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Crop exports as a percent of production to remain stable over the projection period

  • Farm Economy
  • Crops
  • International Markets & U.S. Trade
  • Corn and Other Feed Grains
  • Soybeans and Oil Crops
  • Wheat
  • Cotton and Wool
Line chart showing crop exports as a percent of production for corn, soybean, wheat, and upland cotton from marketing year 2010/11 to 2022/23, with projections for 2023/24 to 2031/32.

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After climbing in recent months amid unstable global economic and market circumstances, nominal prices for U.S. soybeans, wheat, corn, and cotton are projected to decline in the near term and move to more historical levels in the next 10 years. Yields and area growth over that time are expected to boost production and exports for corn, cotton, and soybeans and hold production and exports for wheat relatively stable.

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