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United StatesDepartment ofAgriculture

NationalAgriculturalStatisticsService

AgricultureHandbookNumber 507

VegetablesUsual Planting and Harvesting Dates

May 2007

Vegetables Usual Planting and Harvesting Dates Agricultural Statistics BoardMay 2007 1 NASS, USDA

Contents

Vegetables PagePlanting and Harvesting Dates

Preface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Definitions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Acres Harvested, 2002 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

VegetablesArtichokes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Asparagus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Beans, Lima . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Beans, Snap Fresh Market . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Processing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12Broccoli . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Cabbage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18Cantaloups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24Carrots Fresh Market . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Processing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28Cauliflower . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30Celery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32Corn, Sweet Fresh Market . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 Processing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40Cucumbers Fresh Market . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Pickles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46Garlic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48Honeydews . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48Lettuce, Head . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50Lettuce, Leaf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52Lettuce, Romaine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54Onions, Spring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56Onions, Summer, Non-Storage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56Onions, Summer, Storage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58Peas, Green . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60Peppers, Bell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62Peppers, Chile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66Pumpkins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68Spinach Fresh Market . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 Processing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72Squash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74Strawberries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78Tomatoes Fresh Market . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80 Processing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84Watermelons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86


Preface

This handbook provides information on ususal planting and harvesting dates for fresh and processingvegetables in principal producing areas. Twenty-four commercial fresh market vegetables, 3 melons, 8processing vegetables, and strawberries are included in this handbook. The information shown identifiesmajor varieties of vegetables covered in the vegetable estimating program. It updates the informationcontained in the previous edition of this handbook issued February 1977.

The Field Offices of the USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service compiled the basicinformation, prepared the estimates of ususal dates, and designated the important areas of production andmajor varieties for their respective States. Growers and horticultural specialists were consulted to verifyinformation published.

Seasonal classifications are listed for the fresh market crops in each State, as in the regular programs ofvegetable reports. Classifications are determined by the season when the bulk of each crop is usuallyharvested. These seasonal groupings are as follows:

Winter: January, February, MarchSpring: April, May, JuneSummer: July, August, SeptemberFall: October, November, December

There is some overlap in the marketing seasons for individual crops because weather and economicfactors frequently disturb normal harvest schedules. Consequently, the classifications employed aregenerally less precise than the dates indicate. Data for each of the 8 principal processing crops followthe fresh market segment of the commodity. Except for spinach, estimates for processing vegetables arenot available by seasonal groups.

Harvesting dates for most vegetables refer to the period when the crop is removed from the field. Forcrops which are left in the field to cure, harvesting dates refer to the time the crop is pulled, cut, orpicked. Dates are not necessarily those of marketing or processing. For perishable crops, harvesting andmarketing or processing periods are nearly identical, but for storage crops, such as cabbage and onions,the marketing season extends beyond the end of harvest. In areas where production for processing isfrom acreage grown primarily for fresh market, harvest for processing often follows the harvest for freshmarket.

Planting dates refer to the period during which seeding or transplanting is usually done. It is recognizedthat fields may, at times, be planted before or after the normal period indicated. Dates shown do not takeinto account abnormal planting seasons caused by climatic or economic factors. The principal producingcounties are grouped by geographic areas within States. County names are listed in order of theirimportance. Where counties are of equal importance, names are listed alphabetically.


Artichokes for Fresh Market and Processing

Seasonand

State

AverageProduction2004-2006

AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties

Principal VarietiesGrown

In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Winter

CA 815 Monterey, Riverside, San Mateo,and Orange

Desert GlobeGreen Globe

--continued

Asparagus for Fresh Market and Processing

Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Winter

CA 1

Spring

CA 1

WA

Summer

CA 1

MI

Fall

CA 1

504

253

Imperial, Riverside, Kings,Orange, and Contra Costa

San Joaquin, Monterey, andSanta Barbara

Franklin and Yakima

Yolo, Ventura, and Sacramento

Oceana, Mason, Van Buren,Cass, and Berrien

Kings, Orange, and Contra Costa

ApolloBrock ImperialGrande


Del MonteGreen GiantJersey GiantJersey KnightSyn-4


Jersey GeneralJersey GiantJersey KnightMary WashingtonSYN 4-56


See footnote(s) at end of table. --continued


Artichokes for Fresh Market and Processing (continued)

