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Cash rents · USDA NASS 2025

What farmland rents for, state by state.

USDA surveys cash rents every year, county by county. The table below is the state average for non-irrigated cropland; each state page carries the county-level figures for cropland, irrigated ground, and pasture — and every county with published data has its own page. Planning-grade market data, not an appraisal.

StateCropland $/acCounties w/ data
Alabama$76.567
Arizona14
Arkansas$5275
California$4054
Colorado$3356
Connecticut$81.57
Delaware$1043
Florida$5656
Georgia$82.5131
Hawaii$1904
Idaho$6342
Illinois$264102
Indiana$22592
Iowa$27499
Kansas$64105
Kentucky$166109
Louisiana$84.560
Maine$77.513
Maryland$12023
Massachusetts$88.512
Michigan$14374
Minnesota$19984
Mississippi$99.579
Missouri$148114
Montana$32.556
Nebraska$16693
Nevada10
New Hampshire$6010
New Jersey$73.514
New Mexico$18.532
New York$82.551
North Carolina$10595
North Dakota$8353
Ohio$18488
Oklahoma$3677
Oregon$11035
Pennsylvania$10962
South Carolina$49.544
South Dakota$13666
Tennessee$11595
Texas$36.5252
Utah$34.528
Vermont$6813
Virginia$6892
Washington$75.537
West Virginia$44.539
Wisconsin$16169
Wyoming$1623

Source: USDA NASS cash rents survey (county), latest published year per series. Counties the survey suppresses are shown at the state average, labeled as such.