In Clark County, Ohio, the 2022 USDA NASS survey pegged the average land value at $9,200 per acre. Keep in mind these are county-level survey averages, not appraisals, and they don't estimate the value of any single parcel.
Clark County — Key Metrics
Clark County NASS land value metrics
- $9,200 / acre2022 NASS Value
- 3Survey Years on File
5-Year NASS Trend
Clark County farmland value by survey year
| Year | NASS $/acre |
|---|---|
| 2022 | $9,200 / acre |
| 2017 | $7,542 / acre |
| 2012 | $5,138 / acre |
Neighboring Counties
Latest NASS farmland values for counties bordering Clark
| County | NASS $/acre | Survey Year |
|---|---|---|
| Champaign | $9,173 / acre | 2022 |
| Madison | $9,260 / acre | 2022 |
| Greene | $9,290 / acre | 2022 |
| Montgomery | $7,918 / acre | 2022 |
| Miami | $10,549 / acre | 2022 |
For investors and agents, a county-level survey average works as a benchmark, not a quote. Real sale prices in Clark County swing widely with road frontage, tillable versus wooded acreage, drainage, soil quality, and how recently a parcel last changed hands. Use the $9,200 figure to compare Clark against its neighboring counties and the broader trend, then check any specific parcel against a current local appraisal and recent comparable sales before you make an offer or take a listing.
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