US EditionSunflowers are a bright spot for ag in 2025, as well as on the landscape
- Sunflowers are gaining popularity in agriculture in 2025, leading to increased crop acreage.
- A spokesperson expressed that the region is well-positioned for this crop's success.
- The positive perception of sunflowers is significant for consumer promotion in North Dakota.
- The value of sunflowers is emphasized as a way to promote the crop to consumers in North Dakota.
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Sunflowers are a bright spot for ag in 2025, as well as on the landscape
When the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Farm Service Agency released its first round of data on certified crop acres for the 2025 growing season on Aug. 1, the numbers held a surprise for sunflowers: a 24% increase in acreage nationwide. USDA's June acreage report had estimated that 998,000 acres of sunflowers — 881,000 acres of oil sunflowers and 117,000 of non-oil sunflowers — would be planted nationwide in 2025, with nearly half of that acr…
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