Gain insight with an outlook on American farmers’ planting plans for the year.
Last week, we asked farmers if they've planted or considered planting conventional corn or soybeans. Nearly 1,100 farms totalling 3,000,000 acres responded to the poll within just a few hours!
The national data is as follows:
Already Growing: 27.6%,
Maybe in Next 2-3 Years: 21.3%,
Not Considering: 51.1%.
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Farmers growing or considering growing conventional corn or soybeans cited lower seed costs and access to attractive production contracts as driver behind their decisions.
Farmers who are not considering growing conventinal corn or soybeans cited weed pressure and lack of buyers in their region.
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FBN℠ members received a full state by state breakdown which provided a real-time glimpse into the level of interest by farmers to grow conventional corn or soybeans in their region.
State level results are available for the following: AR, CO, IA, IL, IN, KS, MI, MN, MO, ND, NE, OH, OK, SD, TX, WI.
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