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World supply: who grows and sells the grain

USDA's country-by-country estimates for wheat, corn and soybeans: production, exports and ending stocks for the 2026/27 season, with the change from last month's USDA report and from last year. Million metric tons (MMT).

WheatCornSoybeans
Corn 2026/27Productionvs last monthvs last yearExportsvs last monthvs last yearEnding stocksvs last year
World 1293.8n/a-36.9 210.7n/a-5.2 280.4-26.7
United States 407.3n/a-23.6 83.8n/a-3.3 47.0-6.2
Brazil 139.0n/a-2.0 43.0n/a+5.0 10.6-4.2
Argentina 55.0n/a-9.0 38.0n/a-7.0 5.0-0.7
Ukraine 31.8n/a+0.9 22.0n/a-0.2 5.5+2.6
China 307.0n/a+5.8 0.0n/a0.0 165.1-12.0

USDA release: October 2026; month-over-month changes start with USDA's next release. Marketing years differ by country (for example Brazil's soybean year starts in February); USDA lines them up by season. 1 MMT of wheat or soybeans = 36.7 million bushels; of corn = 39.4 million bushels.

Source: USDA Foreign Agricultural Service, Production, Supply and Distribution (PSD), the same estimates behind the WASDE world tables. Updated the day of each WASDE report. See also WASDE in plain English, U.S. export shipments and the China tracker.