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• Vol. 16 No. 8

Des Moines, Iowa

June 8,1987

FCS 8th District ’87 Land Sales Are $135.6 M illion
A R M Credit System Capital Corporation (Capital
Corporation) in Omaha reports $35,371,645 in pro­
perty sales involving 83,151 acres in Iowa, Nebraska,
South Dakota and Wyoming during the month of April
£ at an average price of $425.39 an acre. The Capital Cor­
poration closed out the month with an additional $59,
350,370 in pending sales involving 174,336 acres, or
$340.44 per acre.
During the first four months of 1987 (January 1
0 through April 30) the Capital Corporation efforts have

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NEBRASKA SALES
YEAR-TO-DATE—April 30, 1987

January
February
March
April
Total
Pending Sales
TOTAL
YTD SALES

FCS R E P O R T ...
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EIGHTH FARM CREDIT DISTRICT
YEAR-TO-DATE SALES—April 30, 1987
Volume

Per
Acre

113
116
281

28,214
14,783
46,369

$ 9,734,374
7,797,145
23,305,640

345.02
527.44
502.61

1ST QTR

510

April

415
623

89,366
83,151

$40,837,159
35,371,645

174,336

59,350,370

425.39
340.44

1,548

346,853

$135,559,174

$390.82

January
February
March

Pending Sales
TOTAL
SALES YTD

456.97

Acres

Volume

Per
Acre

January
February
March
April

86
76
207
275

9,296
6,771
21,557
34,521

$ 6,517,300
5,741,499
16,969,985
26,605,355

701.09
847.95
787.21
770.70

Pending Sales

396

58,675

39,350,688

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130,820

$95,184,827

Ken Malecha

Per
Acre

21
10
39
51
121

3,363
2,033
6,517
19,372

$ 1,417,250
823,677
2,830,175
4,952,497

421.42
405.15
434.28
255.65

31,285
50,828

10,023,599
10,082,488

320.40

93
214

82,113

$20,106,087

$244.86

198.36

Acres

Pending Sales

4
26
31
56
125

1,160
5,879
12,228
28,938
59,960

TOTAL
YTD SALES

242

108,165

January
February
March
April

Volume
$

Per
Acre

190,000
1,167,638
1,564,655
3,483,793
8,929,794

163.79
198.61
127.96
120.39
148.93

$15,335,880

$141.78

WYOMING SALES
YEAR-TO-DATE—April 30, 1987

Number

1040

Volume

Number

IOWA SALES
YEAR-TO-DATE—April 30, 1987

TOTAL
YTD SALES

Acres

SOUTH DAKOTA SALES
YEAR-TO-DATE—April 30, 1987

Acres

Number

Number

$727.60

Number

Acres

January
February
March
April

3
4
4
2

$

Pending Sales

9

173
100
3,067
320
4,873

22

8,533

TOTAL
YTD SALES

Joan Thompson

Volume

Per
Acre

7,914
70,064
419,500
330,000

45.75
700.64
136.78
1,031.25

987,400

202.63

$1,814,878

$212.69

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resulted in the sale of 346,853 acres
worth $135,559, 174, an average of
$390.82 per acre. The aggressive
marketing efforts have resulted in
an average selling price of 102% of
appraised value.
The Farm Credit System Capital
Corporation (Capital Corporation) is
the national organization authorized
by Congress to manage non-accrual
loans, manage and sell acquired pro­
perty, and to channel funds to finan­
cially stressed banks in the Farm
Credit System.
“ We originally anticipated sales
activity would slacken in April after
the federal farm program sign-up

deadlines had passed in March, and
as spring field work got underway;
this has not materialized. Sales acti­
vity remains brisk,” said Don Korkow, Capital Corporation vice presi­
dent-acquired property.
“ The rate of property coming into
inventory is lower than expected.
Last year’s excellent crops and gov­
ernment farm program s have
pumped a lot of money into agricul­
ture. And, I suspect the significant
restructuring efforts of the Omaha
District have kept more farmers on
their farm,” Mr. Korkow added.
In Iowa, Eastern Nebraska and
Eastern South Dakota, higher quali­
ty crop lands have sold exceptional­
ly well. Some areas have reported a
five to eight percent increase in sell­
ing prices. This is expected to have a
“ cost-tail” effect on marginal pro­
perties.
In the Western part of the Dis­
trict (Western Nebraska, Western
South Dakota, and Wyoming),
larger ranch properties sales are

starting to pick up. Livestock eco­
nomics are extremely favorable
right now. However, field personnel®
report that some prospective buyers
continue to concentrate on return on
investment; but are looking at
money market rates for comparable
return on investment, rather than®
historical rates of return for the type
of land and production.
Most sales of Farm Credit System
acquired property are being sold to_
people within local communities or®
people who have had a connection to
it. Seventy-two percent of buyers
buy for farming purposes; twentyfour percent of buyers buy for in-^
vestment purposes (including farm­
ers, retired farmers, local business
people and investors) and four per­
cent of sales are rural home pur­
chases. Seventy-six percent are easily
purchases, including cash generated^
by loans.
Acquired properties represent as­
sets of the stockholders of the mem­
ber-owned Farm Credit System. Pro -0
ceeds from the sale of property arew
used to retire debts and obligations
of the member institutions and re­
duce operating expenses.
Regional listings of properties for0
sale in the four-state district
(Wyoming, Nebraska, South Da­
kota, and Iowa) are available by call­
ing a toll-free telephone number
1-800-367-9780 (in Nebraska 1-800-0
422-5568). Similar listings are avail­
able in Farm Credit Services offices
and through the Capital Corporation
office in each region.
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been senior executive vice president August at Illinois Wesleyan Univer­
of FirsTier Bank Lincoln, a position sity in Bloomington. The First Year
he held since joining the bank in school will be August 24-28 and the
1980 after working for Northern Second Year school will be August
Trust Company of Chicago for 18 22-26. Enrollment fees include regis­
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capital markets. His previous posi­ the additional position of cashier.
tion was as vice president, interna­
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