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This is an interesting time to talk agricultural real estate because we're starting to see the ripple effects of lower commodity prices. Here are four trends worth noticing based on conversations with those in the real estate sector.
Ag land values are decreasing
It shouldn't be a surprise that, on the whole, ag land values are trending lower. Whether it's in Indiana, South Dakota, or Kansas, prices paid for land in general is less now than a year ago.
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