FishHead, JJ and I would like to invest in Iowa farmland

**DiggityDaggityDo** · 12-26-21, 11:57 AM

Best thing to come out of Iowa:

Carli Banks

**CappinTerp** · 12-26-21, 12:00 PM

How about some oceanfront property in Kansas ???....

**CappinTerp** · 12-26-21, 12:13 PM

Wake -14.5

A rare capping angle here. Think about it Rutgers ended their season on Nov.27..finished at 5-7 no bowl. So the players say good bye to the coaches,locker room ect. The end of their playing days...4 weeks later they get a bowl bid due to covid. and just a few days to prep for a game ! ? How can these kids be ready in the head and be in mid season form...........I don't see it...............lay the chalk.!!...Wake Forest -14.5........................good luck guys....have much more to add here but you guys get the idea.

**jjgold** · 12-26-21, 12:18 PM

Very expensive now Chucky

**ChuckyTheGoat** · 12-26-21, 12:33 PM

Originally posted by jjgold

Very expensive now Chucky

Very good point, Goldy. Get what you pay for.

There's GOLD in that soil. Price likely to keep appreciating.

**ChuckyTheGoat** · 12-26-21, 01:27 PM

JJ, we start out as Manual Laborers. Then, we work our way up to Land-Owner.

**hubie69** · 12-26-21, 01:37 PM

IA farmland is incredibly expensive and will continue to go up as corporate farmers continue to gobble up family farms.

**ChuckyTheGoat** · 12-26-21, 02:02 PM

Originally posted by hubie69

IA farmland is incredibly expensive and will continue to go up as corporate farmers continue to gobble up family farms.

Yes, hubie. I knew you were sharp.

If you get in on a deal, let me (and JJ) know. Would like to get a minority share on a piece of IA land.

I'm willing to offer one free week of my labor to get it rolling. And JJ is willing to contribute one week of sweat, too.

**hubie69** · 12-26-21, 02:49 PM

Iowa's average farmland values rise to an 80-year high, an Iowa State University report says

https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/agriculture/2021/12/14/iowa-farmland-value-increase-iowa-state-university-report-acre-prices-2021/6496341001/

Strong corn and soybean prices helped drive the rise in farmland values, the Iowa State University report shows. Also rising: the cost to grow crops.

**ChuckyTheGoat** · 12-26-21, 02:59 PM

$9,751 an acre

Driven by strong yields and high corn and soybean prices, Iowa farmland values skyrocketed 29% this year, averaging $9,751 an acre, the highest in 80 years before adjusting for inflation, a new Iowa State University survey shows.Dec 14, 2021