Winnebago County Iowa Farmland Value Profile
- The average value of farmland in Winnebago County is $11,870 per acre which is up $293 from 2022 to 2023.
- The average price of tillable farmland per CSR2 point in Winnebago County is $148.38 for 2023 land auctions.
- Winnebago County is ranked 56 in the state of Iowa in average dollars per acre for tillable farmland.
- The highest sale of farmland in Winnebago County in 2023 was $17,900 per acre.
| Location | North Central, Iowa |
|---|---|
| County Size | 400 sq. miles |
| Total Acres | 241,600 |
| Cropland Acres | 226,547 |
| Average Price Per Acre Farmland | $11,870 |
| Average Price Per Acre for North Central, IA | $12,818 |
| CSR2 Weighted Average | 72.9 |
| CSR2 Cropland Average | 80 |
| State Average CSR2 | 68.6 |
| Average Price per CSR2 | $148.38 |
| Average County Rent | $282 |
| Rent Range | $237-$333 |
| Average rent for North Central, Iowa | $285 |
| Rent per CSR2 Point | $3.81 |
| Improved Permanent Pasture | $82 |
| Unimproved Permanent Pasture | $46 |
| Stalk Grazing per Acre | $11 |
| Hunting Rights per Acre | $15 |
Towns: Buffalo Center, Lake Mills, Rake, Thompson, Forest City, Leland, Scarville
Unincorporated Areas:
Townships: Lincoln, Eden, Logan, Norway, Buffalo, King, Newton, Center, Grant, Linden, Forest, Mount Valley
History: Nestled in the heart of Iowa, Winnebago County boasts a rich history that dates back to its establishment on January 15, 1851. Named after the Winnebago Native American tribe, this county has played a pivotal role in the state’s narrative. The mid-19th century witnessed the arrival of the first European-American settlers, laying the groundwork for what would become a thriving agricultural community. The advent of railroads in the late 19th century further fueled economic growth, transforming Winnebago County into a hub for transportation and commerce. Throughout its history, farming and agriculture have remained the bedrock of the county’s economy, with corn and soybeans as staple crops. Forest City, the county seat, stands as a testament to its enduring legacy, while other communities such as Lake Mills, Thompson, and Leland contribute to the vibrant tapestry of Winnebago County. Today, as the county embraces modern developments, there is a concerted effort to balance economic progress with the preservation of its rich cultural and historical heritage. Winnebago County stands as a testament to the resilience and evolution of Iowa’s heartland.
Winnebago County Iowa Farmland Sales Resources
- Winnebago County Iowa Website
- Winnebago County Assessor GIS Website
- Land Prices on our Iowa Farmland Prices Heatmap
- Free E-Book on How to Sell Land
- Find an Iowa Estate Attorney
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