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Kansas Cash Rent by County — 2025
Every USDA-published county cash rental rate in Kansas, straight from the NASS Cash Rents Survey — no estimates, no modeling, no login. 103 Kansas counties with a published 2025 non-irrigated cropland rent · median $56/acre · -2.5% vs 2024 (matched counties) · data refreshed 2026-07-18
Every published county, 2025
Click a column to sort. Greyed values are the county’s most recent published year where 2025 wasn’t published. Columns cover non-irrigated cropland, irrigated cropland, permanent pasture; state stats above use non-irrigated cropland (the most-published type here). Corn trend is the AGSIST least-squares trend yield from NASS county estimates.
| County | Non-irrigated 2025 | Irrigated 2025 | Pasture 2025 | YoY | Corn trend |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Allen | $63.5 | — | $26.5 | -3.8% | 126 bu |
| Anderson | $63 | — | $31.5 | -10.6% | 129 bu |
| Atchison | $135 | — | $44 | +7.1% | 197 bu |
| Barber | $42.5 | — | $13 | -10.5% | 187 bu |
| Barton | $45 | $139 | $21 | -14.3% | 139 bu |
| Bourbon | $57.5 | — | $28.5 | -5.0% | 123 bu |
| Brown | $197 | $232 (2023) | $52.5 | -4.4% | 208 bu |
| Butler | $55.5 | — | $24.5 | +4.7% | 120 bu |
| Chase | $69.5 | — | $33 | +4.5% | 146 bu |
| Chautauqua | $30.5 | — | $16.5 | -20.8% | 94 bu |
| Cherokee | $66.5 | — | $39 | +10.8% | 116 bu |
| Cheyenne | $53.5 | $198 | $15 | -8.5% | 116 bu |
| Clark | $36.5 | — | $13 | +4.3% | — |
| Clay | $96 | $199 | $31 | +2.7% | 156 bu |
| Cloud | $110 | $218 (2024) | $41.5 | +7.8% | 107 bu |
| Coffey | $70 | — | $29 | +8.5% | 131 bu |
| Comanche | $33 | $107 | $12 | — | — |
| Cowley | $50 | — | $20.5 | -19.4% | 115 bu |
| Crawford | $67.5 | — | $40 | — | 131 bu |
| Decatur | $56 | $148 (2021) | $15.5 | -13.8% | 120 bu |
| Dickinson | $66.5 | — | $26 | -12.5% | 116 bu |
| Doniphan | $202 | — | $50 | +4.1% | 218 bu |
| Douglas | $89.5 | $151 | $28.5 | +6.5% | 155 bu |
| Edwards | $41 | $159 | $19 | -7.9% | 158 bu |
| Elk | $51.5 | — | $23.5 | +0.0% | 105 bu |
| Ellis | $42.5 | — | $20.5 | — | — |
| Ellsworth | $49.5 | — | $23.5 | -8.3% | 107 bu |
| Finney | $42 | $196 | $13.5 | -6.7% | — |
| Ford | $42.5 | $148 (2024) | $13.5 | -5.6% | 217 bu |
| Franklin | $62 | — | $27 | -12.7% | 162 bu |
| Geary | $82 | $143 (2023) | $28.5 | +7.9% | 166 bu |
| Gove | $48.5 | $131 | $20.5 | -4.0% | 78 bu |
| Graham | $44 | $100 (2023) | $22.5 | +6.0% | 86 bu |
| Grant | $31 (2024) | $96 (2019) | $11.5 | — | 195 bu |
| Gray | $48 | $131 | $16.5 | -10.3% | 180 bu |
| Greeley | $41 | $123 (2019) | $12.5 (2021) | -4.7% | 65 bu |
| Greenwood | $55 | — | $28.5 | +14.6% | 108 bu |
| Hamilton | $32.5 | $157 | $14.5 | -1.5% | 58 bu |
| Harper | $39.5 | — | $18.5 | -3.7% | 91 bu |
| Harvey | $66.5 | $162 | $24.5 | -1.5% | 138 bu |
| Haskell | $40.5 | $141 (2024) | $14.5 (2020) | -5.8% | 181 bu |
| Hodgeman | $37 | $87.5 (2023) | $17.5 | +2.8% | — |
| Jackson | $103 | — | $33.5 | +10.8% | 183 bu |
| Jefferson | $72 | — | $37 | -10.0% | 170 bu |
| Jewell | $83.5 | $184 (2013) | $32 | +3.7% | — |
| Johnson | $78 | — | $35 | +19.1% | — |
| Kearny | $35 | $176 | $10 | +2.9% | — |
| Kingman | $45.5 | $144 | $19.5 | -4.2% | 150 bu |
| Kiowa | $34 | $144 | $15.5 | -11.7% | 152 bu |
