Counties in Idaho by land in farms

Bingham County had the highest land in farms of 44 counties in 2007, at 912,607 acres. Shoshone County had the lowest, at 3,147 acres. The median was 216,849 acres and the figure for Idaho was 11,497,383 acres. Source: the U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Statistics Service.

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Highest912,607Bingham County
Lowest3,147Shoshone County
Median216,84944 counties
Idaho11,497,383History

Map of counties, 2007

Ada County: 191,477 acresAdams County: 148,996 acresBannock County: 321,870 acresBear Lake County: 233,112 acresBenewah County: 153,591 acresBingham County: 912,607 acresBlaine County: 191,949 acresBoise County: 43,672 acresBonner County: 94,380 acresBonneville County: 453,068 acresBoundary County: 73,500 acresButte County: 121,176 acresCamas County: 138,417 acresCanyon County: 260,247 acresCaribou County: 421,373 acresCassia County: 644,740 acresClark County: 157,872 acresClearwater County: 69,568 acresCuster County: 124,191 acresElmore County: 346,550 acresFranklin County: 224,902 acresFremont County: 288,114 acresGem County: 190,757 acresGooding County: 223,068 acresIdaho County: 590,927 acresJefferson County: 325,380 acresJerome County: 188,753 acresKootenai County: 130,851 acresLatah County: 344,472 acresLemhi County: 189,644 acresLewis County: 245,944 acresLincoln County: 117,377 acresMadison County: 210,630 acresMinidoka County: 226,161 acresNez Perce County: 353,292 acresOneida County: 313,775 acresOwyhee County: 569,305 acresPayette County: 166,179 acresPower County: 451,198 acresShoshone County: 3,147 acresTeton County: 122,478 acresTwin Falls County: 439,537 acresValley County: 62,044 acresWashington County: 417,092 acres
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acres, 2007. Source: USDA NASS, Census of Agriculture: land in farms, acres, nation, states and counties (1997 to 2022) via Data Commons. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

All counties, 2007

Bingham County: 912,607 acresBingham County912,607Cassia County: 644,740 acresCassia County644,740Idaho County: 590,927 acresIdaho County590,927Owyhee County: 569,305 acresOwyhee County569,305Bonneville County: 453,068 acresBonneville County453,068Power County: 451,198 acresPower County451,198Twin Falls County: 439,537 acresTwin Falls County439,537Caribou County: 421,373 acresCaribou County421,373Washington County: 417,092 acresWashington County417,092Nez Perce County: 353,292 acresNez Perce County353,292Elmore County: 346,550 acresElmore County346,550Latah County: 344,472 acresLatah County344,472Jefferson County: 325,380 acresJefferson County325,380Bannock County: 321,870 acresBannock County321,870Oneida County: 313,775 acresOneida County313,775Fremont County: 288,114 acresFremont County288,114Canyon County: 260,247 acresCanyon County260,247Lewis County: 245,944 acresLewis County245,944Bear Lake County: 233,112 acresBear Lake County233,112Minidoka County: 226,161 acresMinidoka County226,161Franklin County: 224,902 acresFranklin County224,902Gooding County: 223,068 acresGooding County223,068Madison County: 210,630 acresMadison County210,630Blaine County: 191,949 acresBlaine County191,949Ada County: 191,477 acresAda County191,477Gem County: 190,757 acresGem County190,757Lemhi County: 189,644 acresLemhi County189,644Jerome County: 188,753 acresJerome County188,753Payette County: 166,179 acresPayette County166,179Clark County: 157,872 acresClark County157,872Benewah County: 153,591 acresBenewah County153,591Adams County: 148,996 acresAdams County148,996Camas County: 138,417 acresCamas County138,417Kootenai County: 130,851 acresKootenai County130,851Custer County: 124,191 acresCuster County124,191Teton County: 122,478 acresTeton County122,478Butte County: 121,176 acresButte County121,176Lincoln County: 117,377 acresLincoln County117,377Bonner County: 94,380 acresBonner County94,380Boundary County: 73,500 acresBoundary County73,500Clearwater County: 69,568 acresClearwater County69,568Valley County: 62,044 acresValley County62,044Boise County: 43,672 acresBoise County43,672Shoshone County: 3,147 acresShoshone County3,147Bingham County: 912,607 acresBingham County912,607Cassia County: 644,740 acresCassia County644,740Idaho County: 590,927 acresIdaho County590,927Owyhee County: 569,305 acresOwyhee County569,305Bonneville County: 453,068 acresBonneville County453,068Power County: 451,198 acresPower County451,198Twin Falls County: 439,537 acresTwin Falls County439,537Caribou County: 421,373 acresCaribou County421,373Washington County: 417,092 acresWashington County417,092Nez Perce County: 353,292 acresNez Perce County353,292Elmore County: 346,550 acresElmore County346,550Latah County: 344,472 acresLatah County344,472Jefferson County: 325,380 acresJefferson County325,380Bannock County: 321,870 acresBannock County321,870Oneida County: 313,775 acresOneida County313,775Fremont County: 288,114 acresFremont County288,114Canyon County: 260,247 acresCanyon County260,247Lewis County: 245,944 acresLewis County245,944Bear Lake County: 233,112 acresBear Lake County233,112Minidoka County: 226,161 acresMinidoka County226,161Franklin County: 224,902 acresFranklin County224,902Gooding County: 223,068 acresGooding County223,068Madison County: 210,630 acresMadison County210,630Blaine County: 191,949 acresBlaine County191,949Ada County: 191,477 acresAda County191,477Gem County: 190,757 acresGem County190,757Lemhi County: 189,644 acresLemhi County189,644Jerome County: 188,753 acresJerome County188,753Payette County: 166,179 acresPayette County166,179Clark County: 157,872 acresClark County157,872Benewah County: 153,591 acresBenewah County153,591Adams County: 148,996 acresAdams County148,996Camas County: 138,417 acresCamas County138,417Kootenai County: 130,851 acresKootenai County130,851Custer County: 124,191 acresCuster County124,191Teton County: 122,478 acresTeton County122,478Butte County: 121,176 acresButte County121,176Lincoln County: 117,377 acresLincoln County117,377Bonner County: 94,380 acresBonner County94,380Boundary County: 73,500 acresBoundary County73,500Clearwater County: 69,568 acresClearwater County69,568Valley County: 62,044 acresValley County62,044Boise County: 43,672 acresBoise County43,672Shoshone County: 3,147 acresShoshone County3,147
acres. Source: USDA NASS, Census of Agriculture: land in farms, acres, nation, states and counties (1997 to 2022) via Data Commons. Retrieved 2026-10-11.

