Grown Where

Fruit · NASS annual estimates, 2025

Where are peaches grown?

California grows the most peaches: 75% of the 708,250 tons grown in the seven states NASS surveyed in 2025.

Next come South Carolina (11%) and Georgia (5%).

Surveyed states, 2025
708,250 tonstotal of the 7 states NASS surveys
Top state
California75% of total
Farms reporting, 2022
9,868in 48 states
Counties reporting
1,5311,007 withheld
Production of peaches (tons) by state, 2025, NASS annual estimate
Under 2,7002,700 to 11K11K to 32K32K to 85K85K to 210K210K+
Not estimated
California: 532,000 tons, 75%
California
532,000 tons
75% of the surveyed states' total. No. 1 of 7 states reporting.
See what California grows →

Source: USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service. State view: NASS annual estimates, 2025. County view: 2022 Census of Agriculture (bearing acres).

Which state grows the most peaches?

California grows the most peaches: 75% of the 708,250 tons grown in the seven states NASS surveyed in 2025. Ranked by NASS's 2025 estimate.

  1. 1California532,000 tons75%
  2. 2South Carolina78,500 tons11%
  3. 3Georgia35,700 tons5%
  4. 4Pennsylvania20,500 tons3%
  5. 5New Jersey15,600 tons2%
  6. 6Colorado13,750 tons2%
  7. 7Michigan12,200 tons2%

All states ranked for peaches, with year-by-year leaders →

NASS's annual estimate for peaches covers 7 states. In the 2022 Census of Agriculture, those states held 78% of US bearing acres.

Which counties grow the most peaches?

From the 2022 Census of Agriculture, which reports peaches for 1,531 counties. NASS withholds 1,007 of those county figures to protect individual farms, so a withheld county could be larger than some listed here.

Top counties for peaches, bearing acres, 2022 Census of Agriculture
CountyBearing acresShare of US
Fresno County, CA17,37018%
Tulare County, CA6,6227%
Sutter County, CA2,9423%
Merced County, CA2,9123%
Spartanburg County, SC2,0082%
Aiken County, SC1,7272%
Mesa County, CO1,6812%
Kings County, CA1,6752%
Stanislaus County, CA1,6292%
Adams County, PA1,4952%
Gloucester County, NJ1,1381%
Chilton County, AL1,1261%
San Joaquin County, CA1,0521%
Yuba County, CA9941%
Gillespie County, TX917under 1%

Peaches by the numbers

Each note is calculated from USDA NASS data; the source is listed under it.

  • How concentrated

    The top three states, California, South Carolina and Georgia, account for 91% of the peaches grown in the seven states NASS surveyed.

    NASS annual estimates, 2025

  • How widespread

    Farms in 48 states reported peaches in the 2022 Census of Agriculture, 9,868 farms in all.

    2022 Census of Agriculture

  • Top county

    Fresno County, California has 18% of the bearing acres of peaches in the US, the most of any county with a published figure.

    2022 Census of Agriculture

  • Long-time leader

    California has led NASS's state estimates for peaches every year since at least 2007.

    NASS annual estimates

  • Census to Census

    Bearing acres of peaches in the US fell 39% between the 2002 and 2022 Censuses of Agriculture, from 156,327 acres to 95,531 acres.

    Censuses of Agriculture, 2002 to 2022

About this data

State and national figures come from NASS's annual estimates (final 2025 figures; in-season forecasts are not used). County figures and the county map come from the 2022 Census of Agriculture, the only source that covers every county. NASS withholds some figures, marked "withheld", to avoid disclosing data for individual farms.

Source: USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service, Quick Stats. Series: PEACHES - ACRES BEARING; PEACHES - PRODUCTION, MEASURED IN TONS. Data processed 2026-11-06. Methodology.