Iowa leads US corn production with some of the highest yields in the nation, supported by deep topsoil and a temperate climate. The state has among the highest precision ag adoption rates, driven by strong extension programs and competitive commodity markets.
Published crop data pages
All USDA NASS yield pages available for Iowa
| Crop | 2026 Yield (bu/ac) | vs US avg | View data |
|---|---|---|---|
| Corn | 219.0 | +20.9% | View full data → |
| Soybeans | 63.0 | +18.6% | View full data → |
Precision ag ROI calculator
Pick a Iowa crop, set acreage and yield, see estimated savings
Estimate the payback on variable-rate seeding, zone-based fertility, and overlap reduction for your farm.
Estimate only — based on industry-average implementation costs (variable-rate seeding $18/ac, zone-based fertility $22/ac, overlap reduction $9/ac; $12,000 fixed + $17/ac ongoing) and USDA yield benchmarks, not a quote.