Seasonand

State

Usual Planting Dates Usual Harvesting Dates

Begins Ends Begins Most Active Ends

Winter

CA Nov 1 Mar 31 Aug 1 Feb 1 - May 31 Jul 31

Asparagus for Fresh Market and Processing (continued)

Seasonand

State



Winter

CA

Spring

CA

WA

Summer

CA

MI

Fall

CA

Nov 1

Feb 1

Mar 1

May 1

Apr 1

Aug 1

Jan 31

Apr 30

Apr 30

Jul 31

Apr 30

Oct 31

Dec 15

Mar 1

Apr 10

Jun 1

Apr 25

Sep 1

Jan 1 - Feb 15

Mar 15 - Apr 30

May 5 - Jun 5

Jun 15 - Aug 15

May 1 - Jun 20

Sep 15 - Nov 15

Feb 28

May 15

Jun 20

Aug 31

Jun 30

Nov 30

1 Seasonal production not published. Average annual production (all seasons, 1,000 Cwt) for 2004-06 is 853 for CA.


Lima Beans for Processing

StateAverage

Production2004-2006

AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

Tons

CA 1

IL 1 2

MD 1

OR 1

WI 1

Lower Eastern ShoreUpper Eastern Shore

Stanislaus, San Joaquin,Ventura, Santa Barbara,and Sutter

Ogle, De Kalb, La Salle, Lee,and Bureau

Caroline and TalbotKent

Umatilla

Walworth, Rock, Oconto,and Green Lake

BabyFordhook

CypressDixie White ButterpeaEastlandFordhook 1072Sussex

Early ThorogreenFordhook 242KingstonMaffeiPacker DM

BabyFordhook



Lima Beans for Processing (continued)

StateUsual Planting Dates Usual Harvesting Dates


CA

IL

MD

OR

WI

Jun 1

May 15

May 20

May 15

May 20

Jun 30

Jun 15

Jul 20

Jun 15

Jun 20

Sep 1

Aug 1

Aug 10

Aug 15

Aug 20

Oct 15 - Oct 25

Sep 5 - Sep 15

Aug 20 - Oct 5

Sep 1 - Sep 15

Sep 1 - Sep 25

Dec 31

Sep 25

Oct 20

Sep 20

Oct 15

1 Average production not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations. 2 Principal varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.


Snap Beans for Fresh Market

Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Winter

FL 1

Spring

CA 1

FL 1

GA 1

NJ 1

NC 1

Summer

CA 1

GA 1

MD 1

MI

NY

203

359

Southeast

SoutheastSouthwest

West Central

SouthwestSouth Central


WesternLower Eastern ShoreUpper Eastern Shore

Central

CentralWest

Miami-Dade andPalm Beach

Tulare

Palm BeachLeeGlades Highlands and HendryGold Mine

Sumter and DecaturEchols, Worth, and Wilcox

Cumberland, Salem,Gloucester, Burlington,and Atlantic

Hyde

Orange

Sumter and DecaturEchols

FrederickDorchester and CarolineQueen Anne’s and KentSt Mary’s

St Joseph, Cass, Macomb,Grand Traverse, andKalamazoo

Oneida and CayugaGenesee, Orleans, Ontario,Wyoming, Niagara, and Yates

BenchmarkBroncoDadeGold MineMacasian

CalgreenGreencropMagnum

BenchmarkBroncoDade

Macasian

BroncoDuskyFestina

GoldrushHialeahOpusRoma IIStrike

AmbraBroncoLynx


BroncoDuskyFestina

BroncoHialeahRoma

BroncoDuskyStrike

AmbraCapriceConcesaEspadaSavannah



Snap Beans for Fresh Market (continued)

