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Farmland value in reverse as economy tightens

Summary by The Queenslander

Increased rains and lower interest rates are being backed to get farmland values growing again after a drop in the first half of this year and record low sales. The latest Bendigo Bank report showed national farmland values fell by 3.8 per cent in the first half of 2025. An overall increase in land values over the past decade has made farm-buying less appealing, the report suggests. There were a record low 3104 sales of farmland in the first ha…

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Farmland value in reverse as economy tightens

Australian farmland values are down 3.8 per cent in the first half of 2025 - the first dip in over a decade - but there are some causes for optimism.

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