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Oklahoma farmland by county

Oklahoma: 77 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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Oklahoma at a glance

Median dry cash rent$31median of 74 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, 2026 survey
Median land and buildings, 2022 census$2,515median of 77 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, value not flagged
Median corn yield71.1median of 4 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, 15+ published years
Median claims per $100 of coverage$19.63median of 55 counties with 10,000+ farm acres

Map: every county is a link

Adair County: $42Alfalfa County: $41Atoka County: $23Beaver County: $20Beckham County: $28Blaine County: $32Bryan County: $33Caddo County: $37Canadian County: $39Carter County: no current rentCherokee County: $32Choctaw County: $33Cimarron County: $29Cleveland County: $41Coal County: $19Comanche County: $36Cotton County: $36Craig County: $32Creek County: $19Custer County: $39Delaware County: $44Dewey County: $30Ellis County: $24Garfield County: $47Garvin County: $26Grady County: $33Grant County: $47Greer County: $31Harmon County: $33Harper County: $27Haskell County: $20Hughes County: $20Jackson County: $38Jefferson County: $31Johnston County: $15Kay County: $49Kingfisher County: $39Kiowa County: $40Latimer County: $26Le Flore County: $22Lincoln County: $29Logan County: $34Love County: $19Major County: $42Marshall County: $23Mayes County: $31McClain County: $33McCurtain County: $30McIntosh County: $23Murray County: $22Muskogee County: $34Noble County: $37Nowata County: $26Okfuskee County: $14Oklahoma County: $43Okmulgee County: $19Osage County: no current rentOttawa County: $52Pawnee County: $26Payne County: $31Pittsburg County: $25Pontotoc County: $18Pottawatomie County: no current rentPushmataha County: $34Roger Mills County: $29Rogers County: $22Seminole County: $13Sequoyah County: $18Stephens County: $23Texas County: $28Tillman County: $38Tulsa County: $28Wagoner County: $27Washington County: $35Washita County: $40Woods County: $35Woodward County: $30
$13–$22$22–$28$28–$33$33–$39$39–$52

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$42—$3,426——8%
Alfalfa County$41—$1,96476.9$17.3825%
Atoka County$23—$2,051——16%
Beaver County$20$86$1,100—$18.1528%
Beckham County$28$30$1,768—$20.4530%
Blaine County$32$129$2,025—$15.4122%
Bryan County$33$30$2,928—$14.0718%
Caddo County$37$123$2,275—$12.1123%
Canadian County$39$47$3,406—$13.1016%
Carter County$13 2025—$2,570——20%
Cherokee County$32—$3,676——9%
Choctaw County$33—$2,605136.2$25.3019%
Cimarron County$29$100$1,186—$32.3236%
Cleveland County$41—$6,757——16%
Coal County$19—$2,116——16%
Comanche County$36—$2,715—$42.1825%
Cotton County$36—$1,876—$30.6526%
Craig County$32—$2,57976.0$21.6911%
Creek County$19—$2,971——12%
Custer County$39$136$1,869—$18.6727%
Delaware County$44—$3,409105.6$12.107%
Dewey County$30—$1,539—$27.6728%
Ellis County$24$100$1,200—$25.6227%
Garfield County$47$92$2,07266.8$18.0324%
Garvin County$26$45$2,71483.2$13.5317%
Grady County$33$66$3,107106.0$13.1317%
Grant County$47—$1,66456.1$20.2024%
Greer County$31$65$1,439—$39.3833%
Harmon County$33$141$1,346—$41.8034%
Harper County$27$19$1,147—$34.8729%
Haskell County$20—$2,498——11%
Hughes County$20—$2,225——12%
Jackson County$38$138$1,760—$42.1934%
Jefferson County$31—$1,957——24%
Johnston County$15—$2,523——17%
Kay County$49$105$1,91875.3$22.6721%
Kingfisher County$39$71$2,658—$11.8423%
Kiowa County$40$55$1,819—$31.9930%
Latimer County$26—$2,257——12%
Le Flore County$22—$2,896—$16.1312%
Lincoln County$29—$3,128——13%
Logan County$34—$3,204—$16.0717%
Love County$19—$2,908——20%
Major County$42$93$1,755176.5$15.7525%
Marshall County$23—$2,584—$25.2619%
Mayes County$31—$3,52971.6$18.849%
McClain County$33—$3,806101.2$9.3617%
McCurtain County$30—$2,347—$40.2414%
McIntosh County$23—$2,601——11%
Murray County$22—$2,724——17%
Muskogee County$34$109$2,977128.4$11.439%
Noble County$37—$2,42366.1$18.6022%
Nowata County$26—$2,515—$24.9914%
Okfuskee County$14—$2,545——13%
Oklahoma County$43—$8,80090.0$13.9415%
Okmulgee County$19—$3,106—$8.1710%
Osage County$22 2025—$1,883—$19.6319%
Ottawa County$52—$3,22598.3$16.229%
Pawnee County$26—$2,155—$27.9519%
Payne County$31—$3,264—$24.2117%
Pittsburg County$25—$2,168——11%
Pontotoc County$18—$2,534——15%
Pottawatomie County$21 2025—$3,181105.7$10.1816%
Pushmataha County$34—$2,244——13%
Roger Mills County$29$60$1,374—$27.9828%
Rogers County$22—$3,96488.7$17.4211%
Seminole County$13—$2,633——14%
Sequoyah County$18—$3,093109.8$10.699%
Stephens County$23—$2,407——21%
Texas County$28$113$1,212182.3$14.2431%
Tillman County$38$147$1,639—$35.9733%
Tulsa County$28$169$7,122—$20.0311%
Wagoner County$27—$3,76472.3$11.4110%
Washington County$35—$2,791—$20.1516%
Washita County$40$66$1,665—$25.2228%
Woods County$35—$1,550—$26.3427%
Woodward County$30—$1,481—$35.3727%

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.