15 Cheapest States to Buy Farmland in America
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- People buy farmland for many reasons like crops cultivation, livestock, pastureland, homesteading, timber production etc. However, it can also serve as a great investment in the long-run, as most farmlands usually appreciates over time. The United states is home to almost 894 million acres of farmland, out of which roughly 27% is arable, while the rest of it can be utilized for ranching and other farming motives. Prices of land in all of its states varies a lot, with some states in the Northeast going as high as $20,000 per acre. While, prices of land in the west and Southeast are much cheaper. So in this video we have ranked the Cheapest States to buy farmland in America. All of these states are ranked according to there median price per acre, which is accumulated by the recent report done by the United States Department of Agriculture.
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Oregon, West Virginia, Mississippi, Maine, Utah, Texas, Kansas, South Dakota, Oklahoma,
North Dakota, Colorado, Nevada, Montana, Wyoming, New Mexico.
what about them?
@@davehughesfarm7983 Those are the 15 states featured in the video.
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Land in Utah is dirt cheap because you don't have water rights and you can't get it either. Any land that is available with water rights is super expensive and few and far between. In the last few years it's gotten ridiculous because the failure of places like California and the onslaught of migration from there.
My grandfather hobby farmed in retirement to cut food costs in retirement, eat healthier, and the farming activity keeps you fit. He lived to 90 and very mentally active
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Land is everywhere, but water is not. Irrigation is very expensive to install with no water ways.
If Bill Gates hasn't bought it all
And China.
and bezos
Hurry before he does!
He owns less than 0.3% of farmland.. There are 100s of corporate farmers who own more. He also leases out his farmland to small farmers. Stop being so brainwashed by propaganda
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Great video. A helpful addition to this if you make an updated video would be to discuss the ranges of prices per acre in each state. Texas, for example, has a huge difference in the regional zones (panhandle, east (corn, hay, beans), south , central, and the dustbowl of west texas (pecans, cotton, prickly pear). Glad to see you touch on the tax exemption benefit as well, which even applies to fish in ponds from what I understand!
Grandfather in law bought lots of farm acres in Iowa in the 70s and 80s at $200-400/acre. Similar acres adjacent to his property are selling for $8k-11K/acre for tillable land.
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My great(x6)-grandfather claimed 424 acres of land near Burlington, IA in 1833, which he then purchased from the gov'ment in 1838, when the land went on sale, for $1.25 an acre. The gov-ment itself scarfed up the land in the Black Hawk Purchase for 11 cents an acre.
west virginia and southern ohio are both great fertile regions with low cost of living and land.
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Water, Water, Water... Land without water is worth nothing. Rain patterns are changing dramatically. Getting water rights is hard for irrigation... look at all the dead orchard fields in California. Those people paid alot more for their land than anything in this video. The water authorities cut off their water and they lost everything. Plan, Plan and Plan more
There is plenty of water everywhere on earth. There are oceans worth deep underground that travels to the surface under pressure thru vertical rock fissures. Even on mountains in the desert. Usually can be drilled for under 500ft. Search, Primary Water. Has been drilled for for almost 100 yrs. Oasis's in the deserts of the world that never go dry is good example of it.
@@safffff1000 try operating a commercial farm with just a water well
@@itssteve6018 Many do that in the Salinas valley of CA. and more places. Just drill more holes or bigger or search for greater production ones.
Say that in Arizona. We support water rights here, too. Water is precious.
California and Arizona are deserts. What you expect
who cares how cheap the farmland is if you dont have enough water to do anything with it. Here in texas the land is cheap, but you need 10 acres to feed a single cow.
Yeah...its cheap for a reason lol..I don't think any experienced farmer or rancher is gonna be fooled by cheap land...its cheap for a reason..
@@mr_4point681 Either you dont have water to do anything or you have 4 months of growing season.
So don’t have a cow. Find something better to do. :-)
Grow cover crops and do what you can to grow your own types of feed, look into it.
@@math.and.physics you think cover crops don't need water?
My father assessed vineyard values, back in the 1980’s, before anyone else ever thought of doing that. He gathered info from Sonoma and Napa Counties, going as far back as the 1950’s. It was amazing how different the price per acre differed, based on the appellation and on the grape type. For example, if you had a vineyard in the Russian River appellation and you were growing Pinot Noir grapes, your vineyard would be a higher value, compared to Cabernet Sauvignon grapes on the same type/location on vineyard.
Did you mean appraised instead of assessed ? If so did he give any of the appreciation rates ?