Seasonand

State



Winter

FL

Spring

CA

FL

GA

NJ

NC

Summer

CA

GA

MD

MI

NY

Nov 1

Feb 1

Feb 1

Mar 1

Apr 10

Mar 10

Feb 1

May 1

Apr 5

May 1

Apr 20

Feb 15

Mar 1

Apr 15

Apr 20

Jun 5

Apr 15

May 31

May 15

May 31

Jun 20

Aug 5

Jan 1

Mar 1

Apr 1

May 1

Jun 10

May 15

May 1

Jul 1

Jun 10

Jul 1

Jun 25

Feb 15 - Mar 31

Apr 1 - Apr 30

Apr 1 - May 15

May 10 - Jun 20

Jun 20 - Jul 10

Jun 1 - Jun 30

Jun 1 - Jul 31

Jul 15 - Aug 1

Jun 15 - Sep 10

Jul 15 - Sep 30

Jul 5 - Sep 20

Mar 31

May 31

Jun 15

Jun 30

Jul 15

Jul 20

Aug 31

Aug 15

Sep 15

Oct 10

Oct 10




Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Summer

NC 1

SC

TN

VA 1

Fall

CA 1

FL 1

GA 1

MD 1

NJ 1

NC 1

VA 1

55

510

NorthWest CentralEast Central

North



Central

Hyde

Clarendon, Greenville,Williamsburg, and Charleston

Cumberland and Fentress

Northampton and Accomack

Riverside and Orange

Suwannee, Union, and BradfordHillsboroughSt LucieAlachua

Sumter and DecaturEchols

FrederickDorchester and CarolineQueen Anne’s and KentSt Mary’s

Cumberland, Salem,Gloucester, Burlington,and Atlantic

Hyde


AmbraBroncoLynx

BroncoMagnumStrike

Blue LakeDerbyProviderTendergreenTop Crop

BroncoHialeahRoma IIStrike


BenchmarkBroncoDadeGold MineMacasian

BroncoDuskyFestina

BroncoHialeahRoma

GoldrushHialeahOpusRoma IIStrike

AmbraBroncoLynx

BroncoHialeahRoma IIStrike




Seasonand

State



Summer

NC

SC

TN

VA

Fall

CA

FL

GA

MD

NJ

NC

VA

Apr 15

Mar 15

Apr 10

Apr 1

Aug 1

Jul 1

Jul 15

Jul 1

Jun 5

Aug 5

Aug 1

May 20

May 15

Jun 20

May 15

Sep 30

Nov 15

Aug 20

Aug 20

Aug 10

Aug 25

Aug 25

Jul 1

Jun 1

Jun 10

Jun 10

Oct 1

Oct 1

Sep 15

Sep 1

Jul 10

Sep 25

Oct 1

Jul 15 - Sep 15

Jun 15 - Jul 15

Jul 1 - Aug 1

Jun 20 - Jul 1

Nov 1 - Dec 31

Nov 1 - Dec 31

Sep 15 - Oct 10

Sep 15 - Oct 15

Jul 20 - Oct 15

Oct 1 - Oct 31

Oct 1 - Oct 20

Oct 1

Aug 31

Aug 20

Jul 10

Jan 31

Dec 31

Nov 1

Oct 31

Oct 31

Nov 10

Oct 20

1 Seasonal production not published. Average annual production (all seasons, 1,000 Cwt) for 2004-06 is 667 for CA, 2,586for FL, 819 for GA, 67 for MD, 103 for NJ, 302 for NC, and 221 for VA.


Snap Beans for Processing

StateAverage

Production2004-2006

AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

Tons

AR 1

FL 2

GA 1

IL

IN

MD 1

MI

MN 1 3

MO 1

NJ 1

NY

10,380

59,027

17,230

62,417

69,670

Northwest

Central

NorthSoutheast

South CentralSouthwest

NorthSouth

Lower Eastern ShoreCentral

SoutheastCentral

Southwest

West

Benton, Crawford,Sebastian, and WashingtonLonoke and Pulaski

SuwaneeMiami-Dade and Palm Beach

Tift and BerrienSeminole and Mitchell

Mason and Tazewell

Laporte, Fulton, and LagrangeSullivan and Bartholomew

Caroline and TalbotCarroll

St Joseph, Kalamazoo,Macosta, Montcalm, andMason

Barry and Newton

Salem and Cumberland

Genesee, Orleans, Wyoming,Ontario, Niagara, and Yates

Bush Blue LakeItalian Roma

BenchmarkBronco

Bush Blue Lake

Venture

GoldrushHerculesHystyleMinuetteTitan

BrioRoma IISlenderette

CapriceHerculesHyStyleOSU5402Venture

HerculesHystyleMasaiPLS 75

Bush Blue Lake

BrioDandyHystyleRoma IISlenderette

HystyleSummitTitan



Snap Beans for Processing (continued)