| Labette | $53 | — | $32.5 | +3.9% | 96 bu |
| Lane | $41 | — | $17.5 | -2.4% | 60 bu |
| Leavenworth | $88 | — | $32 | +8.0% | 171 bu |
| Lincoln | $63.5 | — | $22 | -4.5% | — |
| Linn | $88 | — | $36.5 | +7.3% | — |
| Logan | $50 | $115 | $15 | +9.9% | — |
| Lyon | $65.5 | — | $32.5 | -12.1% | 97 bu |
| Marion | $59 | $98 | $26.5 | +0.0% | 121 bu |
| Marshall | $115 | — | $31.5 | -8.0% | 154 bu |
| Mcpherson | $67 | $158 | $30.5 | -8.8% | 126 bu |
| Meade | $42.5 | $138 (2021) | $12 | -6.6% | 208 bu |
| Miami | $76.5 | — | $31 | -12.1% | 154 bu |
| Mitchell | $80 | $124 | $28 | +5.3% | 96 bu |
| Montgomery | $63 | — | $20.5 | -10.6% | 120 bu |
| Morris | $58 | — | $35 | +1.8% | 127 bu |
| Morton | $30 | $81 | $11 | -3.2% | 157 bu |
| Nemaha | $135 | $223 (2021) | $36.5 | -10.0% | 195 bu |
| Neosho | $63 | — | $33.5 | +14.5% | 105 bu |
| Ness | $40 | — | $20.5 | +8.1% | 70 bu |
| Norton | $48 | $178 (2023) | $18 | -6.8% | — |
| Osage | $72 | — | $25.5 | +5.9% | 115 bu |
| Osborne | $59 | $90 (2013) | $22 | +15.7% | 81 bu |
| Ottawa | $70 | $136 (2023) | $33.5 | +0.7% | 127 bu |
| Pawnee | $43.5 | $143 (2023) | $16.5 | +6.1% | 162 bu |
| Phillips | $51.5 | $95 (2019) | $25 | +0.0% | 107 bu |
| Pottawatomie | $97.5 | $192 (2020) | $26 | +3.7% | 173 bu |
| Pratt | $42 | $155 | $15.5 | -16.0% | 181 bu |
| Rawlins | $64 | $160 | $18 | -4.5% | 92 bu |
| Reno | $54.5 | $160 | $18.5 | -5.2% | 178 bu |
| Republic | $97 | $215 | $30.5 | +1.6% | 167 bu |
| Rice | $59 | $155 (2022) | $21 | -1.7% | 131 bu |
| Riley | $75 | — | $29 | -9.1% | 167 bu |
| Rooks | $48.5 | — | $19 | +12.8% | 94 bu |
| Rush | $40.5 | — | $16 | -12.0% | — |
| Russell | $40 | — | $18 | -3.6% | — |
| Saline | $65 | $80 (2014) | $32.5 | -3.0% | 129 bu |
| Scott | $55 | $99 | $16 | -14.7% | 57 bu |
| Sedgwick | $56 | $190 (2024) | $23 (2023) | +10.9% | 150 bu |
| Seward | $32 | $141 | $11 | -8.6% | 208 bu |
| Shawnee | $64.5 | $195 (2024) | $29 | -9.8% | 160 bu |
| Sheridan | $62.5 | $177 (2023) | $23.5 | +4.2% | 118 bu |
| Sherman | $58 | $197 | $18.5 | -6.5% | 102 bu |
| Smith | $73 | $195 (2021) | $30.5 | -10.4% | 148 bu |
| Stafford | $51.5 | $151 | $17 | +10.8% | 189 bu |
| Stanton | $31 | $98 | $10.5 (2024) | -4.6% | 105 bu |
| Stevens | $37 | $139 | $10 | +13.8% | 181 bu |
| Sumner | $48.5 | $124 (2022) | $19.5 | -7.6% | 104 bu |
| Thomas | $58 | $189 (2024) | $21 | -13.4% | 104 bu |
| Trego | $45.5 | — | $20.5 | — | — |
| Wabaunsee | $61.5 | $95 (2014) | $24.5 | -5.4% | 149 bu |
| Wallace | $45 | $125 (2019) | $15 | +0.0% | 87 bu |
| Washington | $86 | $173 (2021) | $30 | +4.2% | 183 bu |
| Wichita | $55.5 | $141 (2023) | $16 | -2.6% | 75 bu |
| Wilson | $77 | $67 (2013) | $23 | +0.0% | 112 bu |
| Woodson | $49 | — | $30.5 | -9.3% | 122 bu |
| Wyandotte | — | — | $34.5 | — | — |
Kansas median county rent by year
Median of counties published each year (non-irrigated cropland). Gap years are shown as gaps — drawing a line across them would be an invention.
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Source: USDA NASS Quick Stats — Cash Rents Survey county estimates (released each August) and county yield estimates. Page rebuilt automatically from data refreshed 2026-07-18. AGSIST is free and sells nothing on this page.