All states · 2022 Census of Agriculture
Which states farm the most?
California's farms sold the most in 2022: $59 billion of crops and livestock, 11% of the $543 billion US total. Next come Iowa and Texas.
Value of crops and livestock sold, by state, 2022 Census of Agriculture
Under $300M$300M to $1.2B$1.2B to $3.5B$3.5B to $9.4B$9.4B to $24B$24B+
California: $59 billion, 11%
California
$59 billion
11% of US farm sales. No. 1 of 50 states reporting.
See what California grows →Source: USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service, 2022 Census of Agriculture.
Every state, ranked by farm sales
| State | Farm sales | Top crop by acres | No. 1 in | Farms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| California | $59 billion | Hay | 36 | 63,134 |
| Iowa | $43.9 billion | Corn | 3 | 86,911 |
| Texas | $32.2 billion | Hay | 4 | 230,662 |
| Nebraska | $29.4 billion | Corn | 0 | 44,479 |
| Minnesota | $28.5 billion | Corn | 4 | 65,531 |
| Illinois | $26.4 billion | Corn | 2 | 71,123 |
| Kansas | $24 billion | Wheat | 1 | 55,734 |
| North Carolina | $18.7 billion | Soybeans | 1 | 42,817 |
| Indiana | $18 billion | Soybeans | 1 | 53,599 |
| Wisconsin | $16.7 billion | Corn | 2 | 58,521 |
| Ohio | $15.4 billion | Soybeans | 0 | 76,009 |
| Missouri | $14.7 billion | Soybeans | 0 | 87,887 |
| Arkansas | $13.9 billion | Soybeans | 1 | 37,756 |
| Georgia | $13.2 billion | Peanuts | 4 | 39,264 |
| South Dakota | $12.9 billion | Soybeans | 0 | 28,299 |
| Washington | $12.8 billion | Wheat | 8 | 32,076 |
| Michigan | $12.2 billion | Soybeans | 3 | 45,581 |
| North Dakota | $12.1 billion | Wheat | 5 | 25,068 |
| Idaho | $10.9 billion | Hay | 3 | 22,877 |
| Pennsylvania | $10.3 billion | Hay | 0 | 49,053 |
| Florida | $10.2 billion | Hay | 2 | 44,703 |
| Colorado | $9.2 billion | Wheat | 0 | 36,056 |
| Alabama | $9 billion | Hay | 0 | 37,362 |
| Oklahoma | $8.5 billion | Hay | 0 | 70,378 |
| Mississippi | $8.2 billion | Soybeans | 0 | 31,290 |
| New York | $8 billion | Hay | 0 | 30,650 |
| Kentucky | $8 billion | Soybeans | 0 | 69,425 |
| Oregon | $6.8 billion | Hay | 2 | 35,547 |
| Virginia | $5.5 billion | Hay | 0 | 38,995 |
| Arizona | $5.2 billion | Hay | 0 | 16,710 |
| Tennessee | $5.2 billion | Soybeans | 0 | 63,105 |
| Louisiana | $4.8 billion | Soybeans | 0 | 25,006 |
| Montana | $4.5 billion | Wheat | 2 | 24,266 |
| South Carolina | $4.4 billion | Soybeans | 1 | 22,633 |
| Maryland | $3.4 billion | Soybeans | 0 | 12,550 |
| New Mexico | $2.9 billion | Hay | 1 | 20,976 |
| Utah | $2.3 billion | Hay | 0 | 17,386 |
| Delaware | $2.1 billion | Corn | 0 | 2,158 |
| Wyoming | $1.6 billion | Hay | 0 | 10,544 |
| New Jersey | $1.5 billion | Soybeans | 0 | 9,998 |
| Vermont | $1 billion | Hay | 1 | 6,537 |
| Nevada | $960 million | Hay | 0 | 3,122 |
| West Virginia | $948 million | Hay | 0 | 22,787 |
| Maine | $870 million | Hay | 0 | 7,036 |
| Connecticut | $704 million | Hay | 0 | 5,058 |
| Hawaii | $674 million | Macadamia nuts | 1 | 6,569 |
| Massachusetts | $607 million | Hay | 0 | 7,083 |
| New Hampshire | $249 million | Hay | 0 | 3,949 |
| Rhode Island | $92.8 million | Hay | 0 | 1,054 |
| Alaska | $90.8 million | Hay | 0 | 1,173 |
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