# Crittenden County 2025 Agricultural Land Values `2025 Agri Values.pdf` (1 page) — the 2025 agricultural use-value schedule the Crittenden County Assessor applies to agriculturally classified land. It is a per-acre value table broken out by Arkansas region (Ozark, Ouachita, Southwest, Delta), by land use (Crop, Pasture, Timber), and by agricultural class ("ACD#", 1–18). ## What's inside - A four-region grid of per-acre values. Crittenden County lies in the **Delta** region. Delta crop values run from $1,265/acre (class 1) down to $125/acre (class 18); pasture and timber values are far lower (Delta class 1: pasture $365, timber $90). - The Assessor identified this file as "the pricing chart for AG" that, together with the property record cards, fulfills the request items for "parcel cards, appraisal records, agriculture use classification information" (production email, 2026-05-21). ## Key takeaways - This schedule is the basis for the low agricultural-use valuations on the [[Project Pyramid Site Property Record Card]]: that card's land records price cropland at $1,040 and $1,135 per acre — the Delta-region class 4 and class 2 crop rates from this table. - Agricultural use value is a small fraction of commercial market value. Under this schedule the ~1,117-acre Project Pyramid site carries roughly $1.29M in total appraised value — the [[Agricultural Use Classification]] baseline that is lost when the land is reclassified to commercial use. ## Concepts invoked - [[Agricultural Use Classification]] ## Cross-references - [[Project Pyramid Site Property Record Card]] — applies these per-acre rates. - [[assessor-crittenden/project-pyramid-2026-05-21/_overview|_overview]] — production overview. ## Open questions / follow-ups - The schedule is statewide and does not itself state the methodology or authority by which the per-acre values are set. Arkansas agricultural use-value assessment is governed by Ark. Code § 26-26-407 and the Arkansas Assessment Coordination Division — a Tier-2 web-research follow-up if the methodology becomes material.