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Illinois farmland by county

Illinois: 102 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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Illinois at a glance

Median dry cash rent$254median of 86 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, 2026 survey
Median land and buildings, 2022 census$8,638median of 91 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, value not flagged
Median corn yield190.2median of 82 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, 15+ published years
Median claims per $100 of coverage$2.04median of 101 counties with 10,000+ farm acres

Map: every county is a link

Adams County: $238Alexander County: no current rentBond County: $249Boone County: $267Brown County: $233Bureau County: $301Calhoun County: $201Carroll County: $290Cass County: $306Champaign County: $316Christian County: $332Clark County: $248Clay County: no current rentClinton County: no current rentColes County: $286Cook County: $136Crawford County: $200Cumberland County: $211De Witt County: $301DeKalb County: no current rentDouglas County: $313DuPage County: no current rentEdgar County: $275Edwards County: $156Effingham County: $199Fayette County: $192Ford County: $294Franklin County: $126Fulton County: $263Gallatin County: $155Greene County: $280Grundy County: $291Hamilton County: no current rentHancock County: $284Hardin County: no current rentHenderson County: $292Henry County: no current rentIroquois County: no current rentJackson County: $172Jasper County: $195Jefferson County: $136Jersey County: $221Jo Daviess County: $255Johnson County: no current rentKane County: $274Kankakee County: $250Kendall County: $297Knox County: $296Lake County: $125LaSalle County: $277Lawrence County: $219Lee County: $283Livingston County: no current rentLogan County: $326Macon County: $347Macoupin County: $245Madison County: $249Marion County: $172Marshall County: $293Mason County: $257Massac County: no current rentMcDonough County: $293McHenry County: $234McLean County: $326Menard County: $288Mercer County: $273Monroe County: $151Montgomery County: $291Morgan County: $281Moultrie County: $337Ogle County: $282Peoria County: $253Perry County: $172Piatt County: no current rentPike County: $219Pope County: no current rentPulaski County: $152Putnam County: $246Randolph County: $166Richland County: $196Rock Island County: $228Saline County: $150Sangamon County: $334Schuyler County: $249Scott County: $273Shelby County: $255St. Clair County: $243Stark County: $292Stephenson County: no current rentTazewell County: $266Union County: $87Vermilion County: $267Wabash County: $202Warren County: $281Washington County: $190Wayne County: $176White County: $175Whiteside County: $270Will County: $231Williamson County: $101Winnebago County: $264Woodford County: no current rent
$87–$190$190–$243$243–$270$270–$292$292–$347

