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America’s Corn Belt Dilemma | Economics

By Editorial Board Published September 2, 2025 3 Min Read
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America’s Corn Belt Dilemma | Economics

America’s Corn Belt Dilemma | Economics

America’s Corn Belt skilled a record-breaking harvest this 12 months, a lot to the dismay of farmers. The Division of Agriculture anticipates that corn manufacturing will attain 16.7 billion bushels this 12 months, surpassing the 2023 report of 15.3 billion bushels. The conundrum is that demand is down, provide is up, and farmers are dropping income.

Just one.5% of America’s corn manufacturing finds its method into the grocery shops. Round 40% of America’s corn is used to feed cattle, a declining market on account of local weather change rules. An extra 15% is exported to different nations, with Mexico coming in as the highest importer, buying $5.5 billion in corn yearly. But, a further 37% of the home corn harvest is used to create ethanol.

The Nationwide Corn Growers Affiliation (NCGA) is looking upon Congress to allow year-round buy of ethanoyl merchandise:

“Corn growers are already marketing their corn for extremely low corn prices, and this massive projected corn supply without market-based solutions to increasing corn demand is already causing corn prices to fall further,” mentioned Illinois farmer and NCGA President Kenneth Hartman Jr. “Because we need markets fast for this supply, we are redoubling and intensifying our call for Congress to pass pending E15 legislation that will allow for year-round consumer access to higher blends of ethanol and for the Trump administration to quickly broker deals that will open new foreign markets for corn.”

Corn costs have dropped from $4.20 to $3.90 per bushel. The common price of manufacturing per acre is $897, in accordance with the USDA, and he common price to develop a bushel is $4.75. Which means farmers will expertise a $0.85 loss per bushel. This could be the third consecutive 12 months of losses for American corn farmers as they took at $0.60 bushel loss in 2024, and a $0.58 bushel loss in 2023. American farmers are going through a disaster forward if demand stays low, and it stays to be seen if new laws surrounding ethanol might be enough.

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