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Farmland prices in Colorado, United States

Farmland in Colorado, United States sold for $2,960/acre for cropland and $2,360/acre for farm real estate in 2026, against $6,020/acre for the United States as a whole. Of its 62 counties, Boulder County had the highest farm real estate value in 2022: $18,310/acre.

Prices by year

Cropland, farm real estate, irrigated cropland, non-irrigated cropland and pasture, latest year first.

YearCroplandFarm real estateIrrigated croplandNon-irrigated croplandPasture
20262,9602,3607,0502,0401,200
20252,8802,2906,8501,9901,150
20242,8102,2006,6201,9501,100
20232,8702,1506,6201,8701,080
20222,6701,9106,2001,7301,010

Values in USD/acre.

Cash rent by year

Cropland, irrigated cropland, non-irrigated cropland and pasture, per acre and year, latest year first.

YearCroplandIrrigated croplandNon-irrigated croplandPasture
20268318533.57.6
202587183337
202483.518433.56.7
20238418031.56.1
202283175346.2

Values in USD/acre/year.

Counties of Colorado

Across 62 counties, farm real estate in 2022 ran from $900/acre in Lincoln County to $18,310/acre in Boulder County; the median county was $2,776/acre.

RankCountyFarm real estateRent: irrigated croplandRent: non-irrigated croplandRent: pasture
1Boulder County18,31096.5—9.4
2Jefferson County16,602———
3Pitkin County16,058———
4Douglas County12,290——12
5Gilpin County8,979———
6Summit County8,928———
7Broomfield County8,319———
8Mesa County8,081113—5.5
9Delta County7,364120—4.9
10Eagle County6,632———
11Larimer County6,276195297.6
12Chaffee County6,1786130.5—
13Montrose County5,909138—4.8
14Rio Grande County5,672220——
15Archuleta County4,985——12
16Alamosa County4,456191——
17Mineral County4,334———
18Routt County4,101—176.5
19Clear Creek County3,896———
20Weld County3,798202259.8
21Custer County3,662———
22Garfield County3,654——4
23Hinsdale County3,273———
24Dolores County3,270———
25Conejos County2,98413435.523.5
26Saguache County2,951189—12
27Ouray County2,949———
28Elbert County2,935—28.59.5
29Gunnison County2,92454—8.7
30Adams County2,91814619.5—
31Phillips County2,77925747.516.5
32Arapahoe County2,773—13.58.4
33Fremont County2,75667—3.4
34Grand County2,754——10
35Morgan County2,717206369.8
36Lake County2,701———
37El Paso County2,688——5.7
38La Plata County2,67781.52411
39Park County2,33033—2.9
40Teller County2,307———
41Jackson County2,216——10
42San Miguel County2,179—14—
43Logan County2,14123436.514
44Rio Blanco County1,91186.5—4
45Montezuma County1,736135—5.6
46Baca County1,682—316.4
47Pueblo County1,659175—6.1
48Otero County1,646155—3.1
49Sedgwick County1,6241784513.5
50Yuma County1,5802904516
51Moffat County1,560——2.8
52Kit Carson County1,4061704013
53Prowers County1,39315433.56.6
54Huerfano County1,360——4.8
55Cheyenne County1,281—329.2
56Kiowa County1,238—297.3
57Washington County1,17121439.511
58Bent County1,08717817.56.2
59Las Animas County1,0051226.34.1
60Crowley County1,003——6
61Costilla County996———
62Lincoln County900—286.6

Ranked by farm real estate in USD/acre (2022, Census of Agriculture). Cash rent in USD/acre/year (2026). A year beside a value marks another year.

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