Crop conditions

Weekly crop condition monitoring for wheat and corn via CéréObs (FranceAgriMer) and USDA NASS (United States).

🇫🇷 CéréObs : 4 May 2026🇺🇸 NASS : 26 April 2026
Blé tendre4 May 2026
80%B+TB
Blé dur4 May 2026
71%B+TB
Orge d'hiver4 May 2026
77%B+TB
Orge de printemps4 May 2026
85%B+TB
Maïs8 Dec 2025
60%B+TB

Historique · Blé tendre

178 semaines disponibles

Bonnes + Très bonnes (%)

255075202120222023202420252026

Données brutes · 12 dernières semaines

SemaineTB%B%AB%M%TM%G+ERépartition
16 Feb202638593088%
23 Feb2026381115084%
2 Mar2026381115084%
9 Mar2026381114184%
16 Mar2026381114184%
23 Mar2026381114084%
30 Mar2026381124084%
6 Apr2026381124084%
13 Apr2026381124084%
20 Apr2026380124083%
27 Apr2026378145181%
4 May2026377146180%
Très bonnes
Bonnes
Assez bonnes
Mauvaises
Très mauvaises

Crop Progress

Weekly phenological stages for wheat, corn, and soybeans — current season vs 5-year average from USDA NASS and CéréObs.

Week of 3 May 2026
vs 5y avg
Headed
49%+24.6
vs 5y avg

Methodology

CéréObs (France) : FranceAgriMer publishes this survey every Friday. Plots are rated on 5 levels: very good, good, fairly good, poor, very poor. The good + very good score groups plots whose yield exceeds the five-year average.

USDA NASS (États-Unis) : USDA NASS releases its report every Monday, on the same 5-level scale. On the CBOT, the G+E (Good + Excellent) score is what traders look at first.

Source: FranceAgriMer · USDA NASS : cereobs.franceagrimer.fr · nass.usda.gov