State rankings · NASS annual estimates, 2025
Which state grows the most peaches?
California ranks No. 1 for peaches, with 75% of the 708,250 tons grown in the seven states NASS surveyed in 2025.
No. 2 South Carolina (11%), No. 3 Georgia (5%), No. 4 Pennsylvania (3%). California has been No. 1 in every year shown, back to 2011. All 48 states that reported peaches are listed below.
Peaches by state, ranked
Ranked by NASS's 2025 estimate, which covers 7 states. The 2022 Census columns cover every state.
| State | 2025, tons | Share | vs 2024 | 2022 Census, bearing acres | Farms, 2022 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1California | 532,000 | 75% | +3% | 38,053 | 1,087 |
| 2South Carolina | 78,500 | 11% | -12% | 17,361 | 182 |
| 3Georgia | 35,700 | 5% | -<1% | 7,294 | 205 |
| 4Pennsylvania | 20,500 | 3% | +39% | 3,819 | 716 |
| 5New Jersey | 15,600 | 2% | +6% | 3,153 | 247 |
| 6Colorado | 13,750 | 2% | +15% | 2,317 | 308 |
| 7Michigan | 12,200 | 2% | +18% | 2,247 | 436 |
| –Texas | – | 4,303 | 999 | ||
| –Alabama | – | 1,614 | 204 | ||
| –Washington | – | 1,234 | 258 | ||
| –New York | – | 1,192 | 393 | ||
| –Virginia | – | 1,066 | 330 | ||
| –Utah | – | 1,054 | 280 | ||
| –Missouri | – | 999 | 274 | ||
| –North Carolina | – | 979 | 216 |
Show all 48 states
| State | 2025, tons | Share | vs 2024 | 2022 Census, bearing acres | Farms, 2022 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| –Idaho | – | 965 | 84 | ||
| –Ohio | – | 912 | 389 | ||
| –Illinois | – | 849 | 201 | ||
| –West Virginia | – | 616 | 218 | ||
| –Oklahoma | – | 595 | 150 | ||
| –Oregon | – | 568 | 210 | ||
| –Maryland | – | 557 | 113 | ||
| –Massachusetts | – | 521 | 253 | ||
| –Connecticut | – | 393 | 134 | ||
| –Florida | – | 392 | 214 | ||
| –Arkansas | – | 376 | 110 | ||
| –Tennessee | – | 313 | 236 | ||
| –Delaware | – | 289 | 16 | ||
| –Kentucky | – | 256 | 190 | ||
| –Mississippi | – | 248 | 95 | ||
| –Indiana | – | 222 | 115 | ||
| –Louisiana | – | 144 | 76 | ||
| –Arizona | – | 123 | 87 | ||
| –New Mexico | – | 111 | 232 | ||
| –Kansas | – | 96 | 98 | ||
| –New Hampshire | – | 94 | 93 | ||
| –Maine | – | 44 | 105 | ||
| –Vermont | – | 34 | 47 | ||
| –Wisconsin | – | 28 | 64 | ||
| –Nebraska | – | 26 | 53 | ||
| –Iowa | – | 24 | 61 | ||
| –Nevada | – | 23 | 19 | ||
| –Rhode Island | – | 9 | 11 | ||
| –North Dakota | – | 2 | 3 | ||
| –South Dakota | – | 2 | 13 | ||
| –Minnesota | – | 1 | 5 | ||
| –Hawaii | – | Withheld | 5 | ||
| –Montana | – | Withheld | 33 |
Which state has been No. 1 for peaches each year?
The top state in NASS's annual estimates, most recent year first. A year is skipped if a state whose figure is withheld could have been larger.
| Year | Top state | Share | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | California | 75% | 532,000 tons |
| 2024 | California | 75% | 517,000 tons |
| 2023 | California | 81% | 480,000 tons |
| 2022 | California | 76% | 493,000 tons |
| 2021 | California | 74% | 521,000 tons |
| 2020 | California | 78% | 514,000 tons |
| 2019 | California | 74% | 509,000 tons |
| 2018 | California | 75% | 492,000 tons |
| 2017 | California | 79% | 553,000 tons |
| 2016 | California | 72% | 569,000 tons |
| 2015 | California | 72% | 607,600 tons |
| 2014 | California | 73% | 620,000 tons |
| 2013 | California | 72% | 648,000 tons |
| 2012 | California | 74% | 713,000 tons |
| 2011 | California | 72% | 773,000 tons |
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About this data
Source: USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service. Annual estimates (final 2025 figures) and the 2022 Census of Agriculture. Withheld figures are suppressed by NASS to protect individual farms. Data processed 2026-11-06. Methodology.