A recent farmland auction in south-central Wisconsin demonstrated the continued strength of high-quality agricultural land values, with a 208-acre farm selling for nearly $22,000 per acre. The property, located about 15 miles south of Madison, sold in five tracts for a combined $4.55 million during an auction held in late April. The final sale price averaged $21,946 per acre. “It was some of the quickest, most rapid-fire bidding in an auction that I have ever been a part of in several years,” said Peoples Company land agent Adam Crist. “ Agriculture Dot Com said nearly 50 bidders registered for the sale, including local farmers, investors, and potential rural home site buyers. As bidding intensified, the field narrowed to a handful of competitors. A local dairy farmer ultimately purchased all five tracts, adding the land to an existing operation that already borders part of the property.
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