According to the latest crop progress report released on June 15th, 2026, Oklahoma’s winter wheat headed is at 100%, while winter wheat conditions are rated 9% good to excellent, 61% poor to very poor, and 30% fair. Oklahoma winter wheat harvested is at 73% this week, compared to 44% last week.
Kansas winter wheat headed is at 100%. Winter wheat crop is ranked 14% good to excellent, 29% fair, and 57% poor to very poor. Winter wheat harvested is at 28% compared to 5% last week.
Texas winter wheat crop is ranked 12% good to excellent, 23% fair, and 65% poor to very poor, while winter wheat headed for the state is at 100%. Texas winter wheat harvested is at 75% this week, compared to 35% last week.
Nationally, winter wheat conditions rank 27% Good to excellent, 28% fair, and 45% poor to very poor. Winter wheat headed currently sits at 95%, and winter wheat harvested is at 25% compared to 11% a week ago.
Pasture and range conditions
Oklahoma: 28% poor to very poor, compared to 29% last week. 38% Fair compared to 37% last week, and 34% good to excellent compared to 34% last week.
Kansas: 23% poor to very poor compared to 27% last week. 31% fair compared to 33% last week, and 46% good to excellent compared to 40% last week.
Texas: 30% poor to very poor, compared to 32% last week. 33% fair compared to 33% last week, and 37% good to excellent compared to 35% last week.
Nationally: 39% poor to very poor, compared to 40% last week. 29% fair compared to 29% last week, and 32% good to excellent compared to 31% last week.
Corn Statistics
Oklahoma corn emerged is at 80%. Corn conditions rank as follows, 9% poor to very poor, 27% fair, and 64% good to excellent.
Kansas corn emerged is at 90%. Corn conditions rank as follows, 5% poor to very poor, 32% fair, and 63% good to excellent.
Texas corn emerged is at 97%. Corn conditions rank as follows, 17% poor to very poor, 40% fair, and 43% good to excellent.
Nationally, corn emerged is at 94%. Corn conditions rank as follows, 6% poor to very poor, 26% fair, and 68% good to excellent.
Soybean statistics:
Oklahoma soybeans planted are at 67%, and soybeans emerged are at 57%. Oklahoma soybean conditions rank as follows: 16% poor to very poor, 27% fair, and 57% good to excellent.
Kansas soybeans planted are at 87% this week. Soybeans emerged are at 74%. Kansas soybean conditions rank as follows: 5% poor to very poor, 32% fair, and 63% good to excellent.
Texas soybeans planted are at 85%, and soybeans emerged are at 68%. Texas soybean conditions rank as follows: 13% poor to very poor, 36% fair, and 51% good to excellent.
Nationally, soybeans planted are at 95% this week, up 2% from a year ago, and soybeans emerged are at 88%
Cotton statistics:
Oklahoma cotton planted is at 65% this week, up 2% from a week ago. Oklahoma cotton conditions rank as follows: 6% poor to very poor, 42% fair, and 52% goog to excellent.
Kansas cotton planted is at 96% this week, up 4% from a week ago. Kansas cotton conditions rank as follows: 24% poor to very poor, 41% fair, and 35% good to excellent.
Texas cotton planted is at 80% this week, down 12% from a week ago. Texas cotton conditions rank as follows: 21% poor to very poor, 34% fair and 45% good to excellent
Nationally, cotton planted sits at 86%. Nationally, cotton conditions rank 11% poor to very poor, 39% fair, and 50% good to excellent.
Sorghum statistics:
Oklahoma sorghum planted is at 49%, up 3% from a year ago.
Kansas sorghum planted is at 54% even with a year ago.
Texas sorghum planted is at 93%, up 1% from a year ago.
Nationally sorghum planted is at 68%, up 1% from a year ago.
