An Iowa family lived on and worked its farmland for 84 years as Tom Woods gradually expanded the operation; now 1,209 acres are being split into 13 tracts and auctioned, ending a family land chapter
- Representative imageFor 84 years, the Woods family lived on and worked a growing patchwork of farmland near Randalia in northeast Iowa.
- Tom Woods, who grew up in the area, steadily added acres to the operation as properties and funds became available, raising grain and cattle while also helping run a family wholesale business.
- Now that long chapter is closing as 1,209 acres are divided into 13 tracts and put up for auction, a sale that land agents describe as rare for Fayette County and the wider region, according to a report by Agriculture.com.
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- Representative imageFor 84 years, the Woods family lived on and worked a growing patchwork of farmland near Randalia in northeast Iowa.
- Tom Woods, who grew up in the area, steadily added acres to the operation as properties and funds became available, raising grain and cattle while also helping run a family wholesale business.
- Now that long chapter is closing as 1,209 acres are divided into 13 tracts and put up for auction, a sale that land agents describe as rare for Fayette County and the wider region, according to a report by Agriculture.com.
Sources: Times of India