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Crop Review

USDA NASS Data · Updated Apr 2026

US Crop Production & Agriculture Data

Production data, acreage, and yields for major US crops across 35 states. From corn and soybeans to wheat and cotton — real USDA data.

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Top Crop-Producing States

#StateCrops TrackedTotal AcreageTop Crop
1Iowa912.2M acresCorn
2Illinois1243.2M acresCorn
3North Dakota1913.3M acresSoybeans
4Minnesota1210.4M acresCorn
5Nebraska57.8M acresCorn
6South Dakota1614.5M acresCorn
7Kansas1421.1M acresCorn
8Indiana25.6M acresCorn
9Missouri69.5M acresSoybeans
10Texas1722.0M acresHay
11Ohio24.9M acresSoybeans
12Arkansas104.0M acresSoybeans
13Montana811.0M acresWheat
14Wisconsin32.9M acresCorn
15Idaho75.6M acresHay
16California101.7M acresHay
17Kentucky36.0M acresSoybeans
18Oklahoma610.6M acresHay
19Mississippi43.1M acresSoybeans
20Washington44.2M acresHay

Frequently Asked Questions

Corn is the most-produced crop in the United States, with Iowa, Illinois, and Nebraska leading production. The US produces over 15 billion bushels of corn annually.

Iowa and Illinois are the top crop-producing states, leading in both corn and soybean production. California leads in fruit and vegetable production.

Crop Review uses data from the USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS), which conducts hundreds of surveys annually covering production, prices, and farm operations across all 50 states.