The USDA made modest changes to its 2025 planted area figures for corn and soybeans. Following a survey of farmers, U.S. corn acreage is pegged at 95.203 million acres, slightly below what the USDA was projecting in March, but up 5% from 2024’s total of 90.594 million, with 86.774 million acres expected to be harvested […]
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