Farmland in Butler County, Iowa
Iowa Land Information
Discover the various options for acquiring farmland in Butler County, Iowa, with in-depth information on typical land prices, current land listings, key towns in the region, and other useful resources to streamline your search for Iowa property. To address any questions or to set up a FREE farm appraisal, reach out to your local Butler County land agent.
Location: Northern Iowa Average Farmland Value: $10,023 is the average price of farmland in the county. To learn the most current county average farmland value or to learn what your farm value is contact Land Broker David Whitaker 515-996-LAND (5263) Average Farmland Value for Iowa $12,206 an acre
Land Auctions in 2023: There was 1 farmland auctions in Butler County in 2023. There were 154.6 Acres sold at auction. The average farmland price per acre was $15,000 The average $/CSR2 was $173/ CSR2
Land Auctions in 2022: There was 10 farmland auction in Butler County in 2022. There were 1145 Acres sold at auction. The average farmland price per acre was $12,360 The average $/CSR2 was $159/ CSR2 Land Auctions in 2021: There were 7 farmland auctions in Butler County in 2021. There were 1015 Acres sold at auction. The average farmland price per acre was $10,707 The average $/CSR2 was $151/ CSR2
Average CSR2 Rating: 74.6 2023 USDA Average Corn Yield: 183.1 2023 USDA Average Soybean Yield: 50.9 ISU Average Cash Rent Per Acre: $261 ISU Average County Cash Rent Per Acre Pasture: $50-$100 Towns: Allison, Bristow, Greene, Parkersburg, Aplington, Clarksville, New Hartford, Shell Rock, Aredale, Dumont Adjacent Counties: Floyd, Grundy, Cerro Gorgo, Bremer, Franklin, Hardin, Black Hawk, Chickasaw
County Seat: Allison
County Website: Learn more about the county at Butler County Website Additional Butler County Agricultural Informational Website: Bulter County Iowa Farm Service Agency
County Assessor: You can learn individual farm information; parcel ID numbers, farm taxes, recent land sales, and even landowners names and mailing addresses on the county Assessor Page here. FREE Farm Appraisal: Thank you for your interest in the current land values. Fill out our simple contact form or contact David Whitaker your local land agent at 515-966-LAND (5263)
Butler County History: Butler County was formed on January 15, 1851, from open land. It was named after Kentucky native William Orlando Butler, a general and hero of the Mexican–American War, who ran as Vice President of the United States in 1848. Until 1854, the county was governed by other counties. Only at this time did it have enough inhabitants to establish its own local government. The first court proceedings were conducted in a small log cabin of a settler. In 1858, the first courthouse was completed in Clarksville. After it was sold shortly thereafter to the local school district, it was used as a schoolhouse from 1863 until 1903.
Clarksville was the first county seat, from 1854 to 1860, after which Butler Center became the seat. Because locals became disenchanted with Butler Center (partially because of its inaccessibility during the winter), Allison was made the county seat on January 10, 1881, after the tracks of the Dubuque and Dakota Railroad had been laid there.
Butler County is the only county in Iowa that does not have any stop lights, four-lane roads (US Highway or interstate), a hospital, or a movie theatre. There are also no national fast-food chains in Butler county. The information about this county was sourced from the Wikipedia page.
