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Kentucky farmland by county

Kentucky: 120 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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Kentucky at a glance

Median dry cash rent$125median of 86 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, 2026 survey
Median land and buildings, 2022 census$4,449median of 114 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, value not flagged
Median corn yield161.4median of 50 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, 15+ published years
Median claims per $100 of coverage$8.45median of 86 counties with 10,000+ farm acres

Map: every county is a link

Adair County: $129Allen County: $129Anderson County: $73Ballard County: $161Barren County: $150Bath County: no current rentBell County: no current rentBoone County: $45Bourbon County: $105Boyd County: no current rentBoyle County: no current rentBracken County: $71Breathitt County: no current rentBreckinridge County: $127Bullitt County: $83Butler County: $144Caldwell County: $170Calloway County: $161Campbell County: $45Carlisle County: $180Carroll County: $80Carter County: no current rentCasey County: $111Christian County: $200Clark County: $93Clay County: no current rentClinton County: $85Crittenden County: $168Cumberland County: $80Daviess County: $207Edmonson County: $118Elliott County: no current rentEstill County: $22Fayette County: $80Fleming County: $132Floyd County: no current rentFranklin County: $70Fulton County: $191Gallatin County: no current rentGarrard County: $61Grant County: $76Graves County: $170Grayson County: $110Green County: $142Greenup County: $43Hancock County: $160Hardin County: $142Harlan County: no current rentHarrison County: $101Hart County: $148Henderson County: $236Henry County: $95Hickman County: $180Hopkins County: $160Jackson County: $27Jefferson County: no current rentJessamine County: $60Johnson County: no current rentKenton County: $46Knott County: no current rentKnox County: no current rentLarue County: $181Laurel County: $33Lawrence County: no current rentLee County: no current rentLeslie County: no current rentLetcher County: no current rentLewis County: no current rentLincoln County: $97Livingston County: $168Logan County: $232Lyon County: no current rentMadison County: $40Magoffin County: $35Marion County: $173Marshall County: $131Martin County: no current rentMason County: $90McCracken County: $140McCreary County: no current rentMcLean County: $191Meade County: $174Menifee County: no current rentMercer County: $79Metcalfe County: $180Monroe County: $150Montgomery County: $60Morgan County: $25Muhlenberg County: $148Nelson County: $180Nicholas County: no current rentOhio County: no current rentOldham County: $96Owen County: no current rentOwsley County: no current rentPendleton County: $50Perry County: no current rentPike County: no current rentPowell County: no current rentPulaski County: $105Robertson County: no current rentRockcastle County: $72Rowan County: no current rentRussell County: $92Scott County: $110Shelby County: $166Simpson County: $217Spencer County: $122Taylor County: $162Todd County: $200Trigg County: $175Trimble County: no current rentUnion County: $259Warren County: $200Washington County: $62Wayne County: $130Webster County: $229Whitley County: $17Wolfe County: $55Woodford County: $113
$17–$70$70–$101$101–$142$142–$174$174–$259

