State rankings · 2022 Census of Agriculture
Which state grows the most spinach?
California ranks No. 1 for spinach, with 69% of the 79,394 acres harvested in the US in 2022.
No. 2 Arizona (14%), No. 3 Washington (5%), No. 4 Texas (4%). All 50 states that reported spinach are listed below.
Spinach by state, ranked
Ranked by the 2022 Census of Agriculture (acres harvested), which covers every state.
| State | 2022, acres | Share | Farms, 2022 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1California | 55,135 | 69% | 462 |
| 2Arizona | 10,760 | 14% | 70 |
| 3Washington | 3,694 | 5% | 244 |
| 4Texas | 2,844 | 4% | 187 |
| 5*New Jersey | 1,320 | 2% | 147 |
| 6*Florida | 950 | 1% | 115 |
| 7*Oregon | 564 | under 1% | 215 |
| 8*Maryland | 383 | under 1% | 100 |
| 9*New York | 300 | under 1% | 303 |
| 10*Michigan | 236 | under 1% | 268 |
| 11*Massachusetts | 140 | under 1% | 238 |
| 12*Pennsylvania | 106 | under 1% | 283 |
| 13*Wisconsin | 67 | under 1% | 309 |
| 14*Virginia | 63 | under 1% | 165 |
| 15*Ohio | 51 | under 1% | 160 |
Units: acres. “–” means no farms reported it. ≥ means the state total is withheld and the figure is the sum of its counties with published figures, so the true total is at least that. * Rank among states with published figures; a withheld state could rank higher.
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| State | 2022, acres | Share | Farms, 2022 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16*Maine | 40 | under 1% | 230 |
| 17*Vermont | 33 | under 1% | 133 |
| 18*Minnesota | 31 | under 1% | 155 |
| 19*Mississippi | 29 | under 1% | 36 |
| 20*Indiana | 25 | under 1% | 99 |
| 21*Colorado | 24 | under 1% | 138 |
| 22*New Hampshire | 22 | under 1% | 81 |
| 22*North Carolina | 22 | under 1% | 119 |
| 24*Kentucky | 21 | under 1% | 135 |
| 25*Connecticut | 17 | under 1% | 114 |
| 25*Kansas | 17 | under 1% | 101 |
| 27*Montana | 15 | under 1% | 44 |
| 28*Arkansas | 14 | under 1% | 81 |
| 29*Iowa | 13 | under 1% | 100 |
| 29*New Mexico | 13 | under 1% | 93 |
| 31*Oklahoma | 11 | under 1% | 38 |
| 32*Delaware | 10 | under 1% | 9 |
| 32*Hawaii | 10 | under 1% | 53 |
| 34*Missouri | 9 | under 1% | 78 |
| 35*Louisiana | 7 | under 1% | 34 |
| 35*Utah | 7 | under 1% | 59 |
| 37*Idaho | 6 | under 1% | 46 |
| 37*Rhode Island | 6 | under 1% | 38 |
| 39*West Virginia | 5 | under 1% | 44 |
| 40*Alaska | 4 | under 1% | 36 |
| 40*Nebraska | 4 | under 1% | 36 |
| 40*South Dakota | 4 | under 1% | 33 |
| 43*North Dakota | 1 | under 1% | 9 |
| 43*Wyoming | 1 | under 1% | 5 |
| –Alabama | Withheld to protect individual farms (counties ≥ 5) | 46 | |
| –Georgia | Withheld to protect individual farms (counties ≥ 15) | 74 | |
| –Illinois | Withheld to protect individual farms (counties ≥ 12) | 124 | |
| –Nevada | Withheld to protect individual farms (counties ≥ 1) | 21 | |
| –South Carolina | Withheld to protect individual farms (counties ≥ 13) | 65 | |
| –Tennessee | Withheld to protect individual farms (counties ≥ 11) | 116 |
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About this data
Source: USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service. 2022 Census of Agriculture. Withheld figures are suppressed by NASS to protect individual farms. Data processed 2026-11-06. Methodology.