Iowa Properties
$1,225,000
Winneshiek County, Iowa 25 Acres With Log Home For Sale(PRICE REDUCED)
Winneshiek, Iowa
25 Acres
$1,225,000
Winneshiek County, Iowa 25 Acres With Log Home For Sale(PRICE REDUCED)Winneshiek, Iowa
25 Acres
Iowa Farms for Sale
Iowa offers abundant natural beauty, a robust agriculture sector, and farmland for sale that's more affordable than many other parts of the country. Iowans enjoy far more hills and forests than many of their Midwestern neighbors, which allow for great hunting and other outdoor recreation, and even the state's most rural areas are still just a few hours away from cities like Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, or Sioux City.
The state is particularly friendly to farmers; nearly 60% of the state's land is cropland used for farming, and there's no shortage of processors and distributors who can help farmers sell their crops. Iowa is one of the nation's leading producers of corn and soybeans, and the state is also a major center for livestock such as hogs, cattle, and chickens. However, Iowa’s rich land supports many different types of farms for sale. At Farms USA, it is our goal to bring you, the buyer, the best property and listings of ranches, acreages, land and farms for sale.
IOWA AND CSR VALUES
What do CSR2 ratings mean?
The Corn Suitability Rating index (CSR2) is a soil productivity rating specific to Iowa, ranging from a low of 5 to a high of 100. Thomas Fenton from Iowa State University developed the original CSR rating in 1971, both to help estimate crop yields and to aid in equitable tax assessment. The index was updated to CSR2 in 2013 to allow greater transparency and consistency.
Index ratings can be calculated using publicly available data and the following formula:
CSR2=S-M-W-F-D+-EJ
S = the taxonomic subgroup class of the series of the soil map unit
M = the family particle size class
W = available water holding capacity of the series
F = the field condition of a particular map unit, for example, slope, flooding, ponding, erosion class, and topsoil thickness
D = the soil depth and tolerable rate of soil erosion
EJ = an expert judgment correction factor normally used with parent materials that have very high bulk density and/or unusually clayey or sandy (Soil series with an EJ correction are described in the posted description of land.)
Types of Listings For Sale
There is a wide variety of land for sale in Iowa, including properties of all sizes that have been used for grains, vegetables, and livestock; land that's perfect for hunting or other outdoor recreation; and land that has the potential for residential or commercial development.
Iowa land for sale ranges in size, from just a few acres to several hundred, and sometimes even over 1,000. Depending on their size and level of development, properties in Iowa typically range from under $50,000 for a few rugged acres to several million dollars for large commercial farms.
Since so much of the state is covered by farmland, properties are typically available all throughout the state; aside from the suburban areas near Des Moines in the state's center, Cedar Rapids and Davenport in its east, and Council Bluffs in its west, nearly all of the state is rural or "exurban." However, there are a few areas that are particularly desirable for farmers: Iowa's western section, near the Missouri River, is known for its abundance of particularly rich agricultural soil called loess. A great deal of high-quality property for sale can also be found in the state's north and south regions. When you purchase Iowa land, you get countless farming and agricultural opportunities. Use our search function to find the perfect Iowa listing for sale, that fits your needs and budget. We guarantee you won’t be disappointed!