Victoria G. Myers is a journalist who writes for DTN / The Progressive Farmer. Her articles primarily focus on agricultural land and real estate, covering topics such as farmland sales, land ownership rights, land market trends, conservation easements, and the connection between land price and productivity. She provides valuable insights for landowners and those interested in the agricultural industry.
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Victoria G. Myers' coverage primarily focuses on the agriculture and farming industry, with an emphasis on farmland sales and related topics. She frequently incorporates expert commentary and data citations in her articles.
Given her focus, it is likely that she would be interested in pitches from experts who can provide insights into agricultural land trends, pricing factors, legal issues related to land ownership or conservation easements, as well as environmental regulations affecting private landowners.
As Victoria's geographic focus is not specified but her coverage spans multiple states within the US (Arkansas, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Ohio), she may be receptive to pitches that cover developments in these specific regions or offer broader national perspectives on agricultural and land-related matters.
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By: Victoria G. Myers
October 2023 Recent Farmland Sales
The Supreme Court of the United States determined that the Equitable Apportionment Doctrine applies to aquifers, a key holding that will affect landowner rights.
An increasingly sophisticated land market ties per-acre values to more than location.
By: Victoria G. Myers
Per-Acre Prices (Progressive Farmer) INDIANA, ILLINOIS, Multiple Counties. A five-day online auction of property across two states and nine
Joe Morken farms in North Dakota's Red River Valley, where shifts to corn production have been a factor in increased farmland prices. (DTN/Progressive Farmer file photo by Joel Reichenberger)
By: Victoria G. Myers
Conservation easements are a good fit for some landowners, but for others, the risks may outweigh the benefit. (DTN/Progressive Farmer file photo by Kurt Lawton)
Midwestern states continue to see agricultural land values climb with high productivity. (DTN/Progressive Farmer file photo by Jim Patrico)
By: Victoria G. Myers
Adding irrigation and wells is a positive factor that's increasingly being built into higher land prices, especially in the Midwest.
By: Victoria G. Myers
Per Acre Prices (Progressive Farmer) ILLINOIS, Christian County. A property totaling 197 acres and auctioned in three tracts sold for $2.93 million.
By: Victoria G. Myers
January 2024 Recent Farmland Sales
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