History updated on April 12, 2024
How much does agriculture contribute to the economy?Short history: billions.The billions.When you make the cash income for all AG -RAW products, California is the leader, who for the first time a total of more than $ 58 billion is USDA data data.
California, $ 58 billion
Iowa, $ 44.7 billion
Nebraska is $ 5.6 billion
Texas, $ 29.7 billion
Illinois, 27,9 milliarder dollar
Minnesota, $ 26 billion
Kansas, $ 23.5 billion
Indiana, $ 18.3 billion
North Carolina, $ 16.8 Milliards
Wisconsin, 16,6 milliarder dollar
See the ranking of the entire 50 statesUSDA ers -site.
Food -specific locations
The United States produces many different agricultural products, food crops, meat and more.Pigs, potatoes, vegetables and melons.
Calls
Washington, 2 milliarder dollars
Michigan, $ 412 million
New York, $ 343 million
Pennsylvania, $ 124 million
Virginia, 66 million dollars
Cattle and calves
Nebraska, $ 13.7 billion
Kansas, $ 11.6 billion
Texas, $ 11.5 billion
Iowa, $ 5.2 billion
Okindo Coe: 455 billion
Tilts
Iowa, $ 1.9 billion
Ohio, 1.9 billion dollars
Indiana, $ 1.7 billion
Pennsylvania, $ 1.2 billion
Texas, 1.1 billion dollars
Sweet corn
Florida, $ 219 million
California, $ 177 million
Washington, $ 114 million
Minnesota, $ 112 million
Georgia, $ 106 million
Food grains (grain seeds, especiallywheatInRIS))
North Dakota, 2.1 billion dollars
Kansas, 2.1 billion dollars
Arkansas, $ 1.3 billion
Montana, 1.2 Milliards dollars
California, 1.1 billion dollars
Other AG -washed
Apart from food crops, ages, including corn, soybeans and wheat, billions in cash coupons.
But
Iowa, $ 15.3 billion;
Illinois, $ 13.6 billion;
Nebraska, $ 10.7 billion;
Minnesota, $ 8 billion, 8.6 million hectares
Indiana, $ 6.4 billion;
Soy beans
Illinois, $ 9.5 billion;
Iowa, $ 8.7 billion;9.9 million hectares
Minnesota, $ 5.1 billion;
Indiana, $ 4.7 billion;
Ohio, 4.2 billion dollars;
Wheat
North Dakota, 2.1 billion dollars;
Kansas, $ 2.1 billion;
Montana, 1.2 billion dollars;
Washington, 1 Milliard Dollar;2.3 million acres
Oklahoma, $ 648 million;
