US acres planted
49,270 acres
Industry pulse
US Industrial Hemp Statistics & Intelligence
Live US industrial hemp statistics: 49,270 acres planted in 2025, acres harvested, fiber/floral/grain utilization, production value, and state-level USDA NASS…
US acres harvested
43,710 acres
Production value
$739.0M
States reporting
34
Other states (NASS aggregate)
4,860 acres
Floral hemp (CBD, CBG, specialty)
Floral / cannabinoid hemp grown in the open.
- Acres harvested
- 16,880 acres
- Avg. yield
- 1,966 lbs/ac
- Production
- 33.2M lbs
- Production value
- $482.6M
- Sales / acre
- $28,588/ac
- $/lb utilized
- $14.54/lb
Fiber hemp
Straw for construction, textiles, and bioplastics.
- Acres harvested
- 21,690 acres
- Avg. yield
- 3,104 lbs/ac
- Production
- 67.3M lbs
- Production value
- $11.3M
- Sales / acre
- $520/ac
- $/lb utilized
- $0.17/lb
Grain hemp
Grain for plant-based protein and oil.
- Acres harvested
- 7,520 acres
- Avg. yield
- 966 lbs/ac
- Production
- 7.3M lbs
- Production value
- $7.0M
- Sales / acre
- $930/ac
- $/lb utilized
- $0.96/lb
Seed hemp
Oilseed and nutritional products.
- Acres harvested
- —
- Avg. yield
- —
- Production
- —
- Production value
- $3,000
- Sales / acre
- —
- $/lb utilized
- —
US industrial hemp production economics (2025 USDA NASS)
- Floral hemp (CBD, CBG, specialty): 16,880 acres harvested; 1,966 lbs/ac average yield; 33.2M lbs production; $482.6M production value; $28,588/ac sales per acre; $14.54/lb per lb utilized
- Fiber hemp: 21,690 acres harvested; 3,104 lbs/ac average yield; 67.3M lbs production; $11.3M production value; $520/ac sales per acre; $0.17/lb per lb utilized
- Grain hemp: 7,520 acres harvested; 966 lbs/ac average yield; 7.3M lbs production; $7.0M production value; $930/ac sales per acre; $0.96/lb per lb utilized
- Seed hemp: $3,000 production value
Planted acreage by state
National trend
Top states
Fiber · grain · floral (US)
“Other states” is a USDA NASS aggregate for states where individual state names and detail are withheld for confidentiality. Acreage still reflects active industrial hemp production in those states — it is not a separate geography.
Fiber, floral, and grain acres are USDA utilization categories (area harvested by intended use). They are not always mutually exclusive — the same acreage can appear in more than one category when reported for multiple purposes.
Biggest movers
All updates- Connecticut planted acres +346.7% in 2025 +346.7%65 acres planted · 0.1% of US total (rounded public aggregate).
- Iowa planted acres +241.7% in 2025 +241.7%205 acres planted · 0.4% of US total (rounded public aggregate).
- Vermont planted acres +184.2% in 2025 +184.2%55 acres planted · 0.1% of US total (rounded public aggregate).
- North Dakota planted acres +158.8% in 2025 +158.8%2,200 acres planted · 4.5% of US total (rounded public aggregate).
- Missouri planted acres -89.1% in 2025 -89.1%60 acres planted · 0.1% of US total (rounded public aggregate).
- South Carolina planted acres +87.5% in 2025 +87.5%75 acres planted · 0.2% of US total (rounded public aggregate).
Top US states by hemp acres planted
- Texas — 6,700 acres planted
- Other states (NASS withheld detail) — 4,860 acres planted
- Kentucky — 4,800 acres planted
- California — 4,000 acres planted
- Nebraska — 3,300 acres planted
- Kansas — 3,200 acres planted
- Colorado — 3,000 acres planted
- Oklahoma — 3,000 acres planted
“Other states” is a USDA NASS aggregate for states where individual state names and detail are withheld for confidentiality. Acreage still reflects active industrial hemp production in those states — it is not a separate geography.