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Kansas farmland by county

Kansas: 105 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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Kansas at a glance

Median dry cash rent$58median of 102 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, 2026 survey
Median land and buildings, 2022 census$2,272median of 104 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, value not flagged
Median corn yield116.7median of 36 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, 15+ published years
Median claims per $100 of coverage$12.59median of 104 counties with 10,000+ farm acres

Map: every county is a link

Allen County: $71Anderson County: $71Atchison County: $131Barber County: $43Barton County: $45Bourbon County: $64Brown County: $184Butler County: $54Chase County: $63Chautauqua County: no current rentCherokee County: $70Cheyenne County: $55Clark County: $38Clay County: $99Cloud County: $115Coffey County: $62Comanche County: $36Cowley County: $52Crawford County: $74Decatur County: $53Dickinson County: $62Doniphan County: $193Douglas County: $85Edwards County: $41Elk County: $51Ellis County: no current rentEllsworth County: $46Finney County: $50Ford County: $47Franklin County: $75Geary County: $77Gove County: $50Graham County: $42Grant County: $31Gray County: $50Greeley County: $49Greenwood County: $61Hamilton County: $34Harper County: $47Harvey County: $68Haskell County: $41Hodgeman County: $38Jackson County: $92Jefferson County: $82Jewell County: $83Johnson County: $71Kearny County: $33Kingman County: $48Kiowa County: $39Labette County: $61Lane County: $41Leavenworth County: $86Lincoln County: $69Linn County: $97Logan County: $50Lyon County: $72Marion County: $56Marshall County: $126McPherson County: $71Meade County: $46Miami County: $87Mitchell County: $76Montgomery County: $68Morris County: $62Morton County: $30Nemaha County: $159Neosho County: $55Ness County: $42Norton County: $55Osage County: $70Osborne County: $58Ottawa County: $76Pawnee County: $47Phillips County: $58Pottawatomie County: $98Pratt County: $46Rawlins County: $67Reno County: $53Republic County: $100Rice County: $57Riley County: $88Rooks County: $49Rush County: $46Russell County: $42Saline County: $65Scott County: $57Sedgwick County: $56Seward County: $37Shawnee County: $71Sheridan County: $64Sherman County: $63Smith County: $76Stafford County: $48Stanton County: $33Stevens County: $36Sumner County: $57Thomas County: $65Trego County: $41Wabaunsee County: $63Wallace County: $53Washington County: $92Wichita County: $56Wilson County: $75Woodson County: $59Wyandotte County: no current rent
$30–$46$46–$54$54–$64$64–$76$76–$193

