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Livestock and migration driving farmland value trend in southwestern Ontario

Real Agriculture

Southwestern Ontario is home to some of Canadas most productive farmland, and a perfect storm of low interest rates, stretches of high commodity prices and relatively good weather have driven farmland prices to dizzying heights in the region. Ryan Parker from London, Ont.- Ryan Parker from London, Ont.-

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Southwestern Ontario farmland values take first tumble since 2010, study reveals

Real Agriculture

Lower crop prices and sinking margins in 2024 pushed Southwestern Ontario farmland growth into negative territory for the first time in 14 years, according to an annual survey of farmland in the region. percent drop in farmland prices across the region in Read More

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Finding Farmland For Your Farm

Farmbrite

Finding the best farmland for your new farm involves several key steps to ensure you choose a location that meets your needs and goals. In this article, we're going to cover some ways to find farmland, questions to ask when at a potential farm location, and other tips and tricks.

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Farmland rental rates climbing in conjunction with ownership costs

Real Agriculture

New survey data shows around half of farms that have farmland rental agreements up for renewal this year are expecting rental rates to increase, with some anticipating a significant jump in the land rent component of their cost of production. Rising land rent costs are coinciding with the increasing cost of owning land, as borrowing.

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Ag Policy Connection, S3 Ep. 1: Farmland under pressure (Season 3 premiere)

Real Agriculture

Canada may have an abundance of land, but those acres are under immense pressure to serve multiple purposesresidential and industrial development, food production, biodiversity, carbon sequestration, solar and wind energy generation, recreation, and more. As we Read More

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An uncomfortable truth about selling prime farmland

Real Agriculture

Urban sprawl is a real threat to farmland long-term in many areas of Canada and the U.S., but our attitude about developing farmland littered with hypocrisy. As I see it, farmers are in the land business as much as the food production business and that is the reality we tend not to discuss openly. Historically, Read More

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Farmland values continue to climb, but more slowly: FCC report

Real Agriculture

The average value of Canadian farmland continued to climb in 2024, increasing by 9.3 per cent increase reported in 2023, according to the 2024 FCC Farmland Values Report. per cent increase reported in 2023, according to the 2024 FCC Farmland Values Report. per cent, less than the 11.5 per cent, less than the 11.5

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