Why Cattle and Sheep Are the New Anchor for Farm Property Prices

Why cattle and sheep are the new anchor for farm property prices

Australian farmland prices forecast to rise 2% in 2026, Rabobank reports. Discover how livestock returns and tight supply underpin this growth..

Growth in farmland prices expected to ease in 2026 given tight margins

Rabobank's outlook predicts national farmland prices will rise by two per cent in 2026. Discover why input costs and interest rates limit growth.

Farmland prices set for continued “modest” growth in year ahead – Rabobank I Australian Rural & Regional News

Rabobank, Media Release, 29 April 2026 Australian farmland prices are expected to grow modestly in 2026, continuing the trend seen over the past year, Rabobank says in its latest annual Australian Farmland Price Outlook. The report, by the specialist agribusiness bank’s RaboResearch division, says the outlook for agricultural land prices in 2026 points to “moderated” growth, with the median price per hectare set to increase by approximately two …