Paycheck Atlas

Highest-paying states for farm and home management educators

California leads at $98,770 a year. Pay is not adjusted for local prices; see each page for the cost-of-living view.

PlaceMedian25th–75th
California$98,770$97,030–$108,770
Maryland$79,780$62,810–$99,450
Virginia$76,710$55,000–$85,690
Arizona$73,210$62,430–$85,690
Massachusetts$66,920$66,800–$70,620
Colorado$66,230$54,060–$82,490
Maine$65,780$50,610–$80,470
Indiana$65,740$52,010–$81,560
Michigan$65,030$47,950–$83,310
North Carolina$64,280$51,100–$77,830
North Dakota$63,480$51,030–$84,280
Delaware$63,300$61,030–$78,180
Vermont$62,830$61,010–$75,060
New Mexico$62,730$60,890–$72,510
Kentucky$61,190$49,340–$70,860
Wisconsin$60,920$60,920–$60,920
Nebraska$60,670$36,860–$77,850
South Dakota$60,440$49,350–$77,270
Alabama$58,330$46,650–$75,460
Kansas$52,870$44,170–$65,190
West Virginia$50,930$46,860–$79,130
Wyoming$50,510$48,530–$58,380
Arkansas$49,640$41,870–$58,650
Florida$49,090$38,050–$60,630
New York$48,860$35,380–$61,530
Hawaii$48,340$44,760–$49,600
Iowa$48,200$45,010–$60,840
Georgia$33,510$20,470–$49,300
Texas$33,260$23,460–$45,600

Data period: BLS OEWS May 2025.