The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), in its first unofficial projections in terms of acreage for the 2023 growing season, is looking at a potential increase of 2.5 million planted corn acres this year. USDA came out with those projections in its annual outlook conference during the third week in February.
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Early projections show increase in corn acres for 2023
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