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Utah farmland by county

Utah: 29 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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Utah at a glance

Median dry cash rent$34median of 10 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, 2026 survey
Median land and buildings, 2022 census$3,900median of 28 counties with 10,000+ farm acres, value not flagged
Median corn yield—too few counties to give a median
Median claims per $100 of coverage$12.63median of 5 counties with 10,000+ farm acres

Map: every county is a link

Beaver County: no current rentBox Elder County: $35Cache County: $37Carbon County: no current rentDaggett County: no current rentDavis County: no current rentDuchesne County: $40Emery County: $20Garfield County: no current rentGrand County: no current rentIron County: no current rentJuab County: no current rentKane County: no current rentMillard County: $15Morgan County: $28Piute County: no current rentRich County: no current rentSalt Lake County: no current rentSan Juan County: no current rentSanpete County: no current rentSevier County: $12Summit County: no current rentTooele County: no current rentUintah County: $46Utah County: $33Wasatch County: no current rentWashington County: no current rentWayne County: no current rentWeber County: $59
$12–$20$20–$33$33–$37$37–$46$46–$59

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
Beaver County—$97$3,779——24%
Box Elder County$35$165$2,495—$11.2533%
Cache County$37$105$7,620—$12.6326%
Carbon County—$89$2,617——31%
Daggett County——$3,609——28%
Davis County$42 2021$153$14,480——29%
Duchesne County$40$117$1,649——29%
Emery County$20$106$6,319 *——34%
Garfield County$47 2021$96$4,398——33%
Grand County—$61$1,110——35%
Iron County$23 2025$128$3,525——25%
Juab County$11 2024$61$2,646——33%
Kane County$9 2010$107$4,475——35%
Millard County$15$135$3,334—$11.6227%
Morgan County$28$96$2,791——24%
Piute County$32 2025$90$4,020——29%
Rich County$35 2025$76$1,451——27%
Salt Lake County$41 2023$121$13,993——26%
San Juan County$34 2010$59$748—$21.5034%
Sanpete County$23 2025$128$5,012——32%
Sevier County$12$97$5,351——34%
Summit County$31 2025$91$4,336——26%
Tooele County$27 2025$103$3,447——38%
Uintah County$46$85$901——30%
Utah County$33$122$15,104—$23.6228%
Wasatch County$15 2019$111$8,960——27%
Washington County$40 2025$148$8,684——31%
Wayne County$44 2025$117$10,311——34%
Weber County$59$163$18,674——27%

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.