13/08/2026
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Agricultural land values continue to demonstrate resilience, with limited supply remaining a key factor supporting the market despite economic headwinds and ongoing pressures on farm incomes.
Philip Guckian, Sales Director โ Sherry FitzGerald Country Homes, Farms & Estates, shares his insight into the current agricultural land market, the continued shortage of farms coming to the market, and the potential impact of recent dry weather conditions on sentiment.
โThe continued strength in agricultural land values is being driven as much by a shortage of supply as by underlying demand. Across the country, relatively few farms are being brought to the market, creating strong competition for quality holdings when they do become available. Despite growing economic headwinds and pressure on farm incomes, the limited availability of land continues to underpin values and support market resilience. Looking ahead, however, farmers will be keeping a close eye on the impact of the recent dry weather, with reduced rainfall and slower grass growth becoming a concern in some regions. While this may temper sentiment in the short term, the scarcity of land coming to the market is likely to remain the dominant factor supporting values.โ
