U.S. Farmland Value Maps by State, 1960–2026
Average value of agricultural land and buildings per acre. Compare United States state maps from 1960–2026, measured in dollars per acre, using USDA NASS Quick Stats.
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Average value of agricultural land and buildings per acre. Farmland value by state in United States, 2026. Measured in dollars per acre. Source: USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS). Highest reported values: Rhode Island: $23,600 per acre; New Jersey: $17,000 per acre; Massachusetts: $15,200 per acre.
Historical years
Explore 67 editions from 1960–2026. Each year links to the published figures, leading regions, source attribution, and missing-value notes. Compare the earliest and latest editions below. The source may revise historical estimates.
1960 · Highest reported values: New Jersey: $528 per acre; Connecticut: $446 per acre; Rhode Island: $379 per acre.
2026 · Highest reported values: Rhode Island: $23,600 per acre; New Jersey: $17,000 per acre; Massachusetts: $15,200 per acre.