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Cash rent for pasture: Miller County, Missouri

The average cash rent farmers paid per acre for pasture, 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

Miller County, 2026
$26 an acre
Down 38.1% from $42 in 2025
Missouri, 2026
$39.50 an acre
Up 2.6% from $38.50 in 2025
United States, 2026
$16.50 an acre
Up 6.5% from $15.50 in 2025
Miller CountyMissouriUnited States
$0$20$40$602017201820192020202120222023202420252026Miller County$26Missouri$39.50United States$16.50

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What the numbers say

  • Miller County's rent is 0.7 times the Missouri average and 1.6 times the US average.
  • It is tied for the 15th lowest of the 104 Missouri counties NASS published for 2026.
  • Since 2017 it has risen 30.0%, from $20 to $26 an acre.
  • Gaps are years with no separate Miller figure: NASS ran no county survey in 2018. Nothing is filled in.

Every figure behind this chart

Cash rent: pasture, dollars an acre
YearMiller CountyMissouriUnited States
2026$26$39.50$16.50
2025$42$38.50$15.50
2024$17.50$37.50$15.50
2023$20.50$36.50$15
2022$25$35$14
2021$23.50$34$13
2020$20.50$34$13
2019$20.50$32$13
2018No county survey that year$33$12.50
2017$20$31$12.50
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Every Missouri county, 2026

Darker shading means a higher figure. Values run from $12 an acre in Shannon County to $65.50 an acre in Nodaway County.

Adair County: $42 an acreAndrew County: $51 an acreAtchison County: $62.50 an acreAudrain County: $42.50 an acreBarry County: $32.50 an acreBarton County: $38.50 an acreBates County: $46.50 an acreBenton County: $32 an acreBollinger County: $24.50 an acreBoone County: $42 an acreBuchanan County: $43.50 an acreButler County: combined into "other counties"Caldwell County: $46.50 an acreCallaway County: $29.50 an acreCamden County: $14 an acreCape Girardeau County: $35.50 an acreCarroll County: $53 an acreCarter County: $15.50 an acreCass County: $46 an acreCedar County: $41.50 an acreChariton County: $51 an acreChristian County: $38 an acreClark County: $39.50 an acreClay County: $48 an acreClinton County: $45.50 an acreCole County: $35.50 an acreCooper County: $43.50 an acreCrawford County: $18 an acreDade County: $38 an acreDallas County: $36 an acreDaviess County: $49 an acreDe Kalb County: $52 an acreDent County: $25 an acreDouglas County: $30 an acreDunklin County: combined into "other counties"Franklin County: $32 an acreGasconade County: $26 an acreGentry County: $54 an acreGreene County: $45 an acreGrundy County: $48.50 an acreHarrison County: $45.50 an acreHenry County: $45 an acreHickory County: $34.50 an acreHolt County: $54 an acreHoward County: $56.50 an acreHowell County: $30 an acreIron County: $22 an acreJackson County: $41 an acreJasper County: $41.50 an acreJefferson County: $31.50 an acreJohnson County: $44.50 an acreKnox County: $60 an acreLaclede County: $29.50 an acreLafayette County: $46 an acreLawrence County: $45.50 an acreLewis County: $49 an acreLincoln County: $40 an acreLinn County: $48 an acreLivingston County: $46.50 an acreMcDonald County: $34.50 an acreMacon County: $32 an acreMadison County: $26.50 an acreMaries County: $29 an acreMarion County: $38 an acreMercer County: $52 an acreMiller County: $26 an acreMississippi County: combined into "other counties"Moniteau County: $43.50 an acreMonroe County: $42 an acreMontgomery County: $37.50 an acreMorgan County: $36 an acreNew Madrid County: combined into "other counties"Newton County: $46.50 an acreNodaway County: $65.50 an acreOregon County: $33 an acreOsage County: $31 an acreOzark County: $15.50 an acrePemiscot County: combined into "other counties"Perry County: $44.50 an acrePettis County: $44 an acrePhelps County: $33.50 an acrePike County: $53.50 an acrePlatte County: $45 an acrePolk County: $42 an acrePulaski County: $17 an acrePutnam County: $52 an acreRalls County: $38.50 an acreRandolph County: $46.50 an acreRay County: $56.50 an acreReynolds County: $13 an acreRipley County: $25.50 an acreSt. Charles County: combined into "other counties"St Clair County: $33.50 an acreSte Genevieve County: $31 an acreSt Francois County: $21.50 an acreSt. Louis County: combined into "other counties"Saline County: $56.50 an acreSchuyler County: $53.50 an acreScotland County: $58.50 an acreScott County: combined into "other counties"Shannon County: $12 an acreShelby County: $38.50 an acreStoddard County: combined into "other counties"Stone County: $30.50 an acreSullivan County: $45.50 an acreTaney County: $19 an acreTexas County: $33.50 an acreVernon County: $37.50 an acreWarren County: combined into "other counties"Washington County: $31 an acreWayne County: $25 an acreWebster County: $30 an acreWorth County: $58 an acreWright County: $30 an acreSt. Louis city: combined into "other counties"Miller $26Miller $26
  • Under $30 (20 counties)
  • $30 to under $36 (21 counties)
  • $36 to under $43.50 (20 counties)
  • $43.50 to under $48.50 (22 counties)
  • $48.50 and over (21 counties)
  • Not published separately (11 counties, $30 an acre combined)

NASS combined Butler County, Dunklin County, Mississippi County, New Madrid County, Pemiscot County, Scott County, St. Charles County, St. Louis city, St. Louis County, Stoddard County and Warren County into "other counties", so they have no figure of their own.

