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Farmland cash rent in Oregon.

USDA's 2025 survey puts Oregon's average cropland at $110/acre, irrigated at $264/acre, pasture at $11/acre. County figures below vary widely with soil and local demand — 35 counties in Oregon have published data (average county soil productivity index 0.38).

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CountyCroplandIrrigatedPastureSoil (NCCPI)
Baker County$75.5$106$17.5
Benton County$122$164$23.50.57
Clackamas County$149$357$72.5
Clatsop County$82.5$36.50.28
Columbia County$115$320.46
Coos County$94$102$36.50.21
Crook County$129$5.3
Curry County$39.5$292$41.50.19
Deschutes County$137$40
Douglas County$67$158$18
Gilliam County$51$5.10.18
Grant County$25$94.5$5.7
Harney County$26$80$3.8
Hood River County$757$55
Jackson County$47.5$151$42.5
Jefferson County$152$41.5
Josephine County$108$132$1040.24
Klamath County$259$17.5
Lake County$30.5$167$16
Lane County$82.5$165$39.5
Lincoln County$46.5$17.5
Linn County$144$220$44
Malheur County$271$6.6
Marion County$174$323$61.5
Morrow County$45$528$7.2
Multnomah County$164$2650.45
Polk County$139$235$40.50.50
Tillamook County$170$210$1240.23
Umatilla County$78.5$478$4.9
Union County$72.5$183$11
Wallowa County$48.5$110$5.5
Wasco County$46$358$4.9
Washington County$133$237$500.61
Wheeler County$4.1
Yamhill County$174$355$58.50.61

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.