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Agricultural Technicians Salary by City

Agricultural technicians earn the most in Des Moines, IA (average $67,460 a year), followed by San Francisco, CA ($66,620) and Santa Rosa, CA ($65,110), among the 49 metro areas we cover. Nationwide the average is $53,840 and the median $49,630, for 15,130 workers (May 2025).

$53,840U.S. average
$67Khighest: Des Moines, IA
$43Klowest: Salem, OR
49metro areas
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Top 15 cities for agricultural technicians by average salary

Des Moines, IA$67,460
San Francisco, CA$66,620
Santa Rosa, CA$65,110
Phoenix, AZ$63,090
Napa, CA$62,570
Minneapolis, MN$62,050
San Luis Obispo, CA$59,330
Los Angeles, CA$58,920
Lansing, MI$58,910
Champaign, IL$58,850
Chicago, IL$58,510
Kansas City, MO$58,150
Washington, DC$57,940
Sacramento, CA$57,480
Salinas, CA$57,140
Average annual wage, BLS OEWS May 2025.

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Agricultural Technicians salary by state

New Jersey pays agricultural technicians the most statewide, $71,690 a year on average. Statewide columns cover every employer in the state; city columns cover the metro areas we publish.

StateStatewide averageStatewide medianJobsMetrosHighest city averageLowest city average
New Jersey$71,690$54,370n/a0n/an/a
Wyoming$65,660$63,120300n/an/a
Minnesota$63,460$57,3105301$62,050$62,050
Iowa$62,610$64,070n/a5$67,460$48,010
Arizona$62,490$62,990n/a1$63,090$63,090
California$58,530$60,3202,42012$66,620$53,020
Texas$58,460$50,2701200n/an/a
Washington, D.C.n/an/an/a1$57,940$57,940
Kentucky$57,890$59,8602100n/an/a
Missouri$57,590$54,0604202$58,150$43,350
Pennsylvania$54,750$48,8001101$56,000$56,000
Delaware$54,510$52,510n/a0n/an/a
Maryland$54,390$49,6802001$48,820$48,820
Kansas$53,900$47,2004502$54,400$49,580
Colorado$52,800$47,0201000n/an/a
Idaho$52,130$48,8706503$52,380$50,960
Hawaii$51,950$47,9601501$50,770$50,770
Indiana$51,680$46,1704102$51,780$46,130
North Dakota$51,470$46,9601001$54,260$54,260
Mississippi$51,380$48,8001900n/an/a
New York$51,120$45,8303800n/an/a
Michigan$51,100$42,7804502$58,910$45,730
Illinois$50,960$46,4107002$58,850$58,510
North Carolina$50,170$51,4705502$53,690$43,480
Washington$49,920$48,2204701$51,520$51,520
Florida$49,300$42,7002400n/an/a
Oregon$49,070$46,8004802$51,070$42,630
Wisconsin$48,360$46,4706201$50,470$50,470
Utah$48,150$46,560400n/an/a
Arkansas$47,740$46,7502602$48,140$47,500
Tennessee$47,740$45,130600n/an/a
Nebraska$47,730$47,4205801$45,860$45,860
Virginia$47,290$41,2101700n/an/a
Georgia$46,990$48,9601,0201$52,000$52,000
Maine$46,170$47,410500n/an/a
New Hampshire$46,120$42,520300n/an/a
South Carolina$45,970$41,2901001$47,350$47,350
Nevada$45,870$43,590400n/an/a
Oklahoma$45,570$37,840n/a0n/an/a
South Dakota$44,030$41,4203501$47,170$47,170
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Agricultural Technicians salary in every city we cover

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Metro areaAverageMedianHourlyJobs
Des Moines, IA$67,460$65,300$32.43n/a
San Francisco, CA$66,620$65,280$32.03n/a
Santa Rosa, CA$65,110$66,540$31.3030
Phoenix, AZ$63,090$64,750$30.33n/a
Napa, CA$62,570$58,340$30.0840
Minneapolis, MN$62,050$52,600$29.83210
San Luis Obispo, CA$59,330$62,900$28.5260
Los Angeles, CA$58,920$63,630$28.33500
Lansing, MI$58,910$64,790$28.32120
Champaign, IL$58,850$63,080$28.2970
Chicago, IL$58,510$52,310$28.13160
Kansas City, MO$58,150$51,380$27.96170
Washington, DC$57,940$58,730$27.86140
Sacramento, CA$57,480$62,680$27.64460
Salinas, CA$57,140$53,510$27.4750
Bakersfield, CA$56,410$52,620$27.1280
Iowa City, IA$56,220$59,820$27.0370
Philadelphia, PA$56,000$52,510$26.92100
Modesto, CA$55,620$49,730$26.74100
Riverside, CA$55,250$49,310$26.5690
Wichita, KS$54,400$40,520$26.1550
Fargo, ND$54,260$51,770$26.0970
Fresno, CA$54,040$52,160$25.98150
Raleigh, NC$53,690$51,540$25.81n/a
Stockton, CA$53,020$51,840$25.4980
Boise, ID$52,380$49,220$25.18210
Idaho Falls, ID$52,200$48,870$25.09n/a
Atlanta, GA$52,000$54,380$25.00350
Indianapolis, IN$51,780$46,170$24.89150
Yakima, WA$51,520$48,100$24.7740
Portland, OR$51,070$46,800$24.55220
Twin Falls, ID$50,960$46,280$24.50120
Honolulu, HI$50,770$46,850$24.4190
Ames, IA$50,660$48,430$24.36140
Cedar Rapids, IA$50,550$40,110$24.3040
Madison, WI$50,470$47,030$24.27250
Manhattan, KS$49,580$51,270$23.8490
Baltimore, MD$48,820$48,980$23.47n/a
Little Rock, AR$48,140$46,760$23.1550
Davenport, IA$48,010$43,960$23.0840
Fayetteville, AR$47,500$49,010$22.84n/a
Greenville, SC$47,350$50,800$22.7730
Sioux Falls, SD$47,170$42,280$22.6850
Lafayette, IN$46,130$44,720$22.1850
Omaha, NE$45,860$38,030$22.05160
Grand Rapids, MI$45,730$40,830$21.99n/a
Charlotte, NC$43,480$41,030$20.90n/a
Jefferson City, MO$43,350$40,540$20.84140
Salem, OR$42,630$38,720$20.5050

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Agricultural Technicians salary: questions

Where do agricultural technicians make the most money?

In Des Moines, IA, with an average of $67,460 a year, among the 49 metro areas we cover.

What is the average agricultural technicians salary in the U.S.?

$53,840 a year nationwide (BLS OEWS national estimates, May 2025); the median is $49,630, so half of agricultural technicians earn more than that and half less.

What salary should agricultural technicians ask for?

Start from the figures for your city: the middle half of agricultural technicians nationwide earn between $40,950 (25th percentile) and $63,630 (75th percentile). Newer workers usually start near the 25th percentile and experienced ones can ask for the 75th; each city page shows the local range. See how to read salary percentiles.

Which state pays agricultural technicians the most?

New Jersey, with a statewide average of $71,690 a year (BLS state estimates, May 2025).

Where is agricultural technicians pay the lowest?

Salem, OR, at $42,630 a year on average. Lower pay often comes with lower prices: check the cost of living on each city page.

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