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Statewide Comparison by Size of Tract

  • Annual average values for all land by size of tract (table)


  • Annual average values for cropland by size of tract (table)


  • Annual average values of pasture by size of tract (table)


  • 2004-2006 weighted average values for all land by size of tract (chart)


  • 2004-2006 weighted average values for cropland by size of tract (chart)


  • 2004-2006 weighted average values for pasture by size of tract (chart)


  • 2004-2006 weighted average cropland and pasture values by size of tract (chart)


In the charts, the columns show the 2004-2006 weighted average sales price per acre for various tract sizes. The values are weighted depending on the number of annual sales during the three year period. This also means that three years of data are included in the number of sales. The grey columns show the number of sales for each tract size. In general, as the size of tract increases, the sales price per acre decreases. For “all agricultural land”, the modal tract size sold in Oklahoma is between 100 and 200 acres.

Only tracts 40 acres in size or larger selling for $3,000 per acre or less are included in the averages. Per acre values shown for cropland and pasture are the averages of tracts having 85%+ cropland and pasture, respectively. Because of unavoidable data collection difficulties, relatively less sale data is available for 1995 and 1996. As a result, caution is advised when analyzing land patterns and trends during this timeframe.