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“No-till has to be a common practice within the region that you are doing your appraisal in. As soon as that becomes a common practice, then appraisers can incorporate that into the land value.”
— Ryan Schroeter, Real Estate Agent, National Land Realty
No-tillers are well aware of the value of healthier soil that comes with this tried-and-true practice, but better soil health doesn’t always translate into an increased dollar value of the farmland itself.
In today’s episode of the podcast, brought to you by The Andersons, Ryan Schroeter with National Land Realty talks about 2023 farmland value trends and what needs to happen for no-till and other conservation practices to influence land valuation.
No-Till Farmer podcast series is brought to you by The Andersons.
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