Nebraska Farm Real Estate
Farm Real Estate Report
- 2011-2012 Nebraska Farm Real Estate Market Development Highlights by Bruce Johnson and Sara Van Newkirk
The following Tables can be found in the Appendix, but are listed here for convenience.
- Average Reported Value of Nebraska Farmland by Type of Land (1978-present)--Appendix Table 4
- Farm Real Estate Values in Nebraska, USDA Historical Series (1860-present)--Appendix Table 1
- Historical Average Cash Rental Rates of Nebraska Farmland by Type of Land (1981-present)--Appendix Table 6
Related Publications
- *NEW* Agricultural Land Values and Cash Rental Rates Continue to Climb by Bruce Johnson (3-20-13)
- Land Booms, Bubbles and Busts: Some Beginning Year 2013 Reflections by Bruce Johnson (1-16-13)
- Agricultural Land Valuation and Economic Updates by Bruce Johnson (presented to Great Plains Federal Tax Institute 11-29-12)
- The Value of Irrigation in a Drought Regime: The Case of 2012 by Anil Giri and Bruce Johnson (11-19-12)
- The 2012 Nebraska Land Market Highlights by Bruce Johnson (presented to UNL Extension Educators 5-3-12, updated 5-24)
- The Value of Water in Agriculture Land Markets: The Nebraska Case by Chris Thompson and Bruce Johnson, presented to the Nebraska Chapter of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers on 2-16-12
- The Scope of Nebraska Agricultural Assets: Implications for Business Transition
- A Study of Returns to Agricultural Land Classes in Nebraska in Relation to Assessed Values
- Cash Leasing with Integrity by Bruce Johnson (3-9-11)
- Nebraska's Agricultural Land Markets in 2011 by Bruce Johnson (updated 9-27-11)
- Understanding the Value of Water in Nebraska: Future Expectations and Considerations by Ray Supalla and Chris Thompson (12-15-10)
- A Thin Real Estate Market Becomes Even Leaner by Bruce Johnson (9-8-10)
- Nebraska’s Virtual Corn Suitability Rating by Bruce Johnson and Tyler Rosener (6-10-10)
- Agricultural Property and Property Taxation by Bruce Johnson (9-9-09)
- Nebraska Leads in Irrigated Land by Bruce Johnson and Ryan Lukassen (6-10-09)
- Has the Ethanol Industry Impacted Nebraska Land Values? Ben Blomendahl and Bruce Johnson (4-8-09)
Tools and Related Information
- Agricultural Real Estate and The Property Tax Dilemma (presented to ASFMRA, February 2011, Updated 4/11)
- 2012 County- Level Cash Rents (Source: Nebraska Agricultural Statistics Service, USDA)
- Farm Lease Calculator (Excel file)
- Flex Cash Lease Calculator (Excel file)
- Flexible Cash Leasing of Cropland by Tim Lemmons
- Farm Lease Types and Options for Renegotiation or Termination by David Aiken
- Farm Real Estate Ownership Transfer Patterns
- Irrigation Cost Analysis by Tom Dorn
Description
IRRIGCOST (Excel file) - Irrigation Fact Sheet
- Landowner Wind Energy Associations by J. David Aiken (1-21-09)
- Lincoln Metropolitan Area Future
- Nebraska Appraisers (Real Estate) by County
- Nebraska Livestock Friendly Counties:
- Rental Agreement Lease Forms (free to download - PDF format)
Past Farm Real Estate Reports
- 2010-2011 Nebraska Farm Real Estate Market Developments
- 2009-2010 Nebraska Farm Real Estate Market Developments
- 2008-2009 Nebraska Farm Real Estate Market Developments
- 2007-2008 Nebraska Farm Real Estate Market Developments
- 2006-2007 Nebraska Farm Real Estate Market Developments
- 2005-2006 Nebraska Farm Real Estate Market Developments
- 2004-2005 Nebraska Farm Real Estate Market Developments
- 2003-2004 Nebraska Farm Real Estate Market Developments
Nebraska Agricultural Land Studies Fund
The 35th Nebraska Farm Real Estate report is scheduled to be released in early June.
Agricultural producers and landowners, real estate and finance professionals, government agencies and policy makers, non-profit organizations use this report. Virtually everyone has some tie to agricultural land and interest in it, even when they may be two or three generations removed from farming.
To continue the work started by Dr. Bruce Johnson, the Nebraska Agricultural Land Studies Fund has been established. The fund will maintain and build on the UNL land market research and information series which helps individual market participants make wise decisions as well as providing input into sound public policy decisions for the long-term sustainability of our natural resources. More»
To make a gift to the Nebraska Agricultural Land Studies Fund, please contact Ann Bruntz, director of development for IANR, at 402-458-1176 or 800-432-3216