Minnesota land prices?

Just curious, what's the land like up north of the twin cities in Mille Lacs county?

I've seen a lot of former dairy farms for sale.

Is the land any good?

What's the going rate these days?
 
That's the area I posted about last night if you read my posting. Mostly clay soils, quite rocky in places. Most bare with no buildings can be purchased for $1,000 per acre give or take just a bit. Most farmers in my area say a realistic corn yield is about 100 bushel per acre. Good hunting land with a mixture of fields, forest, and lowland actually sells for about double what the farmland brings.
 
Did anyone see the piece on the national news last night? About the boom in land prices and how it was better than gold?

They were in the Iowa area, prime farmland. They were talking about $6,000+ an acre.

Glad we bought ours in 1904 and 1937. Although my son did buy 120 acres in 2008. We thought it was borderline affordable at $2,400 an acre. Central MO.

Gene
 
Gene I seen a piece on the news on a farm being auctioned in Iowa and i believe it brought $10,600. per acre will see if i can confirm. Lancaster PA area they get 10,000-20,000 per acre for hillside farms Ed
 
It sold for twice that but he has a dairy farm nest to it and story goes his wife had just got a big bundle of money from someplace. Farm near by had brought 16 or so an A Also the place that bought 20 bidder was prepared to go much higher. Now others wanted it or it sure would not have sold that high.
 
I live up in the pine county area and m nuts statement is about the same in our area also You can find some real cheap potential farm land but hunting / recreation land is ridiculous.
 
My wife just sold her farm..$5750 per acre. The price in our area is going down..but not much. 40 acre parcels will gring more than 160 acres.
 
My relatives just sold 550 acres in so central Mn. divided into 6 different parcels. The top parcel brought over $10,000/acre with all sales averaging $9150/acre. This was well tiled farmland capable of growing 250 bpa corn and 60 bpa beans. At $7.00 and $12.00/per bushel respectively I don't think that is to much to pay. Before anyone says anything, I did not by any because I can't hardly take care what I got.
 
Remember when house prices were doing the same? Everyone thought they would not come down. If the bottom drops out of commodities we will see it all over again except with land. Who knows what will happen.
 
Farmland in SD is appreciating at least 10% per year. Good rowcrop land in far east side is 5-6000.
Land in central portion 3000.
Ranches for cattle pastures in the west for 900 or less.
Little 1 acre lots in the black Hills for 80,000.
 
Can you point me to where you"re seeing 1k as the going rate for land up there? I ask because I"ve seen prices all over the map. I have some other questions. Email is open.
 

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