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Maryland
Across the 7 Maryland counties NASS published directly for 2026, the median pasture rent was $42 an acre. The spread ran $21 in Anne Arundel County to $87 in Frederick — which is the point: a state average tells you almost nothing about your own fence line. Find your county below; an entry marked with an older year is that county's most recent published figure, not a 2026 number.
Every county
| County | 2026 rate | Percentile in state |
|---|---|---|
| Allegany (most recent published: 2021) | $9.90 | 7th percentile |
| Anne Arundel | $21 | 7th percentile |
| Baltimore (most recent published: 2025) | $44 | 25th percentile |
| Carroll | $59 | 64th percentile |
| Cecil (most recent published: 2023) | $83.50 | 83rd percentile |
| Charles (most recent published: 2021) | $35 | 36th percentile |
| Frederick | $87 | 93rd percentile |
| Garrett | $30 | 21st percentile |
| Harford | $62.50 | 79th percentile |
| Howard (most recent published: 2023) | $23.50 | 22nd percentile |
| Kent (most recent published: 2025) | $117 | 92nd percentile |
| Montgomery | $42 | 43rd percentile |
| Queen Annes (most recent published: 2023) | $133 | 94th percentile |
| Talbot (most recent published: 2020) | $54.50 | 36th percentile |
| Washington | $42 | 43rd percentile |
| Wicomico (most recent published: 2023) | $69 | 72nd percentile |
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