FCC Farmland Values Report

+9.3%

Average change in 2025

+9.5%

5-year national average

+8.6%

10-year national average

2025 FCC Farmland Values Report

The FCC Farmland Values Report provides an annual overview of regional land value trends across Canada in price per acre. Find land values on our interactive map, download the report and get big picture analysis from our Economics team.

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Regional values at a glance

Farmland values across Canada rose by an average of 9.3% in 2025, extending a more than three-decade-long upward trend. The Prairie provinces drove much of the year’s average increase, while the Maritimes followed with continued growth. In contrast, Ontario and Quebec experienced more tempered activity, easing from the stronger gains recorded in previous years.

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Breakdown by province

British Columbia

-1.7%

Alberta

+11.4%

Saskatchewan

+9.4%

Manitoba

+12.2%

Ontario

+2.2%

Quebec

+4.8%

New Brunswick

+9.1%

Nova Scotia

+1.6%

Prince Edward Island

+8.5%

The numbers above reflect the average annual % change in cultivated farmland values for each province.There was an insufficient number of publicly reported transactions to accurately assess farmland values in Newfoundland and Labrador, Northwest Territories, Nunavut and Yukon.