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State · USDA NASS 2025

North Carolina

Cropland
$105.00/ac
state avg · 2025
Irrigated
$140.00/ac
state avg · 2025
Pasture
$31.00/ac
state avg · 2025
Soil NCCPI
0.520
95 counties w/ data
Δ since 2019
+17%
cropland · state avg

USDA's 2025 survey puts North Carolina's average cropland at $105/acre, irrigated at $140/acre, pasture at $31/acre. County figures vary widely with soil and local demand — 95 counties in North Carolina have published data (average county soil productivity index 0.52). Own ground in North Carolina? Run your parcel — the county rate adjusted for your soil and your measured tillable acres, free.

North Carolina counties · cropland $/ac
Alamance County — $46/ac croplandAlexander County — $54/ac croplandAlleghany County — $109/ac croplandAnson County — $81/ac croplandAshe County — $98/ac croplandAvery County — $70/ac croplandBeaufort County — $133/ac croplandBertie County — $123/ac croplandBladen County — $83.5/ac croplandBrunswick County — $82.5/ac croplandBuncombe County — $51/ac croplandBurke County — $39/ac croplandCabarrus County — $79/ac croplandCaldwell County — $43/ac croplandCamden County — $120/ac croplandCarteret County — $89/ac croplandCaswell County — $36/ac croplandCatawba County — $38.5/ac croplandChatham County — $44.5/ac croplandCherokee County — $64.5/ac croplandChowan County — $107/ac croplandClay County — $65/ac croplandCleveland County — $40/ac croplandColumbus County — $86/ac croplandCraven County — $95/ac croplandCumberland County — $94.5/ac croplandCurrituck County — $99.5/ac croplandNo published dataDavidson County — $57.5/ac croplandDavie County — $66/ac croplandDuplin County — $89.5/ac croplandDurham County — $43.5/ac croplandEdgecombe County — $117/ac croplandForsyth County — $62/ac croplandFranklin County — $69.5/ac croplandGaston County — $37/ac croplandGates County — $102/ac croplandNo published dataGranville County — $75.5/ac croplandGreene County — $125/ac croplandGuilford County — $39/ac croplandHalifax County — $123/ac croplandHarnett County — $111/ac croplandHaywood County — $59.5/ac croplandHenderson County — $120/ac croplandHertford County — $122/ac croplandHoke County — $61/ac croplandHyde County — $188/ac croplandIredell County — $75.5/ac croplandJackson County — $58.5/ac croplandJohnston County — $115/ac croplandJones County — $91/ac croplandLee County — $88.5/ac croplandLenoir County — $120/ac croplandLincoln County — $44/ac croplandMcdowell County — $46.5/ac croplandMacon County — $53.5/ac croplandMadison County — $73/ac croplandMartin County — $118/ac croplandNo published dataMitchell County — $58.5/ac croplandMontgomery County — $38.5/ac croplandMoore County — $54.5/ac croplandNash County — $115/ac croplandNo published dataNorthampton County — $113/ac croplandOnslow County — $110/ac croplandOrange County — $40/ac croplandPamlico County — $99.5/ac croplandPasquotank County — $124/ac croplandPender County — $83/ac croplandPerquimans County — $102/ac croplandPerson County — $58.5/ac croplandPitt County — $113/ac croplandPolk County — $34/ac croplandRandolph County — $72/ac croplandRichmond County — $48.5/ac croplandRobeson County — $77.5/ac croplandRockingham County — $56.5/ac croplandRowan County — $70/ac croplandRutherford County — $47.5/ac croplandSampson County — $110/ac croplandScotland County — $71/ac croplandStanly County — $84/ac croplandStokes County — $55.5/ac croplandSurry County — $82/ac croplandNo published dataTransylvania County — $88/ac croplandTyrrell County — $171/ac croplandUnion County — $93/ac croplandVance County — $46.5/ac croplandWake County — $73/ac croplandWarren County — $48/ac croplandWashington County — $139/ac croplandWatauga County — $66/ac croplandWayne County — $135/ac croplandWilkes County — $68.5/ac croplandWilson County — $155/ac croplandYadkin County — $84/ac croplandYancey County — $35.5/ac cropland
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$/ac cropland · quantile classes
North Carolina cropland $/ac · 2019–2025
North Carolina average
80901002019202020212022202320242025105

Dollars per acre per year, latest published year per series (survey years can differ by county). “—” means USDA withholds that series for the county; those price at the state average in our tool, labeled as such. Source: USDA NASS cash rents survey. Soil is the county's average NCCPI from USDA SSURGO. Planning-grade — not an appraisal.