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The latest USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) annual Acreage report available as of October 7, 2026, was released June 30, 2026. Its comparison table lists 2025 U.S. corn planted acreage at 98.788 million acres, versus the 95.2 million acres USDA initially estimated in June 2025—a difference of 3.588 million acres. The newer report also estimates 2026 corn acreage; its year-over-year comparisons should not be mistaken for revisions to 2025.
What the latest USDA acreage report says about 2025
USDA NASS publishes its annual Acreage report alongside its crop statistics. The National Agricultural Library’s publication archive identifies the June 30, 2026 release as the latest available as of October 7, 2026. The report covers planted and/or harvested acreage for many crops, with national and state figures. Read the June 30, 2026 USDA NASS report; check the USDA National Agricultural Library archive.
The clearest documented 2025 update is for corn. USDA’s June 2025 report initially estimated 95.2 million U.S. acres planted to corn. In the June 2026 report, the comparison table lists 98.788 million acres for 2025. The later figure is 3.588 million acres higher than the initial published estimate. These are values from two different report dates, not a claim that 98.788 million acres was the final harvested area.
Initial 2025 estimates and later year-over-year comparisons
The June 2025 release provided initial planted-acreage estimates for several major crops. The June 2026 release’s up-or-down statements compare its 2026 estimates with 2025; they do not, on their own, state exact revised 2025 acreage for each crop.
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| Crop | June 2025 initial estimate for 2025 | June 2026 report’s comparison |
|---|---|---|
| Corn | 95.2 million acres planted | 2025 comparison value: 98.788 million acres. The June 2026 report estimates 95.343 million acres planted in 2026, down 3% from its 2025 comparison figure. |
| Soybeans | 83.4 million acres planted | 2026 soybean acreage is up 5% from 2025; an exact revised 2025 value is not established by the cited release summary. |
| All wheat | 45.5 million acres planted | 2026 wheat acreage is down 6% from 2025; an exact revised 2025 value is not established by the cited release summary. |
| All cotton | 10.1 million acres planted | 2026 cotton acreage is up 6% from 2025; an exact revised 2025 value is not established by the cited release summary. |
The initial crop figures come from USDA NASS’s June 30, 2025 report. Read the June 30, 2025 USDA NASS report. The 2026 corn estimate and the 2026 year-over-year directions for corn, soybeans, wheat, and cotton are summarized in the agency’s June 30, 2026 news release.
How to read the corn figures without mixing estimates
The 2025 revision comparison
The 95.2-million-acre figure is the estimate published in June 2025. The 98.788-million-acre figure is the 2025 value shown in the June 2026 comparison table. Subtracting the first from the second gives 3.588 million acres. This comparison describes how the reported 2025 value changed between publications.
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The separate 2026 estimate
The June 2026 report gives 95.343 million acres as its estimate of corn planted in 2026 (rounded to 95.3 million in the headline). Its “down 3 percent from 2025” statement compares that 2026 estimate with the 2025 figure in the same report. It is not another way of describing the 2025 revision.
Planted acreage is not harvested acreage
These figures refer to acreage planted, not the area ultimately harvested for grain. The annual report also publishes harvested-area data for crops where applicable. Keep the measure and the reporting year aligned when using a table or comparing figures.
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Why acreage estimates can change
The June 2025 estimate followed the March Prospective Plantings report, which concerns farmers’ planting intentions. For its June estimate, NASS surveyed approximately 67,700 farm operators during the first two weeks of June to gather information about what had actually been planted. An estimate based on a mid-year survey can differ from a later comparison value as acreage information is updated.
NASS also reports historical reliability measures. For the June 2025 corn planted-acreage estimate, its 20-year historical data showed a 2.1% 90% confidence interval and an average difference of 891,000 acres between mid-year and final estimates. In that comparison period, the mid-year corn estimate was below the final estimate six times and above it 14 times. NASS cautions that this history does not establish whether the current estimate will be above or below its eventual final value. These are historical reliability statistics, not an adjustment to apply mechanically to the 2025 figures.
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What the report covers
Acreage supplements USDA’s Crop Production publication. Its coverage spans crops including corn, soybeans, wheat, oats, barley, rye, sorghum, rice, peanuts, sunflower, flaxseed, canola, cotton, dry beans, potatoes, sugarbeets, hay, tobacco, and sugarcane. The archive notes that selected genetically modified plant data have been included since 2000. For comparisons, use the relevant crop, state or national total, planted or harvested measure, and report date.
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