2020 Nebraska Farm Real Estate Report Preliminary Results
Nebraska agricultural land values increased by 3% over the last year, to a statewide average of $2,650 per acre, according to preliminary results from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Farm Real Estate Market Survey. This marks the first year-to-year increase since land values in the state peaked at $3,315 per acre in 2014.
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The all-land average value in Nebraska for the year ending February 1, 2019 averaged about 3 percent lower than the year before. This marks five consecutive years of declining land values.The state average was $2,645 per acre or about a $75 per acre decline to the prior year’s value of $2,720 per acre.
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- Farmland Leasing Checklist
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- Flex Cash Lease Calculator (Excel file)
- Cash Rent Flex-Calc
- Farm Lease Types and Options for Renegotiation or Termination by David Aiken
- Terminating Farmland Leases in Nebraska by David Aiken
- Rental Agreement Lease Forms (free to download - PDF format)
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