CSR2 Price Per Point Average: $150

Estimated Average Corn Yield: 200

Average Cash Rent Per Acre: $285

Average County Cash Rent Per Acre Pasture: $110 (Grazing Pasture) – $233 (Alfalfa Hay)

Towns: Bennett, Lowden, Tipton, Clarence, Mechanicsville, West Branch, Durant, Stanwood

Townships: Cass, Fremont, Massillion, Springfield, Center, Gower, Pioneer, Sugar Creek, Dayton, Inland, Red Oak, Fairfield, Iowa, Rochester, Farmington, Linn, Springdale

Adjacent Counties: Linn, Jones, Clinton, Scott, Muscatine, Johnson

County Seat: Tipton

County Website: Learn more about the county at  Cedar County Website  

Additional Cedar County Agricultural Informational Website:

Cedar Census of Agriculture

County Assessor: You can learn individual farm information; parcel ID numbers, farm taxes, recent land sales, and even landowners names and mailing addresses on the county  Assessor Page here.

County Fair: To learn more about the county fair visit the Website Here.

FREE Farm Appraisal: We work hand and hand with dirt everyday. Nobody knows land value better than your local land agent here at Iowa Land Company. We use five key variables to determine what the dirt is worth on one particular farm. To learn more about how we value a farm or to request a free farm evaluation visit our What’s Your Farm Worth page. Fill out our simple contact form or contact Nick Skinner your local land agent at (515) 650-0974. 

Cedar County History:  Cedar County was formed on December 21, 1837, from sections of Dubuque County. As of the 2010 census, the population was 18,499. The county is named for the Cedar River, which runs through the county.  Cedar County is located between the Cedar Rapids, Quad Cities and Iowa City metropolitan areas, areas also known as the “Tri-Metro” county. It is the only Iowa county which shares the name of a tree.  Cedar County was the focus of the Iowa Cow War of 1931. Wikipedia page.