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A Comparative Market Analysis values a farm against comparable sales in its area, and exports as a PDF you can hand to a client. CMAs live on the farm’s Farmland Insights tab, under Market Analysis.
Creating a CMA requires a CamoAg subscription and edit permission on the farm. Anyone with read access can view a CMA that already exists.

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Farmland Insights

Market Analysis sits alongside three other insight cards on the tab:

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Creating and managing CMAs

Create new CMA opens the farm on the map, where you select the comparable sales to build from. A farm can hold as many analyses as you need — each one is a separate version. The Market Analysis History table lists every analysis on the farm. From a row’s menu you can:
  • View this CMA
  • Make a copy — start a new version from an existing one
  • Delete CMA
The most recent analysis is pinned above the table as Latest Version.

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Inside a CMA

A contact card for whoever prepared the analysis, carrying your organization’s branding. Include or omit it from the exported report.
Your valuation for the property — total value and price per acre — broken out by acreage type. Edit Value changes it; CamoAg prompts you to enter a final figure factoring in available data and market conditions. Hide in report leaves the estimate out of the PDF while keeping it on screen.
On automated analyses, CamoAg’s own estimate stands in for the summary, with a confidence level attached.
The sales the valuation is built from, listed and mapped. Update Farms changes which comps are included.

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Exporting

View PDF renders the analysis as a report — summary, comps, and preparer details, minus anything you chose to hide. You must be signed in to export.

Generate Reports

Aerial, soils, FEMA, and topography maps as a PDF.

Parcels

CamoAg Estimate and Private Estimate on an individual parcel.
Last modified on September 14, 2026