Rice
Lower-band Grain receipts from USDA ERS (2023), smaller national share, still scored state-by-state in the table below.
$3.2B · lower-third receipts · 4% of peak $80.0B
Category: Grain · USDA Code: RICE
Rice is a lower-band commodity in this table
Rice is in the lower third of valued commodities at $3.2B (4% of peak $80.0B), below mid-pack peers above $7.5B.
Production of rice is tracked across states in the USDA Census of Agriculture; state receipt rows are not joined on this page yet.
As a grain account, rice receipts track planted acres, yields, and farmgate prices that USDA NASS and ERS publish separately by state. Figures follow USDA Economic Research Service Farm Income and Wealth Statistics and NASS production series, not typed editorial estimates.
Questions on this low-band Grain
Where does Rice sit on national cash receipts in this table?
US rice cash receipts are $3.2B, in the lower third of valued commodities (4% of peak $80.0B). Top state: AR.
Which states produce the most rice?
State-level production data for rice is published in the USDA Census of Agriculture; this page does not yet join those state rows.
Compare another Grain account: Wheat ($10.3B) · How grain & oilseed subsidies work
Source: USDA Economic Research Service, Farm Income and Wealth Statistics For informational purposes only, not financial, investment, or agricultural advice. Data may be subject to revision by the source agency.
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