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Soybeans: price received, marketing-year average: Florida

The average price farmers received per bushel for soybeans over each marketing year, from USDA's agricultural prices survey.

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Up to dateYearly (marketing-year average). Last published Sep 29, 2026. Next expected April 2027.

The latest figures and how they have changed

Florida, 2018
$8.10 a bushel
Down 8.5% from $8.85 in 2017
United States, 2025
$10.50 a bushel
Up 5.0% from $10 in 2024
FloridaUnited States
$0$5$10$151917192319291935194119471953195919651971197719831989199520012007201320192025Florida$8.10United States$10.50

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What the numbers say

  • In 2018, Florida's price received was the same as the US average.
  • From 1949 to 2018 it rose 295.1%, from $2.05 to $8.10 a bushel.
  • Gaps are years with no Florida figure: NASS had no figure available in 2019 and 2020. Nothing is filled in.

Every figure behind this chart

Soybeans: price received, marketing-year average, dollars a bushel
YearFloridaUnited States
2025No figure$10.50
2024No figure$10
2023No figure$12.40
2022No figure$14.20
2021No figure$13.30
2020Not available$10.80
2019Not available$8.57
2018$8.10$8.48
2017$8.85$9.33
2016$8.75$9.47
2015$8$8.95
2014$8.90$10.10
2013$11.80$13
2012$14$14.40
2011$11$12.50
2010$11$11.30
2009$9.50$9.59
2008$8.50$9.97
2007$8.90$10.10
2006$6.25$6.43
2005$5.40$5.66
2004$5.60$5.74
2003$6.90$7.34
2002$5.35$5.53
2001$4.20$4.38
2000$4.45$4.54
1999$4.65$4.63
1998$5.20$4.93
1997$7$6.47
1996$7$7.35
1995$6.50$6.72
1994$5.40$5.48
1993$6.35$6.40
1992$5.20$5.56
1991$5.40$5.58
1990$5.65$5.74
1989$5.45$5.69
1988$7.50$7.42
1987$5.55$5.88
1986$4.90$4.78
1985$5.20$5.05
1984$6.20$5.84
1983$8.15$7.83
1982$5.45$5.71
1981$6.20$6.07
1980$7.90$7.60
1979$6.60$6.29
1978$6.80$6.66
1977$6$5.88
1976$7$6.81
1975$4.40$4.92
1974$7.30$6.64
1973$5.65$5.68
1972$3.60$4.37
1971$2.90$3.03
1970$2.90$2.85
1969$2.40$2.35
1968$2.44$2.43
1967$2.51$2.49
1966$2.85$2.75
1965$2.44$2.54
1964$2.54$2.62
1963$2.49$2.51
1962$2.34$2.34
1961$2.22$2.28
1960$2.04$2.13
1959$1.87$1.96
1958$2.03$2
1957$2.11$2.07
1956$2.17$2.18
1955$2.05$2.22
1954$2.63$2.46
1953$2.33$2.72
1952$2.79$2.72
1951$2.51$2.73
1950$2.15$2.47
1949$2.05$2.16
1948No figure$2.27
1947No figure$3.33
1946No figure$2.57
1945No figure$2.08
1944No figure$2.05
1943No figure$1.81
1942No figure$1.60
1941No figure$1.55
1940No figure$0.89
1939No figure$0.80
1938No figure$0.66
1937No figure$0.84
1936No figure$1.25
1935No figure$0.71
1934No figure$0.96
1933No figure$0.92
1932No figure$0.53
1931No figure$0.48
1930No figure$1.34
1929No figure$1.86
1928No figure$1.86
1927No figure$1.80
1926No figure$2
1925No figure$2.34
1924No figure$2.50
1923No figure$2.28
1922No figure$2.01
1921No figure$2.16
1920No figure$2.67
1919No figure$3.53
1918No figure$3.19
1917No figure$3.17
1916No figure$2.19
1915No figure$2.15
1914No figure$2.21
1913No figure$1.79
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Source: USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS), Agricultural Prices Survey. State and US estimates released Sep 29, 2026. Quick Stats item "SOYBEANS - PRICE RECEIVED, MEASURED IN $ / BU". Retrieved Oct 23, 2026; snapshot 2026-10-23.1. Dollars as published, not adjusted for inflation. This product uses the NASS API but is not endorsed or certified by NASS.

What this measures

It is USDA's average for a whole marketing year, weighted by how much of it sold in each month of the marketing year, so it is not the average of the monthly prices.

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