Iowa Land Value Survey

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Iowa Land Value Survey

• 2004
• Dr. Michael Duffy, Extension Economist
• Darnell Smith, Research Associate

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Are We Setting Ourselves Upfor Another Fall?
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Different Financial Situation

• More land without debt
• Less land held under contract
• Different reasons why we are here

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Distribution of Iowa Farmland by Age of Owner and
Year
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Distribution of Iowa Farmland by Financing Method
and Year
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Percent of Iowa Farmland by Residence of Owner
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Percent Change in CPI from Previous Year
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U.S. AgriculturalBalance of Trade
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Ag Trade Balanceand Iowa Land Values
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U.S. Ag Exports and Iowa Land Values
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Real Japanese Yen per U.S. Dollar
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Real Euros Per U.S. Dollar
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Real Canadian Dollars per U.S. Dollar
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Real Mexican Pesosper U.S. Dollar
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Real UK Pounds per U.S. Dollar
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Real Deutsche Marksper U.S. Dollar
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Real Brazilian Realsper U.S. Dollar
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Real Argentina Pesosper U.S. Dollar
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Real Corn and Soybean Gross Revenue per Acre
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Real Corn and Soybean Gross Revenue and Land
Values
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Inflation Adjusted Land Values for Different Time
Periods
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Total U.S. Debt in Millions
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Real U.S. Debt in Millions
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