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Utah Land Values: Average Price per Acre (2026)

Utah Land Values: Average Price per Acre (2026) › Utah

Farm real estate in Utah (land and buildings) averaged $3,650 per acre in 2026, up 4.3% from 2025. That is 19% below the U.S. average of $4,500. Cropland averaged $6,040 per acre and pasture $2,000.

Utah ranks 35 of 48 states with USDA estimates for farm real estate value per acre (1 is the most expensive).

Utah land values per acre by year

YearFarm real estateChangeCroplandPasture
2026$3,650+4.3%$6,040$2,000
2025$3,500+6.1%$5,790$1,900
2024$3,300+8.6%$5,280$1,800
2023$3,040+5.2%$4,870$1,695
2022$2,890+7.8%$4,680$1,585
2021$2,680+8.1%$4,290$1,450
2020$2,480+1.6%$4,100$1,290
2019$2,440+5.6%$4,000$1,265
2018$2,310+3.6%$3,830$1,160
2017$2,230+3.2%$3,690$1,130
2016$2,160+1.4%$3,530$1,100
2015$2,130+2.9%$3,430$1,090
2014$2,070+8.9%$3,320$1,070
2013$1,900+5.6%$3,230$950
2012$1,800+0.0%$2,690$920
2011$1,800−0.6%$2,690$920
2010$1,810$2,720$920

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Per-acre figures are 2026 state averages from the USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service. They are averages across a whole state, not an appraisal: a specific parcel can be worth far more or less depending on location, soil, timber, water, access and improvements. You can type your own per-acre figure.

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Source: USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service, Quick Stats (agricultural land values). Figures are survey averages for a whole state or county. They are a starting point, not an appraisal or a quote for a specific property.