Meh. Land prices are still too inflated right now. Lots of Farmers are dropping acreage in operation right now. Even ones not getting out of farming totally are slashing lesser yield properties.
2027 far more land will be available and prices and lease rates will tumble accordingly.
I think it was Farming. Com that just ran an analysis that land cost and lease prices were currently 40 to 60% overpriced when adjusted for inflation ; compared to historic rates and costs.
With current market commanded prices; buying in on more marginal land is not really advised much. And naturally marginal land is what will be most available.
Now that does not mean certain patches are not worth it. Just ensure what you are buying first.