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Iowa Code 562.6 generally provides that Iowa leases for a farm tenancy automatically renew for another year under the same terms and conditions as the original lease unless either party provides written termination notice, in the specific manner directed by statute, on or before September 1.
2024 ISU Land Value Survey Results The annual Iowa State University Land Value Survey found that farmland values decreased 3.1%, or $369, to $11,467 per acre. The decrease this year nearly erases the 3.7% increase from last year and ends a five-year trend of increasing prices.
For unwritten leases, six months advance notice must be given to legally terminate the lease. In contrast, the termination of a written lease is determined by the terms of the written lease. If nothing is specified, a written lease terminates automatically on the last day of the lease with no automatic renewal.
Two-thirds of Iowa farmland is owned by people 65 years or above and 37% of farmland is owned by people aged 75 and above. In contrast, only 29% percent of Iowa farmland was owned by people 65 years or above in 1982. Forty-six percent of farmland is owned by women, and 13% is owned by female landowners over 80 of age.
The value of U.S. farmland averaged $4,080 per acre, an increase of 7.4 percent over 2022 values, or 3.9 percent when adjusted for inflation.
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Iowa farmland values fell an average of 3.1% in 2024, ing to the 2024 Iowa State University (ISU) Land Value Survey. A separate report from Peoples Co. suggests the factors influencing farmland values in Iowa are also impacting other Corn Belt states.
AFTs Farms Under Threat: Choosing an Abundant Future reveals California is projected to lose 797,358 acres by 2040 under current conditions. The California Department of Conservation estimates just under 50,000 acres of the states agricultural land is being lost annually.
The annual Iowa State University Land Value Survey found that farmland values decreased 3.1%, or $369, to $11,467 per acre. The decrease this year nearly erases the 3.7% increase from last year and ends a five-year trend of increasing prices.

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