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Farmland prices in Kansas, United States

Farmland in Kansas, United States sold for $3,540/acre for cropland and $3,200/acre for farm real estate in 2026, against $6,020/acre for the United States as a whole. Of its 105 counties, Wyandotte County had the highest farm real estate value in 2022: $9,876/acre.

Prices by year

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

YearCroplandFarm real estateIrrigated croplandNon-irrigated croplandPasture
20263,5403,2004,6003,4502,400
20253,4403,1004,5003,3502,270
20243,3002,9704,4603,2002,100
20233,0802,7504,2202,9801,930
20222,7102,4203,6802,6201,700

Values in USD/acre.

Cash rent by year

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

  • Cropland
  • Irrigated cropland
  • Non-irrigated cropland
  • Pasture
05010015020020222023202420252026Cropland, 2022: $69.5/acre/yearCropland, 2023: $72.5/acre/yearCropland, 2024: $75/acre/yearCropland, 2025: $74.5/acre/yearCropland, 2026: $77.5/acre/yearIrrigated cropland, 2022: $143/acre/yearIrrigated cropland, 2023: $154/acre/yearIrrigated cropland, 2024: $164/acre/yearIrrigated cropland, 2025: $167/acre/yearIrrigated cropland, 2026: $172/acre/yearNon-irrigated cropland, 2022: $61.5/acre/yearNon-irrigated cropland, 2023: $62.5/acre/yearNon-irrigated cropland, 2024: $65/acre/yearNon-irrigated cropland, 2025: $64/acre/yearNon-irrigated cropland, 2026: $66.5/acre/yearPasture, 2022: $21/acre/yearPasture, 2023: $22/acre/yearPasture, 2024: $22.5/acre/yearPasture, 2025: $23.5/acre/yearPasture, 2026: $24/acre/year
Cash rent in Kansas, United States. Hover a point for its value; every value is in the table.
YearCroplandIrrigated croplandNon-irrigated croplandPasture
202677.517266.524
202574.51676423.5
2024751646522.5
202372.515462.522
202269.514361.521

Values in USD/acre/year.

Counties of Kansas

Across 105 counties, farm real estate in 2022 ran from $1,234/acre in Morton County to $9,876/acre in Wyandotte County; the median county was $2,281/acre.

RankCountyFarm real estateRent: irrigated croplandRent: non-irrigated croplandRent: pasture
1Wyandotte County9,876———
2Johnson County6,558—70.531
3Brown County5,136—18449
4Leavenworth County5,077—85.539.5
5Doniphan County4,754—193—
6Douglas County4,700—84.532.5
7Nemaha County4,538—15939.5
8Atchison County4,435—13141.5
9Miami County4,190—86.532.5
10Shawnee County4,0032017123.5
11Sedgwick County3,92316956—
12Jefferson County3,906—8231.5
13Marshall County3,880—12627.5
14Harvey County3,859—67.527.5
15Mcpherson County3,65315270.528.5
16Franklin County3,444—74.531.5
17Riley County3,371—87.531
18Jackson County3,276—91.534
19Republic County3,25923799.532.5
20Pottawatomie County3,188—97.530.5
21Clay County3,165—9935
22Cloud County3,14223611540.5
23Crawford County3,097—73.538
24Linn County3,041—9738.5
25Geary County2,862—76.531.5
26Bourbon County2,844—63.533.5
27Osage County2,832—7030
28Marion County2,80410255.525
29Butler County2,796—5428
30Washington County2,737—91.532.5
31Anderson County2,736—70.533.5
32Dickinson County2,714—6226
33Saline County2,699—6530.5
34Mitchell County2,6941487631.5
35Wabaunsee County2,694—6330.5
36Montgomery County2,685—6827.5
37Coffey County2,681—61.533
38Cherokee County2,676—7044.5
39Reno County2,6411815321.5
40Ottawa County2,577—7631.5
41Wilson County2,558—7524
42Haskell County2,52714541—
43Thomas County2,5251896518.5
44Lyon County2,515—71.533
45Jewell County2,492—82.530
46Allen County2,466—70.531
47Labette County2,412—6137.5
48Pratt County2,3901504618
49Chase County2,385—6336
50Rice County2,36616456.519
51Finney County2,33321049.514.5
52Neosho County2,282—5535
53Cowley County2,281—5223
54Smith County2,263—75.527
55Meade County2,227—4612
56Sumner County2,223—5722
57Seward County2,2151373714
58Greenwood County2,180—6126
59Kingman County2,172—47.521
60Morris County2,161—61.533
61Ellsworth County2,106—45.526
62Stafford County2,0861514819.5
63Elk County2,064—5123.5
64Lincoln County2,023—68.527
65Scott County2,01211556.517
66Chautauqua County2,007——16.5
67Woodson County2,005—58.530.5
68Gray County1,98515449.518
69Sherman County1,9651936318.5
70Edwards County1,95716740.518.5
71Barber County1,941—4315
72Pawnee County1,931—4717.5
73Phillips County1,912—5825.5
74Russell County1,856—4220.5
75Logan County1,8511305013
76Barton County1,82113544.522
77Rawlins County1,810—66.518
78Decatur County1,805—52.516.5
79Greeley County1,795—4917
80Stevens County1,7921313610.5
81Norton County1,785—5520
82Sheridan County1,76719963.521.5
83Harper County1,751—4721.5
84Kearny County1,74020432.511
85Gove County1,729—5024.5
86Ford County1,7181694715.5
87Ellis County1,713——20
88Grant County1,711—30.512
89Osborne County1,710—5823
90Rush County1,697—4619
91Lane County1,677—4116
92Wichita County1,673—55.517
93Wallace County1,656—52.516.5
94Cheyenne County1,6301705512.5
95Kiowa County1,601—3917
96Trego County1,600—4117
97Comanche County1,550—35.513
98Rooks County1,521—48.521.5
99Hodgeman County1,488—37.517
100Hamilton County1,478—34—
101Stanton County1,44610132.5—
102Ness County1,424—41.520.5
103Graham County1,39311041.520
104Clark County1,288—37.515
105Morton County1,234—29.510

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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