USDA Report: Soybean Planting 95% Complete

2026-06-16 17:52

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en.Wedoany.com Reported - The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) released the 11th Crop Progress Report for the 2026 growing season on June 14, covering emergence, planting, and growth condition data for corn, soybeans, winter wheat, spring wheat, and oats.

Soybean plants growing in a field

For corn, as of June 14, 94% of corn had emerged across the 18 major corn-producing states, slightly above the five-year average of 93%. The USDA has stopped reporting 2026 corn planting progress. For the week, national corn crop conditions were: good/excellent 68%, fair 26%, poor/very poor 6%. The previous week (ending June 7) had a good/excellent rating of 67%, compared to 72% a year ago.

Soybean data shows that as of June 14, 95% of soybeans had been planted across the 18 major soybean-producing states, above the five-year average of 93%. Farmers in Louisiana have completed soybean planting. Nationwide, 88% of soybeans had emerged, above the five-year average of 82%. For the week, soybean crop conditions were: good/excellent 66%, fair 28%, poor/very poor 6%. The previous week had a good/excellent rating of 65%, compared to 66% a year ago.

For winter wheat, as of June 14, 95% of winter wheat had headed across 18 major producing states, with a five-year average of 91%. Among these, 8 states had completed 25% of winter wheat harvesting, above the five-year average of 13%. For the week, winter wheat crop conditions were: good/excellent 27%, fair 28%, poor/very poor 45%. The previous week had a good/excellent rating of 25%, compared to 52% a year ago.

In 6 major spring wheat states, as of June 14, 95% of spring wheat had emerged, above the five-year average of 89%. The report shows that 6% of spring wheat had headed, slightly above the five-year average of 5%. For the week, national spring wheat crop conditions were: good/excellent 55%, fair 39%, poor/very poor 6%. The previous week had a good/excellent rating of 52%, compared to 57% a year ago.

In 9 major oat-producing states, 50% of oats had headed, above the five-year average of 46%. For the week, oat crop conditions were: good/excellent 52%, fair 29%, poor/very poor 19%. The previous week had a good/excellent rating of 47%, compared to 56% a year ago.

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