Clay County, Iowa, is home to some of the most fertile and productive farmland in the Midwest. From the acres surrounding Spencer, Everly, Dickens, Webb, Gillett Grove, Peterson, Rossie, Royal, Greenville, and Fostoria, generations of farm families have built a strong agricultural tradition here.
Distance shouldn’t make it difficult to care for your farm. That’s why Stalcup Ag Service partners with Clay County landowners—near and far—to simplify management, protect profitability, and preserve the long-term value of your property.
Our local knowledge and hands-on approach keep your operation running smoothly, even when you can’t be here in person.
Managing farmland successfully takes time, attention, and experience. That’s where we come in. Our farm management in Clay County is built to help both absentee and local landowners make informed, profitable decisions while maintaining the health and value of their land.
Our services include:
When you work with Stalcup, you gain a partner who treats your land with the same care and dedication as you would.
If you’re planning an estate transfer, dividing inherited farmland, or preparing to sell, a professional appraisal provides the clarity and confidence you need.
Stalcup’s ARA-accredited appraisers specialize in accurate, data-driven farmland valuations that reflect true market conditions in Clay County.
Our farm appraisal services include:
Our appraisals are trusted by families, attorneys, and lenders throughout Northwest Iowa for their precision and reliability.
When it’s time to buy or sell farmland, Stalcup Ag Service offers a clear path forward. Our team combines decades of experience in the Clay County market with proven strategies for maximizing results.
We handle:
Our team will guide you through every step if you’re expanding your operation or preparing to sell an inherited farm in Clay County, IA.
Your farmland is more than a business—it’s part of your family’s heritage. We help you care for it with stewardship and consultation services that improve soil health, protect productivity, and ensure long-term value.
Our services include:
Successful farming in Clay County often involves collaboration between landowners, tenants, and farm managers. We help make those partnerships thrive by encouraging fairness, transparency, and open communication.
Our team assists with:
The result? Productive relationships, sustainable farming practices, and peace of mind for everyone involved.
We know Clay County farmland—its soil types, markets, and opportunities—because we manage and appraise it every day.
Families trust us for decades, through every transition of ownership and every stage of the farming journey.
Our Accredited Farm Managers (AFM) and Accredited Rural Appraisers (ARA) bring national credibility and local know-how.
From appraisals to auctions, management and stewardship, every farmland need is handled under one roof.
If you’re an absentee owner managing land from afar or a lifelong farmer planning for the next generation, Stalcup Ag Service is here to help your Clay County farmland reach its full potential.
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