State · USDA NASS 2025

West Virginia

Cropland

$44.50/ac

state avg · 2025

Irrigated

—

not published

Pasture

$16.00/ac

state avg · 2025

Soil NCCPI

0.250

39 counties w/ data

Δ since 2019

+3%

cropland · state avg

USDA's 2025 survey puts West Virginia's average cropland at $44.5/acre, pasture at $16/acre. County figures vary widely with soil and local demand — 39 counties in West Virginia have published data (average county soil productivity index 0.25). Own ground in West Virginia? Run your parcel — the county rate adjusted for your soil and your measured tillable acres, free.

All counties · 39 rows

#	County	Cropland ↓	Pasture	NCCPI
1	Mason	102.00	10.50	—
2	Jefferson	72.00	18.50	0.566
3	Grant	56.50	6.50	—
4	Jackson	51.00	6.50	—
5	Hampshire	50.00	12.50	—
6	Brooke	49.50	—	—
6	Greenbrier	49.50	23.00	0.197
8	Randolph	48.00	7.30	—
9	Pendleton	46.50	12.50	0.163
10	Preston	46.00	15.00	0.266
11	Berkeley	45.00	21.00	0.434
12	Putnam	43.50	—	0.276
13	Marion	41.50	—	—
14	Hardy	40.50	15.50	—
15	Tucker	38.00	13.50	—
16	Wood	37.50	—	—
17	Doddridge	36.50	3.60	0.180
18	Pocahontas	36.00	16.00	0.174
19	Monroe	34.50	29.50	0.209
20	Wayne	31.00	—	0.204
21	Raleigh	30.50	17.50	—
22	Mercer	29.00	9.80	—
23	Calhoun	26.50	8.60	—
23	Lewis	26.50	15.00	0.199
25	Mineral	25.00	16.50	—
25	Upshur	25.00	7.20	0.223
27	Summers	23.50	11.50	—
28	Barbour	23.00	8.80	0.250
29	Braxton	21.00	14.00	0.172
30	Cabell	20.50	—	0.271
31	Gilmer	19.50	5.40	0.163
32	Nicholas	18.50	17.00	—
33	Morgan	17.00	10.50	0.223
33	Wirt	17.00	9.00	—
35	Monongalia	14.50	9.00	—
35	Ritchie	14.50	—	0.264
37	Roane	13.00	4.40	—
38	Harrison	12.50	10.00	—
—	Taylor	—	11.50	—

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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.