Counties in Utah by land in farms

Uintah County had the highest land in farms of 29 counties in 2017, at 1,824,700 acres. Daggett County had the lowest, at 17,671 acres. The median was 231,361 acres and the figure for Utah was 10,811,604 acres. Source: the U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Statistics Service.

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Highest1,824,700Uintah County
Lowest17,671Daggett County
Median231,36129 counties
Utah10,811,604History

Map of counties, 2017

Beaver County: 157,030 acresBox Elder County: 1,220,773 acresCache County: 276,273 acresCarbon County: 230,942 acresDaggett County: 17,671 acresDavis County: 51,793 acresDuchesne County: 1,057,413 acresEmery County: 133,699 acresGarfield County: 82,637 acresGrand County: 231,361 acresIron County: 512,940 acresJuab County: 264,644 acresKane County: 128,697 acresMillard County: 481,539 acresMorgan County: 242,666 acresPiute County: 54,445 acresRich County: 374,947 acresSalt Lake County: 61,965 acresSan Juan County: 1,657,212 acresSanpete County: 301,691 acresSevier County: 108,992 acresSummit County: 295,588 acresTooele County: 348,934 acresUintah County: 1,824,700 acresUtah County: 303,795 acresWasatch County: 97,098 acresWashington County: 155,047 acresWayne County: 42,751 acresWeber County: 94,361 acres
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acres, 2017. 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, 2017

Uintah County: 1,824,700 acresUintah County1,824,700San Juan County: 1,657,212 acresSan Juan County1,657,212Box Elder County: 1,220,773 acresBox Elder County1,220,773Duchesne County: 1,057,413 acresDuchesne County1,057,413Iron County: 512,940 acresIron County512,940Millard County: 481,539 acresMillard County481,539Rich County: 374,947 acresRich County374,947Tooele County: 348,934 acresTooele County348,934Utah County: 303,795 acresUtah County303,795Sanpete County: 301,691 acresSanpete County301,691Summit County: 295,588 acresSummit County295,588Cache County: 276,273 acresCache County276,273Juab County: 264,644 acresJuab County264,644Morgan County: 242,666 acresMorgan County242,666Grand County: 231,361 acresGrand County231,361Carbon County: 230,942 acresCarbon County230,942Beaver County: 157,030 acresBeaver County157,030Washington County: 155,047 acresWashington County155,047Emery County: 133,699 acresEmery County133,699Kane County: 128,697 acresKane County128,697Sevier County: 108,992 acresSevier County108,992Wasatch County: 97,098 acresWasatch County97,098Weber County: 94,361 acresWeber County94,361Garfield County: 82,637 acresGarfield County82,637Salt Lake County: 61,965 acresSalt Lake County61,965Piute County: 54,445 acresPiute County54,445Davis County: 51,793 acresDavis County51,793Wayne County: 42,751 acresWayne County42,751Daggett County: 17,671 acresDaggett County17,671Uintah County: 1,824,700 acresUintah County1,824,700San Juan County: 1,657,212 acresSan Juan County1,657,212Box Elder County: 1,220,773 acresBox Elder County1,220,773Duchesne County: 1,057,413 acresDuchesne County1,057,413Iron County: 512,940 acresIron County512,940Millard County: 481,539 acresMillard County481,539Rich County: 374,947 acresRich County374,947Tooele County: 348,934 acresTooele County348,934Utah County: 303,795 acresUtah County303,795Sanpete County: 301,691 acresSanpete County301,691Summit County: 295,588 acresSummit County295,588Cache County: 276,273 acresCache County276,273Juab County: 264,644 acresJuab County264,644Morgan County: 242,666 acresMorgan County242,666Grand County: 231,361 acresGrand County231,361Carbon County: 230,942 acresCarbon County230,942Beaver County: 157,030 acresBeaver County157,030Washington County: 155,047 acresWashington County155,047Emery County: 133,699 acresEmery County133,699Kane County: 128,697 acresKane County128,697Sevier County: 108,992 acresSevier County108,992Wasatch County: 97,098 acresWasatch County97,098Weber County: 94,361 acresWeber County94,361Garfield County: 82,637 acresGarfield County82,637Salt Lake County: 61,965 acresSalt Lake County61,965Piute County: 54,445 acresPiute County54,445Davis County: 51,793 acresDavis County51,793Wayne County: 42,751 acresWayne County42,751Daggett County: 17,671 acresDaggett County17,671
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

RankCounties2017
acres
1Uintah County1,824,700
2San Juan County1,657,212
3Box Elder County1,220,773
4Duchesne County1,057,413
5Iron County512,940
6Millard County481,539
7Rich County374,947
8Tooele County348,934
9Utah County303,795
10Sanpete County301,691
11Summit County295,588
12Cache County276,273
13Juab County264,644
14Morgan County242,666
15Grand County231,361
16Carbon County230,942
17Beaver County157,030
18Washington County155,047
19Emery County133,699
20Kane County128,697
21Sevier County108,992
22Wasatch County97,098
23Weber County94,361
24Garfield County82,637
25Salt Lake County61,965
26Piute County54,445
27Davis County51,793
28Wayne County42,751
29Daggett County17,671

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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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Which county has the highest land in farms?

Uintah County, with 1,824,700 acres in 2017, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Statistics Service.

Which county has the lowest land in farms?

Daggett County, with 17,671 acres in 2017.

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