PROPERTY DATA BROKER · REMOVAL GUIDE
DTN (Farm Market iD) opt out: how to remove yourself
DTN's Farm Market iD database links farmland parcels to the people who own and operate them, covering roughly 2.4 million farm operations with contact details, acreage and crop data, and sells it to agribusiness marketers, lenders and insurers. DTN's data rights form accepts deletion and do-not-sell requests from anyone, not only California residents.
AT A GLANCE
- Type
- Property data broker
- Removal cost
- Free
- How you opt out
- Online opt-out form
- What removal does
- Your record is flagged do-not-sell and do-not-share
- Steps to complete
- 4 steps
- Suggested recheck
- Every 14 days
- Opt-out link verified
- Sep 2026
How to opt out of DTN (Farm Market iD)
- 1.Open the DTN Data Rights Exercise Request form
- 2.Select both "Delete My Personal Data" and "Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information"
- 3.Enter your name, email and ZIP, and name Farm Market iD and your farm or parcel address in the details field
- 4.DTN may email you to verify your identity. Keep the confirmation.
FendLand last confirmed this opt-out link works in Sep 2026.
THE DURABLE FIX
DTN (Farm Market iD) is one site. You’re on dozens.
The same records that put you on DTN (Farm Market iD) are spread across our full data-broker opt-out list, and that spread is how wholesalers and spammers got your number in the first place. Opting out of one site helps for a while, then DTN (Farm Market iD) re-lists you after its next data refresh. FendLand finds you across all 115, files every removal, keeps re-checking because they come back, and blocks the spam already hitting your phone.
See who else is listing you, freeSee which of the biggest sites list you right now, no account needed. Then the app removes you across all of them and blocks the spam:
Questions
Is DTN (Farm Market iD) legitimate?
Yes. DTN (Farm Market iD) is a real company, not a scam. It is a data broker: it buys and compiles property, ownership, and contact records, then licenses them to marketers, lenders, and the skip-trace tools wholesalers use to find owners to call. That is a legal business in the US, which is why your records can be in its database without you ever hearing of it. Opting out is your right and it is free: DTN (Farm Market iD) publishes its own request process, and you do not have to give a reason. Some property and mortgage data may be kept under regulatory exemptions, so a removal can be partial.
Why is DTN (Farm Market iD) showing my information?
DTN (Farm Market iD) builds its file on you from public property and mortgage records, recorded deeds, and commercial marketing data it licenses in bulk, not from anything you handed it. Your name enters its database the moment you appear on a recorded document, which is why it can list you with no signup. You can request removal or suppression for free, though some property and mortgage records may be retained under regulatory exemptions.
Will removing myself from DTN (Farm Market iD) stop the "we buy your house or land" texts?
It helps, but DTN (Farm Market iD) is one of many data brokers feeding the same marketing and skip-trace lists, and the records return after each refresh, so the durable fix is removing yourself across the whole set and re-verifying on a schedule, not once. That is exactly what FendLand automates.