Agriculture Management

Nationwide parcel data for agriculture management

Managing farmland means knowing exactly what you own, lease, and operate — across counties and state lines. Land Records gives ag operators, landowners, and farm managers nationwide boundaries, acreage, and ownership in one consistent layer.

A combine and grain cart harvesting corn, with a grain elevator behind
Corn harvest · Photo: USDA, Preston Keres
Parcels nationwide
161M+
Counties covered
3,230
US coverage
99%+
Web service refresh
Bi-weekly

Map fields, ownership, and acreage in every county

Ground scattered across counties is hard to see whole. A standardized nationwide parcel layer puts your entire operation on one map.

Plan by the acre

Accurate boundaries and legal acreage for owned and leased ground.

Track ownership

Identify owners and adjacent parcels for leasing and expansion.

One map, whole footprint

Every county and state on a single parcel layer.

Built for farm operations

Operation mapping

Map boundaries and acreage for owned and leased ground.

Lease management

Track owners and adjacency for leasing and expansion.

Acreage & planning

Plan inputs and reporting on accurate legal acreage.

Land scouting

Screen regions for parcels that fit your targets.

Field records

Tie field data to authoritative parcel boundaries.

Multi-county footprint

Bring scattered ground onto one map.

Nationwide coverage, standardized and current

The authoritative parcel grid behind landrecords.us — every acre you manage on one consistent map.

Critical attributes, standardized
Boundaries, parcel IDs, legal acreage, ownership, land use, and address — normalized across counties and states.
Coverage kept current
161M+ parcels across 3,230 counties — refreshed every two weeks in the web service, and released quarterly as bulk downloads — so your decisions rest on fresh data.
Delivery that fits your stack
Bulk downloads, or a standards-compliant WMS / vector-tile / feature service you can wire straight into GIS.
Read the data dictionary
The Land Records data explorer: Travis County, Texas selected — breadcrumbs, parcel count and coverage, buy and subscribe buttons, a 50-row data sample with per-column coverage, and the county outlined on the map

Common questions

Can I map owned and leased ground?

Yes — pull boundaries and legal acreage for every parcel you own or lease.

Does it track ownership for leasing?

Each parcel carries ownership and adjacency to support leasing and expansion.

Can I scout new ground?

Screen regions for parcels that fit your acreage and location targets.

How do I integrate the data with our systems?

Use bulk file downloads for your data warehouse, or the managed web service (WMS, vector tiles, and feature service) to stream parcels into your GIS and apps.

How current is the data?

The web service (API) is refreshed every two weeks. Bulk downloads are quarterly releases, and an annual license includes a year of those quarterly updates.

Bring your ground onto one map

Managing ground across multiple counties? We’ll help you put it all on one parcel map.