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Tennessee farmland by county

Tennessee: 95 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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Tennessee at a glance

Median dry cash rent$65median of 87 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, 2026 survey
Median land and buildings, 2022 census$5,131median of 93 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, value not flagged
Median corn yield162.2median of 32 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, 15+ published years
Median claims per $100 of coverage$8.40median of 71 counties with 10,000+ farm acres

Map: every county is a link

Anderson County: $27Bedford County: $82Benton County: $73Bledsoe County: $80Blount County: $56Bradley County: $38Campbell County: no current rentCannon County: $94Carroll County: $127Carter County: $35Cheatham County: no current rentChester County: $92Claiborne County: $29Clay County: $40Cocke County: $75Coffee County: $131Crockett County: $143Cumberland County: $94Davidson County: no current rentDecatur County: $75DeKalb County: $106Dickson County: $61Dyer County: $161Fayette County: $105Fentress County: $40Franklin County: $173Gibson County: $153Giles County: $65Grainger County: $27Greene County: $57Grundy County: $54Hamblen County: $49Hamilton County: $29Hancock County: $23Hardeman County: $110Hardin County: $92Hawkins County: $26Haywood County: $152Henderson County: $93Henry County: $141Hickman County: $40Houston County: $65Humphreys County: $62Jackson County: $40Jefferson County: $58Johnson County: $30Knox County: $36Lake County: $196Lauderdale County: $135Lawrence County: $131Lewis County: $31Lincoln County: $155Loudon County: $70Macon County: $135Madison County: $142Marion County: $59Marshall County: $70Maury County: $87McMinn County: $70McNairy County: $65Meigs County: $25Monroe County: $53Montgomery County: $132Moore County: $55Morgan County: $53Obion County: $178Overton County: $69Perry County: $94Pickett County: $40Polk County: no current rentPutnam County: $75Rhea County: $26Roane County: $38Robertson County: $187Rutherford County: $65Scott County: $20Sequatchie County: no current rentSevier County: $35Shelby County: no current rentSmith County: $130Stewart County: $65Sullivan County: $35Sumner County: $180Tipton County: $156Trousdale County: $41Unicoi County: $59Union County: $25Van Buren County: no current rentWarren County: $115Washington County: $64Wayne County: $73Weakley County: $145White County: $57Williamson County: $53Wilson County: $56
$20–$38$38–$59$59–$75$75–$131$131–$196

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
Anderson County$27—$7,843——8%
Bedford County$82—$6,187146.7$9.4710%
Benton County$73—$3,196153.3$13.076%
Bledsoe County$80$149$4,089140.0$25.4111%
Blount County$56$125$8,030139.9$21.559%
Bradley County$38—$8,324133.3$23.5814%
Campbell County$22 2025—$5,131——6%
Cannon County$94—$6,095158.8$5.159%
Carroll County$127—$3,459152.4$4.637%
Carter County$35—$6,540——9%
Cheatham County$94 2024—$6,673147.7$8.404%
Chester County$92—$2,781150.0$6.406%
Claiborne County$29—$4,395—$9.636%
Clay County$40—$3,793—$34.514%
Cocke County$75$275$6,181—$5.5810%
Coffee County$131—$5,382167.2$4.2811%
Crockett County$143$170$4,729156.2$5.448%
Cumberland County$94—$5,023127.1—10%
Davidson County$77 2023—$12,414——5%
Decatur County$75—$2,946152.1$19.016%
DeKalb County$106$182$4,806—$3.899%
Dickson County$61—$5,919—$9.604%
Dyer County$161$163$4,619160.1$5.587%
Fayette County$105$125$4,273159.5$6.227%
Fentress County$40—$4,211122.2—6%
Franklin County$173—$5,951172.3$5.5712%
Gibson County$153$175$4,365154.9$6.248%
Giles County$65—$5,260163.3$5.3411%
Grainger County$27$205$5,809133.6—7%
Greene County$57—$6,423146.3$3.668%
Grundy County$54—$4,988—$6.6711%
Hamblen County$49—$6,809—$7.148%
Hamilton County$29—$8,551 *——13%
Hancock County$23—$3,190——7%
Hardeman County$110—$2,804141.7$7.016%
Hardin County$92—$3,021143.4$14.697%
Hawkins County$26—$5,015130.0—7%
Haywood County$152$205$3,625170.6$4.817%
Henderson County$93—$2,956151.7$6.766%
Henry County$141$185$4,384169.9$6.537%
Hickman County$40—$4,098163.5$14.175%
Houston County$65—$3,906——5%
Humphreys County$62—$3,358154.1$10.086%
Jackson County$40—$4,084—$34.256%
Jefferson County$58—$6,648—$18.739%
Johnson County$30—$6,031——8%
Knox County$36—$12,302——8%
Lake County$196$223$4,535161.4$5.407%
Lauderdale County$135$160$3,838158.4$5.737%
Lawrence County$131—$4,579169.4$7.258%
Lewis County$31—$3,635——6%
Lincoln County$155—$5,222166.2$4.5111%
Loudon County$70—$7,931—$10.769%
Macon County$135—$5,897153.8$45.084%
Madison County$142$195$3,099169.8$5.507%
Marion County$59—$5,249164.4$7.6212%
Marshall County$70—$5,660159.2$9.2010%
Maury County$87—$5,916166.1$13.968%
McMinn County$70—$5,610158.1$11.4813%
McNairy County$65—$2,954130.8$9.907%
Meigs County$25—$5,327141.3$17.4112%
Monroe County$53—$5,749161.7$11.5712%
Montgomery County$132$245$5,228165.2$6.884%
Moore County$55—$4,198——11%
Morgan County$53—$4,274——8%
Obion County$178$200$4,192167.6$6.787%
Overton County$69—$4,036150.0$4.406%
Perry County$94—$3,130107.3$13.726%
Pickett County$40—$4,393——5%
Polk County$57 2025—$6,300—$19.1013%
Putnam County$75—$5,779—$6.407%
Rhea County$26—$5,301—$18.7411%
Roane County$38—$6,039——10%
Robertson County$187$237$7,424172.4$6.014%
Rutherford County$65—$10,250161.1$10.398%
Scott County$20—$3,689——6%
Sequatchie County$49 2025—$4,508143.5$17.9812%
Sevier County$35—$7,730——10%
Shelby County$120 2025—$5,264135.2$10.318%
Smith County$130—$5,358—$24.406%
Stewart County$65—$4,031146.1$20.095%
Sullivan County$35—$8,316140.0—8%
Sumner County$180—$6,936168.6$29.723%
Tipton County$156$172$4,367152.0$4.128%
Trousdale County$41—$5,827—$21.044%
Unicoi County$59—$10,994——10%
Union County$25—$4,605——7%
Van Buren County$26 2025—$4,510——11%
Warren County$115$245$6,580167.9$5.9011%
Washington County$64—$9,728153.7$17.478%
Wayne County$73—$3,142128.9$17.336%
Weakley County$145—$4,680157.3$5.577%
White County$57—$6,261165.8$7.059%
Williamson County$53—$7,148163.3$8.236%
Wilson County$56—$6,533146.7$14.717%

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.