Wisconsin Soybeans Yield & Precision Agriculture Data 2026
USDA NASS · Updated October 2026
Wisconsin Soybeans yield is forecast at 54.0 bu/acre for 2026 (USDA Oct forecast) —
about 0.9 bu/ac above
the US average of 53.1 bu/ac. State-level estimates, sourced directly from USDA NASS.
54.0▼ 3.6% vs 2025Bu/acre yield 2026 · Oct forecast
+0.9vs US avg 53.1Gap to national average
$12.10per bushelCurrent farm price
52.9bu/ac7-yr avg
56.0bu/ac, 20257-yr high
$653at 54.0 bu/acGross revenue/acre
Soybeans yield trend
Wisconsin vs the US average, 2020–2026 (7 years of USDA NASS data)
Wisconsin
US average
Wisconsin Soybeans yield vs US average, 2020–2026
Year
Wisconsin (bu/ac)
US average (bu/ac)
2020
52
51
2021
55
51.7
2022
54
49.6
2023
51
50.6
2024
48
50.7
2025
56
53
2026
54
53.1
How Wisconsin compares
Top Soybeans-producing states, 2026 yield
State
Yield (bu/ac)
vs US avg
Illinois
68
+28.1%
Indiana
63
+18.6%
Iowa
63
+18.6%
Ohio
62
+16.8%
Arkansas
59
+11.1%
Mississippi
59
+11.1%
Nebraska
59
+11.1%
Louisiana
55
+3.6%
Precision ag platforms used by Wisconsin Soybeans farmers
Overview of major platforms — features and fit for different operation sizes. No sponsored content.
Farm management + agronomic records + financial tracking in one platform. Best fit for large operations needing both field data and business management tools.
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.
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 Wisconsin Soybeans 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
54 bu/ac
Annual savings
$293,400/yr
Payback period
4 mo
3-year ROI
807%
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 Wisconsin
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. Wisconsin Soybeans 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.
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