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Key takeaways Ohio farm real estate averaged $9,650 per acre in 2026, up 3.2 percent from 2025. That is the USDA’s statewide figure for agricultural land and buildings, not a residential or development acre. Ohio cropland averages $10,100 per acre, one of the highest cropland values in the Corn Belt, reflecting the productive soils in
Key Takeaways Top-quality Indiana ag land reaches $14,392 per acre, while average-quality ground averages $8,510. Both numbers are pushed by row-crop demand and Indianapolis-area development. Northern Indiana prices reflect proximity to Chicago and the I-80 corridor. Southern counties run cheaper and more rural. Soil productivity drives pricing. Tracts with strong CSR or NCCPI ratings command
Cold Blooded Confessions from Our Listeners – Fist Full of Dirt Podcast This week, Fist Full of Dirt takes a wild turn with Part 2 of “Cold Blooded Confessions”, featuring spine-tingling snake stories submitted by listeners. Hosted by Cuz Strickland, recorded in the ever-popular Camo Cave, this episode is packed with real-world snake encounters that
Mossy Oak Properties, Inc. is pleased to announce the members of its 2025 2nd Quarter Pinnacle Club. The Pinnacle Club recognizes ten of the top land brokers each quarter from a network of more than 650 agents and brokers across 30 states. Chris Hawley, CEO/President and Co-Founder of Mossy Oak Properties, Inc., stated: “We are
Key Takeaways Tennessee farm real estate averages around $5,710 per acre. Cropland sits at $5,610, pasture at $5,360, and forested or recreational tracts run $4,500 to $10,000. Counties around Nashville, Knoxville, and Chattanooga push prices up because of housing demand and population inflow. Rural Middle and West Tennessee deliver larger acreage at lower per-acre prices,
Key Takeaways Virginia ag land averages $5,850 per acre statewide, but the spread is brutal. Northern Virginia prime parcels can hit $500,000-plus per acre. Loudoun and Fauquier counties carry the highest prices, driven by D.C.-area demand and a tight supply of buildable ground. Southwest Virginia and the Shenandoah Valley deliver cheaper acreage with mountains, hardwood
In this week’s episode of Fist Full of Dirt, host Cuz Strickland packs up and heads deep into the heart of Texas for a conversation that every bowhunter needs to hear. Joining him are Kevin Burleson and his partner Mark Bradberry, the minds behind Heart of Texas Bowhunting. From the moment the mics turn on,
In Part One of this two part Fist Full of Dirt we sit down with Sheriff Mike Knoedl in Fordyce, Arkansas, to discuss his incredible 30 year career in wildlife law enforcement. From humble beginnings as a Game Warden to leading the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission.. and eventually becoming Sheriff of Dallas County.. he’s
We’re back in Fordyce, Arkansas, for Part Two with Sheriff Mike Knoedl and the stories just keep getting better. Before he was a Sheriff and recipient of the Medal of Freedom, Mike was a boots on the ground Game Warden. He admits that bending the rules early in his hunting life gave him an advantage.
I’m back from the mountains of West Virginia, and let me tell you… this one’s gonna stick with me. I had the honor of hunting with Marine SgtMaj Chris Singley and spending time with 3-Star General Randy West, combat pilot, ordained minister and one of the most incredible men I’ve ever met. We laughed, we
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