AR

FL

GA

IL

IN

MD

MI

MN

MO

NJ

NY

Apr 15

Jul 15

Mar 1

Apr 15

May 1

Apr 20

May 1

May 1

Apr 10

Apr 25

May 15

May 20

May 15

Apr 20

Jun 15

Jul 1

Aug 8

Jun 20

May 31

May 20

Jul 25

Jul 15

Jun 15

Jan 1

May 1

Jul 1

Jul 1

Jun 15

Jul 1

Jul 10

Jun 10

Jul 1

Jul 15

Jun 20 - Jul 20

Feb 1 - Apr 30

May 10 - Jun 20

Aug 1 - Aug 15

Jul 10 - Sep 10

Jul 1 - Aug 15

Jul 15 - Sep 30

Aug 1 - Aug 31

Jun 15 - Jun 20

Jul 20 - Aug 31

Jul 25 - Sep 10

Jul 31

Jul 10

Jun 30

Aug 25

Sep 15

Oct 31

Oct 10

Sep 25

Jul 5

Oct 5

Sep 30




StateAverage

Production2004-2006

AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

Tons

NC 1

OR

PA

TX 1

VA 1

WI 4

108,273

35,540

310,317

Willamette Valley

Winter Garden

Hyde and Robeson

Marion, Benton, Yamhill,and Lane

Centre, Columbia, and York

Frio, Zavala, and Uvalde


Portage, Adams, Waushara,Barron, and Oconto

Bronco

OSU 91GOSU 54Roma II

DoralEnvyExcaliburSlender PakTitan

Roma IIBlue Lake Pole

Bronco






NC

OR

PA

TX

VA

WI

Mar 10

Apr 25

May 5

Feb 5

Apr 20

May 1

Aug 25

Jun 25

Jul 5

Mar 25

Aug 10

Jul 10

Apr 15

Jul 10

Jul 10

Mar 1

Jul 1

Jul 10

Jun 1 - Oct 31

Jul 25 - Aug 31

Jul 20 - Sep 15

Mar 5 - Mar 25

Jun 25 - Aug 31

Jul 15 - Sep 15

Nov 10

Sep 25

Sep 20

Apr 25

Oct 20

Sep 30

1 Average production not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations. 2 Average production for 2005-06. 3 Principal producing counties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations. 4 Principal varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.


Broccoli for Fresh Market and Processing

Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Winter

AZ

CA 1

Spring

CA 1

Summer

CA 1

Fall

CA 1

1,603 Yuma and Maricopa

Imperial and Riverside

Ventura, Santa Barbara, andSan Luis Obispo

Monterey, San Benito, andSanta Cruz

Fresno, Kern, and Stanislaus

CaptainEverestGreen MagicLagunaLiberty

Calabrese

Calabrese

Calabrese

Calabrese



Broccoli for Fresh Market and Processing (continued)

Seasonand

State



Winter

AZ

CA

Spring

CA

Summer

CA

Fall

CA

Aug 1

Dec 1

Mar 1

Jun 1

Sep 1

Dec 15

Feb 28

May 31

Aug 31

Nov 30

Nov 1

Jan 15

Apr 15

Jul 15

Oct 15

Dec 15 - Feb 15

Jan 20 - Feb 15

Apr 30 - May 31

Jul 30 - Aug 31

Oct 31 - Nov 30

Mar 15

Mar 15

Jun 15

Sep 15

Dec 15 1 Seasonal production not published. Average annual production (all seasons, 1,000 Cwt) for 2004-06 is 18,388 for CA.


