Farm Land Will Never Be “Cheap” Again

[GenesisGLaunchEdition]

When I was in high school my parents and I almost bought an acre or two in Barstow CA.. back then early 2000’s I believe the acres out there were going for $11, 000…. Now that same acre of land is worth $160, 000 I believe 🤷🏻‍♂️

[claytonbigsby]

Saudi Arabia is one of the biggest farmers in Arizona.
How can domestic farmers compete? They can't.

[ari_a]

Land is a limited resource and the demand is only increasing

[IntensePeppers]

Limited resource with more and more people

[ThatsChannel]

It has nothing to do with the increasing price of things and has everything to do with the decreasing value of money. The only difference between us and third-world currency devaluation is that we do it incrementally and with malice aforethought.

[cdb]

Land eventually becomes cheap again but probably not in our lifetimes.

[richardsimonson]

There not making anymore land so buy while you can is the best advice I have ever heard

[bigr]

Land was never cheep ask those who spilt blood for it

[thegreenerthemeaner]

New record set in Mid Missouri. $34, 800 per acre for 115 Acres. Nothing but tillable River Bottom. At least a local guy bought it.

[Voltaic_Fire]

Depends if we have another, tougher pandemic, ideally one that thrives on plump politician physiques.

[PastorJack]

I'm looking for land and small farms for sale are becoming non existence. I don't want over 15 acres. Cant find it in WA, OR, ID.

[Yuri-hvzl]

Here’s an idea: don’t sell to non US citizens. PRESERVE your values and your land. Jeez I thought farmers were the smart ones….

[boyermchristopher]

Such an interesting topic. I’ve NEVER given a second thought about farming. Farming is bad ass tough work. Thank you for EVERYTHING!❤❤

[ladypilliwick]

lol. only way to get land is though
inheritance. had a daughter that got
240 acres. she sold it. 2 million divide 4 ways. husband's government got half long time timetable holding.
she's broke now.
the 9 year old is a Mali millionair

[lujon]

LMAO I seen land here in Oklahoma on some websites that are going for a few thousand dollars

[PearlHandle]

And the Chinese and Bill Gates and the like.

[Bradgurdlinger]

How I like to see it is is we will get what’s called modern 1970s prices so what things would’ve cost in the 70s but you just tack on inflation. The real thing people need to worry about is, when will the labor wages catch up to the cost of living wages?

[wsolly]

I'd like to see it get a little bit cheaper. Or atleast the intrest come down. I'd like to snag a few acres in the next coming years

[pricepatrick]

Yes the hunters from Florida which are doctros, lawyer etc Coming up here to Georgia buying land for outrageous prices marking up the price for no reason

[DurzoBlunts]

50% less population in the USA and the world, land would be cheap again.