USA

Sugarcane in Louisiana and sugarbeet in northern U.S. states drive sugar production, with steady yield improvements in 2022.

U.S. hay and cotton production varies by region, with climate and demand influencing yields in the West, Midwest, South, and Southwest.

U.S. tobacco is led by North Carolina & Kentucky, while hops thrive in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho, influenced by climate & market demand.

Peanut production thrives in Texas, while maple syrup is concentrated in cooler northern U.S. regions like Vermont and New Hampshire.

Idaho's safflower prices hit $39.5/cwt in 2023, reflecting regional trends and demand for oil, health food, and local production costs.

Washington's lentil yields lead the U.S., driven by technology and crop management, though global production remains dominated by Canada.

California rice prices hit $33.4/cwt in 2023, reflecting high quality and rising costs, with regional differences in U.S. rice pricing.

Explore U.S. oats and rye production trends, with fluctuating yields and prices, and the role of farming innovations in stabilizing outputs.

Explore regional differences in U.S. wheat and barley yields, with Arizona's wheat at $11/bu, and how climate and market demand influence prices.

Explore U.S. sugarcane production hitting 32.1 million tons in 2023, driven by tech advancements, climate, and sustainable practices.