Tillable cropland for investment, expansion, or first-time farmers.
From Lancaster's limestone belt to Buffalo Valley to the Susquehanna bottomland.
Most PA tillable land sells with active cash-rent or crop-share leases. Continuity matters.
PA farmland has averaged 3% appreciation annually over the past decade, plus rental income.
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Get My Farm's Value →USDA's 2025 Land Value Report puts PA farmland at roughly $9,560 per acre on average. But averages mislead: prime Lancaster tillable ground tops $20,000 while remote rural acreage falls below $5,000. County, soils, and improvements drive the actual number.
Historically, yes. PA farmland values have appreciated steadily over the past two decades, with strong cash rent income in productive areas. Tax advantages through Clean & Green enrollment and 1031 exchange flexibility (as of 2023) make it especially attractive to ag investors.
Yes — that's how most PA farmland investments work. Cash rent leases run $150 to $350+ per acre depending on county and soil quality. Crop-share arrangements are also common. Existing leases typically transfer at sale.
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