Farmland Atlas · state

Pennsylvania farmland by county

Pennsylvania: 67 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.

Open Pennsylvania on the mapDownload PA CSV

Pennsylvania at a glance

Median dry cash rent$68median of 60 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, 2026 survey
Median land and buildings, 2022 census$7,064median of 63 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, value not flagged
Median corn yield135.7median of 45 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, 15+ published years
Median claims per $100 of coverage$8.42median of 52 counties with 10,000+ farm acres

Map: every county is a link

Adams County: $91Allegheny County: no current rentArmstrong County: $32Beaver County: $71Bedford County: $77Berks County: $155Blair County: $175Bradford County: $30Bucks County: $45Butler County: $39Cambria County: $48Cameron County: no current rentCarbon County: $60Centre County: $107Chester County: $199Clarion County: $30Clearfield County: $26Clinton County: $84Columbia County: $78Crawford County: $56Cumberland County: $132Dauphin County: $88Delaware County: no current rentElk County: no current rentErie County: $68Fayette County: $33Forest County: $45Franklin County: $146Fulton County: $77Greene County: $49Huntingdon County: $89Indiana County: $46Jefferson County: $27Juniata County: $113Lackawanna County: $33Lancaster County: $289Lawrence County: $54Lebanon County: $206Lehigh County: $121Luzerne County: $66Lycoming County: $65McKean County: $19Mercer County: $69Mifflin County: $132Monroe County: $48Montgomery County: $69Montour County: $100Northampton County: $90Northumberland County: $111Perry County: $94Philadelphia County: no current rentPike County: no current rentPotter County: $22Schuylkill County: $82Snyder County: $118Somerset County: $39Sullivan County: $26Susquehanna County: $18Tioga County: $48Union County: $106Venango County: $40Warren County: $30Washington County: $30Wayne County: $15Westmoreland County: $71Wyoming County: $33York County: $166
$15–$33$33–$49$49–$77$77–$111$111–$289

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$91$108$9,138131.1$28.252%
Allegheny County$24 2022—$10,009122.0—0%
Armstrong County$32—$4,502128.8$11.020%
Beaver County$71—$7,099124.1$8.730%
Bedford County$77—$5,010137.3$8.321%
Berks County$155—$13,449162.3$6.074%
Blair County$175$165$6,711161.1$8.500%
Bradford County$30—$4,433120.7$10.370%
Bucks County$45$195$15,277113.3$6.114%
Butler County$39$58$7,134131.0$8.980%
Cambria County$48—$4,911127.0$10.020%
Cameron County——$2,594——0%
Carbon County$60—$8,381—$24.772%
Centre County$107$85$8,311149.9$5.270%
Chester County$199$269$13,004172.8$1.894%
Clarion County$30—$4,159140.4$12.290%
Clearfield County$26$100$4,418119.5$23.340%
Clinton County$84—$8,278136.4$4.821%
Columbia County$78—$7,413133.1$8.330%
Crawford County$56—$3,981137.9$8.311%
Cumberland County$132—$10,509143.8$9.771%
Dauphin County$88$70$10,895130.9$4.601%
Delaware County——$29,314——4%
Elk County$18 2021—$5,329140.2—0%
Erie County$68—$5,301140.6$4.551%
Fayette County$33—$7,064119.4$19.411%
Forest County$45—$6,579137.2—0%
Franklin County$146$95$8,855146.8$7.031%
Fulton County$77—$5,350116.8$12.672%
Greene County$49—$5,257119.3—2%
Huntingdon County$89$57$6,474134.2$9.750%
Indiana County$46—$4,312135.7$7.470%
Jefferson County$27—$4,424126.0$12.480%
Juniata County$113—$9,082120.5$8.100%
Lackawanna County$33—$7,310126.2—0%
Lancaster County$289$523$21,633179.8$2.984%
Lawrence County$54—$5,532144.1$7.300%
Lebanon County$206—$16,709173.0$3.283%
Lehigh County$121—$9,925152.5$6.073%
Luzerne County$66—$5,786123.8$10.641%
Lycoming County$65—$6,578131.0$10.920%
McKean County$19—$4,268——1%
Mercer County$69—$4,627144.4$5.690%
Mifflin County$132—$7,840140.3$4.870%
Monroe County$48—$10,086124.1$16.092%
Montgomery County$69—$21,260—$8.294%
Montour County$100—$8,863141.6$9.160%
Northampton County$90—$11,794148.3$10.193%
Northumberland County$111—$8,292140.4$8.330%
Perry County$94$120$8,722125.9$8.261%
Philadelphia County——$77,080——4%
Pike County——$3,130——2%
Potter County$22—$3,653—$6.632%
Schuylkill County$82$89$8,075128.7$7.983%
Snyder County$118—$9,076125.7$11.150%
Somerset County$39—$4,380134.1$13.371%
Sullivan County$26—$4,619121.2—0%
Susquehanna County$18—$5,274——0%
Tioga County$48—$4,552128.5$16.681%
Union County$106—$12,462148.5$7.860%
Venango County$40—$4,234124.6$20.070%
Warren County$30—$3,633136.6—1%
Washington County$30—$7,188122.0$21.770%
Wayne County$15—$6,354——0%
Westmoreland County$71—$6,940130.2$13.001%
Wyoming County$33—$5,125133.2—0%
York County$166$324$9,224156.1$3.523%

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.