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Florida farmland by county

Florida: 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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Florida at a glance

Median dry cash rent$44median of 21 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, 2026 survey
Median land and buildings, 2022 census$6,645median of 61 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$6.45median of 52 counties with 10,000+ farm acres

Map: every county is a link

Alachua County: $43Baker County: no current rentBay County: no current rentBradford County: no current rentBrevard County: no current rentBroward County: no current rentCalhoun County: no current rentCharlotte County: $27Citrus County: no current rentClay County: no current rentCollier County: no current rentColumbia County: $35DeSoto County: no current rentDixie County: no current rentDuval County: no current rentEscambia County: $96Flagler County: no current rentFranklin County: no current rentGadsden County: no current rentGilchrist County: $55Glades County: no current rentGulf County: no current rentHamilton County: $65Hardee County: no current rentHendry County: $42Hernando County: no current rentHighlands County: no current rentHillsborough County: $43Holmes County: $48Indian River County: no current rentJackson County: $58Jefferson County: no current rentLafayette County: no current rentLake County: $46Lee County: no current rentLeon County: no current rentLevy County: $58Liberty County: no current rentMadison County: $22Manatee County: $41Marion County: $30Martin County: no current rentMiami-Dade County: no current rentMonroe County: no current rentNassau County: no current rentOkaloosa County: no current rentOkeechobee County: $41Orange County: no current rentOsceola County: no current rentPalm Beach County: no current rentPasco County: no current rentPinellas County: no current rentPolk County: no current rentPutnam County: no current rentSanta Rosa County: $107Sarasota County: no current rentSeminole County: no current rentSt. Johns County: no current rentSt. Lucie County: no current rentSumter County: $52Suwannee County: $52Taylor County: no current rentUnion County: no current rentVolusia County: no current rentWakulla County: no current rentWalton County: $41Washington County: $44
$22–$41$41–$43$43–$48$48–$58$58–$107

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
Alachua County$43$164$8,209—$6.689%
Baker County——$8,182—$0.3312%
Bay County——$5,992 *——11%
Bradford County$17 2025—$6,042——11%
Brevard County——$7,712—$5.479%
Broward County——$35,434—$2.488%
Calhoun County$54 2024—$4,502—$25.9211%
Charlotte County$27—$8,300—$11.6010%
Citrus County$21 2025—$13,801——9%
Clay County$39 2016—$6,932——11%
Collier County—$351$6,076—$7.039%
Columbia County$35$129$7,637—$20.0911%
DeSoto County$41 2025$191$6,531—$4.6210%
Dixie County$53 2012—$4,694—$9.559%
Duval County——$13,486——10%
Escambia County$96$135$7,806—$8.5811%
Flagler County—$264$6,070—$5.7710%
Franklin County——$6,207——9%
Gadsden County$37 2019—$4,409—$14.2312%
Gilchrist County$55$86$6,666—$11.999%
Glades County——$4,623—$4.4313%
Gulf County—————10%
Hamilton County$65$113$4,547—$15.1912%
Hardee County$14 2024$145$6,616—$5.0810%
Hendry County$42$310$4,646—$5.6612%
Hernando County$51 2025—$11,831—$1.109%
Highlands County$52 2023$352$5,657—$3.9510%
Hillsborough County$43$569$15,276—$8.218%
Holmes County$48—$4,558—$34.2414%
Indian River County$62 2009—$6,645—$5.479%
Jackson County$58$164$4,146—$26.4213%
Jefferson County$44 2025—$5,049—$11.4510%
Lafayette County$49 2024$166$4,741—$13.339%
Lake County$46$270$11,976—$3.309%
Lee County$70 2022—$13,080—$6.219%
Leon County——$7,248——11%
Levy County$58$133$6,275—$5.149%
Liberty County——$4,646——10%
Madison County$22$278$4,506—$7.649%
Manatee County$41$390$9,523—$7.9412%
Marion County$30$70$12,964—$8.8410%
Martin County$37 2019$150$7,304—$1.878%
Miami-Dade County$225 2020$568$50,161—$5.777%
Monroe County—————6%
Nassau County——$4,919——12%
Okaloosa County$44 2024—$8,894—$11.3011%
Okeechobee County$41$214$5,713—$4.6011%
Orange County—$300$10,106—$9.039%
Osceola County—$200$4,578—$3.258%
Palm Beach County$51 2022$343$7,732—$4.049%
Pasco County$30 2025—$12,190—$1.509%
Pinellas County——$25,955——10%
Polk County$26 2023$190$7,140—$4.548%
Putnam County—$260$4,904—$5.0711%
Santa Rosa County$107—$6,486—$8.3611%
Sarasota County——$12,958—$7.5911%
Seminole County——$12,610—$6.699%
St. Johns County—$271$13,626—$2.6610%
St. Lucie County$29 2016$255$6,408—$5.449%
Sumter County$52$123$9,390—$2.579%
Suwannee County$52$143$6,499—$9.1310%
Taylor County——$4,478——7%
Union County$88 2020—$4,651——11%
Volusia County$25 2021$390$13,409—$3.2410%
Wakulla County$24 2021—$9,146 *——10%
Walton County$41—$5,504—$16.5211%
Washington County$44—$4,787—$24.5411%

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.