The USDA is expecting a slight year-to-year decrease for second crop soybean planting.
4% of U.S. soybean acres are expected to be planted after another crop is harvested, compared to 5% in both 2021 and 2020, matching the 2019 total.
The USDA says nearly 16 million acres of U.S. soybeans remained unplanted as of June 1st.
The USDA’s next production update is out July 12th.
Year to year comparisons for reported Brownfield states:
Arkansas: 4%, unchanged from 2021
Illinois: 5%, compared to 4% in 2021
Indiana: 2%, compared to 5% in 2021
Kansas: 8%, compared to 7% in 2021
Missouri: 6%, unchanged from 2021
Ohio: 2%, compared to 1% in 2021
Tennessee: 21%, compared to 27% in 2021
USDA sees fewer second crop soybean acres