Full ranking

RankCounties2007
acres
1Bingham County912,607
2Cassia County644,740
3Idaho County590,927
4Owyhee County569,305
5Bonneville County453,068
6Power County451,198
7Twin Falls County439,537
8Caribou County421,373
9Washington County417,092
10Nez Perce County353,292
11Elmore County346,550
12Latah County344,472
13Jefferson County325,380
14Bannock County321,870
15Oneida County313,775
16Fremont County288,114
17Canyon County260,247
18Lewis County245,944
19Bear Lake County233,112
20Minidoka County226,161
21Franklin County224,902
22Gooding County223,068
23Madison County210,630
24Blaine County191,949
25Ada County191,477
26Gem County190,757
27Lemhi County189,644
28Jerome County188,753
29Payette County166,179
30Clark County157,872
31Benewah County153,591
32Adams County148,996
33Camas County138,417
34Kootenai County130,851
35Custer County124,191
36Teton County122,478
37Butte County121,176
38Lincoln County117,377
39Bonner County94,380
40Boundary County73,500
41Clearwater County69,568
42Valley County62,044
43Boise County43,672
44Shoshone County3,147

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Land operated by farms in the census year, in acres, including cropland, pasture, woodland and land under farm buildings, as counted by the USDA Census of Agriculture every five years.

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Source: USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service, Census of Agriculture. Census of Agriculture: land in farms, acres, nation, states and counties (1997 to 2022). Retrieved through Data Commons (datacommons.org). https://www.nass.usda.gov/AgCensus/. Retrieved 2026-10-11.

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Census of Agriculture: land in farms, acres, nation, states and counties (1997 to 2022), Counties in Idaho by land in farms, 2007. U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Statistics Service, 11 Oct. 2026, https://www.nass.usda.gov/AgCensus/. Data Commons, https://datacommons.org. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/land-in-farms/idaho-counties?period=2007. Accessed 11 Oct. 2026.

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Which county has the highest land in farms?

Bingham County, with 912,607 acres in 2007, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Statistics Service.

Which county has the lowest land in farms?

Shoshone County, with 3,147 acres in 2007.

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