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EPISODE · Mar 5, 2026 · 21 MIN

What's Happening to Farmland Prices in Colorado and Nebraska in 2026?

from The National Land Podcast · host National Land Realty

What does the agricultural land market really look like heading into 2026? Shannon Schlachter, a land agent based in Holyoke, Colorado, just 14 miles from the Nebraska border, breaks down current conditions across northeastern Colorado and western Nebraska. Shannon covers why dry land acre prices have softened from $2,200 toward the $1,950 to $2,000 range, how high input costs, 9% operating note interest rates, and drought conditions are creating widespread buyer hesitation, and why FSA relief payments could be the catalyst that jumpstarts activity in Q2. She also outlines three distinct seller profiles emerging in this market and explains why, for patient investors, this valley in land values may represent a genuine buying opportunity before appreciation returns.   Talk to Shannon!  https://nationalland.com/real-estate-agent/shannon-schlachter   Visit National Land Realty to see out Land for Sale https://www.nationalland.com

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