USDA: Corn planting in the USA reaches 3% of the area

Published Apr 8, 2024

Tridge summary

The latest USDA crop monitoring report indicates that corn planting in the U.S. is on track, with 3% of the intended area planted, matching last year's progress and slightly ahead of the five-year average. Illinois has seen 2% of its corn area planted, while Tennessee leads with 59%. Cotton planting is also progressing, with 5% completed, on par with last year but just below the average. Meanwhile, spring wheat planting is underway, with 3% of the area planted, aligning with the average. These figures provide a snapshot of the current state of crop planting across the country.
Disclaimer:The above summary was generated by Tridge's proprietary AI model for informational purposes.

Original content

The USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) brought its new weekly crop monitoring report this Monday (8), showing corn planting reaching 3% of the area until last Sunday (7), the same number as last year and the average of the last five is 2%. A week ago, it was 2%. The state of Illinois, the second largest producer of the cereal in the country, has already planted 2% of its area. Tennessee is the most advanced state, at 59%. Cotton sowing, in turn, reached 5%, compared to 3% ...

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