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$238—$8,631174.8$2.046%
Alexander County$189 2025$200$5,148159.4$12.074%
Bond County$249—$7,761176.4$4.261%
Boone County$267$301$9,226192.2$2.427%
Brown County$233—$6,571178.2$2.054%
Bureau County$301$310$10,199199.2$1.967%
Calhoun County$201—$5,497173.8$7.784%
Carroll County$290$356$9,704204.6$1.077%
Cass County$306$293$7,711198.7$1.345%
Champaign County$316$297$7,187 *191.3$1.063%
Christian County$332—$10,960199.2$0.783%
Clark County$248—$7,770198.1$1.601%
Clay County$197 2025—$6,235154.2$5.072%
Clinton County$218 2023—$9,036163.0$4.901%
Coles County$286—$10,272195.6$0.832%
Cook County$136—$18,054 *—$11.964%
Crawford County$200$227$6,710172.5$2.942%
Cumberland County$211—$8,894171.6$1.761%
De Witt County$301—$11,261201.1$0.536%
DeKalb County$318 2025—$7,704 *190.3$1.826%
Douglas County$313—$11,812208.6$0.733%
DuPage County$150 2024—$57,683 *—$4.725%
Edgar County$275—$10,162191.2$0.712%
Edwards County$156—$5,893163.8$5.612%
Effingham County$199—$7,723179.9$2.241%
Fayette County$192—$6,973162.4$4.401%
Ford County$294—$9,956186.7$1.113%
Franklin County$126—$5,677152.4$8.363%
Fulton County$263—$6,836193.1$1.787%
Gallatin County$155$188$5,746167.5$6.433%
Greene County$280$263$7,667191.2$1.803%
Grundy County$291—$10,311188.0$2.094%
Hamilton County$138 2025—$5,788160.0$6.782%
Hancock County$284—$9,460202.2$1.407%
Hardin County$100 2020—$4,632—$14.844%
Henderson County$292$220$8,869199.2$1.677%
Henry County$272 2023$223$10,039193.7$1.826%
Iroquois County$205 2022—$8,638186.2$1.542%
Jackson County$172—$5,094162.2$5.883%
Jasper County$195—$7,477169.7$2.472%
Jefferson County$136—$4,940139.0$6.462%
Jersey County$221—$8,366175.6$2.133%
Jo Daviess County$255—$7,940190.1$2.545%
Johnson County$129 2025—$4,327147.1$13.453%
Kane County$274$238$12,276185.6$2.855%
Kankakee County$250$290$6,734 *174.3$2.242%
Kendall County$297$190$11,745187.2$2.545%
Knox County$296—$8,642202.7$0.966%
Lake County$125$176$15,913155.2$7.188%
LaSalle County$277—$10,136192.0$1.386%
Lawrence County$219$305$6,987166.0$2.552%
Lee County$283$323$10,639188.4$1.257%
Livingston County$278 2023—$10,108197.2$1.214%
Logan County$326$324$11,349209.5$0.966%
Macon County$347—$6,339 *212.1$0.585%
Macoupin County$245—$8,862191.2$1.733%
Madison County$249$208$6,940 *181.9$2.181%
Marion County$172—$6,108153.8$5.602%
Marshall County$293$239$10,448202.2$1.117%
Mason County$257$275$8,722188.3$1.697%
Massac County$121 2025$203$4,582163.2$7.584%
McDonough County$293—$9,948198.1$1.227%
McHenry County$234$272$8,304 *177.8$3.238%
McLean County$326—$7,074 *203.2$0.494%
Menard County$288$256$9,257209.3$1.315%
Mercer County$273$223$9,250192.0$1.156%
Monroe County$151$148$8,117156.8$5.802%
Montgomery County$291—$8,961190.8$1.581%
Morgan County$281$153$9,869198.6$1.184%
Moultrie County$337—$11,597206.2$0.853%
Ogle County$282—$9,818192.3$1.336%
Peoria County$253—$7,216210.8$1.337%
Perry County$172—$6,023142.0$5.722%
Piatt County$320 2025—$12,224214.8$0.585%
Pike County$219—$8,049175.3$2.414%
Pope County$92 2025—$4,224158.6$10.133%
Pulaski County$152$196$5,494169.9$5.634%
Putnam County$246—$9,797195.3$2.036%
Randolph County$166—$7,679144.4$4.962%
Richland County$196—$6,859147.7$3.562%
Rock Island County$228$242$9,125198.3$1.567%
Saline County$150—$4,910170.3$5.683%
Sangamon County$334—$7,261 *210.9$1.224%
Schuyler County$249—$6,519182.4$2.635%
Scott County$273$353$8,195188.2$1.423%
Shelby County$255—$8,890185.7$1.391%
St. Clair County$243—$9,310162.0$3.462%
Stark County$292—$9,973211.1$0.997%
Stephenson County$251 2025—$9,230199.2$1.306%
Tazewell County$266$268$10,389205.2$0.907%
Union County$87—$5,116151.0$12.503%
Vermilion County$267—$6,777 *194.2$1.182%
Wabash County$202$240$5,778162.8$2.522%
Warren County$281—$10,349204.5$0.766%
Washington County$190—$8,068163.0$4.122%
Wayne County$176—$5,608160.9$7.822%
White County$175$170$5,590171.9$5.932%
Whiteside County$270$303$8,976188.8$1.887%
Will County$231—$10,259177.8$3.383%
Williamson County$101—$4,701153.2$11.523%
Winnebago County$264—$8,082187.6$2.866%
Woodford County$290 2025—$10,987206.0$1.087%

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.