Corn Yield Calculator Ohio

An Ohio corn yield calculator is tuned for Ohio's productive western corn belt and variable eastern regions. Ohio plants about 3.5 million acres of corn with a state average yield of 165 bushels per acre. Western Ohio's glacial till plains (Kokomo, Crosby, Celina) produce the highest yields in the state, often exceeding 200 bu/ac. Eastern Ohio's more variable terrain produces lower but consistent yields. This calculator uses the USDA ear count method and compares your yield to Ohio benchmarks: state average (165 bu/ac), western Ohio (190+), and contest yields (300+). Whether you farm the flat productive ground of western Ohio or the rolling hills of the east, this tool gives you Ohio-relevant yield context.

Ohio yield = (Ears × Rows × Kernels) ÷ 90,000 × Moisture factor. Ohio benchmarks: state avg 165 bu/ac, western OH 190-210, contest 300+. Ohio farmers typically plant 32,000-34,000 seeds/ac and target 175-200 bu/ac.

Ohio is one of the top corn-producing states in the US, with ideal growing conditions including productive soils, favorable rainfall, and a long growing season. The state's corn industry drives local economies, supports ethanol production, and feeds livestock operations throughout the region.

Use this Ohio-specific calculator to estimate your corn yield with benchmarks tuned to Ohio growing conditions. Compare your yield to state averages, regional benchmarks, and contest-winning yields to identify opportunities for improvement in your operation.