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Ohio Cash Rent by County — 2025
Every USDA-published county cash rental rate in Ohio, straight from the NASS Cash Rents Survey — no estimates, no modeling, no login. 81 Ohio counties with a published 2025 non-irrigated cropland rent · median $167/acre · +7.6% 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, 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 | Pasture 2025 | YoY | Corn trend |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adams | $144 | $38 | +12.5% | 163 bu |
| Allen | $229 | — | +8.0% | 210 bu |
| Ashland | $128 | $32 (2017) | -4.5% | 176 bu |
| Ashtabula | $57 | $28.50 (2016) | +0.0% | 186 bu |
| Athens | $47 (2024) | $14 | — | 169 bu |
| Auglaize | $228 | — | +6.0% | 212 bu |
| Belmont | $24 | $13.50 | — | 154 bu |
| Brown | $163 | $31 | +7.2% | 187 bu |
| Butler | $158 | $56.50 (2022) | — | 193 bu |
| Carroll | $59 | $22.50 (2023) | +8.3% | 135 bu |
| Champaign | $204 | $50 | -1.9% | 199 bu |
| Clark | $235 | $47 (2023) | +4.4% | 208 bu |
| Clermont | $132 | $36 (2020) | +3.9% | 210 bu |
| Clinton | $180 | $30.50 (2017) | +12.5% | 219 bu |
| Columbiana | $90.50 | $39.50 | +7.7% | 156 bu |
| Coshocton | $96 | $29 | +9.1% | 175 bu |
| Crawford | $204 | — | — | 217 bu |
| Cuyahoga | $66 (2022) | — | — | — |
| Darke | $287 | $60 (2024) | — | 223 bu |
| Defiance | $165 | — | +2.5% | 190 bu |
| Delaware | $197 | — | +7.7% | 196 bu |
| Erie | $186 | $24.50 (2016) | +13.4% | 200 bu |
| Fairfield | $173 | $32 (2024) | +1.8% | 194 bu |
| Fayette | $237 | $49 (2017) | -0.4% | 195 bu |
| Franklin | $209 | — | +6.1% | 172 bu |
| Fulton | $209 | — | — | 203 bu |
| Gallia | $68.50 | $23 | +15.1% | 161 bu |
| Geauga | $61.50 | $36.50 (2020) | -0.8% | 176 bu |
| Greene | $223 | $47.50 (2024) | +10.4% | 209 bu |
| Guernsey | $52 | $12 | -1.0% | 160 bu |
| Hamilton | $167 | — | +2.5% | 206 bu |
| Hancock | $210 | — | -2.3% | 191 bu |
| Hardin | $238 | — | -0.8% | 193 bu |
| Harrison | $43.50 | $19 | +0.0% | 166 bu |
| Henry | $200 | — | — | 206 bu |
| Highland | $181 | $41.50 | +12.4% | 181 bu |
| Hocking | $101 | $62.50 | -10.6% | 191 bu |
| Holmes | $119 | $60 | -0.8% | 165 bu |
| Huron | $190 | — | — | 194 bu |
| Jackson | $64.50 (2024) | $38.50 | — | 151 bu |
| Jefferson | $37.50 | $15 (2024) | -3.8% | 142 bu |
| Knox | $149 | $43 | +7.2% | 191 bu |
| Lake | $116 | — | -9.4% | — |
| Lawrence | $60 | $14 (2012) | +50.0% | 154 bu |
| Licking | $134 | $29 | +1.5% | 199 bu |
| Logan | $209 | $45 (2022) | -1.9% | 191 bu |
| Lorain | $141 | $30 (2009) | +6.8% | 198 bu |
| Lucas | $179 | — | +2.3% | 197 bu |
| Madison | $240 | $52 (2020) | +1.7% | 204 bu |
| Mahoning | $91 | $23.50 | +5.2% | 171 bu |
| Marion | $195 | — | +5.4% | 199 bu |
| Medina | $108 | — | +18.0% | 195 bu |
| Meigs | $55 | $28.50 (2021) | +8.9% | 146 bu |
| Mercer | $280 | — | — | 225 bu |
| Miami | $198 | $78.50 | — | 206 bu |
| Monroe | $26.50 (2024) | $11 | — | 119 bu |
| Montgomery | $198 | $45 (2017) | -1.5% | 195 bu |
| Morgan | $55 | $16.50 | -3.5% | 163 bu |
| Morrow | $180 | $47 (2010) | +2.9% | 198 bu |
| Muskingum | $99.50 | $26.50 | +20.6% | 183 bu |
| Noble | $58 (2024) | $18.50 | — | 167 bu |
| Ottawa | $185 | — | +0.0% | 191 bu |
| Paulding | $188 | — | -0.5% | 192 bu |
| Perry | $93.50 | $18.50 | +5.6% | 200 bu |
| Pickaway | $218 | $32.50 (2023) | +1.4% | 186 bu |
| Pike | $137 | $25 (2014) | +0.0% | 162 bu |
| Portage | $86 | $59 | +13.2% | 172 bu |
| Preble | $225 | $45 (2017) | +0.0% | 216 bu |
| Putnam | $172 (2022) | — | — | 201 bu |
| Richland | $171 | $43 | +11.0% | 188 bu |
| Ross | $165 | $43 | — | 178 bu |
| Sandusky | $197 | $51.50 (2016) | -4.4% | 199 bu |
| Scioto | $96.50 | $20.50 | +1.6% | 183 bu |
| Seneca | $182 (2023) | $35 (2014) | — | 203 bu |
| Shelby | $259 | — | — | 202 bu |
| Stark | $89 | $51 | +4.1% | 174 bu |
| Summit | $89 | — | +17.1% | — |
| Trumbull | $87.50 | $26 (2023) | +10.8% | 192 bu |
| Tuscarawas | $111 | $23.50 (2022) | +7.8% | 167 bu |
| Union | $190 | $41.50 | +2.7% | 196 bu |
| Van Wert | $232 | — | +5.9% | 213 bu |
| Vinton | $56 | $29.50 (2012) | — | — |
| Warren | $150 | $39 (2022) | +11.9% | 198 bu |
| Washington | $67 | $18.50 | -4.3% | 160 bu |
| Wayne | $179 | $50 (2014) | — | 183 bu |
| Williams | $194 | — | +10.9% | 193 bu |
| Wood | $198 | — | +0.0% | 199 bu |
| Wyandot | $210 | $65 (2009) | -2.3% | 200 bu |
Ohio 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.