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Farmland prices in Oklahoma, United States

Farmland in Oklahoma, United States sold for $2,560/acre for cropland and $2,620/acre for farm real estate in 2026, against $6,020/acre for the United States as a whole. Of its 77 counties, Oklahoma County had the highest farm real estate value in 2022: $8,800/acre.

Prices by year

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

  • Cropland
  • Farm real estate
  • Non-irrigated cropland
  • Pasture
01,0002,0003,00020222023202420252026Cropland, 2022: $1,940/acreCropland, 2023: $2,130/acreCropland, 2024: $2,310/acreCropland, 2025: $2,470/acreCropland, 2026: $2,560/acreFarm real estate, 2022: $2,070/acreFarm real estate, 2023: $2,210/acreFarm real estate, 2024: $2,400/acreFarm real estate, 2025: $2,540/acreFarm real estate, 2026: $2,620/acreNon-irrigated cropland, 2022: $1,930/acreNon-irrigated cropland, 2023: $2,120/acreNon-irrigated cropland, 2024: $2,300/acreNon-irrigated cropland, 2025: $2,460/acreNon-irrigated cropland, 2026: $2,550/acrePasture, 2022: $1,720/acrePasture, 2023: $1,830/acrePasture, 2024: $2,000/acrePasture, 2025: $2,100/acrePasture, 2026: $2,200/acre
Farmland prices in Oklahoma, United States. Hover a point for its value; every value is in the table.
YearCroplandFarm real estateNon-irrigated croplandPasture
20262,5602,6202,5502,200
20252,4702,5402,4602,100
20242,3102,4002,3002,000
20232,1302,2102,1201,830
20221,9402,0701,9301,720

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
025507510012520222023202420252026Cropland, 2022: $37.5/acre/yearCropland, 2023: $34.5/acre/yearCropland, 2024: $38/acre/yearCropland, 2025: $40/acre/yearCropland, 2026: $40.5/acre/yearIrrigated cropland, 2022: $101/acre/yearIrrigated cropland, 2023: $99.5/acre/yearIrrigated cropland, 2024: $97.5/acre/yearIrrigated cropland, 2025: $101/acre/yearIrrigated cropland, 2026: $108/acre/yearNon-irrigated cropland, 2022: $33/acre/yearNon-irrigated cropland, 2023: $30/acre/yearNon-irrigated cropland, 2024: $34/acre/yearNon-irrigated cropland, 2025: $36/acre/yearNon-irrigated cropland, 2026: $36/acre/yearPasture, 2022: $14.5/acre/yearPasture, 2023: $15/acre/yearPasture, 2024: $16.5/acre/yearPasture, 2025: $18/acre/yearPasture, 2026: $18/acre/year
Cash rent in Oklahoma, United States. Hover a point for its value; every value is in the table.
YearCroplandIrrigated croplandNon-irrigated croplandPasture
202640.51083618
2025401013618
20243897.53416.5
202334.599.53015
202237.51013314.5

Values in USD/acre/year.

Counties of Oklahoma

Across 77 counties, farm real estate in 2022 ran from $1,100/acre in Beaver County to $8,800/acre in Oklahoma County; the median county was $2,515/acre.

RankCountyFarm real estateRent: irrigated croplandRent: non-irrigated croplandRent: pasture
1Oklahoma County8,800—42.520
2Tulsa County7,12216927.517
3Cleveland County6,757—4116.5
4Rogers County3,964—2223.5
5Mcclain County3,806—32.520.5
6Wagoner County3,764—26.518
7Cherokee County3,676—31.528
8Mayes County3,529—3127
9Adair County3,426—41.530
10Delaware County3,409—4428.5
11Canadian County3,4064738.523
12Payne County3,264—3121.5
13Ottawa County3,225—5238.5
14Logan County3,204—33.523
15Pottawatomie County3,181——16.5
16Lincoln County3,128—28.518.5
17Grady County3,10765.532.524.5
18Okmulgee County3,106—1915
19Sequoyah County3,093—17.518.5
20Muskogee County2,977—3421.5
21Creek County2,971—1915
22Bryan County2,928—32.518.5
23Love County2,908—1914.5
24Leflore County2,896—2219
25Washington County2,791—34.520
26Murray County2,724—21.518.5
27Comanche County2,715—3621.5
28Garvin County2,714—2621.5
29Kingfisher County2,658—3921
30Seminole County2,633—1313
31Choctaw County2,605—3322.5
32Mcintosh County2,601—22.516.5
33Marshall County2,584—2316.5
34Craig County2,579—31.530
35Carter County2,570——15
36Okfuskee County2,545—1418
37Pontotoc County2,534—17.513.5
38Johnston County2,523—1513.5
39Nowata County2,515—25.527.5
40Haskell County2,498—2016.5
41Noble County2,423—36.519.5
42Stephens County2,407—22.518
43Mccurtain County2,347—29.521.5
44Caddo County2,27512336.522.5
45Latimer County2,257—25.515.5
46Pushmataha County2,244—33.516
47Hughes County2,225—2019.5
48Pittsburg County2,168—24.517
49Pawnee County2,155—25.525.5
50Coal County2,116—18.518
51Garfield County2,072—46.519
52Atoka County2,051—2313.5
53Blaine County2,025—3220.5
54Alfalfa County1,964—40.519
55Jefferson County1,957—30.518
56Kay County1,91810548.524.5
57Osage County1,883——29
58Cotton County1,876—35.519
59Custer County1,869—3915
60Kiowa County1,819—39.518.5
61Beckham County1,768—2816.5
62Jackson County1,7601383818
63Major County1,7559341.515.5
64Washita County1,665—4020
65Grant County1,664—46.523
66Tillman County1,63914737.516
67Woods County1,550—34.510
68Dewey County1,539—29.515
69Woodward County1,481—3011
70Greer County1,439—30.517
71Roger Mills County1,374—28.513.5
72Harmon County1,346—3314.5
73Texas County1,2121132814.5
74Ellis County1,2001002412.5
75Cimarron County1,186—28.511
76Harper County1,147—26.510.5
77Beaver County1,100862010.5

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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