2010 Land Rent

Just wondering what people are hearing for land rent prices out there?

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Permalink Reply by Wayne Black on November 28, 2009 at 3:51am

How high can you go? A few prices that were $130-175 per acre for 2009 are now $210-225 per acre - with a corn-soy-wheat rotation. This is on land that gets 140 bu/ac corn, 85 bu wheat and 40 bu soys.

And farmers say they want more young farmers...? My calculator must be broken.

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