I don't think it's that simple. There aren't many families that are farming that are doing well, even if their assets might be highly valued. For example, in south central MN all you have to have is about 800 acres to cross that threshold. That doesn't include building sites, equipment, or anything else. Farming 800-1500 acres is not what it once was. You might be surprised how little money a family farm operation makes even with that much acreage. Especially when you factor in health care costs for the aging farming population.