@@shepherdsknoll He was in real estate industry for decades. He was frustrated that there was no place to gain this kind information. He supplied the info to everyone in the industry, so it helped everyone see how to value Vineyards (ex: those websites that report a value for properties don't add value to improvements like additional buildings and things like vineyards). He used to meet clients and potential clients to help them understand the value for the vineyards, so they could access the total value for the property (including home, wells, and any other improvements on the property). He has passed away. He used to be the guy to go to for vineyards sales/purchases back in the 80's to the early 2000's.
@@shepherdsknoll The appraisers in the area would call my father to help access value for vineyards.
@@scottbergman8662 , I have been a real estate appraiser for awhile, appraising vineyards would have a lot of variables and be complicated, if your father was an expert in this area, I’m sure he was sought after.
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Texas price per acre that I’ve seen growing up has been about 20,000 and more in areas you want. In places that can’t even grow grass naturally, yes, prices are low. But who wants to live in a dessert voluntarily that historically couldn’t even support the native population.
Fog catchers are used this helps arid areas of North, South and Centro America@__bbra
Land prices skyrocketed here in Oklahoma due to the legalization of pot farming and the ease of obtaining permits to grow it. Now, because of so many illegal farms that cropped up, the state has scaled back issuing permits and land prices are starting to drop.
They aren’t dishing out licenses for another year and a half
You lost me at Oklahoma.
Nothing is cheaper,it is Less expensive!
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For the Texas prices, that number is low because of all of the worthless land close to the Mexican border. Actual arable land is goes for around $15 to 20 K per acre.
Good to know. Thanks
You're right. East Texas and Central Texas land is sky high.
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That’s so cheap. In nz it’s around 1 million per acre
@@jahrhome September 2021, the approximate range for farm land prices in remote areas of New Zealand start from around NZD 3,000 to NZD 10,000 per acre
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Great video! Do one for different countries around the world!! Im from the US but id love a global version of this video!! Thanks!!
This is a great and much needed video.
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Waste land no use
Kansas has a perfect topography: Yeah if endless flat is your thing. You can grow a lot there, to include growing very bored.
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Two reasons people don’t buy farm land in America poor medical or no medical when rural and the other is jobs yea you can try to rely on your work from home job but what if your fired now you live in the middle of nowhere with no opportunities
Sensible citizens need to get employment in the city council, zoning board, school board, precinct committeemen, election polls, legislators office and Gov agencies. The jobs pay well and can help make a difference
For sure and you can impact what happens in the gov more through that than voting for president.
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Th fed gov controls 640 million acres...Half of that needs to be in a lotetry back to the people.
No such thing as cheap farm land these days..
As long as we don't stand together and demand it, it's never gonna be given back to us...
The country also needs antitrust regulations extended to land speculators.
Great video. The prices of housing and farmland is so cheap in America. In Canada or Europe prices are so expensive. I suppose it is relative to the area of course but it is hard to believe that most people do not own their own home.
You obviously dont know the American market well
America is a big country and you can find almost anything if you look hard enough. I'm assuming there's plenty of cheap land in Midwestern Canada as well. You just need to be self-sufficient and willing to work your ass off for the life you want to build.
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I wouldn't plan on farming in any state where the crops require irrigation.
That where u can make the most money
That would be nowhere then. I dont know of any place that will not require irrigation.
Grown sand then
Dig a well then
I love this information .
Kansas has high property taxes though.
And the some of the county taxes are insane as well! Washington county is raising property tax on pork producers astronomically.
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3 big factors are ignored in this video: political environment, carrying capacity, water. Cheap land can end up being very expensive.
i would not want to buy farmland in the USA. Too many laws and regulations. I would rather marry a Cambodian and then buy farmland in Cambodia where there are no regulations and I can build what I want on my land.
First is to realize money is the one losing value thats why lands become more expensive. If we talk about demand and supply then the world population keep on growing while some just alter land areas to be reclamation.
I'd recommend looking at water issues most of these States will have. Drought is a large issue, as well as the possible depletion of the Ogallala Aquifer, which is the main water supply for Kansas, N. Texas, Colorado, Oklahoma, etc. Water is being withdrawn from the aquifer at a rate that is much more than the rate of recharge. Also, my husband & I were property shopping a few years ago in MT, UT, WY, and NV. Prices on land has soared due to the migration of Californians moving in and bringing their high prices with them. Even the locals cannot afford to buy property because of it. It was very disappointing to see that.
Oregon should not be on this list, worthless desert costs more per acre then this story shows. Oregon also has some of the most restrictive land use laws in the nation. A friend bought 40 acres of desert right outside of town and he couldn't put a second house on it for family because it was outside of the urban boundary.
