USDA Agriculture Outlook Forum 2027
During the Forum, USDA’s Chief Economist unveils the Department’s outlook for the domestic agricultural economy and trade for the year. Forum sessions explore a wide range of current and emerging topics in agriculture, including...
During the Forum, USDA’s Chief Economist unveils the Department’s outlook for the domestic agricultural economy and trade for the year. Forum sessions explore a wide range of current and emerging topics in agriculture, including commodity markets, global trade, innovations in agriculture, and developments in animal and crop biotechnology. An exhibit hall showcases resources from USDA agencies and private organizations.
On average, about 1,600 people attend the Forum in person each year, and more than 3,000 participate virtually from across the country and around the world. The Forum began in 1923 as a way to distribute and interpret national forecasts to farmers in the field. Since then, it has evolved into a unique platform where key stakeholders from the agricultural sector in the United States and around the world come together each year to discuss current and emerging topics and trends shaping the sector.

