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California farmland by county

California: 58 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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California at a glance

Median dry cash rent$35median of 20 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, 2026 survey
Median land and buildings, 2022 census$11,471median of 52 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, value not flagged
Median corn yield—too few counties to give a median
Median claims per $100 of coverage$7.22median of 42 counties with 10,000+ farm acres

Map: every county is a link

Alameda County: $27Alpine County: no current rentAmador County: $65Butte County: no current rentCalaveras County: no current rentColusa County: no current rentContra Costa County: $31Del Norte County: no current rentEl Dorado County: $33Fresno County: $22Glenn County: $24Humboldt County: no current rentImperial County: no current rentInyo County: no current rentKern County: no current rentKings County: no current rentLake County: no current rentLassen County: $32Los Angeles County: no current rentMadera County: $66Marin County: $64Mariposa County: $30Mendocino County: no current rentMerced County: $33Modoc County: no current rentMono County: no current rentMonterey County: no current rentNapa County: no current rentNevada County: no current rentOrange County: no current rentPlacer County: $42Plumas County: no current rentRiverside County: no current rentSacramento County: $68San Benito County: no current rentSan Bernardino County: no current rentSan Diego County: no current rentSan Francisco County: no current rentSan Joaquin County: no current rentSan Luis Obispo County: no current rentSan Mateo County: no current rentSanta Barbara County: no current rentSanta Clara County: no current rentSanta Cruz County: no current rentShasta County: $37Sierra County: no current rentSiskiyou County: no current rentSolano County: $30Sonoma County: $58Stanislaus County: $55Sutter County: no current rentTehama County: $30Trinity County: no current rentTulare County: $42Tuolumne County: no current rentVentura County: no current rentYolo County: $43Yuba County: no current rent
$22–$30$30–$33$33–$42$42–$64$64–$68

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
Alameda County$27$566$13,473—$0.8926%
Alpine County——$4,950——27%
Amador County$65$324$6,386—$10.9024%
Butte County$24 2023$437$13,981—$7.0328%
Calaveras County$11 2022$700$4,909——24%
Colusa County$28 2021$375$11,119—$8.0727%
Contra Costa County$31$379$9,199—$4.3629%
Del Norte County—$620$10,206——13%
El Dorado County$33$900$11,768—$17.7823%
Fresno County$22$305$16,378—$5.9531%
Glenn County$24$246$10,262196.7$7.3628%
Humboldt County$22 2024$405$4,578——20%
Imperial County—$350$11,892—$8.4028%
Inyo County$5 2017$106$961——38%
Kern County$48 2023$445$10,539—$4.9534%
Kings County$22 2024$305$10,391—$7.8732%
Lake County—$491$7,833—$12.6525%
Lassen County$32$225$4,493—$12.7632%
Los Angeles County$84 2024$1,000$21,834——35%
Madera County$66$410$13,239—$4.3728%
Marin County$64$1,290$7,636——21%
Mariposa County$30—$4,306——26%
Mendocino County$32 2022$1,290$6,511—$7.9624%
Merced County$33$411$16,527—$3.5427%
Modoc County$22 2024$303$4,267—$21.3630%
Mono County—$152$3,138——30%
Monterey County$14 2024$1,810$12,799—$5.6523%
Napa County$21 2024$4,000$61,295—$7.1825%
Nevada County$20 2024$1,540$8,650——24%
Orange County—$2,360$15,003 *—$1.0334%
Placer County$42$226$12,188—$14.1623%
Plumas County——$4,222——25%
Riverside County$25 2024$259$19,831—$5.3233%
Sacramento County$68$276$15,766172.9$6.3529%
San Benito County$16 2024$651$5,362—$7.6427%
San Bernardino County$23 2024$304$47,339 *—$4.9638%
San Diego County—$1,350$36,053—$6.0928%
San Francisco County——$48,425——21%
San Joaquin County$80 2023$425$20,649180.1$7.2628%
San Luis Obispo County$27 2023$811$12,118—$5.9727%
San Mateo County$51 2023$550$12,311——20%
Santa Barbara County$48 2024$2,300$21,172—$7.7530%
Santa Clara County$25 2024$823$13,303—$21.3325%
Santa Cruz County$75 2014$2,220$38,401—$1.3120%
Shasta County$37$205$10,930 *—$6.1024%
Sierra County——$2,427——26%
Siskiyou County$21 2023$250$4,174—$27.4925%
Solano County$30$257$12,901193.1$6.3728%
Sonoma County$58$1,300$30,475—$8.0624%
Stanislaus County$55$450$20,208—$3.8726%
Sutter County$38 2023$420$14,191202.0$11.9828%
Tehama County$30$272$5,479—$7.7629%
Trinity County——$2,661——24%
Tulare County$42$450$15,617—$5.0632%
Tuolumne County$27 2025$215$4,337——26%
Ventura County$63 2024$3,340$28,278—$4.5533%
Yolo County$43$440$10,780196.0$8.4829%
Yuba County$33 2016$365$11,174—$8.6028%

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.