Using ag to predict the Super Bowl winner 2021

Jan 25, 2021

Teams from Missouri and Florida will battle for the Vince Lombardi trophy

By Diego Flammini
Staff Writer
Farms.com

The matchup is set for Super Bowl LV (55).

American Football Conference (AFC) champions the Kanas City Chiefs will face off against their National Football Conference (NFC) counterparts the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for the National Football League’s top prize on Feb. 7 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa Bay, Fla.

On the field, the game has multiple storylines.

For the Chiefs, for example, Patrick Mahomes is looking to quarterback his team to a second consecutive Super Bowl victory. The New England Patriots were the last team to repeat as champions in 2003 and 2004.

Those Patriots teams were led by Tom Brady, who will be lining up behind center for the Buccaneers on Feb. 7.

For Brady, the upcoming Super Bowl is his tenth appearance in the NFL’s biggest game but represents his first as a member of a different team.

If Brady and the Buccaneers can win, he will become the first quarterback ever to win a Super Bowl in both conferences and the team will capture its first championship since defeating the Oakland Raiders in Super Bowl XXXVII (37) in 2003.

Football analysts and experts will spend the next weeks dissecting personnel and using other advanced analytics to make predictions.

Farms.com is doing its own game analysis using 2019 stats from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agriculture Statistics Service.

The breakdown will feature Missouri against Florida.

** Signals the advantage for each team.

Stat	Missouri	Florida
NFL Team
Number of farms	95,200 **	47, 400
Acres operated	27,600,000 **	9,700,000
Value of top commodity	Soybeans - $2,051,094,000 **	Oranges - $1,041,263,000
Milk production	1,100,000,000 lbs.	2,346,000,000 lbs. **
Acres per farm	290 **	205
Average corn yield	155 bushels per acre	161 bushels per acre **
Hog inventory (as of Dec. 1, 2019)	3,350,000 **	10,000
Average hay yield	2.19 tons per acre **	2.9 tons per acre

Based on this analysis, it appears like the Kansas City Chiefs will win this year's Super Bowl.

While you're here, be sure to check out this list of NFL players who have ag connections.

And be sure to watch the famous Super Bowl commercial, 'So God Made a Farmer.'

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