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Cash receipts: cotton: Kentucky

What US farms took in from selling cotton each year, in billions of dollars, with USDA's forecast for the nation's current year.

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Up to dateThree times a year: in February, around the start of September and around the start of December. Last published Sep 3, 2026. Next expected November 2026.

The latest figures and how they have changed

Kentucky, 1977
under $0.01 billion
Up 3.6% from under $0.01 billion in 1976
United States, 2025
$5.21 billion
Up 1.1% from $5.15 billion in 2024
KentuckyUnited StatesUSDA forecast
$0.00B$2.50B$5.00B$7.50B$10.00B19691972197519781981198419871990199319961999200220052008201120142017202020232026Kentucky$0.00 billionUnited States$5.86 billion

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What the numbers say

  • In 1977, Kentucky's cash receipts was less than 0.1 times the US average.
  • From 1968 to 1977 it fell 61.2%, from under $0.01 billion to under $0.01 billion.

Every figure behind this chart

Cash receipts: cotton, dollars
YearKentuckyUnited States
2026No figure$5.86 billion (USDA forecast)
2025No figure$5.21 billion
2024No figure$5.15 billion
2023No figure$7.13 billion
2022No figure$8.19 billion
2021No figure$7.21 billion
2020No figure$6.81 billion
2019No figure$6.82 billion
2018No figure$7.48 billion
2017No figure$7.57 billion
2016No figure$5.50 billion
2015No figure$4.76 billion
2014No figure$7.11 billion
2013No figure$6.52 billion
2012No figure$8.23 billion
2011No figure$7.30 billion
2010No figure$7.46 billion
2009No figure$4.28 billion
2008No figure$5.25 billion
2007No figure$6.46 billion
2006No figure$5.55 billion
2005No figure$6.40 billion
2004No figure$4.83 billion
2003No figure$6.42 billion
2002No figure$3.42 billion
2001No figure$3.64 billion
2000No figure$2.95 billion
1999No figure$4.63 billion
1998No figure$6.07 billion
1997No figure$6.35 billion
1996No figure$6.98 billion
1995No figure$6.85 billion
1994No figure$6.74 billion
1993No figure$5.25 billion
1992No figure$5.19 billion
1991No figure$5.24 billion
1990No figure$5.49 billion
1989No figure$5.03 billion
1988No figure$4.53 billion
1987No figure$4.19 billion
1986No figure$3.37 billion
1985No figure$3.69 billion
1984No figure$3.67 billion
1983No figure$3.70 billion
1982No figure$4.46 billion
1981No figure$4.06 billion
1980No figure$4.45 billion
1979No figure$4.33 billion
1978No figure$3.54 billion
1977$0.00 billion$3.47 billion
1976$0.00 billion$3.48 billion
1975$0.00 billion$2.31 billion
1974$0.00 billion$2.89 billion
1973$0.00 billion$2.80 billion
1972$0.00 billion$1.84 billion
1971$0.00 billion$1.49 billion
1970$0.00 billion$1.25 billion
1969$0.00 billion$1.36 billion
1968$0.00 billion$1.32 billion
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Source: USDA Economic Research Service (ERS), Farm Income and Wealth Statistics. State and US estimates released Sep 3, 2026. Retrieved Oct 21, 2026; snapshot 2026-10-21.1. Dollars as published, not adjusted for inflation.

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It is the money farms received from selling these products, before any costs, and the nation's latest year is a USDA forecast.

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