Welcome! This page contains information about the Iowa Land Value Survey, directed by Michael Duffy, Iowa State University extension farm management specialist and professor of economics. The survey has been conducted annually since 1941, and is the only statewide survey that collects information on land values in each of Iowa's 99 counties.
News Release on 2001 Land Values distributed on Dec. 19, 2001[text format]. Includes tables comparing 2001 and 2000 values by crop reporting district and by county.
Brochure summarizing 2001 survey, in Adobe Acrobat format for printing.
Gif format (for onscreen viewing only):
Map 1: 2001 and 2000 Iowa Land Values
Map 2: Percentage Change in Iowa Land Values,
2000 to 2001
Map 3: 2001 Iowa Land Values by Crop Reporting
District
Map 4: 2001 Iowa Land Values (dollar ranking)
Map 5: Percentage Change in Iowa Land Values,
2000 to 2001 (ranking)
PDF format (requires Acrobat reader), for printing camera-ready copies:Files include the five maps listed above, and a camera-ready version of the table.
For additional details, see this briefing paper prepared by Michael Duffy.
Prepared for the Dec. 19, 2001, news conference. View a complete slide show or select individual slides from the list below.
1. Iowa Land Value Survey 2001
6. Northwest
8. Northeast
9. West Central
10. Central
11. East Central
12. Southwest
13. South Central
14. Southeast
20. Inflation: Low Quality Land
22. Percentage Change in Value
24. 2001 Land Buyers
25. Positive Factors
26. Negative Factors
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Last update: Dec. 11, 2002
