County · Wyoming · USDA NASS 2025

Hot Springs County

Irrigated cropland

$85.00/ac

WY avg $80.00

Pasture

$3.90/ac

irrigated —

Soil NCCPI

—

WY avg 0.150

Rank · irrigated

8/20

percentile 60

Δ since 2019

−30%

WY −1%

USDA's 2025 survey puts irrigated cropland in Hot Springs County at $85 per acre per year, with pasture at $3.9/acre. Individual parcels run higher or lower with soil quality and tillable share, which moves real rents. Irrigated cropland rent here is down 30% since 2019; Hot Springs County ranks 8 of 20 Wyoming counties.

All counties · 23 rows

#	County	Cropland ↓	Irrigated	Pasture	NCCPI
1	Lincoln	30.00	41.50	11.00	—
1	Park	30.00	88.00	15.00	—
3	Big Horn	23.00	99.00	22.50	—
4	Platte	22.00	120.00	6.00	0.151
5	Sublette	21.00	30.00	9.00	—
5	Uinta	21.00	45.00	10.00	0.074
7	Goshen	20.50	179.00	12.00	—
7	Sheridan	20.50	57.50	7.30	—
9	Laramie	18.00	112.00	5.00	—
10	Carbon	17.00	27.00	2.50	—
10	Weston	17.00	—	4.20	0.149
12	Fremont	15.00	78.50	12.50	—
13	Crook	14.00	—	8.40	0.235
13	Niobrara	14.00	108.00	9.40	0.170
15	Converse	12.50	50.00	7.40	—
16	Campbell	9.70	—	4.50	—
17	Johnson	8.70	81.00	5.40	—
—	Albany	—	40.00	4.80	—
—	Hot Springs	—	85.00	3.90	—
—	Natrona	—	67.00	6.00	—
—	Sweetwater	—	45.00	10.00	—
—	Teton	—	43.00	12.50	—
—	Washakie	—	144.00	4.60	0.097

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Source: USDA NASS cash rents survey, county estimates, latest published year per series. Soil productivity from USDA SSURGO (NCCPI). Planning-grade market data — not an appraisal, legal, or financial advice. Free · instant · nobody calls you.