December 2022 Wallace’s Farmer “MarketPlace Extra”
In talking with many producers, both corn and soybean yield results were slightly above pre-harvest expectations. The mostly above-expectation yields should translate into a very profitable year for Iowa agriculture.
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November 2022 Wallace’s Farmer “MarketPlace Extra”
Recent land sales reflect continuing overall strength in the marketplace, supported primarily by a still strong commodity price environment.
October 2022 Wallace’s Farmer “MarketPlace Extra”
As we enter a very busy stretch for the 2022 fall harvest season, the farmland market across the State of Iowa remains strong.
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September 2022 Wallace’s Farmer “MarketPlace Extra”
There are few markets that have changed as much (or as quickly) as the farmland market of the past 2 years. During this time, all the factors came together to create a “Goldilocks” market – strong crop yields, historically high commodity prices, generationally low interest rates, and more demand than supply of farms to buy.
August 2022 Wallace’s Farmer “MarketPlace Extra”
We enjoyed some beneficial rains in early July and entered into pollination time across Iowa in pretty good shape. Now, we just need a couple timely rains to finish off what should be an average to average-plus crop!
July 2022 Wallace’s Farmer “MarketPlace Extra”
With warmer temps and adequate moisture (for now!) in most corners of the state of Iowa have the crop off to a very promising start.
Answering Your Burning Questions About CRP Burns
For thousands of years, fire has been a natural and effective method for improving wildlife habitats. Today, we still use fire to meet some of our land management goals, but instead of letting a fire happen from a lightning strike, we use different strategies and tools to start and control fires so we can purposefully burn a certain area or patch of land. This practice is referred to as a controlled burn.
