Kansas Sorghum Yield & Precision Agriculture Data 2026

USDA NASS · Updated October 2026

Kansas Sorghum yield is forecast at 65.0 bu/acre for 2026 (USDA Oct forecast) — about 9.3 bu/ac above the US average of 55.7 bu/ac. State-level estimates, sourced directly from USDA NASS.

65.0 ▼ 27.8% vs 2025 Bu/acre yield 2026 · Oct forecast
+9.3 vs US avg 55.7 Gap to national average
$4.31 per bushel Current farm price
67.7 bu/ac 7-yr avg
90.0 bu/ac, 2025 7-yr high
$280 at 65.0 bu/ac Gross revenue/acre

Sorghum yield trend

Kansas vs the US average, 2020–2026 (7 years of USDA NASS data)

Kansas US average
Kansas Sorghum yield vs US average, 2020–2026
YearKansas (bu/ac)US average (bu/ac)
20208573.2
20217869
20223941.1
20235252
20246561.3
20259072.6
20266555.7

How Kansas compares

Top Sorghum-producing states, 2026 yield

StateYield (bu/ac)vs US avg
Nebraska85+52.6%
South Dakota72+29.3%
Kansas65+16.7%
Texas47-15.6%
Oklahoma39-30%
Colorado32-42.5%

Precision ag platforms used by Kansas Sorghum farmers

Overview of major platforms — features and fit for different operation sizes. No sponsored content.

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Climate FieldView by Bayer
Field mapping, yield analysis, variable-rate prescriptions. 250M+ acres globally. Tight John Deere integration. Note: owned by Bayer, recommends Bayer seed products.
Row cropsJohn DeereVRTPaid
Granular by Corteva
Farm management + agronomic records + financial tracking in one platform. Best fit for large operations needing both field data and business management tools.
Farm managementFinancialsLarge opsPaid
Farmonaut
Satellite NDVI crop monitoring at the lowest price point in the market. Free tier available. Good entry point for operations not yet using precision ag data platforms.
SatelliteNDVIFree tierEntry level
OneSoil
European-built satellite field mapping with free basic plan. Strong on automatic field boundary detection and NDVI visualization. No hardware required.
SatelliteNDVIFree planNo hardware

Precision ag ROI calculator

Estimate annual savings for your Kansas Sorghum farm based on acreage and current yield

🌽 Precision Ag ROI Calculator

Estimate the payback on variable-rate seeding, zone-based fertility, and overlap reduction for your farm.

5000 ac
65 bu/ac
Annual savings
$460,600/yr
Payback period
3 mo
3-year ROI
1325%

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.

USDA funding for precision ag in Kansas
The Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) pays about 75% of the typical cost of eligible precision-agriculture and conservation practices (90% for beginning and other historically underserved producers) — including variable-rate technology, soil sensors, and farm data platforms. Kansas Sorghum farmers may qualify for significant cost-share assistance. EQIP accepts applications year-round — contact your local USDA Service Center for your state's ranking cutoff and eligibility requirements.
Kansas EQIP guide →
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Data source: USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS), Crop Production report, Oct forecast 2026. The 2026 figure is a USDA forecast and will be replaced automatically when NASS publishes its next forecast or the final estimate. All yield figures are state-level estimates published by USDA NASS; this page refreshes automatically when NASS releases new numbers. nass.usda.gov