South Dakota checks in with 445 million bushels of off-farm grain storage and counts 222 storage sites. South Dakota harvests:

• 5.07 million acres of soybeans for 192.66 million bushels 
• 5.01 million acres of grain corn for 661.32 million bushels
• 1.44 million acres of wheat for 72.04 million bushels
• 652,000 acres of sunflower for 1.08 billion pounds (489.88 million kg)
• 175,000 acres of grain sorghum for 11.9 million bushels
• 30,000 acres of barley for 378,000 bushels

North Dakota enjoys 460 million bushels of off-farm grain storage for 320 sites. North Dakota harvests:

• 5.67 million acres of soybeans for 198.45 million bushels
• 6.13 million acres of wheat for 299.9 million bushels
• 2.65 million acres of grain corn for 347.15 million bushels
• 1.78 million acres of canola for 3.25 billion pounds (1.47 billion kg)
• 698,000 acres of sunflower for 1.34 billion pounds (607 million kg)
• 660,000 acres of barley for 48.18 million bushels
• 190,000 acres of oats for 13.49 million bushels

Ohio has 339 off-farm grain storage sites on its ledger with a capacity of 475 million bushels. Ohio harvests:

• 5.08 million acres of soybeans for 281.94 million bushels
• 3.18 million acres of grain corn for 594.66 million bushels
• 465,000 acres of wheat for 36.73 million bushels
• 15,000 acres of oats for 1.05 million bushels

Indiana touts 550 million bushels of off-farm grain storage and 280 storage facilities. Indiana harvests:

• 5.13 million acres of grain corn for 974.7 million bushels
• 5.83 million acres of soybeans for 335.22 million bushels
• 240,000 acres of wheat for 19.44 million bushels

Texas counts 420 off-farm grain storage sites for 610 million bushels. Texas harvests:

• 1.61 million acres of grain corn for 152.95 million bushels
• 1.3 million acres of wheat for 39 million bushels
• 950,000 acres of grain sorghum for 50.35 million bushels
• 85,000 acres of soybeans for 1.7 million bushels
• 52,000 acres of sunflower for 60.1 million pounds (27.26 million kg)

Minnesota has 500 off-farm grain storage facilities for 820 million bushels. Minnesota harvests:

• 7.49 million acres of corn for 1.46 billion bushels
• 7.39 million acres of soybeans for 369.5 million bushels
• 1.21 million acres of wheat for 73.81 million bushels
• 69,000 acres of canola for 166.29 million pounds (75.42 million kg)
• 75,000 acres of sunflower for 174.79 million pounds (79.28 million kg)
• 140,000 acres of oats for 8.26 million bushels
• 55,000 acres of barley for 3.96 million bushels

Checking in at fourth is Nebraska with 990 million bushels of grain off-farm grain storage and 485 storage sites. Nebraska harvests: 

• 8.82 million acres of grain corn for 1.455 billion bushels
• 5.65 million acres of soybeans for 276.85 million bushels
• 820,000 acres of wheat for 26.24 million bushels
• 125,000 acres of grain sorghum for 6.875 million bushels
• 52,000 acres of sunflower for 46.86 million pounds (21.25 million kg)
• 18,000 acres of oats for 918,000 bushels

Kansas totals 690 off-farm grain storage facilities holding 1.20 billion bushels. Kansas harvests: 

• 4.44 million acres of grain corn for 510.6 million bushels
• 4.72 million acres of soybeans for 129.8 million bushels
• 6.6 million acres of wheat for 244.2 million bushels
• 2.7 million acres of grain sorghum for 105.3 million bushels
• 36,500 acres of sunflower for 45.75 million pounds (20.75 million kilograms)
• 25,000 acres of oats for 1.025 million bushels
• 5,000 acres of barley for 165,000 bushels
• 7,000 acres of canola for 3.78 million pounds (1.714 million kg)

Iowa has 840 off-farm grain storage facilities to store 1.52 billion bushels. Iowa harvests:

• 12.35 million acres of grain corn for 2.47 billion bushels
• 10.03 million acres of soybeans for 586.75 million bushels
• 40,000 acres of oats for 3.2 million bushels

Illinois has 810 off-farm grain storage facilities able to store 1.65 billion bushels. Illinois harvests:

• 10.6 million acres of grain corn with production of 2.268 billion bushels
• 10.75 million acres of soybeans for 677.25 million bushels
• 560,000 acres of wheat for 22.24 million bushels