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Double-Crop Soybeans Leave Corn in Dust with $174 Per Acre Advantage

Guavy AI Editorial Team Published September 9, 2026

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According to farmdoc's crop budgets, double-crop soybeans followed by wheat could bring in $309 per acre for Illinois farmers in 2027.

This is significantly higher than stand-alone corn at $135 per acre and $204 for soybeans alone.

The combined system of wheat and double-crop soybeans also offers a $174 advantage over corn, making it an attractive option for farmers looking to maximize their returns.

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