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Cash rent for non-irrigated cropland: Kidder County, North Dakota

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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Kidder County, 2026
$58 an acre
Up 4.5% from $55.50 in 2025
North Dakota, 2026
$85 an acre
Up 2.4% from $83 in 2025
United States, 2026
$146 an acre
Down 0.7% from $147 in 2025
Kidder CountyNorth DakotaUnited States
$0$50$100$1502017201820192020202120222023202420252026Kidder County$58North Dakota$85United States$146

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What the numbers say

  • Kidder County's rent is 0.7 times the North Dakota average and 0.4 times the US average.
  • It is the 22nd lowest of the 53 North Dakota counties NASS published for 2026.
  • Since 2017 it has risen 33.3%, from $43.50 to $58 an acre.
  • Gaps are years with no separate Kidder 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
YearKidder CountyNorth DakotaUnited States
2026$58$85$146
2025$55.50$83$147
2024$56$81.50$146
2023$49$76$142
2022$51$73$135
2021$50$72.50$128
2020$45.50$69.50$126
2019$43.50$69$127
2018No county survey that year$64$125
2017$43.50$64$123
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Every North Dakota county, 2026

Darker shading means a higher figure. Values run from $29.50 an acre in McKenzie County to $163 an acre in Cass County.

Adams County: $44.50 an acreBarnes County: $111 an acreBenson County: $68.50 an acreBillings County: $37 an acreBottineau County: $63 an acreBowman County: $43 an acreBurke County: $37 an acreBurleigh County: $72 an acreCass County: $163 an acreCavalier County: $84 an acreDickey County: $121 an acreDivide County: $40.50 an acreDunn County: $41 an acreEddy County: $73 an acreEmmons County: $95 an acreFoster County: $91 an acreGolden Valley County: $35.50 an acreGrand Forks County: $134 an acreGrant County: $50.50 an acreGriggs County: $80 an acreHettinger County: $49 an acreKidder County: $58 an acreLa Moure County: $122 an acreLogan County: $68.50 an acreMcHenry County: $57 an acreMcIntosh County: $78 an acreMcKenzie County: $29.50 an acreMcLean County: $72.50 an acreMercer County: $53.50 an acreMorton County: $55.50 an acreMountrail County: $41.50 an acreNelson County: $67.50 an acreOliver County: $48.50 an acrePembina County: $131 an acrePierce County: $64.50 an acreRamsey County: $66 an acreRansom County: $118 an acreRenville County: $64.50 an acreRichland County: $163 an acreRolette County: $54 an acreSargent County: $135 an acreSheridan County: $56.50 an acreSioux County: $45.50 an acreSlope County: $47 an acreStark County: $47.50 an acreSteele County: $99 an acreStutsman County: $96.50 an acreTowner County: $63.50 an acreTraill County: $161 an acreWalsh County: $136 an acreWard County: $59.50 an acreWells County: $81 an acreWilliams County: $38 an acreKidder $58Kidder $58
  • Under $40 (5 counties)
  • $40 to under $80 (30 counties)
  • $80 to under $120 (9 counties)
  • $120 to under $160 (6 counties)
  • $160 and over (3 counties)
Published North Dakota counties, highest first, 2026
Rank County Figure (dollars an acre) Precision (CV)
1 Cass County $163 2.9%
1 Richland County $163 3.0%
3 Traill County $161 3.8%
4 Walsh County $136 6.7%
5 Sargent County $135 3.4%
6 Grand Forks County $134 4.7%
7 Pembina County $131 6.2%
8 La Moure County $122 4.1%
9 Dickey County $121 3.6%
10 Ransom County $118 3.5%
11 Barnes County $111 2.8%
12 Steele County $99 3.7%
13 Stutsman County $96.50 3.8%
14 Emmons County $95 5.6%
15 Foster County $91 3.9%
16 Cavalier County $84 5.6%
17 Wells County $81 3.7%
18 Griggs County $80 2.9%
19 McIntosh County $78 4.0%
20 Eddy County $73 4.8%
21 McLean County $72.50 4.6%
22 Burleigh County $72 4.5%
23 Benson County $68.50 3.4%
23 Logan County $68.50 3.2%
25 Nelson County $67.50 3.6%
26 Ramsey County $66 2.8%
27 Pierce County $64.50 3.0%
27 Renville County $64.50 2.3%
29 Towner County $63.50 5.7%
30 Bottineau County $63 2.4%
31 Ward County $59.50 3.3%
32 Kidder County This county $58 4.7%
33 McHenry County $57 3.6%
34 Sheridan County $56.50 3.3%
35 Morton County $55.50 9.1%
36 Rolette County $54 6.3%
37 Mercer County $53.50 9.2%
38 Grant County $50.50 11.1%
39 Hettinger County $49 3.7%
40 Oliver County $48.50 3.6%
41 Stark County $47.50 3.6%
42 Slope County $47 3.4%
43 Sioux County $45.50 7.8%
44 Adams County $44.50 3.2%
45 Bowman County $43 4.0%
46 Mountrail County $41.50 4.5%
47 Dunn County $41 4.0%
48 Divide County $40.50 3.5%
49 Williams County $38 5.6%
50 Billings County $37 3.3%
50 Burke County $37 2.8%
52 Golden Valley County $35.50 5.6%
53 McKenzie County $29.50 3.6%
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 Kidder is 4.7% (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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