They continue to impress me

[hillrunner]

Correct me if I'm wrong but that area is the highest priced farmland in the nation. In some cases I think large livestock operations are the buyers.

I live in Sioux County, you are correct. Major livestock area and extremely expensive land. Feed lots, large dairies, and hog confinements are everywhere.

I'm a contractor and it's a great place to be for that business, not so great for my land owning ambitions though. I own some land up here but most of what I own is a couple counties south where prices aren't as high.

 

[letemgrow]

Saw this today and thought about this thread. Somewhat in your neck of the woods. Makes me sick to see
400 acre tract
Could split in smaller tracts for more money.

77 acres at $5400 an ac.

72 acres at $5400 an ac.

116 acres at $5400 an ac.

135 acres at 45400 an ac.

Skimmed through a Facebook group for my area real quick and saw several 200+ acre tracts sold and offered recently

. It’s possible these farms were sold to be split off, but I’m not seeing a disproportionate amount of farms getting fractured….maybe it’s just how I’m looking at it tho.

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[Bill]

When I first got to MO I looked at a great 320 acre farm in Harrison county for $320K. Wish I bought that place! It was nice but I though it was to much land because I knew nothing about MO at the time. DOhhh, Now I'm up to 412 where I'm at because the neighbors keep offering me land.
If I ever sell it will be all on piece.