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Leading Commodities
1 Milk
2 Oranges - Navel & Valencia
3 Cattle and Calves
4 Grapes
5 Alfalfa-Hay & Silage
6 Corn, Grain & Silage
7 Walnuts
8 Almonds
9 Plums
10 Pistachio Nuts
11 Nectarines
12 Nursery-Ornamental Trees & Shrubs
13 Peaches - Cling & Freestone
14 Cotton - Lint & Seed
15 Lemons
16 Tangerines - Fresh
17 Silage - Small Grain
18 Hogs & Pigs
19 Pasture & Range
20 Kiwifruit
21 Honey
22 Prunes
23 Wheat - Grain
24 Cherries
25 Pollination
26 Blueberries
27 Grapefruit - Fresh
28 Pomegranates
29 Nursery - Grape & Berry Vines
30 Olives
31 Turkeys
32 Nursery - Citrus & Subtropical Trees
33 Persimmons
34 Nursery - Deciduous Fruits & Nuts
35 Beans - Dry
36 Cucumbers
37 Manure
38 Quince
39 Sorghum - Grain
40 Pears & Asian Pears
41 Broccoli
42 Pecans
43 Apricots
44 Sudan Grass
45 Lambs
46Timber
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2006 Value
$1,179,394,000
$566,107,000
$496,305,00
$350,276,000
$126,232.000
$103,614,000
$95,200,000
$88,315,000
$83,772,000
$72,802,000
$69,655,000
$65,750,000
$65,686,000
$44,128,000
$39,171,000
$38,387,000
$29,880,000
$25,397000
$22,927,000
$22,464,000
$17,281,000
$16,166,000
$16,065,000
$14,7242,000
$14,177,000
$13,967,000
$12,078,000
$10,389,000
$8,632,000
$8,369,000
$7,427,000
$5,520,000
$4,814,000
$4,346,000
$4,098000
$3,482,000
$2,807,000
$2,191,000
$2,139,000
$2,124,000
$1,679,000
$1,661,000
$1,401,000
$1,282,000
$1,282,000
$1,217,000
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About Our Farms
Total Ag Value
$3,872,059,700
Number of Farms
5,738
Average Size of Farm (acres) 243
Harvested Acreage
682,460
If Tulare County were a state, it would
rank 22nd in the U.S. in agricultural production.
Tulare County leads the nation in dairy
production. Milk is the first agricultural commodity worth more
than $1 billion ever recorded in any California county.
For more information, please contact the
Tulare County Agricultural Commissioner
(559) 685-3323 |
