Texas: farm data and statistics

Official figures for Texas (United States): moderate drought or worse 91.9 % of the area. This page gathers the farm data published for this state and links to the interactive profile.

Drought

ItemValue
Moderate drought or worse91.9 %
Severe or worse67.8 %
Extreme or worse26.4 %
Exceptional3.6 %

as of 2026-09-29

Crops

CropAreaYieldProductionYear
Hay5,000,000 acres––2026
Cotton3,925,000 acres532 lb / acre4,351,000 480 lb bales2026
Corn2,120,000 acres114 bu / acre241,680,000 bu2026
Sorghum1,700,000 acres42.0 bu / acre71,400,000 bu2026
Wheat1,600,000 acres––2026
Peanuts123,000 acres2,350 lb / acre289,050,000 lb2026
Rice118,000 acres7,700 lb / acre9,086,000 cwt2026
Soybeans95,000 acres32.0 bu / acre3,040,000 bu2026

Current-year figures are the source’s forecast.

Cattle on feed

ItemValue
On feed2,500 thousand head
A year ago2,500 thousand head

as of 2026-09-01

Sales tax

ItemValue
State rate6.25 %

Open the interactive profile with charts →

Sources: USDA NASS / US Drought Monitor / AMS · Country profile · United States · Page generated on 2026-10-02.

Figures as each official source publishes them, with their unit. Anything a source does not publish for this region is not filled in or estimated. Methodology

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