Wisconsin
Wisconsin Prospective Plantings Report
Wisconsin producers to plant extra soybeans, oats in 2023
Wisconsin farmers intend to plant 2.30 million acres of soybeans this 12 months, in accordance with the USDA, Nationwide Agricultural Statistics Service – Potential Plantings report.. That is 140,000 acres increased than 2022. (College of Wisconsin – Madison)
MADISON, Wis. — Wisconsin farmers intend to plant 3.95 million acres of corn for all functions in 2023 in accordance with the USDA, Nationwide Agricultural Statistics Service – Potential Plantings report. That is unchanged from 2022.
Producers intend to plant 2.30 million acres of soybeans in Wisconsin this 12 months. That is 140,000 acres increased than 2022.
Farmers in Wisconsin anticipate to reap 1.03 million acres of all dry hay for the 2023 crop 12 months. That is 70,000 acres under final 12 months.
Wisconsin farmers intend to plant 175,000 acres of oats for all functions. That is up 35,000 acres from final 12 months.
Winter wheat planted space is estimated at 290,000 acres, down 15,000 acres from final 12 months.
Wisconsin farmers intend to plant 18,000 acres of barley, up 4,000 acres from final 12 months.
The Potential Plantings report gives the primary official, survey-based estimates of U.S. farmers’ 2023 planting intentions. NASS’s acreage estimates are based mostly totally on surveys carried out in the course of the first two weeks of March from a pattern of roughly 72,900 farm operators throughout the US with greater than 2,100 from Wisconsin. Precise plantings will rely on climate, financial circumstances and the supply of manufacturing inputs on the time producers make their closing planting selections.
— USDA Nationwide Agricultural Statistics Service