Farmland in North Carolina, United States sold for $5,580/acre for cropland and $5,750/acre for farm real estate in 2026, against $6,020/acre for the United States as a whole. Of its 100 counties, Mecklenburg County had the highest farm real estate value in 2022: $27,096/acre.
Prices by year
Cropland, farm real estate and pasture, latest year first.
Cropland
Farm real estate
Pasture
Farmland prices in North Carolina, United States. Hover a point for its value; every value is in the table.
Year
Cropland
Farm real estate
Pasture
2026
5,580
5,750
6,380
2025
5,360
5,470
6,050
2024
5,120
5,190
5,810
2023
4,800
4,850
5,480
2022
4,650
4,860
5,150
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
Cash rent in North Carolina, United States. Hover a point for its value; every value is in the table.
Year
Cropland
Irrigated cropland
Non-irrigated cropland
Pasture
2026
105
137
104
38
2025
106
140
105
31
2024
101
133
99.5
28.5
2023
101
133
99.5
26.5
2022
100
127
99
26.5
Values in USD/acre/year.
Counties of North Carolina
Across 100 counties, farm real estate in 2022 ran from $2,231/acre in Carteret County to $27,096/acre in Mecklenburg County; the median county was $5,848/acre.
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.
Parcel prices and owners in North Carolina, United States.This page shows averages for North Carolina, United States. On request: what single parcels sold for, and who owns them.