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Farmland cash rent in Wyoming.

USDA's 2025 survey puts Wyoming's average cropland at $16/acre, irrigated at $80/acre, pasture at $7.5/acre. County figures below vary widely with soil and local demand — 23 counties in Wyoming have published data (average county soil productivity index 0.15).

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CountyCroplandIrrigatedPastureSoil (NCCPI)
Albany County$40$4.8
Big Horn County$23$99$22.5
Campbell County$9.7$4.5
Carbon County$17$27$2.5
Converse County$12.5$50$7.4
Crook County$14$8.40.23
Fremont County$15$78.5$12.5
Goshen County$20.5$179$12
Hot Springs County$85$3.9
Johnson County$8.7$81$5.4
Laramie County$18$112$5
Lincoln County$30$41.5$11
Natrona County$67$6
Niobrara County$14$108$9.40.17
Park County$30$88$15
Platte County$22$120$60.15
Sheridan County$20.5$57.5$7.3
Sublette County$21$30$9
Sweetwater County$45$10
Teton County$43$12.5
Uinta County$21$45$100.07
Washakie County$144$4.60.10
Weston County$17$4.20.15

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.