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
Adair County$129—$4,023158.5$8.594%
Allen County$129—$5,163153.7$27.094%
Anderson County$73—$5,426——3%
Ballard County$161—$4,478168.1$3.945%
Barren County$150—$4,912174.5$24.604%
Bath County$96 2023—$3,111139.5$11.144%
Bell County——$2,647——5%
Boone County$45—$8,920145.1$8.742%
Bourbon County$105—$7,039163.8$9.593%
Boyd County$38 2024—$3,181——4%
Boyle County$126 2024—$5,423173.7$10.484%
Bracken County$71$275$3,229142.1$10.413%
Breathitt County$37 2011—$2,132——5%
Breckinridge County$127—$3,848149.8$7.973%
Bullitt County$83—$7,883141.9$10.142%
Butler County$144—$4,286171.4$6.424%
Caldwell County$170$180$4,783159.4$5.484%
Calloway County$161$175$5,167143.0$8.487%
Campbell County$45—$6,228——2%
Carlisle County$180—$5,470168.8$5.466%
Carroll County$80—$4,769—$14.492%
Carter County$28 2025—$3,064105.7—4%
Casey County$111—$3,369148.4$10.964%
Christian County$200$219$5,807181.7$5.945%
Clark County$93—$5,480164.6$7.214%
Clay County$51 2025—$2,956——4%
Clinton County$85—$4,298160.9$7.214%
Crittenden County$168—$3,369160.5$7.124%
Cumberland County$80—$2,793183.0$7.264%
Daviess County$207$180$4,683176.2$3.963%
Edmonson County$118—$4,420162.2$10.074%
Elliott County$38 2021—$2,304——4%
Estill County$22—$3,319133.4—4%
Fayette County$80$350$16,231164.8$6.214%
Fleming County$132—$3,780139.6$13.943%
Floyd County$52 2022—$2,988——4%
Franklin County$70—$4,931—$9.423%
Fulton County$191—$5,381177.2$7.197%
Gallatin County$110 2017—$3,786157.1$14.782%
Garrard County$61—$4,338139.0$22.173%
Grant County$76—$5,003135.1—3%
Graves County$170—$5,523154.0$5.526%
Grayson County$110—$3,703149.8$8.223%
Green County$142—$4,242150.3$23.294%
Greenup County$43—$3,615128.6$15.413%
Hancock County$160—$4,217183.5$4.513%
Hardin County$142—$5,886159.8$5.633%
Harlan County——$2,816——5%
Harrison County$101$300$4,169163.6$10.883%
Hart County$148—$4,110153.7$15.134%
Henderson County$236—$6,088172.8$5.193%
Henry County$95—$4,807149.3$8.632%
Hickman County$180—$5,670175.2$6.737%
Hopkins County$160—$4,313151.5$6.134%
Jackson County$27—$3,099——4%
Jefferson County$53 2025—$13,280—$8.422%
Jessamine County$60—$7,170133.0$12.824%
Johnson County$31 2022—$3,144——5%
Kenton County$46—$7,531——2%
Knott County——$2,596——5%
Knox County$30 2024—$3,690123.0—5%
Larue County$181—$5,124154.6$5.374%
Laurel County$33—$4,682126.3—5%
Lawrence County$44 2025—$2,800——4%
Lee County——$3,452——4%
Leslie County——$1,450 *——5%
Letcher County——$3,563——5%
Lewis County$91 2025—$2,517131.6$9.204%
Lincoln County$97—$3,852159.2$9.954%
Livingston County$168—$4,592144.6$9.534%
Logan County$232—$6,404178.6$4.204%
Lyon County$144 2025—$4,987—$5.505%
Madison County$40—$4,386144.1—4%
Magoffin County$35—$2,713——5%
Marion County$173—$4,582153.0$9.134%
Marshall County$131—$5,272135.0$6.606%
Martin County——$2,372 *——3%
Mason County$90—$4,053146.6$10.423%
McCracken County$140—$5,673156.2$6.355%
McCreary County$44 2022—$3,161——5%
McLean County$191—$5,794183.7$5.114%
Meade County$174—$5,432166.5$3.892%
Menifee County$41 2023—$2,876——4%
Mercer County$79—$5,326167.7$11.894%
Metcalfe County$180—$3,990171.1$23.964%
Monroe County$150—$4,027158.4$34.844%
Montgomery County$60—$4,254130.8$11.944%
Morgan County$25—$2,458——4%
Muhlenberg County$148—$4,571158.6$9.285%
Nelson County$180—$5,930—$7.003%
Nicholas County$120 2025—$4,706148.5$27.703%
Ohio County$168 2024—$3,919180.0$5.094%
Oldham County$96—$8,262154.5$2.362%
Owen County$87 2024—$3,637144.0$20.033%
Owsley County$34 2022—$2,657——4%
Pendleton County$50$225$4,055156.2$10.032%
Perry County——$2,578——5%
Pike County——$1,983——4%
Powell County——$3,262—$24.233%
Pulaski County$105—$4,741171.4$9.685%
Robertson County$75 2025—$3,643——3%
Rockcastle County$72—$2,982121.4$2.354%
Rowan County$43 2024—$6,055134.8$20.214%
Russell County$92—$4,342156.5$6.705%
Scott County$110$250$6,387155.0$9.033%
Shelby County$166—$7,994168.2$6.142%
Simpson County$217—$6,821180.4$7.524%
Spencer County$122—$6,499169.7$8.012%
Taylor County$162—$4,547168.5$13.554%
Todd County$200—$6,606175.4$4.065%
Trigg County$175—$5,078170.4$9.615%
Trimble County$146 2024—$4,600153.4$7.122%
Union County$259—$6,523183.9$3.133%
Warren County$200—$5,899177.3$6.934%
Washington County$62—$4,727163.0$9.463%
Wayne County$130—$3,573187.6$4.234%
Webster County$229—$4,351172.1$4.674%
Whitley County$17—$2,970114.0—5%
Wolfe County$55—$2,864——4%
Woodford County$113—$8,841155.8$7.694%

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.