2016 Northeast and East Nebraska Cash Rent Rates for Pasture, Dryland and Irrigated Cropland

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Survey Results for 2016-2014 Cash Rent Rates by Crop Reporting Districts:

Average Reported Value of Nebraska Farmland Cash Rent Rates in Northeast and East Crop Reporting Districts,
	East (includes Colfax, Dodge, Washington)			Northeast (includes Stanton, Cuming, Burt, Thurston, Dakota)
Type of Land	2016	2015	2014	2016	2015	2014
Dryland/Rainfed Cropland
Average	200	205	215	225	235	245
% Change from last year	-2	-5	-2	-4	-4	5
High Third Quality	250	255	270	290	305	305
Low Third Quality	160	155	160	180	175	185
Gravity Irrigated Cropland
Average	285	300	315	275	285	290
% Change from last year	5	-5	-2	-4	-2	-9
High Third Quality	340	355	375	325	335	340
Low Third Quality	245	260	260	260	225	215
Center Pivot Irrigated Cropland
Average	320	330	355	345	365	370
% Change from last year	-3	-7	0	-5	-1	-2
High Third Quality	375	385	425	405	430	445
Low Third Quality	270	270	290	275	285	315
Pasture
Average	61	65	55	75	90	70
% Change from last year	-5	18	12	-17	29	32
High Third Quality	76	75	70	98	120	100
Low Third Quality	45	50	45	48	60	55
Source: University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Roger Wilson and Jim Jansen

United States Department of Agriculture – National Ag Statistic Service 2016 and 2014 County Based Rent Rates: