Grown Where

Oregon · 2022 Census of Agriculture and NASS annual estimates

What does Oregon grow?

Oregon's farms sold $6.8 billion of crops and livestock in 2022, No. 28 among the 50 states. It leads the nation in hazelnuts and blackberries.

Farm sales, 2022
$6.8 billionNo. 28 of 50 states
Farms, 2022
35,54715,295,779 acres of farmland
Crops sold, 2022
$4.7 billion69% of farm sales
No. 1 in the US
2 itemsof 75 tracked here
Value of crops and livestock sold by county, 2022 Census of Agriculture
Under $1.7M$1.7M to $7M$7M to $26M$26M to $87M$87M to $260M$260M+
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Source: USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service, 2022 Census of Agriculture. Hatched counties are withheld by NASS to protect individual farms.

What does Oregon grow the most of?

Crops ranked by acres harvested (or bearing acres for orchards) in the 2022 Census of Agriculture.

  1. 1HayNo. 18 in the US854,077 acres
  2. 2WheatNo. 9 in the US737,385 acres
  3. 3HazelnutsNo. 1 in the US69,213 acres
  4. 4PotatoesNo. 4 in the US50,324 acres
  5. 5CornNo. 32 in the US47,055 acres
  6. 6GrapesNo. 4 in the US26,753 acres
  7. 7Sweet cornNo. 7 in the US22,716 acres
  8. 8OnionsNo. 3 in the US21,465 acres
  9. 9BarleyNo. 12 in the US19,027 acres
  10. 10PearsNo. 2 in the US14,661 acres

Where does Oregon rank nationally?

Every item where Oregon is in the top 10 states. Ranks use NASS's latest annual estimate where it covers the main producing states, and the 2022 Census otherwise.

Oregon's top-10 national rankings
ItemUS rankShareAmountSource
HazelnutsNo. 195%69,213 acres2022 Census of Agriculture
BlackberriesNo. 126%4,517 acres2022 Census of Agriculture
PearsNo. 236%†272,000 tonsNASS, 2025
PeppermintNo. 229%†714,000 poundsNASS, 2025
BlueberriesNo. 223%†174 million poundsNASS, 2025
SpearmintNo. 212%206,120 pounds2022 Census of Agriculture
GarlicNo. 27%2,338 acres2022 Census of Agriculture
KiwifruitNo. 22%79 acres2022 Census of Agriculture
PlumsNo. 21%734 acres2022 Census of Agriculture
WalnutsNo. 2*under 1%1,241 acres2022 Census of Agriculture
OnionsNo. 322%†1.8 billion poundsNASS, 2025
Sweet cherriesNo. 313%†49,700 tonsNASS, 2025
HopsNo. 311%9.4 million poundsNASS, 2025
Green beansNo. 38%†89.8 million poundsNASS, 2025
CranberriesNo. 37%†52.9 million poundsNASS, 2025
StrawberriesNo. 32%1,664 acres2022 Census of Agriculture
CauliflowerNo. 32%1,110 acres2022 Census of Agriculture
RaspberriesNo. 32%†3.6 million poundsNASS, 2025
PotatoesNo. 46%†2.6 billion poundsNASS, 2025
GrapesNo. 42%†109,000 tonsNASS, 2025
ArtichokesNo. 4*under 1%11 acres2022 Census of Agriculture
Green peasNo. 54%†20.1 million poundsNASS, 2025
BroccoliNo. 5*under 1%1,155 acres2022 Census of Agriculture
Brussels sproutsNo. 5*under 1%50 acres2022 Census of Agriculture
SquashNo. 66%3,687 acres2022 Census of Agriculture
CarrotsNo. 63%3,054 acres2022 Census of Agriculture
ApplesNo. 61%†160 million poundsNASS, 2025
AlmondsNo. 6*under 1%6 acres2022 Census of Agriculture
Sweet cornNo. 76%†338 million poundsNASS, 2025
Tart cherriesNo. 7under 1%353 acres2022 Census of Agriculture
SpinachNo. 7*under 1%564 acres2022 Census of Agriculture
WheatNo. 94%54.7 million bushelsNASS, 2026
Sugar beetsNo. 91%420,000 tonsNASS, 2025
SheepNo. 10*3%146,000 sheepNASS, 2026
* Rank among states with published figures; a withheld state could rank higher. † Share of the states NASS surveys for that item, not of every state.

What livestock does Oregon raise?

Animals on farms at the end of 2022 (broiler chickens: head sold during 2022), from the Census of Agriculture.

Oregon livestock and poultry, 2022 Census of Agriculture
AnimalHeadShare of USMeasure
Broiler chickens18,594,126under 1%head sold
Laying hens3,225,396under 1%head on farms
Cattle1,200,2961%head on farms
Sheep152,5123%head on farms
Milk cows117,5331%head on farms
Goats43,8622%head on farms
Hogs9,813under 1%head on farms
Turkeys5,979under 1%head on farms

Which Oregon counties farm the most?

Counties ranked by the value of crops and livestock sold in 2022. Counties with enough published data have their own page.

Top 20 Oregon counties by farm sales, 2022 Census of Agriculture
CountyFarm salesTop crop by acresFarms
Marion County$875 millionHazelnuts2,477
Morrow County$866 millionWheat341
Umatilla County$526 millionWheat1,616
Malheur County$511 millionHay861
Clackamas County$510 millionHay4,156
Yamhill County$418 millionHazelnuts2,000
Linn County$342 millionHay2,138
Washington County$326 millionWheat1,793
Polk County$250 millionHay1,158
Lake County$176 millionHay353
Klamath County$170 millionHay828
Tillamook County$161 millionHay241
Wasco County$138 millionWheat458
Lane County$138 millionHay2,375
Hood River County$135 millionPears497
Benton County$123 millionHazelnuts995
Jackson County$105 millionHay2,396
Baker County$101 millionHay676
Harney County$99.3 millionHay477
Multnomah County$95.9 millionHay680
Show all 36 counties
Oregon counties ranked 21 to 36 by farm sales, 2022
CountyFarm salesTop crop by acresFarms
Douglas County$89.8 millionHay1,811
Union County$74.8 millionHay806
Coos County$66.9 millionHay543
Columbia County$64.9 millionHay723
Jefferson County$62.7 millionHay348
Sherman County$54.8 millionWheat173
Crook County$53.4 millionHay609
Wallowa County$42.9 millionHay480
Gilliam County$42.7 millionWheat155
Deschutes County$40 millionHay1,572
Josephine County$38.4 millionHay605
Grant County$29.6 millionHay374
Curry County$19.5 millionHay169
Wheeler County$9.5 millionHay153
Clatsop County$9.4 millionHay211
Lincoln County$7 millionHay299

Oregon's signature crops

Items where Oregon has the largest share of the national total.

About this data

Source: USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service: 2022 Census of Agriculture (farm sales, farms, acreage, livestock and all county figures) and NASS annual estimates (latest final year) for national rankings where they cover the main producing states. Figures NASS withholds to protect individual farms are marked withheld. Data processed 2026-11-06. Methodology.