Published August 06, 2009, 09:00 AM
Wisconsin farm property is worth about 3 percent less than a year ago, but it’s still well above the national average.
Wisconsin farm property values dip slightly; well above national average
Wisconsin NewsWisconsin farm property is worth about 3 percent less than a year ago, but it’s still well above the national average.
Wisconsin farm property is worth about 3 percent less than a year ago, but it’s still well above the national average.
The USDA says Wisconsin farm real estate is worth an average of $3,750 an acre, which includes land and buildings.
It ties the state with Michigan for the 18th-highest value in the country.
And it’s much higher than the national average of $2,100 an acre.
Also, the government says Wisconsin cropland averages $3,650 an acre.
That’s just more than 1 percent more than a year ago.
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