68 projects funded.
USDA Farm to School grants awarded across 37 states, connecting local producers with school meals and agricultural education.
USDA award record ↗04 / Land
Follow the food back to the field. Explore what states grew, compare crops, and see when planting and harvest moved through the 2025 season.
Explore the atlas ↓The national record
Named commodities, actual units, and observation years. The 2025 totals are USDA estimates released in 2026, not a live harvest counter.
USDA Farm to School grants awarded across 37 states, connecting local producers with school meals and agricultural education.
USDA award record ↗School food authorities participating in farm to school reported almost $1.8 billion in local food purchases in USDA’s 2023 census.
USDA census ↗The state atlas / map
Explore 2025 USDA crop production and weekly field-progress milestones by state. Darker color means more production for the selected crop, or a later reported 50% field milestone.
Source: USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service Quick Stats, 2025 survey estimates. Production uses annual final-year physical units; progress shows the first reported week at or above 50%, not an exact crossing date, typical season, or planting recommendation. A pale state means no reported value for this selected measure—not zero. Quick Stats method ↗ Map outlines are Census-derived. Use the state list for small states or keyboard navigation.
Your state snapshot
Your map selection carries through here. See all available production figures from the eight crops in this atlas, with the original unit beside every number.
Choose any state in the atlas to see its available records here.
Choose another state ↑These are selected crop measures, not a complete inventory of the state’s agriculture. Unreported and withheld values are not zero.
Alabama in detail: acreage, yields & season ↗Sources & method
This atlas uses a dated USDA NASS snapshot, retrieved September 27, 2026. It covers eight production measures and four crops’ planting and harvest milestones from 2025. It is not a live feed or a planting guide.
Colors compare states within the same crop and unit, grouped by rank. Production is a physical quantity, not revenue. Field progress identifies the first reported week at or above 50%; it does not estimate the exact crossing date. Coverage varies by crop.
Explore the source: USDA Quick Stats ↗