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Apr. 15, 2025 BrownfieldAgNews reports: Early U.S. corn planting is a little bit slower than the past several years. The USDA says that as of Sunday, 4% of U.S. corn is planted, compared to the five-year average of 5%, with wet conditions delaying activity in some areas. 2% of soybeans are planted, matching the normal rate. 47% of U.S. winter wheat is rated good to excellent, down 1% on the week and 8% on the year, with 8% headed, in-line with the average. 7% of spring wheat is planted, which is also the typical pace this time of year. 5% of cotton is planted, compared to 8% on average. 32% of the rice crop is planted, faster than in most recent years. 15% of sorghum is planted, equal to usual total in mid-April. The USDA's weekly national crop progress and condition reports run through the end of November. Tweet |
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