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Cash rent for non-irrigated cropland: Clark County, Kansas

The average cash rent farmers paid per acre for non-irrigated cropland, from USDA's yearly cash rents survey.

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Up to dateYearly. States at the end of July, counties in August. Last published Aug 21, 2026. Next expected August 2027.

The latest figures and how they have changed

Clark County, 2026
$37.50 an acre
Up 2.7% from $36.50 in 2025
Kansas, 2026
$66.50 an acre
Up 3.9% from $64 in 2025
United States, 2026
$146 an acre
Down 0.7% from $147 in 2025
Clark CountyKansasUnited States
$0$50$100$1502017201820192020202120222023202420252026Clark County$37.50Kansas$66.50United States$146

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What the numbers say

  • Clark County's rent is 0.6 times the Kansas average and 0.3 times the US average.
  • It is tied for the 9th lowest of the 102 Kansas counties NASS published for 2026.
  • Since 2017 it has risen 27.1%, from $29.50 to $37.50 an acre.
  • Gaps are years with no separate Clark figure: NASS ran no county survey in 2018. Nothing is filled in.

Every figure behind this chart

Cash rent: non-irrigated cropland, dollars an acre
YearClark CountyKansasUnited States
2026$37.50$66.50$146
2025$36.50$64$147
2024$35$65$146
2023$29.50$62.50$142
2022$33$61.50$135
2021$30.50$58$128
2020$29.50$56$126
2019$28.50$57$127
2018No county survey that year$58$125
2017$29.50$56$123
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Every Kansas county, 2026

Darker shading means a higher figure. Values run from $29.50 an acre in Morton County to $193 an acre in Doniphan County.

Allen County: $70.50 an acreAnderson County: $70.50 an acreAtchison County: $131 an acreBarber County: $43 an acreBarton County: $44.50 an acreBourbon County: $63.50 an acreBrown County: $184 an acreButler County: $54 an acreChase County: $63 an acreChautauqua County: combined into "other counties"Cherokee County: $70 an acreCheyenne County: $55 an acreClark County: $37.50 an acreClay County: $99 an acreCloud County: $115 an acreCoffey County: $61.50 an acreComanche County: $35.50 an acreCowley County: $52 an acreCrawford County: $73.50 an acreDecatur County: $52.50 an acreDickinson County: $62 an acreDoniphan County: $193 an acreDouglas County: $84.50 an acreEdwards County: $40.50 an acreElk County: $51 an acreEllis County: combined into "other counties"Ellsworth County: $45.50 an acreFinney County: $49.50 an acreFord County: $47 an acreFranklin County: $74.50 an acreGeary County: $76.50 an acreGove County: $50 an acreGraham County: $41.50 an acreGrant County: $30.50 an acreGray County: $49.50 an acreGreeley County: $49 an acreGreenwood County: $61 an acreHamilton County: $34 an acreHarper County: $47 an acreHarvey County: $67.50 an acreHaskell County: $41 an acreHodgeman County: $37.50 an acreJackson County: $91.50 an acreJefferson County: $82 an acreJewell County: $82.50 an acreJohnson County: $70.50 an acreKearny County: $32.50 an acreKingman County: $47.50 an acreKiowa County: $39 an acreLabette County: $61 an acreLane County: $41 an acreLeavenworth County: $85.50 an acreLincoln County: $68.50 an acreLinn County: $97 an acreLogan County: $50 an acreLyon County: $71.50 an acreMcPherson County: $70.50 an acreMarion County: $55.50 an acreMarshall County: $126 an acreMeade County: $46 an acreMiami County: $86.50 an acreMitchell County: $76 an acreMontgomery County: $68 an acreMorris County: $61.50 an acreMorton County: $29.50 an acreNemaha County: $159 an acreNeosho County: $55 an acreNess County: $41.50 an acreNorton County: $55 an acreOsage County: $70 an acreOsborne County: $58 an acreOttawa County: $76 an acrePawnee County: $47 an acrePhillips County: $58 an acrePottawatomie County: $97.50 an acrePratt County: $46 an acreRawlins County: $66.50 an acreReno County: $53 an acreRepublic County: $99.50 an acreRice County: $56.50 an acreRiley County: $87.50 an acreRooks County: $48.50 an acreRush County: $46 an acreRussell County: $42 an acreSaline County: $65 an acreScott County: $56.50 an acreSedgwick County: $56 an acreSeward County: $37 an acreShawnee County: $71 an acreSheridan County: $63.50 an acreSherman County: $63 an acreSmith County: $75.50 an acreStafford County: $48 an acreStanton County: $32.50 an acreStevens County: $36 an acreSumner County: $57 an acreThomas County: $65 an acreTrego County: $41 an acreWabaunsee County: $63 an acreWallace County: $52.50 an acreWashington County: $91.50 an acreWichita County: $55.50 an acreWilson County: $75 an acreWoodson County: $58.50 an acreWyandotte County: combined into "other counties"Clark $37.50Clark $37.50
  • Under $40 (11 counties)
  • $40 to under $80 (73 counties)
  • $80 to under $120 (13 counties)
  • $120 to under $160 (3 counties)
  • $160 and over (2 counties)
  • Not published separately (3 counties, $44 an acre combined)

NASS combined Chautauqua County, Ellis County and Wyandotte County into "other counties", so they have no figure of their own.