Published Missouri counties, highest first, 2026
Rank County Figure (dollars an acre) Precision (CV)
1 Nodaway County $65.50 3.9%
2 Atchison County $62.50 4.9%
3 Knox County $60 13.4%
4 Scotland County $58.50 5.4%
5 Worth County $58 5.3%
6 Howard County $56.50 2.7%
6 Ray County $56.50 5.4%
6 Saline County $56.50 4.7%
9 Gentry County $54 10.2%
9 Holt County $54 6.9%
11 Pike County $53.50 5.5%
11 Schuyler County $53.50 6.0%
13 Carroll County $53 5.1%
14 De Kalb County $52 4.0%
14 Mercer County $52 5.1%
14 Putnam County $52 4.3%
17 Andrew County $51 6.5%
17 Chariton County $51 8.2%
19 Daviess County $49 7.2%
19 Lewis County $49 4.4%
21 Grundy County $48.50 8.3%
22 Clay County $48 7.0%
22 Linn County $48 4.6%
24 Bates County $46.50 2.8%
24 Caldwell County $46.50 9.5%
24 Livingston County $46.50 6.9%
24 Newton County $46.50 7.6%
24 Randolph County $46.50 3.9%
29 Cass County $46 6.9%
29 Lafayette County $46 6.0%
31 Clinton County $45.50 4.2%
31 Harrison County $45.50 3.9%
31 Lawrence County $45.50 13.2%
31 Sullivan County $45.50 3.9%
35 Greene County $45 6.1%
35 Henry County $45 3.6%
35 Platte County $45 1.8%
38 Johnson County $44.50 4.8%
38 Perry County $44.50 13.1%
40 Pettis County $44 4.7%
41 Buchanan County $43.50 5.4%
41 Cooper County $43.50 4.0%
41 Moniteau County $43.50 7.2%
44 Audrain County $42.50 4.3%
45 Adair County $42 7.1%
45 Boone County $42 7.1%
45 Monroe County $42 7.5%
45 Polk County $42 2.7%
49 Cedar County $41.50 7.2%
49 Jasper County $41.50 4.7%
51 Jackson County $41 7.0%
52 Lincoln County $40 7.4%
53 Clark County $39.50 6.5%
54 Barton County $38.50 4.1%
54 Ralls County $38.50 5.9%
54 Shelby County $38.50 8.8%
57 Christian County $38 7.3%
57 Dade County $38 6.9%
57 Marion County $38 5.4%
60 Montgomery County $37.50 5.3%
60 Vernon County $37.50 5.7%
62 Dallas County $36 5.7%
62 Morgan County $36 4.7%
64 Cape Girardeau County $35.50 3.8%
64 Cole County $35.50 6.5%
66 Hickory County $34.50 8.8%
66 McDonald County $34.50 5.3%
68 Phelps County $33.50 4.8%
68 St Clair County $33.50 6.2%
68 Texas County $33.50 5.7%
71 Oregon County $33 6.0%
72 Barry County $32.50 4.8%
73 Benton County $32 10.0%
73 Franklin County $32 3.3%
73 Macon County $32 10.3%
76 Jefferson County $31.50 4.2%
77 Osage County $31 5.6%
77 Ste Genevieve County $31 7.7%
77 Washington County $31 7.9%
80 Stone County $30.50 7.7%
81 Douglas County $30 8.3%
81 Howell County $30 8.2%
81 Webster County $30 6.1%
81 Wright County $30 8.8%
85 Callaway County $29.50 8.0%
85 Laclede County $29.50 5.6%
87 Maries County $29 4.0%
88 Madison County $26.50 3.0%
89 Gasconade County $26 3.2%
89 Miller County This county $26 4.6%
91 Ripley County $25.50 8.7%
92 Dent County $25 2.4%
92 Wayne County $25 11.9%
94 Bollinger County $24.50 9.6%
95 Iron County $22 8.3%
96 St Francois County $21.50 8.3%
97 Taney County $19 6.4%
98 Crawford County $18 20.5%
99 Pulaski County $17 5.2%
100 Carter County $15.50 10.0%
100 Ozark County $15.50 4.8%
102 Camden County $14 4.0%
103 Reynolds County $13 10.2%
104 Shannon County $12 20.9%
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, PASTURELAND - EXPENSE, MEASURED IN $ / ACRE". Retrieved Oct 20, 2026; snapshot 2026-10-20.1. Precision: NASS's coefficient of variation for Miller is 4.6% (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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