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 pre-report average estimate, but within the range. Planted area is expected to increase or remain unchanged in 40 […]
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