Cotton single-row planting, regular till
Kansas statewide
University survey · 2026 · Kansas Dept. of Agriculture & K-State Land Use Survey Office
$27.00 avg per acre
Low $22.00 · High $34.00 · statewide
Short answer · 2026 survey averagesPlanting only: about $22–27 an acre.
Green = 2026 Kansas Dept. of Agriculture & K-State Land Use Survey Office survey. Amber = what farmers report paying.
Statewide rows only. Where a table has several columns (base vs. flat rate, aerial vs. ground), each is labeled from the report text.
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Kansas statewide
University survey · 2026 · Kansas Dept. of Agriculture & K-State Land Use Survey Office
$27.00 avg per acre
Low $22.00 · High $34.00 · statewide
Kansas statewide
University survey · 2026 · Kansas Dept. of Agriculture & K-State Land Use Survey Office
$21.64 avg per acre
Low $15.00 · High $24.00 · statewide
Farmer-reported rates
No approved farmer reports for row crop planting in Kansas yet. Once 3 or more are in, they show here in amber, separate from the survey.
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Report a rate you paidQuantity × survey average. An estimate, not a quote.
Only rows for the same job and unit as this page, tagged with what the job includes. Survey years differ and aren't inflation-adjusted.
| State · survey | Includes | Job (survey wording) | Avg | Range |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Texas · 2026 | Planting only | Planting Only Row Crops (per acre) | $20.99 | $10.00–$45.00 |
| Planting only | Planting Only No till: Row crops (per acre) | $22.57 | $15.00–$40.00 | |
| Georgia · 2024 | Planting only | Corn (per acre) | $27.00 | $12.00–$60.00 |
| Planting only | Cotton (per acre) | $26.42 | $12.00–$59.00 | |
| Planting only | Peanut (per acre) | $31.92 | $16.00–$79.00 | |
| Planting only | Soybean (per acre) | $27.91 | $12.00–$52.00 | |
| Mississippi · 2024 | Planting only | Grains, sorghum (per acre) | $18.59 | $10.00–$25.00 |
| Planting only | Peanuts (per acre) | $20.00 | $20.00–$20.00 | |
| Missouri · 2025 | Planting only | Conventional planting: Corn or grain sorghum: plant in 30-inch rows (per acre) | $24.65 | $15.00–$33.00 |
| Planting only | Conventional planting: Corn or grain sorghum: plant in 20-inch rows (per acre) | $26.00 | $16.00–$40.00 | |
| Planting only | Conventional planting: Soybean: plant in 30-inch rows (per acre) | $26.19 | $15.00–$40.00 | |
| Planting only | Conventional planting: Soybean: plant in 15-inch rows (per acre) | $27.40 | $15.00–$40.00 | |
| Nebraska · 2026 | Planting only | Planting Row Crops: No coulters, without band applicator (per acre) | $29.19 | $20.00–$44.00 |
| Planting only | Planting Row Crops: Coulters, without band applicator (per acre) | $25.95 | $18.00–$36.00 | |
| Planting only | Planting Row Crops: Ridge planting, without band applicator (per acre) | $29.14 | $20.00–$45.00 | |
| Ohio · 2026 | Planting only | Plant Corn, 30 Inch Rows (per acre) | $25.20 | $15.00–$39.00 |
| Planting only | Variable Rate Corn Planting (per acre) | $27.28 | $15.00–$40.00 | |
| Planting only | Plant Soybeans, 15 or 30 Inch Rows (per acre) | $25.12 | $12.00–$45.00 | |
| Planting only | Variable Rate Soybean Planting (per acre) | $25.14 | $15.00–$35.00 | |
| Arkansas | No university survey; farmer reports wanted | |||
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Kansas Dept. of Agriculture & K-State Land Use Survey Office, Kansas Custom Rates 2026. https://agmanager.info/sites/default/files/pdf/CustomRates_2026.pdf. Other-state rows come from each state's survey; see all sources.
Survey averages are not price quotes. Rates vary with field size, distance, crop, equipment, fuel and local supply. Farmer reports are reviewed before publishing and never blended with survey data. Full disclaimer.