I concur 100%. Most of the cheap land in Oregon is 1) not cheap and 2)worthless. No water and full of big rocks
It's very well informatory vedio for those who are interested in farming and a natural life, kindly let me know Government policy about overseas purchasers in details. Thanks.
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Colorado: Rugged and mountainous. Well except for the eastern 2/3 which are the Great Plains.
I am not USA citizen if I would have citizenship definatly would go to cultivate this beautiful land
*America is beautiful.*
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Is it possible to build your bangalo to live in after baying your acre ? To live ther and mind your business ???
Great land of oportunaty.
I know many Punjabi owning farms. Almond farming. Each Owner of hundreds of acres.
which state?
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The land is so beautiful
Were would you rank the state of Michigan
I can buy land but America visa application big problem very sadly missed my business in America
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If a person has come for a visit and has a 10-year multiple visa, can he buy the land for agricultural purpose or business purpose?
U have to b legal
A friend of mine who wants to farm in Kansas couldn’t purchase 2 acres. She had to buy a huge plot like 50 acres so even if it’s $2600 an acre are you still paying a fortune?
yup Oregon BLM changed natural river water flow to do land grabs....too much water no farm land
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I need to purchase agriculture land in America about 100 acres please send quotes
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Really informative video. I liked it a lot.
In comparison to India USA land property is very cheap
exactly
US land is cheap???
@@strubiesyes compared to india because of demand and supply
Because you never own the lands. Different law elsewhere
@@bishnoi969actually among developing countries, private land property is kinda high in India. Countryside people own at least some land in India. But the size of Indian farms is very small.
I have money for 1 acre.... would anyone want to buy 1999 acres?
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i really like farming
What abt Louisiana
Haha Utah.....yeah right
were $800+ here in WI.
you mean 8000k
@@davehughesfarm7983 eight hundred
@@TRuth.T Northern?
@@channingtyner north of route #29
@@TRuth.T Thanks. I live in PA, but I've been to Marshfied once. It was pretty nice. And spent a week in Madison two summers ago. I wouldn't have thought it could be that cheap out there.
What about California?
Awww man no minnesota
I got 100% appreciation in residential real estate in few years why bother with farmland
Lies
@@freewillchoice8052 i believe it, i got 65% and my home was nothing special
@@freewillchoice8052 They must be referring to “buy and flipping” sale of residential properties in order to make substantial profit.
i have 10 million dollar tell me where to buy land.....i need 500 accre
South Carolina
Arkansas Missouri
in Serbia (Europe) Bačka region, you can buy and be the owner of the most fertile land in Europe, the price is around 10.000$ acre with irrigation system.
And you can easily buy.
How about Minnesota
Minnesota is Mickesota's wife?
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Chinise they bought all
Still have land for sale
You are better off buying on another country, you could get 3-4 times more land per dollar, and the quality of the soil is generally better aswell
but would have to deal with their beurocrazy.
@@books4739 honestly, American bureaucracy is waaaayy worse in my personal experience
Wat about California
I'm interested purchase
in Serbia (Europe) Bačka region, you can buy and be the owner of the most fertile land in Europe, the price is around 10.000$/acre with irrigation system.
Hey actually I am not from the united states but can I own an agricultural land and move there permanently?
Same question of me
I love kansas
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Buying land in Pakistan is very good than buying in usa . because less taxes, plenty of water,4 seasons everu year, highly fertile land ,alos very cheap
Is it okay for foreigners
I want to buy land in New Mexico near cost line
Make sure it is nowhere near a hog farm
Why not it's good source of fertilizer. With today's Biden economy you need an alternative source to commercial fertilizer!
No kidding on that...
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I actually have a farmland for sell
*I think the biggest problem in Farmland is wild hogs.*
nightvision and a good silenced rifle is the solution
What rush said. Night vision is pretty cheap. So is ammo.
@@evanator2003 The really good scopes can cost a couple thousand dollars, but the ''cheaper'' ones do the job aswell
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Yes I agree with the frist comment. Bill Gates
the u.s. could always surrender all its land to CCP they know whats best to do w/ u.s. lands ... there is no LAW that forbid CCP gov. from owning u.s.a. money talks ... beside lots of u.s. corporation works for CCP like the gov.
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I am from Pakistan ,can I purchase
You guys don't have money for flour and you are thinking of purchasing land in USA?
Sure come on over. Good luck.
@@amriteshsinha007don't be that dumb, just because his country is poor doesn't mean he is too, I met bunch of rich people from several 3rd world countries in United states including India Pakistan Bangladesh