domenica 11 marzo 2012
Farms for sale - Argentina
http://onlycropland.blogspot.com/2012/03/250-has-san-pedro-cordoba-argentina.html
87 has of good tillable land, near the Ocean. Argentina.
http://onlycropland.blogspot.com/2012/02/87-has-close-ocean.html
lucianopaiusco.com
martedì 7 febbraio 2012
Jim Rogers...again
February 6, 2012
I Am Bullish On All Agriculture
lunedì 9 gennaio 2012
ARGENTINA - Farmland activity situation Jan 2012
domenica 1 gennaio 2012
Jim Rogers
December 29, 2011
If I Were Buying Anything I’d Be Buying Agricultural Commodities
mercoledì 28 dicembre 2011
Dec 2011 Argentina drought pics.
lunedì 30 maggio 2011
Farmland Auctions This Week Marked New Highs
Farmland Auctions This Week Marked New Highs
A friend recently asked me if I had seen any backing off in prices for Corn Belt farmland. I said I hadn't but that it was a little difficult to get a reading in April/May because farmers are usually in the field and offerings are limited. Sales this week answered the question -- no backing off at all. In fact, it looks like new highs instead.
Wednesday May 25, 80 acres southeast of Royal, Iowa, in Clay County sold for $10,550 per acre. It featured 79.5 tillable acres and a CSR (Corn Suitability Rating) of 78.2 versus the county average of 67.7. We are told it was purchased by an investor from Sioux County. Auction was held by The ACRE Co., Spencer, Iowa.
Thursday May 26, 257.5 acres offered in three tracts ranging from just west of Champaign, southwest of Pesotum and southeast of Bement, (Champaign and Piatt Counties) Illinois. Prices for each tract -- $12,900 per acre, 77.5 acres with a soil Productivity Index of 143.3 (147 max); $11,700 per acre, 80 acres with a PI of 140; $11,300 per acre, 100 acres with a soil PI of $140.4. Auction has handled by Hertz Farm Management, Inc., Monticello, Illinois.
domenica 14 novembre 2010
Farmland Values Up 4% to 10%.....
Farmland Values Up 4% to 10% Across Central/Southern Plains
Strong farm incomes and rising demand lifted the value of farmland 4% to 10% across the central and southern plains, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. The bank serves Colorado, Kansas, northwest Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, northern New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Wyoming. It's survey of bankers found the value of irrigated cropland rose 9.6% by the end of September versus a year earlier. Dryland cropland rose gained 6.4% and ranchland rose 4.3%. Strong gains were noted in Kansas and Nebraska. Irrigated cropland in Kansas and Nebraska rose 12.2% and 11.8%. respectively, while non-irrigated cropland gained 11.8% in Kansas and 9.4% in Nebraska.
Annual farmland cash rental rates were also sup, the survey found, the the gains were not quite as dramatic. Compared to last year, cash rental rates were about 5% higher for cropland and about 2% higher for ranchland.
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