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Vegetable Production

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Farmland used for vegetable production in North America

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Vegetable production in North America: Highest production (dark green) include California and Florida. Moderate production (light green) is in the Midwest and Southeast U.S. Lowest production regions are in Canada and the Central U.S. (light yellow).

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Vegetable Production

Major Manufacturing Regions

Class

Rank

Acres

Major Manufacturing Regions

Alaska
581,020
Alberta
2161,700
Arizona
11145,000
Arkansas
4211,100
British Columbia
3523,000
Colorado
1779,300
District of Columbia
630
Hawaii
458,580
Idaho
2354,000
Iowa
477,700
Kansas
516,380
Kentucky
448,960
Manitoba
1968,800
Minnesota
6212,000
Missouri
3918,500
Montana
4111,800
Nebraska
3423,300
Nevada
543,200
New Brunswick
2348,700
New Mexico
3228,000
Newfoundland and Labrador
571,390
North Dakota
1879,000
Northwest Territories
628
Nova Scotia
487,420
Nunavut
640
Oklahoma
496,860
Ontario
7170,000
Prince Edward Island
1688,900
Québec
12134,000
Saskatchewan
467,740
South Dakota
59830
Tennessee
3327,700
Utah
506,690
Vermont
533,450
West Virginia
552,650
Wyoming
60617
Yukon
6147
Florida
5245,0001.05%
New Hampshire
523,7009.56%
Rhode Island
562,24095.4%
Washington
3326,0002.09%
Maine
2062,2001.13%
Virginia
3622,7001.67%
Delaware
2933,60099.2%
Mississippi
2736,8007.80%
Texas
15102,0004.52%
Louisiana
4012,90041.4%
North Carolina
9155,00025.1%
Oregon
10154,0003.46%
Alabama
3719,70021.3%
Wisconsin
4251,0005.64%
New Jersey
2547,80099.7%
South Carolina
3030,3004.41%
Michigan
8166,0007.08%
Connecticut
439,25096.8%
Pennsylvania
2448,1008.60%
Massachusetts
3819,00069.1%
Georgia
14109,00016.0%
New York
13125,0005.11%
Maryland
3129,30044.6%
California
11,170,0009.09%
Ohio
2835,30013.6%
Indiana
2640,1003.18%
Illinois
2261,4006.47%
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