Published Kansas counties, highest first, 2026
Rank County Figure (dollars an acre) Precision (CV)
1 Doniphan County $193 3.5%
2 Brown County $184 3.1%
3 Nemaha County $159 6.2%
4 Atchison County $131 8.5%
5 Marshall County $126 3.9%
6 Cloud County $115 10.7%
7 Republic County $99.50 4.0%
8 Clay County $99 6.4%
9 Pottawatomie County $97.50 7.9%
10 Linn County $97 8.3%
11 Jackson County $91.50 6.9%
11 Washington County $91.50 6.7%
13 Riley County $87.50 7.6%
14 Miami County $86.50 12.9%
15 Leavenworth County $85.50 13.3%
16 Douglas County $84.50 9.2%
17 Jewell County $82.50 3.4%
18 Jefferson County $82 4.6%
19 Geary County $76.50 3.2%
20 Mitchell County $76 2.8%
20 Ottawa County $76 8.4%
22 Smith County $75.50 3.5%
23 Wilson County $75 5.0%
24 Franklin County $74.50 13.1%
25 Crawford County $73.50 5.7%
26 Lyon County $71.50 3.8%
27 Shawnee County $71 4.1%
28 Allen County $70.50 7.9%
28 Anderson County $70.50 3.8%
28 Johnson County $70.50 6.5%
28 McPherson County $70.50 3.1%
32 Cherokee County $70 4.4%
32 Osage County $70 8.5%
34 Lincoln County $68.50 5.2%
35 Montgomery County $68 7.2%
36 Harvey County $67.50 4.3%
37 Rawlins County $66.50 3.8%
38 Saline County $65 3.0%
38 Thomas County $65 3.2%
40 Bourbon County $63.50 5.2%
40 Sheridan County $63.50 4.8%
42 Chase County $63 11.3%
42 Sherman County $63 7.0%
42 Wabaunsee County $63 7.4%
45 Dickinson County $62 4.8%
46 Coffey County $61.50 6.7%
46 Morris County $61.50 4.2%
48 Greenwood County $61 14.0%
48 Labette County $61 5.8%
50 Woodson County $58.50 8.5%
51 Osborne County $58 3.9%
51 Phillips County $58 2.5%
53 Sumner County $57 7.2%
54 Rice County $56.50 2.9%
54 Scott County $56.50 4.4%
56 Sedgwick County $56 2.8%
57 Marion County $55.50 3.0%
57 Wichita County $55.50 6.6%
59 Cheyenne County $55 12.1%
59 Neosho County $55 3.8%
59 Norton County $55 4.4%
62 Butler County $54 6.6%
63 Reno County $53 3.9%
64 Decatur County $52.50 4.7%
64 Wallace County $52.50 9.0%
66 Cowley County $52 3.8%
67 Elk County $51 5.2%
68 Gove County $50 2.4%
68 Logan County $50 3.9%
70 Finney County $49.50 5.6%
70 Gray County $49.50 2.6%
72 Greeley County $49 5.5%
73 Rooks County $48.50 4.0%
74 Stafford County $48 4.0%
75 Kingman County $47.50 5.7%
76 Ford County $47 8.1%
76 Harper County $47 6.3%
76 Pawnee County $47 6.7%
79 Meade County $46 5.8%
79 Pratt County $46 3.7%
79 Rush County $46 5.7%
82 Ellsworth County $45.50 4.6%
83 Barton County $44.50 3.0%
84 Barber County $43 5.5%
85 Russell County $42 6.5%
86 Graham County $41.50 3.0%
86 Ness County $41.50 6.8%
88 Haskell County $41 4.6%
88 Lane County $41 3.4%
88 Trego County $41 6.7%
91 Edwards County $40.50 5.2%
92 Kiowa County $39 6.9%
93 Clark County This county $37.50 3.7%
93 Hodgeman County $37.50 4.3%
95 Seward County $37 13.2%
96 Stevens County $36 4.4%
97 Comanche County $35.50 4.6%
98 Hamilton County $34 2.7%
99 Kearny County $32.50 3.5%
99 Stanton County $32.50 3.4%
101 Grant County $30.50 4.8%
102 Morton County $29.50 7.7%
Source: USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS), Cash Rents Survey. County estimates released Aug 21, 2026; state and US estimates released Jul 31, 2026. Quick Stats item "RENT, CASH, CROPLAND, NON-IRRIGATED - EXPENSE, MEASURED IN $ / ACRE". Retrieved Oct 20, 2026; snapshot 2026-10-20.1. Precision: NASS's coefficient of variation for Clark is 3.7% (lower means more precise). Dollars as published, not adjusted for inflation. This product uses the NASS API but is not endorsed or certified by NASS.

What this measures

NASS asks farm operators what they pay in cash rent per acre, separately for irrigated cropland, non-irrigated cropland and pasture. State figures come out at the end of July; county figures follow in August. When too few farms in a county answer, NASS combines that county with others and publishes one "other counties" figure, so some counties have no figure of their own.

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