Farmland still expensive but falling in price

In Q2 of the current year, the average price per hectare of farmland in Poland has fallen by 2.4 percent from Q1. On the other hand, land is still on average 10.7 percent more expensive than a year ago, according to data released by the Agricultural Property Agency (ANR). Kujawsko-Pomorskie voivodship has the most expensive land at PLN 37,600 per hectare on average. Opolskie voivodship, Greater Poland and Lower Silesia also have land that costs over PLN 30,000 per hectare on average. Podlaskie voivodship (PLN 15,800 per hectare) and Lubelskie voivodship (PLN 16,600 per hectare) have the least expensive farmland in Poland. The average farmland sale contract encompasses eight hectares.