The US Winter Wheat Harvest has now pushed across the halfway mark in the 18 states that the National Ag Statistics Service compiles wheat crop data. 53% of the US Wheat harvest is complete, versus 37% a week ago, 62% a year ago and versus the 54% five year average.
Spring crop conditions nationally show the US Corn crop up slightly in the good to excellent categories at 74% good to excellent- up one percentage point from a week ago and up 6 points versus the five year average of 68%.
The US Soybean crop is unchanged from the last two weeks at 66% good to excellent condition and versus 68% good to excellent at this point a year ago.
Cotton crop conditions edged higher in this week’s report to 52% good to excellent- up one point from last week and up seven points compared to the 45%good to excellent rating of this week in 2024.
Grain Sorghum stands at 67% good to excellent this week versus 64% good to excellent last week and 59% good to excellent one year ago.
Finally- the US Pasture and Range Conditions improved week over week- helped by a big improvement in Texas. The US Pasture and Range condition is at 45% good to excellent versus 43% good to excellent of last week and the five year average of 44%.
Click here for the complete Crop Progress Report for July 6 as released on Monday afternoon, July 7, 2025.
In the southern plains- the 2025 Oklahoma winter wheat crop harvest continues to lag the 2024 harvest as we now stand at 83% harvested versus 100% complete at this point in 2024- Oklahoma wheat harvest did improve by 12 points from the 71% harvest from a week ago.
Kansas wheat producers had the peddle to the metal as June turned into July as harvest advanced from 53% reported in the last week of June to 82% this week- which compares to 90% at this time a year ago.
Texas harvested very little this past week- moving the harvested number from 80% to 83% over the last week- and that’s versus 91% a year ago.
As for our Summer crops in Oklahoma:
Corn crop conditions are now at 72% good to excellent this week versus 68% a week ago and 66% a year ago.
The Oklahoma soybean crop is at 59% good to excellent this week versus 53% a week ago and 55% a year ago.
Cotton in Oklahoma is rated 60% Good to excellent this week- well under the 67% of a week ago.
Grain Sorghum sits at 76% good to excellent this week- the same condition of the crop as last week.
And Pasture and Range conditions are at 70% good to excellent this week versus 71% good to excellent one week ago.
Checking Summer crops and Pastures in Kansas:
Corn crop conditions are rated 72% good to excellent this week- six points better than a week ago.
Soybean conditions are also rated 72% good to excellent this week versus 67% good to excellent last week.
Cotton conditions in Kansas are rated 37% good to excellent this week versus 31% a week ago.
Grain Sorghum crop ratings are 66% good to excellent this week versus 60% a week ago,
And Pasture and Range ratings are 63% good to excellent this week-they were 66% good to excellent one week ago.
Checking Summer Crops and Pastures in Texas
Corn crop conditions are rated 68% good to excellent this week- one point better than a week ago.
Cotton conditions in Texas are rated 42% good to excellent this week versus 40% a week ago.
Grain Sorghum crop ratings are 66% good to excellent this week versus 68% a week ago,
And Pasture and Range ratings are 60% good to excellent this week-they were 50% good to excellent one week ago
