowa stabilize near 200 an acre says Murray
Murray reports that high quality farms boost income and soil productivity while rising land values reverse a previous decline. The survey, done with real estate brokers, notes values average about 205 dollars per acre on November 1, 1954, likely stabilizing near 200. Farm prices and incomes remain fairly steady, with prices received by Iowa farmers averaging 270 to 317 percent of the 1910 14 average since 1950.
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