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South Dakota farmland by county

South Dakota: 66 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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South Dakota at a glance

Median dry cash rent$112median of 63 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, 2026 survey
Median land and buildings, 2022 census$3,173median of 66 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, value not flagged
Median corn yield151.5median of 33 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, 15+ published years
Median claims per $100 of coverage$11.31median of 65 counties with 10,000+ farm acres

Map: every county is a link

Aurora County: $139Beadle County: $140Bennett County: $32Bon Homme County: $160Brookings County: $205Brown County: $166Brule County: $110Buffalo County: no current rentButte County: $40Campbell County: $80Charles Mix County: $142Clark County: $170Clay County: $241Codington County: $175Corson County: $51Custer County: $29Davison County: $153Day County: $159Deuel County: $181Dewey County: $47Douglas County: $143Edmunds County: $112Fall River County: $24Faulk County: $112Grant County: $155Gregory County: $73Haakon County: $54Hamlin County: $176Hand County: $108Hanson County: $184Harding County: $33Hughes County: $90Hutchinson County: $165Hyde County: $92Jackson County: $40Jerauld County: $105Jones County: $36Kingsbury County: $158Lake County: $180Lawrence County: $25Lincoln County: $244Lyman County: $102Marshall County: $153McCook County: $214McPherson County: $100Meade County: $31Mellette County: $50Miner County: $146Minnehaha County: $221Moody County: $252Oglala Lakota County: no current rentPennington County: $37Perkins County: $39Potter County: $111Roberts County: $179Sanborn County: $138Spink County: $139Stanley County: $49Sully County: $97Todd County: $45Tripp County: $71Turner County: $218Union County: $252Walworth County: $105Yankton County: $194Ziebach County: no current rent
$24–$47$47–$105$105–$143$143–$179$179–$252

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
Aurora County$139—$3,731124.6$11.3111%
Beadle County$140$220$3,820137.7$10.404%
Bennett County$32—$1,347—$14.2618%
Bon Homme County$160$235$5,007151.5$13.9710%
Brookings County$205$259$6,212170.4$3.625%
Brown County$166$200$4,295154.7$11.294%
Brule County$110—$3,337132.7$11.1713%
Buffalo County$75 2025—$1,941—$12.2010%
Butte County$40$122$1,359130.5$18.2421%
Campbell County$80$180$2,316112.4$9.6612%
Charles Mix County$142$180$3,849136.9$10.9011%
Clark County$170$256$4,741161.4$6.212%
Clay County$241$303$7,445175.6$11.3814%
Codington County$175$139$4,311170.7$6.052%
Corson County$51—$1,33886.0$13.2119%
Custer County$29—$1,832—$27.3019%
Davison County$153$191$4,642138.3$9.778%
Day County$159—$3,549150.2$8.432%
Deuel County$181—$5,470172.4$4.016%
Dewey County$47—$1,10982.8$17.1018%
Douglas County$143—$4,554141.3$9.9310%
Edmunds County$112—$3,025132.2$12.4710%
Fall River County$24—$1,082—$22.4925%
Faulk County$112—$3,320126.2$10.398%
Grant County$155$193$4,207159.6$5.413%
Gregory County$73—$2,050113.3$9.3114%
Haakon County$54—$1,31375.2$18.5021%
Hamlin County$176$141$5,101174.9$3.513%
Hand County$108—$2,875135.0$7.747%
Hanson County$184—$5,155148.0$9.727%
Harding County$33—$1,006—$22.7224%
Hughes County$90$168$2,614119.6$10.6912%
Hutchinson County$165$209$5,615151.2$14.8111%
Hyde County$92—$2,117—$10.129%
Jackson County$40—$1,148—$23.1721%
Jerauld County$105—$2,678127.6$11.648%
Jones County$36—$1,59685.9$14.6117%
Kingsbury County$158$193$5,005158.1$6.494%
Lake County$180$271$6,473170.9$4.977%
Lawrence County$25$82$2,742——18%
Lincoln County$244$261$8,445162.3$7.6610%
Lyman County$102—$1,967105.0$11.8616%
Marshall County$153—$3,787157.5$12.832%
McCook County$214—$6,395158.5$11.737%
McPherson County$100—$2,389117.0$11.517%
Meade County$31—$1,38868.6$20.4521%
Mellette County$50—$1,21370.6$23.4317%
Miner County$146—$4,428145.0$9.946%
Minnehaha County$221$241$8,346172.0$3.7510%
Moody County$252$243$8,691173.1$3.397%
Oglala Lakota County$34 2024—$871—$27.5521%
Pennington County$37—$1,513—$17.7619%
Perkins County$39—$1,179—$15.5822%
Potter County$111—$2,861121.3$10.2412%
Roberts County$179$185$4,089154.3$7.453%
Sanborn County$138—$3,808145.2$14.049%
Spink County$139$179$4,245155.8$7.293%
Stanley County$49—$1,135—$19.4818%
Sully County$97—$2,501123.9$11.1214%
Todd County$45$90$1,168108.0$12.4916%
Tripp County$71—$2,124106.7$14.2815%
Turner County$218$306$7,125164.3$11.319%
Union County$252$269$7,151177.7$6.9814%
Walworth County$105—$2,513125.6$7.1311%
Yankton County$194$315$5,549169.8$13.8912%
Ziebach County$46 2025—$1,14577.9$20.0121%

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.