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Louisiana farmland values by county

Louisiana: 64 counties, each with census land value, USDA cash rent, corn yield, crop insurance claims and drought weeks, from public records updated monthly. Click a heading to sort.

Cash rent: every published Louisiana county rate side by side, with history back to 2008, irrigated and pasture shown apart: Louisiana cash rent by county.

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Louisiana at a glance

Median dry cash rent$56median of the 46 counties with a published 2026 non-irrigated rent, the same counties as the Louisiana rent page
Median land and buildings, 2022 census$3,628median of 63 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, value not flagged
Median corn yield174.1median of 13 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, 15+ published years
Median claims per $100 of coverage$8.82median of 43 counties with 10,000+ farm acres
Louisiana cropland, 2026 state survey$3,660/ac+2.5% from 2025 · USDA NASS Land Values, state average
Louisiana farm real estate, 2026$3,950/acland and buildings, state average
Louisiana pasture, 2026$3,600/acstate average
Farm bankruptcies (Chapter 12)13 filingsfamily farm and fishing cases filed, 12 months to Sep 30, 2026 · 12 in 2025, 13 in 2024 · Louisiana's three federal court districts added together · U.S. Courts, Table F-2

Farm loans: what ag bankers report

Is farm credit getting tighter where you farm? Each quarter the Federal Reserve asks ag bankers how repayment and loan renewals compare with a year earlier. Parts of Louisiana are in the Dallas and Atlanta Fed districts. The Atlanta district has no farm credit survey in the Kansas City Fed's table, so only Dallas is shown.

Dallas Fed district 11th · 2026 Q2

Tighter for borrowers than a year earlier.

Loan repayment rate96.15Under 100: more bankers said repayment rates fell than rose.
Renewals or extensions103.85Over 100: more bankers said renewals or extensions rose than fell.
Collateral required119.2Over 100: more bankers asked for more collateral than less.
60801001201402010201420182022202696.15 repayment103.85 renewals

Source: Dallas Fed ag survey, 2026 Q2.

How this works

Each quarter, ag bankers in the district say whether each item was higher, lower or the same as a year earlier. The index is the percent saying higher, minus the percent saying lower, plus 100. Over 100 means more said higher; under 100, more said lower; 100 is an even split.

The numbers come from the Kansas City Fed's table of every district survey. Chicago and Dallas quarters are checked against those banks' own files; a quarter where the two disagree is left out rather than guessed, and shows as a gap in the chart, as does a quarter not reported. Left out where the two files disagree: Dallas: 2010 Q1, 2010 Q2, 2010 Q3, 2010 Q4, 2011 Q1, 2012 Q3, 2012 Q4, 2013 Q3, 2015 Q3, 2015 Q4, 2016 Q4, 2017 Q1, 2019 Q3, 2019 Q4, 2020 Q1.

Fed districts do not follow state lines: a split state shows each district that reports. Richmond and San Francisco have no reading in the table after 2021 Q4 and 2020 Q2, so they are not shown. Read 2026-10-28.

Map: every county is a link

Acadia Parish: $54Allen Parish: no current rentAscension Parish: no current rentAssumption Parish: no current rentAvoyelles Parish: $115Beauregard Parish: $22Bienville Parish: no current rentBossier Parish: $38Caddo Parish: $71Calcasieu Parish: $21Caldwell Parish: $49Cameron Parish: no current rentCatahoula Parish: $88Claiborne Parish: $19Concordia Parish: $119De Soto Parish: $30East Baton Rouge Parish: $18East Carroll Parish: $130East Feliciana Parish: $22Evangeline Parish: $44Franklin Parish: $78Grant Parish: no current rentIberia Parish: $94Iberville Parish: $32Jackson Parish: $35Jefferson Davis Parish: $18Jefferson Parish: no current rentLa Salle Parish: no current rentLafayette Parish: $74Lafourche Parish: $26Lincoln Parish: $22Livingston Parish: no current rentMadison Parish: $143Morehouse Parish: $75Natchitoches Parish: $58Orleans Parish: no current rentOuachita Parish: $85Plaquemines Parish: no current rentPointe Coupee Parish: $85Rapides Parish: $114Red River Parish: $78Richland Parish: $80Sabine Parish: $21St. Bernard Parish: no current rentSt. Charles Parish: no current rentSt. Helena Parish: $24St. James Parish: $63St. John the Baptist Parish: no current rentSt. Landry Parish: $89St. Martin Parish: $73St. Mary Parish: $81St. Tammany Parish: $14Tangipahoa Parish: $37Tensas Parish: $104Terrebonne Parish: no current rentUnion Parish: $27Vermilion Parish: $87Vernon Parish: $21Washington Parish: $35Webster Parish: no current rentWest Baton Rouge Parish: no current rentWest Carroll Parish: $98West Feliciana Parish: $20Winn Parish: no current rent
$14–$22$22–$37$37–$74$74–$88$88–$143

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 valueMedian corn yieldClaims per $100Drought weeks

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. n/a means the source withheld the figure or the record does not carry it.

This product uses the NASS API but is not endorsed or certified by NASS. Averages, trends, ranks and estimates are calculations by AGSIST.