Barchart Raises U.S. Crop Production Forecasts and Cuts Canadian Estimates

• U.S. Corn Production - Forecast at 15.4B bu with a yield of 183.6 bu/ac.  This compares to the USDA’s 14.8B bu of production and 174.6 bu/ac yield.
• U.S. Soybean Production - Forecast at 4.5B bu with a yield of 51.3 bu/ac.  This compares to the USDA’s 4.3B bu of production and 50.0 bu/ac yield.
• U.S. Hard Red Winter Wheat Production - Forecast at 45.5 bu/ac.  This compares to the USDA’s yield forecast of 44.5 bu/ac (includes all winter wheat varieties).
• Canadian Spring Wheat Production - Forecast at 773.1M bu with a yield of 47.9 bu/ac.  This compares to the AAFC’s 601.1M bu of production and 36.4 bu/ac yield (includes spring wheat and winter wheat, excludes durum wheat).
• Canadian Soybean Production - Forecast at 222.9M bu with a yield of 42.2 bu/ac.  This compares to the AAFC’s 220.6M bu of production and 41.5 bu/ac yield.

CHICAGO, IL - September 7, 2021 - Barchart, a leading provider of data services, software and technology to global commodity buyers, agriculture, and the food supply chain, has released their September 2021 Yield and Production forecasts for U.S. and Canadian field crops.  This latest report indicates an increase in U.S. crop production for both corn, soybeans and hard red winter wheat, while Canadian production forecasts are showing a decrease for spring wheat and soybeans.

Released for free to the public on the first Tuesday of each month during the growing season, Barchart’s Crop Production and Yield Forecasts equips users with important insights to help their crop marketing and business decisions ahead of when traditional government reports from the U.S. and Canada are released. Barchart clients can access daily updates in cmdtyView or through an API subscription.

“As we begin the final weeks of the growing season before entering into harvest, our forecasts have adjusted to show an increase in yield for U.S. corn (183.6 bu/ac vs. 180.2 in August), soybeans (51.3 bu/ac vs. 51.0 bu/ac in August) and winter wheat (45.5 bu/ac vs. 45.4 bu/ac in August)”, said Barchart CEO Mark Haraburda. “On the other hand, while we have seen an increase in yield for U.S. crops, yield for Canadian crops are showing a decrease in spring wheat (47.9 bu/ac vs. 50.6 bu/ac in August) and soybeans (42.2 bu/ac vs. 42.6 bu/ac in August).”

Crop production forecasts from Barchart help users stay ahead of the curve throughout the growing season. Subscribers to cmdtyView Pro have daily access to the forecasts as well as additional information to evaluate possible changes in localized basis conditions. To sign up for a free 30-day trial to cmdtyView Pro, please click here.

To learn more about Barchart’s Crop Production Forecasts or to receive API access, please visit our website.

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