Farmland Values

An analysis of FCC’s 2020 mid-year farmland values.

Understand the many considerations that influence how farmland is valued to make sound purchase and selling decisions in the future.

Explore the 2019 FCC Farmland Values Report. Get the numbers for each province and the economic factors driving them.

When it’s time to sell farmland, take a few extra crucial steps to help fetch top dollar.

The national average for farmland values increased an average of 3.7% for the first half of 2020, driven by higher crop receipts and low interest rates.

There’s more to farmland value than economics. Farmers may also place emotional connection to the land they farm.

Learn why you should consider farmland values, interest rates and emotional decisions when buying or selling farmland.

The FCC 2019 Farmland Values Report indicates farmland appreciated at a more moderate pace, but remains expensive when measured against farm income.

Growth in land values scaled back in 2018. Martha Roberts unpacks what that means and answers the question of whether Ontario land is priced reasonably.

J.P. Gervais looks at the numbers from the 2018 FCC Farmland Values Report and the factors that influenced them.