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Farmland cash rent in Washington.

USDA's 2025 survey puts Washington's average cropland at $75.5/acre, irrigated at $438/acre, pasture at $8.6/acre. County figures below vary widely with soil and local demand — 37 counties in Washington have published data (average county soil productivity index 0.34).

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CountyCroplandIrrigatedPastureSoil (NCCPI)
Adams County$43.5$450$3.90.20
Asotin County$52.5$4
Benton County$45$700$46.5
Chelan County$758
Clallam County$108$65
Clark County$85$262$660.67
Columbia County$65.5$14.5
Cowlitz County$44.50.47
Douglas County$38$295$50.18
Ferry County$21$2.8
Franklin County$42$553$110.15
Garfield County$68$8
Grant County$77.5$449$9.90.14
Grays Harbor County$54$96.5$42.5
Island County$77$122$1390.44
Jefferson County$48
King County$124$366$58.5
Kitsap County$129$342
Kittitas County$165$35.5
Klickitat County$27.5$383$4.1
Lewis County$57.5$103$37
Lincoln County$44$441$70.25
Okanogan County$33.5$236$3
Pacific County$39$14
Pend Oreille County$37.5
Pierce County$70$359$55
San Juan County$40$290.40
Skagit County$249$330$70
Snohomish County$150$251$92
Spokane County$67.5$79$8.10.36
Stevens County$44$63$10.50.30
Thurston County$75.5$224$33
Wahkiakum County$20$42
Walla Walla County$73.5$309$25
Whatcom County$192$427$60
Whitman County$86$50.48
Yakima County$150$233$27

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.