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
Allen County$71—$2,466115.0$12.899%
Anderson County$71—$2,736115.8$9.707%
Atchison County$131—$4,435149.0$1.119%
Barber County$43—$1,941132.8$17.1123%
Barton County$45$135$1,821150.2$14.3717%
Bourbon County$64—$2,844109.0$14.029%
Brown County$184$232$5,136173.6$1.938%
Butler County$54—$2,796116.3$14.9414%
Chase County$63—$2,385124.5$10.2611%
Chautauqua County$31 2025—$2,00791.6$21.8519%
Cherokee County$70—$2,676117.0$12.5710%
Cheyenne County$55$170$1,630126.8$12.6130%
Clark County$38—$1,288—$16.8525%
Clay County$99$199$3,165149.4$9.227%
Cloud County$115$236$3,142136.8$13.389%
Coffey County$62—$2,681115.0$8.5411%
Comanche County$36$107$1,550—$20.8422%
Cowley County$52—$2,281104.3$16.6916%
Crawford County$74—$3,097111.4$16.0011%
Decatur County$53$148$1,80598.2$20.8627%
Dickinson County$62—$2,714127.5$11.389%
Doniphan County$193—$4,754186.6$1.469%
Douglas County$85$151$4,700129.6$4.936%
Edwards County$41$167$1,957161.4$9.3220%
Elk County$51—$2,064107.2$20.5214%
Ellis County$43 2025—$1,713—$14.5018%
Ellsworth County$46—$2,106—$15.6513%
Finney County$50$210$2,333156.3$13.7029%
Ford County$47$169$1,718180.0$8.8421%
Franklin County$75—$3,444124.8$7.026%
Geary County$77$143$2,862145.6$6.687%
Gove County$50$131$1,72995.4$20.9520%
Graham County$42$110$1,39369.0$19.3821%
Grant County$31$96$1,711189.4$14.2833%
Gray County$50$154$1,985189.0$10.8924%
Greeley County$49$123$1,79583.8$17.3633%
Greenwood County$61—$2,18096.6$18.0712%
Hamilton County$34$157$1,478106.8$22.7435%
Harper County$47—$1,75182.8$17.3821%
Harvey County$68$162$3,859124.1$11.5516%
Haskell County$41$145$2,527181.6$9.1128%
Hodgeman County$38$88$1,488—$15.8623%
Jackson County$92—$3,276137.1$3.509%
Jefferson County$82—$3,906146.1$2.457%
Jewell County$83$184$2,492—$9.6513%
Johnson County$71—$6,558—$7.067%
Kearny County$33$204$1,740—$13.6232%
Kingman County$48$144$2,172136.0$13.4117%
Kiowa County$39$144$1,601178.1$8.2518%
Labette County$61—$2,41289.4$17.6513%
Lane County$41—$1,677117.8$20.5324%
Leavenworth County$86—$5,077141.2$3.208%
Lincoln County$69—$2,02389.7$14.7910%
Linn County$97—$3,041—$10.906%
Logan County$50$130$1,85184.4$21.4125%
Lyon County$72—$2,515109.4$10.1710%
Marion County$56$102$2,80497.1$10.3212%
Marshall County$126—$3,880132.7$3.477%
McPherson County$71$152$3,653129.4$9.9114%
Meade County$46$138$2,227208.9$6.6026%
Miami County$87—$4,190132.2$8.827%
Mitchell County$76$148$2,694115.3$15.9811%
Montgomery County$68—$2,685107.5$17.6215%
Morris County$62—$2,161107.9$10.889%
Morton County$30$81$1,234157.2$23.0338%
Nemaha County$159$223$4,538144.9$5.158%
Neosho County$55—$2,282102.4$12.4610%
Ness County$42—$1,42490.3$19.3923%
Norton County$55$178$1,78584.1$19.3425%
Osage County$70—$2,832108.5$9.568%
Osborne County$58$90$1,710102.4$17.8614%
Ottawa County$76$136$2,577125.2$10.918%
Pawnee County$47$143$1,931158.8$9.5419%
Phillips County$58$95$1,912101.6$11.5718%
Pottawatomie County$98$192$3,188147.0$3.347%
Pratt County$46$150$2,390160.7$11.1419%
Rawlins County$67$160$1,81096.1$20.0630%
Reno County$53$181$2,641157.9$12.0819%
Republic County$100$237$3,259158.3$6.5111%
Rice County$57$164$2,366126.8$12.4916%
Riley County$88—$3,371148.0$5.278%
Rooks County$49—$1,52182.7$18.0218%
Rush County$46—$1,697—$9.7019%
Russell County$42—$1,856—$15.8314%
Saline County$65$80$2,699110.4$13.3711%
Scott County$57$115$2,012119.5$17.5425%
Sedgwick County$56$169$3,923129.9$11.7416%
Seward County$37$137$2,215185.4$8.2828%
Shawnee County$71$201$4,003138.8$3.538%
Sheridan County$64$199$1,767120.0$19.4423%
Sherman County$63$193$1,965131.4$18.9028%
Smith County$76$195$2,263118.3$9.0312%
Stafford County$48$151$2,086149.9$9.6319%
Stanton County$33$101$1,446155.8$21.1536%
Stevens County$36$131$1,792175.4$9.3831%
Sumner County$57$124$2,22394.9$17.6416%
Thomas County$65$189$2,525113.2$22.1127%
Trego County$41—$1,600—$19.3122%
Wabaunsee County$63$95$2,694118.1$5.068%
Wallace County$53$125$1,656131.0$19.5424%
Washington County$92$173$2,737118.8$4.138%
Wichita County$56$141$1,673124.8$13.6629%
Wilson County$75$67$2,558107.0$13.8912%
Woodson County$59—$2,005105.9$12.8511%
Wyandotte County——$9,876—$5.438%

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.