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Farm country just got its first official 2026 progress shock as USDA showed winter wheat at 35% good to excellent, corn at 2% planted, soybeans at 2% and sorghum at 2%, a slow but very watchable start to the new growing season.

By Juan Manuel Garro

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April 7, 2026

What should have been a routine planting report turned into a huge warning sign after USDA’s March 2026 Prospective Plantings survey drew the lowest March response rate ever at 37.6%, deepening fears that distrust is now haunting the government’s core farm data.

By Juan Manuel Garro

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April 5, 2026

A fresh USDA data controversy is exploding after record-low survey participation rattled confidence in the March 2026 Prospective Plantings report, with NASS openly acknowledging it must rebuild trust if farmers are going to keep sharing the numbers markets rely on.

By Juan Manuel Garro

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April 4, 2026

This new USDA snapshot is packed with supply drama because corn stocks hit 9.02 billion bushels, soybeans reached 2.10 billion and all wheat came in at 1.30 billion, giving the acreage story an even bigger punch across farm country.

By Juan Manuel Garro

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April 4, 2026

America’s grain balance sheet just got a fresh stress test after USDA pegged March 1 corn stocks at 9.02 billion bushels, with soybeans at 2.10 billion and wheat at 1.30 billion, giving traders a lot more supply to chew on this spring.

By Juan Manuel Garro

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April 3, 2026

America’s 2026 crop map just got a dramatic reset as USDA says corn acreage is falling hard in Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wisconsin while soybean gains spread across the Plains and Midwest.

By Juan Manuel Garro

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April 3, 2026

Farm country is buzzing after USDA revealed 9.02 billion bushels of corn in storage on March 1, plus 2.10 billion bushels of soybeans and 1.30 billion of wheat, a three-crop snapshot loaded with price pressure and spring planting drama.

By Juan Manuel Garro

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April 2, 2026

The latest USDA Agricultural Prices report is turning heads as February brought a 12% jump in the Prices Received Index, a 14% rise in crop production prices and a beef cattle boom that pushed values $36.00 above the same month last year.

By Juan Manuel Garro

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April 2, 2026

A blockbuster USDA report just shook the grain world after March 31 data showed 95.3 million intended corn acres, 84.7 million soybean acres and all wheat plantings down to 43.8 million, adding fresh tension to spring 2026.

By Juan Manuel Garro

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April 2, 2026

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Farm country just got its first official 2026 progress shock as USDA showed winter wheat at 35% good to excellent, corn at 2% planted, soybeans at 2% and sorghum at 2%, a slow but very watchable start to the new growing season.

What should have been a routine planting report turned into a huge warning sign after USDA’s March 2026 Prospective Plantings survey drew the lowest March response rate ever at 37.6%, deepening fears that distrust is now haunting the government’s core farm data.

A fresh USDA data controversy is exploding after record-low survey participation rattled confidence in the March 2026 Prospective Plantings report, with NASS openly acknowledging it must rebuild trust if farmers are going to keep sharing the numbers markets rely on.

This new USDA snapshot is packed with supply drama because corn stocks hit 9.02 billion bushels, soybeans reached 2.10 billion and all wheat came in at 1.30 billion, giving the acreage story an even bigger punch across farm country.

America’s grain balance sheet just got a fresh stress test after USDA pegged March 1 corn stocks at 9.02 billion bushels, with soybeans at 2.10 billion and wheat at 1.30 billion, giving traders a lot more supply to chew on this spring.

America’s 2026 crop map just got a dramatic reset as USDA says corn acreage is falling hard in Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wisconsin while soybean gains spread across the Plains and Midwest.

Farm country is buzzing after USDA revealed 9.02 billion bushels of corn in storage on March 1, plus 2.10 billion bushels of soybeans and 1.30 billion of wheat, a three-crop snapshot loaded with price pressure and spring planting drama.

The latest USDA Agricultural Prices report is turning heads as February brought a 12% jump in the Prices Received Index, a 14% rise in crop production prices and a beef cattle boom that pushed values $36.00 above the same month last year.

A blockbuster USDA report just shook the grain world after March 31 data showed 95.3 million intended corn acres, 84.7 million soybean acres and all wheat plantings down to 43.8 million, adding fresh tension to spring 2026.

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