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farmland market
Indiana farmland values remained relatively stable in 2026, but regional differences and changing market forces are creating a mixed outlook. Purdue agricultural economists Todd Kuethe and Michael Langemeier examine what is driving farmland values and what the market could look like in 2027.
Read More about Indiana Farmland Values: Stable in 2026, but What Happens Next?Indiana farmland values held relatively steady in 2026, according to Purdue’s annual Farmland Values and Cash Rents Survey.
Read More about Indiana’s Farmland Market Holds Steady as Regions Swap PlacesFor many U.S. farmers, farmland is about more than annual income. A Purdue analysis finds that family and sentimental reasons are the most common motivation for owning land, while producers remain more optimistic about farmland values five years from now than over the next 12 months.
Read More about Why U.S. Farmers Own Farmland and What They Expect for Land Values