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Alabama farmland by county

Alabama: 67 counties, each with USDA cash rent, census land value, corn yield, crop insurance claims and drought weeks. Free, sourced, updated monthly. Click a heading to sort.

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Alabama at a glance

Median dry cash rent$46median of 59 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, 2026 survey
Median land and buildings, 2022 census$3,400median of 67 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, value not flagged
Median corn yield142.4median of 15 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, 15+ published years
Median claims per $100 of coverage$10.32median of 53 counties with 10,000+ farm acres

Map: every county is a link

Autauga County: $51Baldwin County: $90Barbour County: $59Bibb County: $24Blount County: $48Bullock County: no current rentButler County: no current rentCalhoun County: $65Chambers County: $28Cherokee County: $95Chilton County: $25Choctaw County: $15Clarke County: $17Clay County: $18Cleburne County: $31Coffee County: $50Colbert County: $105Conecuh County: $28Coosa County: no current rentCovington County: $67Crenshaw County: $30Cullman County: $48Dale County: $55Dallas County: $37DeKalb County: $60Elmore County: $45Escambia County: $101Etowah County: $60Fayette County: $47Franklin County: $73Geneva County: $60Greene County: $26Hale County: $53Henry County: $52Houston County: $61Jackson County: $62Jefferson County: no current rentLamar County: $41Lauderdale County: $79Lawrence County: $113Lee County: $35Limestone County: $139Lowndes County: $42Macon County: $41Madison County: no current rentMarengo County: $40Marion County: $34Marshall County: $40Mobile County: $84Monroe County: $67Montgomery County: $30Morgan County: $65Perry County: no current rentPickens County: $50Pike County: $40Randolph County: $26Russell County: $42Shelby County: $42St. Clair County: $37Sumter County: $20Talladega County: $54Tallapoosa County: no current rentTuscaloosa County: $46Walker County: $24Washington County: no current rentWilcox County: $34Winston County: $27
$15–$28$28–$41$41–$51$51–$65$65–$139

Dry cash rent, 2026 survey. Five equal-count groups of the state's counties: each swatch shows the range it covers. Grey is a county with no figure. Land values flagged to read with care are left grey.

Every county

CountyDry rentIrr. rentLand valueCorn yieldClaims per $100Drought weeks
Autauga County$51—$2,636—$5.7112%
Baldwin County$90$143$6,202152.0$8.539%
Barbour County$59$131$2,617166.3$10.0517%
Bibb County$24—$2,611——11%
Blount County$48$215$5,006128.4$4.7311%
Bullock County$33 2025—$2,258—$10.3216%
Butler County$33 2024—$3,116—$20.3011%
Calhoun County$65—$5,855136.1$7.2514%
Chambers County$28—$3,446——22%
Cherokee County$95$172$3,646118.0$6.9214%
Chilton County$25$50$3,464—$37.4712%
Choctaw County$15—$2,456——7%
Clarke County$17—$2,688——7%
Clay County$18—$3,980——17%
Cleburne County$31—$4,160——16%
Coffee County$50$95$3,85993.3$22.7414%
Colbert County$105—$3,528157.5$9.818%
Conecuh County$28—$2,458116.2$14.3712%
Coosa County$16 2021—$2,950——14%
Covington County$67—$3,400113.4$15.3214%
Crenshaw County$30—$3,002—$23.8012%
Cullman County$48—$5,356157.5$6.3610%
Dale County$55$72$3,912122.2$13.2016%
Dallas County$37$104$2,402117.5$15.169%
DeKalb County$60—$5,032142.4$5.7913%
Elmore County$45—$3,839151.8$7.2518%
Escambia County$101$139$2,763141.8$10.4211%
Etowah County$60—$5,646121.0$6.8512%
Fayette County$47—$2,541102.5$14.3510%
Franklin County$73—$3,52691.1$16.968%
Geneva County$60$158$3,337129.8$22.8114%
Greene County$26$58$2,573—$42.778%
Hale County$53—$2,543—$11.1710%
Henry County$52$129$3,328148.6$17.2917%
Houston County$61$203$3,685136.4$20.5416%
Jackson County$62—$3,511124.8$8.3413%
Jefferson County$20 2017—$6,943——11%
Lamar County$41—$1,910—$13.339%
Lauderdale County$79—$5,183155.1$7.718%
Lawrence County$113$152$4,865157.2$9.4211%
Lee County$35—$5,018—$6.5821%
Limestone County$139$151$4,683159.8$6.7812%
Lowndes County$42—$2,343—$17.9810%
Macon County$41—$2,687—$6.4620%
Madison County$113 2025$131$6,510158.7$5.4912%
Marengo County$40—$2,247—$19.029%
Marion County$34—$3,186—$7.499%
Marshall County$40—$5,745138.4$6.7412%
Mobile County$84—$4,768—$4.398%
Monroe County$67$160$2,399130.7$10.708%
Montgomery County$30—$3,146—$10.6616%
Morgan County$65—$6,130124.0$10.4311%
Perry County$46 2025$75$2,354127.6$15.0511%
Pickens County$50—$2,633—$10.059%
Pike County$40—$3,381101.9$15.8714%
Randolph County$26—$4,00598.3—19%
Russell County$42—$2,820—$10.8819%
Shelby County$42$70$5,118107.9$4.9412%
St. Clair County$37$100$5,176——12%
Sumter County$20—$2,387——6%
Talladega County$54$105$3,914139.2$4.4312%
Tallapoosa County$21 2024—$3,062——20%
Tuscaloosa County$46$79$3,742132.2$6.0711%
Walker County$24—$3,512123.8—12%
Washington County$39 2025—$2,714—$5.287%
Wilcox County$34—$2,163—$14.978%
Winston County$27—$3,005——10%

Rent is dollars per acre, NASS county survey; an older year is shown beside the figure. Land value is the census of agriculture estimate; a star marks a value flagged to read with care. Corn yield is the median of published years. Claims per $100 of coverage are the last ten closed crop years. Drought weeks are the share of weeks since 2000 with half the county or more in D2 drought or worse. A dash means the source withheld the figure or the record does not carry it.