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Key Takeaway
US Sorghum prices remained broadly stable between October 2024 and September 2026, moving from US$ 213.79/MT to US$ 210.72/MT (−1.4%). Over the period, prices ranged between US$ 170.51/MT (July 2025) and US$ 249.25/MT (January 2025).
- U.S. sorghum prices are influenced by crop acreage, yields, drought conditions, and production costs across major growing regions, particularly the Southern Great Plains. Export demand, especially from major importing countries such as China, can significantly affect market values because changes in purchasing activity may alter the exportable surplus.
- Sorghum's price competitiveness relative to corn, wheat, and other feed grains also influences demand from livestock producers and feed manufacturers. Gulf export logistics, transportation costs, exchange rates, trade policies, and changes in global feed-grain inventories can further shape the price trend.
About This Dataset
This dataset tracks the FOB Gulf of Mexico price of U.S. No. 2 yellow sorghum, quoted in US cents per pound. It supports monitoring of export-oriented sorghum values and analysis of feed-grain competitiveness, crop production, export demand, livestock-feed use, and substitution among corn, sorghum, and other grains.
Methodology
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