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Total U.S. Crop Acre Estimations Could Alter Based on June USDA Report

Posted June 14, 2021
in Top Ag News

The USDA March Prospective Plantings report which showed smaller-than-expected corn and soybean acreage numbers has industry experts predicting revisions in the upcoming June report. Analysts foresee an increase of almost 6 million acres for corn from the March report. Any substantial increase in the corn or soybean planted acreage numbers will likely alter other principal crops numbers and impact the estimated total size of crop acres. See how these implications play out visually in these graphs.

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