I originally planned to open this April blog by talking about the “calm before the storm”that brief window of spring before planting season ramps up across the Midwest. Instead, global events have added a different kind of uncertainty to the conversation. There is no shortage of opinions about current tensions
If you own land but don’t use it yourself, there are a variety of ways you can unlock new revenue streams through it, and we’re here to cover them with you.
Wisconsin land ownership trends in 2026 across farmland and recreational properties are starting to take form. Here’s an in-depth look at what to expect.
Commodity price swings quietly influence Minnesota farmland through income potential, market pressure, and other trends that landowners often overlook.
Things are looking up for Montana as we move into 2026. We’re here to take a deeper look at the trends that’ll shape this industry in the coming year.
With the unpredictability of the current market, it’s time to discover why North Dakota farmland remains a stable investment as we move into 2026.
Iowa farmland supports organic and specialty crop production, offering alternatives to traditional farming. Let’s take a look at the options available.
As we begin 2026, global markets continue to experience uncertainty. Ongoing geopolitical tensions, shifts in international leadership, and economic transitions across major economies have created volatility that naturally raises questions about inflation, interest rates, and long-term investment strategy. While headlines often focus on global events, financial markets tend to respond
As we move into the new year, the Midwest farmland market is bound to change. To prepare yourself, here are the main things you need to be aware of.
Agricultural property valuations take a variety of factors into account in order to give land a precise dollar value. These are the parts many of them look at.
Proper land management takes more than simple routine upkeep. It requires ongoing planning, observation, and informed decisions that support both short-term performance and long-term sustainability. This page features blog articles focused on practical, hands-on land management tips for owners who are directly involved in working and improving their property. The content is built around real conditions landowners face throughout the year.
Topics include information on things like soil type, economic challenges, water rights, and other practices that protect long-term value. No matter what type of land you own and operate, these land management tips are designed to help you think strategically about stewardship. Each article provides clear, straightforward insight to support productive use while preserving the strength and integrity of your land for years to come.