2025 Corn ARC-CO vs. PLC: Six More States
Here are the corn ARC-CO projections for Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, North Dakota, Ohio and South Dakota
The state requests keep coming in after Tuesday’s Iowa corn report, so here’s the next batch — Ohio, Kansas, Missouri, Michigan, South Dakota, and North Dakota, every county, on the attached spreadsheets.
Quick note on price before the numbers: I’ve got the projected corn market-year average price at $4.15, up from the $4.05 in the original Iowa report, to reflect the June WASDE. If you’re still working off that Iowa file, change the blue MYA cell to $4.15 and everything recalculates.
Otherwise, it’s the same setup: a $5.03 benchmark price, OBBBA’s 90% guarantee and 12% cap, paid on 85% of base, with the PLC rate at $0.27 a bushel. And for 2025 you don’t elect — you automatically get the higher of ARC-CO or PLC, county by county.
The pattern this round: Ohio is a big ARC-CO year, the northern plains lean to PLC, and Kansas — like Nebraska — comes down to dryland versus irrigated. Here’s each one.
Here is the analysis for each state:
