Which regions are popular for buying land in Iowa?

Hunting is said to be best in the southern and eastern regions of the state. Iowa hunting land is prevalent in the Jefferson and Van Buren counties in the east, where you can find a bounty of white-tail deer and plenty of waterways to fish.

What are the agricultural flora and fauna of Iowa?

Farmland is plentiful in Iowa — 90% of the land is for growing food and raising cattle. The main crop is corn, followed by soybeans and cattle. There are some pests to be aware of if you plan to farm corn. The most common field pests are the corn borer, the corn earworm and the western bean cutworm, but moles, foxes and birds are also issues for farmers.

What should I know before buying land in Iowa?

If you're considering investing in Iowa land for sale, be aware of the local laws, especially construction laws if you're planning on building. Make sure the property is zoned for the type of work you plan to do on it. If you plan on farming or raising cattle, ensure you have great access to your local watershed as well as a power line for your home and any other buildings.