<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2gWem7_1DtLtIe400" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2gWem7_1DtLtIe400" width="223" height="226" ></figure><p>The USDA released their annual report for land values on Friday.</p><p>Lance Honig with the National Agricultural Statistics Service says the reports showed another yearly increase in land values but small increases.</p><p>Cash rental rates stayed steady.</p><p>Missouri’s cropland value averaged $5,310 per acre and was up 3.1 percent. Iowa’s cropland value averaged $10,700 and was up 3.9 percent. Missouri pastureland averaged $2,850 for a 3.6 percent increase. Iowa’s pastureland was up 4.1 percent at $3,800 per acre. Farm Real Estate across the Corn Belt had an increase range of 3.2 to 4 percent. The estimates of land values in this report are based primarily on the Agricultural Land Values Survey conducted from April to June. A random sample to produce the report included of approximately 30,000 operations.</p></div></body>

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The USDA released their annual report for land values on Friday. Lance Honig with the National Agricultural Statistics Service says the reports showed another yearly increase in land values but small increases. Cash rental rates stayed steady. Missouri’s cropland value averaged $5,310 per acre and was up 3.1 percent. Iowa’s...

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