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Illinois
648.9M
Iowa
573M
Minnesota
349.4M
Indiana
334.3M
Ohio
274.3M
Nebraska
266.8M
Missouri
265M
South Dakota
223.1M
North Dakota
218.7M
Arkansas
159.3M
Mississippi
119.3M
Wisconsin
105.1M
Kansas
104.8M
Kentucky
100.1M
Michigan
93.4M
Tennessee
80.1M
North Carolina
62.8M
Louisiana
39.2M
Pennsylvania
26.3M
Virginia
21.7M
Maryland
21.6M
New York
17.3M
South Carolina
15M
Alabama
14.8M
Oklahoma
10.7M
Delaware
6.8M
Georgia
6.7M
New Jersey
4.2M
Texas
2.1M

Soybean Production by State 2024

Soybean Production by State 2024

Soybean production in the United States is a significant part of the country's agriculture sector, with several states contributing substantially to the overall output. The leading soybean-producing states include Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Indiana, and Ohio. These states benefit from a combination of favorable climate conditions, fertile soils, and well-established agricultural infrastructure that supports the large-scale cultivation of soybeans. Soybeans are used in various food products, animal feed, and industrial applications, such as biodiesel and ink production, which has driven much of the industry's growth.

In terms of global soybean production, the United States ranks among the top producers, alongside countries such as Brazil and Argentina. In recent years, Brazil has emerged as the world's largest soybean producer, surpassing the United States in output. However, the United States still plays a crucial role in the international soybean market, exporting soybeans and soybean-derived products to various countries around the world.

Soybean Production by State 2024

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State
Soybean Production 2023 (BU)
Illinois648.9M
Iowa573M
Minnesota349.4M
Indiana334.3M
Ohio274.3M
Nebraska266.8M
Missouri265M
South Dakota223.1M
North Dakota218.7M
Arkansas159.3M
Mississippi119.3M
Wisconsin105.1M
Kansas104.8M
Kentucky100.1M
Michigan93.4M
Tennessee80.1M
North Carolina62.8M
Louisiana39.2M
Pennsylvania26.3M
Virginia21.7M
Maryland21.6M
New York17.3M
South Carolina15M
Alabama14.8M
Oklahoma10.7M
Delaware6.8M
Georgia6.7M
New Jersey4.2M
Texas2.1M
United States4.2B

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