SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WTVO) — Whiskey Acres Blue Popcorn Bourbon, made in northern Illinois, has advanced to the final 8 “coolest products made in Illinois” in the state’s 2025 “Maker’s ...

Illinois corn growers intend to plant 11.1 million acres in 2025, up 3% from 2024′s 10.8 million. Soybean planted area is expected to total 10.5 million acres, down 3% from last year’s 10.8 ...

“The number that everyone was wondering about was corn acreage,” said John Heinberg, market advisor with Total Farm Marketing. “It came in at 95.3 million acres, about a million acres higher than the ...

The USDA expects farmers to plant more acres of corn and fewer acres of soybeans in 2025. Corn planted area is projected at 95.3 million acres, up 5 percent from last year. The numbers are above the ...

USDA’s first survey-based acreage report of the year confirmed one thing: U.S. farmers plan to plant considerably morn corn acres than they did in 2024. But even with corn acres coming in above 95 ...

Both high-yielding and low-yielding states are set to boost corn acres this year, leading some market participants to wonder if the lower-yielding states could weigh down national yield.

Both high-yielding and low-yielding states are set to boost corn acres this year, leading some market participants to wonder if the lower-yielding states could weigh down national yield. The U.S.

Chicago | Reuters—Chicago September corn CU24 plunged on Friday to contract lows after U.S. Department of Agriculture data showed far more acres planted with the grain than expected due to favorable ...

According to the USDA we are expecting to see more corn acres this year!

U.S. farmers are expected to plant 95.3 million acres of corn this year while paring back soybean and wheat acreage. Corn acreage is expected to grow 5%, while soybeans will fall 4% to 83.5 million, ...

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