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Cash rent for non-irrigated cropland: Rankin County, Mississippi

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.

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Rankin County, 2026
$69.50 an acre
Up 3.7% from $67 in 2025
Mississippi, 2026
$103 an acre
Up 3.5% from $99.50 in 2025
United States, 2026
$146 an acre
Down 0.7% from $147 in 2025
Rankin CountyMississippiUnited States
$0$50$100$1502017201820192020202120222023202420252026Rankin County$69.50Mississippi$103United States$146

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What the numbers say

  • Rankin County's rent is 0.7 times the Mississippi average and 0.5 times the US average.
  • It is the 35th highest of the 71 Mississippi counties NASS published for 2026.
  • Since 2017 it has risen 32.4%, from $52.50 to $69.50 an acre.
  • Gaps are years with no separate Rankin 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
YearRankin CountyMississippiUnited States
2026$69.50$103$146
2025$67$99.50$147
2024$57.50$98.50$146
2023$59.50$96$142
2022$53.50$92.50$135
2021$60$89$128
2020$59$87$126
2019$54$87$127
2018No county survey that year$84$125
2017$52.50$83$123
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Every Mississippi county, 2026

Darker shading means a higher figure. Values run from $11 an acre in Kemper County to $172 an acre in Washington County.

Adams County: combined into "other counties"Alcorn County: $59.50 an acreAmite County: $21 an acreAttala County: $85 an acreBenton County: $77 an acreBolivar County: $123 an acreCalhoun County: $132 an acreCarroll County: $76.50 an acreChickasaw County: $88.50 an acreChoctaw County: $30.50 an acreClaiborne County: $102 an acreClarke County: $23 an acreClay County: $30 an acreCoahoma County: $155 an acreCopiah County: $72.50 an acreCovington County: $59.50 an acreDe Soto County: $110 an acreForrest County: combined into "other counties"Franklin County: $22 an acreGeorge County: $59 an acreGreene County: $28.50 an acreGrenada County: $112 an acreHancock County: combined into "other counties"Harrison County: combined into "other counties"Hinds County: $66 an acreHolmes County: $146 an acreHumphreys County: $153 an acreIssaquena County: $153 an acreItawamba County: combined into "other counties"Jackson County: combined into "other counties"Jasper County: $19.50 an acreJefferson County: $49.50 an acreJefferson Davis County: $22 an acreJones County: $42 an acreKemper County: $11 an acreLafayette County: $101 an acreLamar County: $34.50 an acreLauderdale County: combined into "other counties"Lawrence County: $18.50 an acreLeake County: $40.50 an acreLee County: $90 an acreLeflore County: $140 an acreLincoln County: $25.50 an acreLowndes County: $47.50 an acreMadison County: $70 an acreMarion County: $44 an acreMarshall County: $78.50 an acreMonroe County: $83 an acreMontgomery County: $100 an acreNeshoba County: $23 an acreNewton County: $32 an acreNoxubee County: $80.50 an acreOktibbeha County: $54.50 an acrePanola County: $120 an acrePearl River County: $44.50 an acrePerry County: combined into "other counties"Pike County: $32 an acrePontotoc County: $66.50 an acrePrentiss County: $66 an acreQuitman County: $111 an acreRankin County: $69.50 an acreScott County: $46 an acreSharkey County: $145 an acreSimpson County: combined into "other counties"Smith County: $31 an acreStone County: combined into "other counties"Sunflower County: $123 an acreTallahatchie County: $147 an acreTate County: $73.50 an acreTippah County: $65 an acreTishomingo County: $40 an acreTunica County: $98 an acreUnion County: $66 an acreWalthall County: $24.50 an acreWarren County: $155 an acreWashington County: $172 an acreWayne County: $23 an acreWebster County: $125 an acreWilkinson County: $14.50 an acreWinston County: combined into "other counties"Yalobusha County: $104 an acreYazoo County: $152 an acreRankin $69.50Rankin $69.50
  • Under $40 (19 counties)
  • $40 to under $80 (24 counties)
  • $80 to under $120 (13 counties)
  • $120 to under $160 (14 counties)
  • $160 and over (1 county)
  • Not published separately (11 counties, $49 an acre combined)

NASS combined Adams County, Forrest County, Hancock County, Harrison County, Itawamba County, Jackson County, Lauderdale County, Perry County, Simpson County, Stone County and Winston County into "other counties", so they have no figure of their own.

Published Mississippi counties, highest first, 2026
Rank County Figure (dollars an acre) Precision (CV)
1 Washington County $172 5.6%
2 Coahoma County $155 9.3%
2 Warren County $155 5.2%
4 Humphreys County $153 10.6%
4 Issaquena County $153 5.6%
6 Yazoo County $152 2.6%
7 Tallahatchie County $147 4.2%
8 Holmes County $146 5.8%
9 Sharkey County $145 4.7%
10 Leflore County $140 7.7%
11 Calhoun County $132 6.4%
12 Webster County $125 7.3%
13 Bolivar County $123 5.0%
13 Sunflower County $123 5.8%
15 Panola County $120 5.5%
16 Grenada County $112 8.4%
17 Quitman County $111 7.6%
18 De Soto County $110 9.4%
19 Yalobusha County $104 10.7%
20 Claiborne County $102 4.4%
21 Lafayette County $101 17.0%
22 Montgomery County $100 8.1%
23 Tunica County $98 5.6%
24 Lee County $90 3.5%
25 Chickasaw County $88.50 5.9%
26 Attala County $85 10.5%
27 Monroe County $83 9.6%
28 Noxubee County $80.50 7.2%
29 Marshall County $78.50 7.4%
30 Benton County $77 5.2%
31 Carroll County $76.50 24.0%
32 Tate County $73.50 18.9%
33 Copiah County $72.50 17.5%
34 Madison County $70 6.2%
35 Rankin County This county $69.50 5.4%
36 Pontotoc County $66.50 16.5%
37 Hinds County $66 8.3%
37 Prentiss County $66 7.4%
37 Union County $66 4.4%
40 Tippah County $65 17.3%
41 Alcorn County $59.50 14.2%
41 Covington County $59.50 7.7%
43 George County $59 4.9%
44 Oktibbeha County $54.50 14.5%
45 Jefferson County $49.50 8.5%
46 Lowndes County $47.50 8.9%
47 Scott County $46 24.6%
48 Pearl River County $44.50 13.5%
49 Marion County $44 7.3%
50 Jones County $42 12.2%
51 Leake County $40.50 5.2%
52 Tishomingo County $40 29.7%
53 Lamar County $34.50 8.2%
54 Newton County $32 22.9%
54 Pike County $32 6.6%
56 Smith County $31 26.3%
57 Choctaw County $30.50 22.9%
58 Clay County $30 23.7%
59 Greene County $28.50 7.9%
60 Lincoln County $25.50 13.3%
61 Walthall County $24.50 4.2%
62 Clarke County $23 5.5%
62 Neshoba County $23 4.4%
62 Wayne County $23 5.0%
65 Franklin County $22 8.3%
65 Jefferson Davis County $22 5.4%
67 Amite County $21 5.1%
68 Jasper County $19.50 7.2%
69 Lawrence County $18.50 7.1%
70 Wilkinson County $14.50 8.5%
71 Kemper County $11 6.3%
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 Rankin is 5.4% (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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