An official with the Illinois Society of Professional Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers says farmland values across the state were mostly even in 2025. Luke Worrell, who co-owns Worrell Land Services in Jacksonville, tells Brownfield, “On average, Class A land was down around 3% across the whole state.” He says, “Class B was even, same […]
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