Annual report from Illinois Society of Professional Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers.
Creighton University’s monthly survey finds negative outlook by bankers deepening but farmland values holding stable.
Monthly survey of rural bankers finds growing pessimism.
FNC sees stable farmland values.
The RMI below growth neutral for fourth consecutive month.
Annual Iowa State University survey finds farmland values rose in first half 2023, plateaued by end of year.
Third quarter banker survey notes declining incomes, still low loan demand and rising farmland values.
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago cites survey results from ag bankers.
Monthly survey finds most negative attitude since May 2020.
Semi-annual survey of land professionals finds flattening in Iowa land values.

Mike Walsten

Mike Walsten has covered major business trends in agriculture for more than 35 years. From the southern corn leaf blight of 1970 to today’'s biofuels focus, he’'s lived, reported and analyzed the impact of volatile markets on farm and ranch businesses and on land prices. After growing up on a grain and livestock farm in Western Illinois, Mike graduated from the University of Illinois with an undergraduate degree in agriculture communications and a master’'s degree in business administration in the early 1970s. Since then he’'s covered business and management issues as well as price outlook and marketing issues in various positions with Farm Journal Magazine and Professional Farmers of America. He now applies his extensive background and analytical skills to today’'s surprising farm and ranch market as editor of LandOwner.