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Colorado farmland by county

Colorado: 64 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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Colorado at a glance

Median dry cash rent$30median of 24 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, 2026 survey
Median land and buildings, 2022 census$2,765median of 58 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, value not flagged
Median corn yield120.5median of 6 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, 15+ published years
Median claims per $100 of coverage$13.57median of 31 counties with 10,000+ farm acres

Map: every county is a link

Adams County: $20Alamosa County: no current rentArapahoe County: $14Archuleta County: no current rentBaca County: $31Bent County: $18Boulder County: no current rentBroomfield County: no current rentChaffee County: $31Cheyenne County: $32Clear Creek County: no current rentConejos County: $36Costilla County: no current rentCrowley County: no current rentCuster County: no current rentDelta County: no current rentDenver County: no current rentDolores County: no current rentDouglas County: no current rentEagle County: no current rentEl Paso County: no current rentElbert County: $29Fremont County: no current rentGarfield County: no current rentGilpin County: no current rentGrand County: no current rentGunnison County: no current rentHinsdale County: no current rentHuerfano County: no current rentJackson County: no current rentJefferson County: no current rentKiowa County: $29Kit Carson County: $40La Plata County: $24Lake County: no current rentLarimer County: $29Las Animas County: $6Lincoln County: $28Logan County: $37Mesa County: no current rentMineral County: no current rentMoffat County: no current rentMontezuma County: no current rentMontrose County: no current rentMorgan County: $36Otero County: no current rentOuray County: no current rentPark County: no current rentPhillips County: $48Pitkin County: no current rentProwers County: $34Pueblo County: no current rentRio Blanco County: no current rentRio Grande County: no current rentRoutt County: $17Saguache County: no current rentSan Juan County: no current rentSan Miguel County: $14Sedgwick County: $45Summit County: no current rentTeller County: no current rentWashington County: $40Weld County: $25Yuma County: $45
$6–$18$18–$29$29–$32$32–$40$40–$48

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
Adams County$20$146$2,91868.8$17.9016%
Alamosa County$21 2022$191$4,456—$8.9128%
Arapahoe County$14—$2,773—$18.6615%
Archuleta County$21 2023$68$4,985——27%
Baca County$31$123$1,682—$27.7736%
Bent County$18$178$1,087147.9$34.4136%
Boulder County$49 2025$97$18,310—$6.5511%
Broomfield County$22 2021—$8,319——12%
Chaffee County$31$61$6,178——16%
Cheyenne County$32$170$1,28191.7$23.7724%
Clear Creek County——$3,896——12%
Conejos County$36$134$2,984—$6.4327%
Costilla County$9 2021$210$996 *—$7.5629%
Crowley County——$1,003——35%
Custer County—$62$3,662——23%
Delta County$17 2024$120$7,364—$16.9628%
Denver County——$122,408—$18.4212%
Dolores County——$3,270—$18.4226%
Douglas County$14 2012—$12,290——13%
Eagle County—$74$6,632——19%
El Paso County$7 2024$80$2,688——18%
Elbert County$29—$2,93551.4$23.3917%
Fremont County$24 2009$67$2,756——20%
Garfield County$31 2020$68$3,654——28%
Gilpin County——$8,979——10%
Grand County$11 2020$53$2,754——15%
Gunnison County—$54$2,924——23%
Hinsdale County——$3,273——24%
Huerfano County—$75$1,360——25%
Jackson County$15 2024$100$2,216——14%
Jefferson County$35 2021$120$16,602——12%
Kiowa County$29—$1,23860.3$23.9332%
Kit Carson County$40$170$1,406102.6$16.4719%
La Plata County$24$82$2,677——26%
Lake County——$2,701——15%
Larimer County$29$195$6,276143.6$4.9012%
Las Animas County$6$122$1,005——34%
Lincoln County$28—$90046.6$24.9122%
Logan County$37$234$2,141141.4$10.2322%
Mesa County$42 2021$113$8,081—$5.7930%
Mineral County——$4,334——25%
Moffat County$20 2024$91$1,560——29%
Montezuma County$25 2025$135$1,736—$13.5732%
Montrose County$26 2020$138$5,909—$11.2827%
Morgan County$36$206$2,717163.7$11.1918%
Otero County$35 2009$155$1,646178.4$26.8431%
Ouray County—$40$2,949——25%
Park County—$33$2,330——15%
Phillips County$48$257$2,779138.4$13.1621%
Pitkin County——$16,058——20%
Prowers County$34$154$1,393159.3$30.2234%
Pueblo County$16 2019$175$1,659195.1$35.0928%
Rio Blanco County$13 2025$87$1,911——26%
Rio Grande County$26 2023$220$5,672—$6.1426%
Routt County$17$42$4,101——19%
Saguache County$20 2020$189$2,951—$6.5024%
San Juan County—————23%
San Miguel County$14$22$2,179——25%
Sedgwick County$45$178$1,624132.0$11.1624%
Summit County——$8,928——15%
Teller County——$2,307——15%
Washington County$40$214$1,17174.3$20.1019%
Weld County$25$202$3,798175.8$8.6015%
Yuma County$45$290$1,580187.2$8.7319%

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.