UNION COUNTY IOWA
Iowa Land Information
Discover the various options for acquiring farmland in Union 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 Union County land agent.
Location: Western Iowa Average Farmland Value: $7,762 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 auction in Union County in 2023. There were 48.75 Acres sold at auction. The average farmland price per acre was $5,500. The average $/CSR2 was $122/ CSR2
Land Auctions in 2021: There was 1 farmland auction in Union County in 2021. There were 283 Acres sold at auction. The average farmland price per acre was $8,300. The average $/CSR2 was $128/ CSR2.
Average CSR2 Rating: 63.2 2023 USDA Average Corn Yield: 217 2023 USDA Average Soybean Yield: 59.9 ISU Average Cash Rent Per Acre: $203 ISU Average County Cash Rent Per Acre Pasture: $50-$100 Towns: Creston, Afton, Lorimor, Cromwell, Arispe, Shannon City, Thayer, Kent Adjacent Counties: Adair, Madison, Clarke, Ringgold, Adams County Seat: Creston
County Website: Learn more about the county at Union County Website Additional Union County Agricultural Informational Website: Union 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)
Union County History: Union County is a county in the U.S. state of Iowa. As of the 2020 census, the population was 12,138. The county was named for the union that people wanted to preserve. Union County was formed in 1853. The current Union County Court House was opened in 1952. Wikipedia page.
