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Farmland prices in Utah, United States

Farmland in Utah, United States sold for $6,040/acre for cropland and $3,650/acre for farm real estate in 2026, against $6,020/acre for the United States as a whole. Of its 29 counties, Weber County had the highest farm real estate value in 2022: $18,674/acre.

Prices by year

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

YearCroplandFarm real estateIrrigated croplandNon-irrigated croplandPasture
20266,0403,65010,2002,2002,000
20255,7903,5009,8102,0901,900
20245,2803,3008,9501,9001,800
20234,8703,0407,7601,7601,695
20224,6802,8907,4601,7001,585

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: $90.5/acre/yearCropland, 2023: $86.5/acre/yearCropland, 2024: $90.5/acre/yearCropland, 2025: $93/acre/yearCropland, 2026: $87/acre/yearIrrigated cropland, 2022: $121/acre/yearIrrigated cropland, 2023: $114/acre/yearIrrigated cropland, 2024: $117/acre/yearIrrigated cropland, 2025: $120/acre/yearIrrigated cropland, 2026: $120/acre/yearNon-irrigated cropland, 2022: $28.5/acre/yearNon-irrigated cropland, 2023: $33/acre/yearNon-irrigated cropland, 2024: $31.5/acre/yearNon-irrigated cropland, 2025: $34.5/acre/yearNon-irrigated cropland, 2026: $32/acre/yearPasture, 2022: $4.1/acre/yearPasture, 2023: $4.1/acre/yearPasture, 2024: $5.3/acre/yearPasture, 2025: $5.5/acre/yearPasture, 2026: $8.2/acre/year
Cash rent in Utah, United States. Hover a point for its value; every value is in the table.
YearCroplandIrrigated croplandNon-irrigated croplandPasture
202687120328.2
20259312034.55.5
202490.511731.55.3
202386.5114334.1
202290.512128.54.1

Values in USD/acre/year.

Counties of Utah

Across 29 counties, farm real estate in 2022 ran from $748/acre in San Juan County to $18,674/acre in Weber County; the median county was $4,020/acre.

RankCountyFarm real estateRent: irrigated croplandRent: non-irrigated croplandRent: pasture
1Weber County18,67416358.526.5
2Utah County15,1041223314
3Davis County14,480153——
4Salt Lake County13,993121——
5Wayne County10,311117—9.3
6Wasatch County8,960111——
7Washington County8,684——11.5
8Cache County7,6201053713
9Emery County6,319106205.4
10Sevier County5,35196.51214
11Sanpete County5,012128—6.2
12Kane County4,475107—2.9
13Garfield County4,39895.5——
14Summit County4,33690.5—5.1
15Piute County4,02090——
16Beaver County3,779———
17Daggett County3,609———
18Iron County3,525128——
19Tooele County3,447103—1.2
20Millard County3,334135154.8
21Morgan County2,79195.527.5—
22Juab County2,64661—1.9
23Carbon County2,61788.5——
24Box Elder County2,495165356.1
25Duchesne County1,6491174015
26Rich County1,45175.5—10
27Grand County1,110———
28Uintah County90184.5466.4
29San Juan County748———

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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