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This publication reports on acreage, yield per acre, cost of production, market movements, prices to producers and domestic and foreign supplies of corn and corn products. This data is reported for years 1800 to 1926. Corn futures are also reported here with information provided on the volume of trading at select US markets, open commitments, and prices. This futures data is reported for years 1921 to 1929 and 1933 to 1935.

This report compares corn prices with the value of processing products for Eastern Corn Belt ethanol plants, with comparisons to the previous week and year. This area represents plants in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and Michigan.

This report concerns the weekly shipment amounts, by weight, of corn. Data presented is organized by commodity variety, mode of transport, and origin of shipment. Also included are the total shipments of the last two seasons.

This report contains the prices of wet and dry milled corn for central Illinois, a trade summary for crude corn oil, and weekly and monthly prices by mode of transport.

This publication reports on the harvesting of corn and other crops for grain. Information is presented on harvesting methods, acreage, and yield. Data from years 1909 to 1960 is represented in this publication.

This archived dataset does not contain recent data or information. Includes U.S. data on corn sweetener supply and use, prices, trade, and deliveries to domestic users by type of use during the period 1970-92. Includes data for high-fructose corn syrup (HFCS), dextrose, and glucose supply and use. Last published November 1993.

A Corn Objective Yield Survey is conducted monthly from August to November to forecast end-of-season yields for the major corn producing states in the US. This report will provide information on the types of data collected from the corn objective yield surveys and how they relate to the Agricultural Statistics Board yield estimates. The information is being provided to data users to aid in understanding the corn objective yield program and to provide a historical perspective of the changes in the number of plants per acre, ears per acre, and average row width indicated by the objective yield survey that have occurred in the objective yield data over the last 15 years.

This report covers South Dakota Ethanol Plant corn bids and grain offers. Spot bid yellow corn basis and bid prices are documented along with distillers grains offers, listed by product, and ethanol offers.

This report contains processing values for ethanol and other co-products, compared with current corn prices. Includes comparisons with the previous week and the same week the previous year.

This report contains data on the amount, by weight, of corn, sorghum, soybeans, and sunflower inspected for export. Data presented is organized by class, region, and port area.

This is the first report issued by NASS on marketing contract arrangements for corn, soybeans, and wheat. Included in the report are statistics relevant to the number of contracts by crop, the percentage of production sold through marketing contracts, and prices received by farmers and crop prices. Additional characteristics mentioned in the report include distance traveled for contract versus non-contract delivery, and the presence or absence of confidentiality clauses within the contracts.

This report contains data on the amount, by weight, of corn, sorghum, soybean, and sunflower inspected/weighed for export. Data presented is organized by class, region, and country of destination.

This report contains data on the amount, by weight, of corn, sorghum, soybean, and sunflower inspected for export. Data presented is organized by class, region, and port area.

This dataset contains the annual U.S. national and state data for area, production, cost, price, and value of fresh and processed sweet corn. Additional statistics include monthly domestic shipping data as well as U.S. imports and exports from selected countries and global area, production and trade. Dataset updated June 2010.

This archived report does not contain recent information or data and was last published April 1999. Included in this report are annual models for U.S. farm prices for corn and wheat, based on market factors as well as government agricultural commodity programs. The pricing relationships utilize a stocks-to-use modeling framework to capture the effects of market supply and demand factors on price determination. This formulation is augmented by factors that represent the changing role of agricultural policies, particularly government price support and stockholding programs. Model properties and model performance measures are presented. Additionally, recent price-forecasting applications of the models are discussed. The relatively simple structure of the estimated price models and their small data requirements lend themselves to use in price-forecasting applications in conjunction with market analysis of supply and demand conditions.

This report contains processing values for ethanol and other co-products in Nebraska, compared with current corn prices. Includes comparisons with the previous week and the same week the previous year.

This report contains data on the amount, by weight, of grains inspected for export. Data presented is organized by region and country of destination.

This publication includes information about the amount of grain stocks owned by producers. Corn, wheat, sorghum and soybeans are included in the coverage, with data from 1979 to 1982.

This publication presents final estimates of prices received by farmers for field crops, including for varieties of wheat, rye, rice, corn for grain, sorghum for grain, oats, all barley, hay, and alfalfa hay. Data is presented by State and for the whole of the United States. Data from years 1866 to 1982 are included in this publication series.

This annual report provides historical statistics for Grain Stocks report which contains stocks of all wheat, durum wheat, corn, sorghum, oats, barley, soybeans, flaxseed,canola, rapeseed, rye, sunflower, safflower, mustard seed, by states and U.S. and by position (on-farm or off-farm storage). Reports of stock holdings were normally received from operations
covering about 90 percent of the capacity, with estimates made for missing facilities.