Novarly ParcelFarmland report
Fieldwork$29
Know the land before you buy the land
Is this field as good as the listing says?
Instant due-diligence screening for any US farmland parcel — the checks a buyer or ag lender wants before the first site visit.
Screening from public USDA and satellite data — not an appraisal, survey, or agronomic assessment.
SampleJasper County, Iowa
Port Byron silt loam under a six-year corn–soybean rotation — and it is not prime farmland.
Read the full sample report →What the $29 report contains
| Check | Source | What it tells you |
|---|---|---|
| Soil | USDA SSURGO | The soil map unit for the parcel, its prime-farmland designation, and the drainage class — the productivity rating that exists for that exact ground and is never in the particulars. |
| Crop history | USDA NASS CDL | What was actually planted, year by year for ten years. A rotation tells you how the land has been treated; continuous corn tells you something else. |
| Drought record | Satellite drought history | How often this parcel has actually been in drought, rather than the county average a seller will quote. |
| Flood | FEMA NFHL | The flood zone over the parcel, including the portion of it that floods when only part does. |
| Ground motion | InSAR grid | Whether the ground under the parcel is measurably moving — relevant where irrigation has drawn down an aquifer. |
Explore the US prime-farmland map → (441 county guides)
Highest prime-farmland counties in America
Benton County, IN 96.5%Seneca County, OH 96.2%Champaign County, IL 96%Clinton County, IN 96%Mower County, MN 95.6%Hancock County, OH 95.6%O'Brien County, IA 95.5%Madison County, OH 95.2%Hardin County, OH 94.5%Thomas County, KS 93.6%Huron County, OH 93.6%Darke County, OH 93%McLean County, IL 92.8%Madison County, IN 92.6%Vermilion County, IL 92.2%Mercer County, OH 92.2%New Madrid County, MO 91.9%Nobles County, MN 91.7%Traill County, ND 91.6%Boone County, IN 91.3%
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Data: USDA SSURGO soil survey, USDA NASS Cropland Data Layer, FEMA NFHL, and our InSAR ground-motion grid. Screening from public data — not an appraisal and not a soil survey. Methodology · Home screening