Tract 1: Sold for $17,200/acre

Tract 1 of the Jasper County, IA, land and acreage auction involved 73.84± surveyed acres, showcasing the high-quality agricultural land this region is known for. The FSA indicates that the tract contains 74.39 cropland acres, highlighting its prime agricultural value. Furthermore, the Corn Suitability Rating 2 (CSR2) for these cropland acres stands at an impressive 87, underlining the land's excellent potential for corn production. This tract is conveniently located in Section 22, Malaka Township, Jasper County, Iowa, making it a highly desirable piece of agricultural real estate that was sold for $17,200/acre.

Tract 2: Sold for $14,200/acre 

Tract 2 offered a total of 74.30± surveyed acres, demonstrating Jasper County's commitment to quality farmland. According to the FSA, this tract comprises 73.09 acres of cropland, which solidifies its potential for agricultural productivity. The Corn Suitability Rating 2 (CSR2) for these acres is 75, indicating very good conditions for crop cultivation, particularly for corn. This parcel is strategically located in Section 15, Malaka Township, Jasper County, Iowa, showcasing its value and appeal to those looking for premium agricultural land. The auction concluded with Tract 2 being sold for $14,200/acre.

Tract 1: Sold for $12,600/acre 

The Mower County, MN, land auction featured an exceptional piece of agricultural real estate located just a stone's throw away from Le Roy, MN, encompassing 79.78± acres. This parcel boasts a remarkable Crop Productivity Index (CPI) of 92.2, underscoring the land's exceptional quality and suitability for high-yield agriculture. It's also noteworthy that this land is open for the 2024 crop season, offering immediate cultivation opportunities. Situated just 2 miles from the Minnesota/Iowa border in Lodi Township, this parcel represents a unique opportunity to own high-quality agricultural land, meticulously presented by the Steffes Group at the auction, which successfully sold the tract for $12,600/acre.

Tract 1: Sold for $16,050/acre 

Tract 1 in the Henry County, IA, land auction presented a notable opportunity with 80± deeded acres, fully maximizing the agricultural potential of the area. The FSA documents this tract as having 80.71 acres of cropland, emphasizing the land's high productivity and utilization. Notably, it boasts a Corn Suitability Rating 2 (CSR2) of 86.4, which underscores the superior quality and capability of this land for corn production, among other crops. Perfectly situated in Section 15, Wayne Township, Henry County, Iowa, this tract combined prime location with exceptional land quality, making it a highly sought-after piece at the auction, and was sold for $16,050/acre.

Tract 2: Sold for $12,575/acre 

Tract 2 of the Henry County, IA, land auction showcased 120± deeded acres, each echoing the promise of high agricultural yield and productivity. According to the FSA, this tract includes 118.46 acres of cropland, highlighting its near-total utilization for farming purposes. The Corn Suitability Rating 2 (CSR2) on these cropland acres is 81.7, reflecting very good potential for corn cultivation and other agricultural uses. Located in Section 11, Marion Township, Henry County, Iowa, this parcel marries ample space with optimized land quality, making it an attractive investment that was successfully auctioned for $12,575/acre.

Tract 1: Sold for $10,220/acre 

Tract 1 in the Cass County, ND, land auction offered a distinctive composition of 137.02+ total acres, with a unique aspect where the cropland acres, totaling 141.67+, actually exceed the overall acreage due to the intensive agricultural use and optimization of the land. With a Soil Productivity Index (SPI) of 91, the land boasts highly fertile soil, predominantly consisting of Bearden-Kindred silty clay loams, which cover 100% of the tract. The auction highlighted this parcel's prime agricultural value, reflected in its successful sale for $10,220/acre.

Tract 2: Sold for $11,160/acre 

Tract 2 of the Cass County, ND, land auction highlighted 160.47+ total acres of versatile and productive farmland. This tract impressively features 159.54+ acres of cropland, signaling its near-complete dedication to agricultural use. The Soil Productivity Index (SPI) for this tract stands at an admirable 92, indicative of its fertile soil composition. The predominant soil types include Bearden-Lindaas silty clay loams, accounting for 94.8% of the soil composition, and Kindred-Bearden clay loams making up the remaining 5.2%. This blend of soils underscores the tract’s capability for sustaining high agricultural yields, further enhancing its appeal at the auction, where it fetched a price of $11,160/acre.

Tract 3: Sold for $10,030/acre 

Tract 3 in Cass County, ND, offered at the land auction, consisted of 164.84+ total acres, with an impressive 163.89+ of those acres dedicated to cropland. This tract's agricultural prowess is supported by a Soil Productivity Index (SPI) of 87, illustrating the land's good quality for farming purposes. The soil composition is predominantly Hegne-Fargo silty clay loam, which constitutes 98.6% of the soil makeup, while the remaining 1.4% is Fargo-Hegne silty clay. At the auction, this parcel's agricultural potential was recognized, culminating in a sale price of $10,030/acre.