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ARC or PLC, 2026 and 2027

Fannin County

Texas. Which one pays more per base acre?

AGSIST

For a typical farm here: FSA’s county average PLC yield and benchmark yield. Prices from USDA WASDE, Oct 9, 2026 and futures; county yields from FSA.

Crop20262027Why
WheatEither oneNo 2027 price yetAbout $1 apart for 2026. PLC pays under $6.35.
SorghumLeans ARC-COWait for USDAARC-CO about $5 more per base acre for 2026. PLC pays under $4.67.
Corn (non-irrigated)Either oneEither oneAbout $2 apart for 2026. PLC pays under $4.42.
PeanutsLeans ARC-CONo 2027 price yetARC-CO about $5 more per base acre for 2026. PLC pays under 31.5 cents a pound.
Soybeans (non-irrigated)Neither paysARC-COAt USDA’s $12.00, neither pays for 2026.
OatsAsk FSAAsk FSACounty PLC yield is above the benchmark.
Seed cottonLeans PLCWait for USDAPLC about $10 more per base acre for 2026. PLC pays under 42 cents a pound.
BarleyLeans ARC-CONo 2027 price yetARC-CO about $6 more per base acre for 2026. PLC pays under $5.58.

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Deadlines

  • 2026 signup ends Dec 11, 2026.
  • 2027 signup runs Nov 2, 2026 to Mar 15, 2027.
  • Do nothing for 2026 and that farm gets no 2026 payment.
  • Every owner and operator on the farm signs.
  • Bring the farm’s FSA-156EZ. It lists the base acres and PLC yields.

This county, more detail

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General guidance for a typical farm in this county. Your farm’s PLC yield can change the answer. Not from FSA.
Prepared by AGSIST (agsist.com), updated Oct 9, 2026