Cabbage for Fresh Market

Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Spring

AZ

CA 1

FL 1

GA 1

NJ 1

NC 1

TX 1

Summer

CA 1

CO 2

IL

MI

1,454

1,516

166

552

NorthWest Central

Southeast


Rio Grande Valley

Front Range

Northern

Yuma and Maricopa

Monterey, San Benito, andSanta Clara

St John’sManatee and HillsboroughPalm Beach, Martin, and Dade

Colquitt and CookGrady

Cumberland, Atlantic,and Burlington

Pasquotank

Star, Hidalgo, Cameron,and Willacy

Santa Barbara, Ventura,San Luis Obispo, Los Angeles,Orange, and San Diego

Weld and Adams

Kankakee, Kane, McHenry,and Carroll

Monroe, Lenawee, Kent,Ottawa, and Macomb

Fast VantageGazetteRed JewelRocket

DiscoveryGrenadierHeadstartPacifica

AtlantisAugustaBravoCardinalSavoy

BluethunderBravo

Blue GemCardinalDynamoFargoGreen Cup

Blue DynastyBlue Vantage

Blue VantageBravo


CheersEarly Jersey WakefieldKing Cole

Blue VantageMatsumoMentorReactionTrigger



Cabbage for Fresh Market (continued)

Seasonand

State



Spring

AZ

CA

FL

GA

NJ

NC

TX

Summer

CA

CO

IL

MI

Sep 1

Jan 1

Dec 15

Feb 1

Mar 25

Jan 1

Dec 1

Feb 1

Jun 1

May 1

Apr 10

Feb 1

Jan 31

Apr 15

Mar 15

Jun 20

Mar 20

Jan 31

Jul 31

Jun 15

May 31

Jul 15

Nov 1

Mar 15

Apr 15

Apr 15

May 15

Apr 20

Apr 1

Jul 1

Sep 5

Sep 1

Jun 15

Jan 1 - Mar 1

Apr 1 - Jun 5

Apr 15 - Jun 1

Apr 15 - Jun 15

Jun 10 - Aug 15

May 10 - Jun 15

Apr 5 - Apr 30

Aug 1 - Sep 30

Sep 20 - Oct 20

Sep 5 - Sep 20

Jul 1 - Oct 31

Apr 1

Jun 25

Jun 15

Jun 30

Aug 31

Jun 30

Jun 30

Nov 30

Nov 1

Sep 30

Nov 20




Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Summer

NC 1

OH

PA

VA

WI

Fall

CA 1

FL 1

GA 1

NJ 1

NY

NC 1

TX 1

447

301

148

688

4,312

NorthwestNorthcentral

NorthWest Central

Southeast

South Central

West

Rio Grande Valley

Pasquotank

Huron, Lucas, and WoodOttawa and Sandusky

Schyulkill, Erie, and Lancaster

Carroll and Patrick

Racine and Kenosha


St John’sManatee and HillsboroughPalm Beach, Martin, and Dade

Colquitt

Cumberland, Atlantic,and Burlington

Monroe, Genesee, Niagara,Orleans, and Ontario

Pasquotank

Star, Hidalgo, Cameron,and Willacy


AlmanacBravoFrescoHinovaTrasam

Abbott & Cobb 5Blue VintageBravoMarket Prize

Abbott & Cobb 5CharmontDynamoGourmetMarket Price

BravoHi NovaScore



BluethunderBravo

Blue VantageBravoConstanaGreen CupRed Head

Bravo


Blue VantageBravo




Seasonand

State



Summer

NC

OH

PA

VA

WI

Fall

CA

FL

GA

NJ

NY

NC

TX

Mar 20

Mar 25

Apr 15

Apr 1

Apr 15

Sep 15

Jun 1

Aug 1

Jun 20

Apr 15

Jul 15

Jul 1

Apr 15

Jun 25

Jun 15

Jun 15

Jun 15

Oct 31

Oct 15

Oct 15

Aug 10

Jul 20

Aug 10

Jul 30

Jun 10

Jun 1

Jun 20

Jul 1

Jun 20

Dec 1

Oct 25

Nov 15

Oct 1

Jun 15

Oct 10

Oct 1

Jul 15 - Oct 15

Jun 15 - Oct 31

Jul 5 - Sep 30

Jul 15 - Aug 31

Jun 25 - Sep 15

Dec 25 - Jan 31

Nov 1 - Dec 1

Nov 15 - Dec 15

Oct 5 - Nov 10

Aug 15 - Nov 15

Oct 15 - Dec 31

Dec 1 - Dec 20

Oct 31

Oct 31

Oct 15

Sep 15

Sep 30

Feb 28

Dec 15

Dec 31

Dec 5

Dec 15

Jan 31

Dec 31




Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Winter

FL 1

GA 1

TX 1

NorthWest Central

Southeast

South Central

Winter Garden

St John’sManatee and HillsboroughMartin, Palm Beach, and Dade

Colquitt

Frio, Zavala, and Uvalde


BluethunderBravo

Blue VantageBravo




Seasonand

State



Winter

FL

GA

TX

Sept 15

Oct 1

Sep 1

Jan 15

Dec 15

Sep 30

Oct 25

Jan 15

Oct 1

Jan 1 - Apr 15

Jan 15 - Mar 1

Oct 15 - Mar 15

Jun 15

Mar 15

Apr 15

1 Seasonal production not published. Average annual production (all seasons, 1,000 Cwt) for 2004-06 is 5,434 for CA,2,503 for FL, 2,650 for GA, 453 for NJ, 1,440 for NC, and 2,912 for TX.

2 Principal varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.


Cantaloups for Fresh Market

Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Spring

AZ 1

CA 1

GA

TX

Summer

CA 1

CO

IN

MD

PA

SC

TX

Fall

AZ 1

CA 1

954

968

283

474

56

128

117

968

Southern Desert

South Central

Trans Pecos

San Joaquin Valley

Arkansas Valley

Southwest

South Central


Central

Winter Garden

Southern Desert

Maricopa, La Paz, and Yuma


Tift, Wilcox, and Colquitt

Pecos

Kern, Fresno, Kings, Merced,and Stanislaus

Otero, Bent, and Prowers

Knox, Gibson, Sullivan,and PoseyJackson

Caroline and SomersetQueen Anne’sCarroll

Lancaster, Cumberland,and Snyder

Bamberg, Barnwell, Colleton,and Spartanburg

Dimmit, Zavala, and Maverick



ExpeditionNavigatorOcotilloOlympic Gold áZeus

CaravelleTopmark

AphroditeAthena

CaravelleTexas A&M Uvalde

CaravelleTopmark

AthenaValley Gold

AphroditeAthenaEclipse

AmbrosiaAthenaGoldstar

AthenaEclipse

AmbrosiaAthenaSuperstar

CaravelleTexas A&M Uvalde

ExpeditionNavigatorOcotilloOlympic Gold áZeus

CaravelleTopmark



Cantaloups for Fresh Market (continued)

Seasonand

State



Spring

AZ

CA

GA

TX

Summer

CA

CO

IN

MD

PA

SC

TX

Fall

AZ

CA

Feb 1

Dec 20

Mar 1

Mar 1

Feb 20

Apr 15

Apr 15

Apr 1

May 10

Mar 15

May 1

Jul 1

Jul 1

Apr 15

Mar 15

Apr 15

Mar 31

Jul 30

May 15

May 15

Apr 30

Jun 15

Jun 15

May 31

Aug 31

Aug 31

May 1

May 1

May 15

May 1

Jun 20

Jul 25

Jun 20

Jul 15

Jul 20

Jun 15

Jul 1

Oct 1

Oct 1

May 15 - Jun 15

Jun 1 - Jun 30

Jun 1 - Jul 1

Jun 1 - Jul 1

Aug 1 - Aug 31

Aug 10 - Aug 31

Jul 5 - Jul 31

Aug 1 - Aug 31

Aug 1 - Aug 31

Jul 1 - Jul 31

Aug 1 - Aug 31

Oct 15 - Nov 15

Oct 15 - Nov 15

Jun 30

Jul 5

Jul 31

Jul 31

Oct 31

Sep 30

Aug 15

Sep 15

Sep 15

Aug 31

Sep 15

Nov 30

Dec 15

1 Seasonal production not published. Average annual production (all seasons, 1,000 Cwt) for 2004-06 is 5,790 for AZ and12,155 for CA.


Carrots for Fresh Market

Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Winter

AZ 1

CA 2

GA 1

TX 2

Spring

CA 2

TX 2

Summer

CA 2

CO 1 3

MI

WA 1

1,061


Rio Grande Valley

Rio Grande Valley

San Luis Valley

Maricopa

Kern and Santa Barbara

EcholsDecatur and Seminole

Star, Hidalgo, Cameron, andWillacy


Star, Hidalgo, Cameron, andWillacy

Los Angeles

Rio Grande and Saguache

Newaygo, Lapeer, Oceana,Eaton, and Jackson

Grant and Franklin

ApacheCaroPakLegendNavajoPrimecut

ApacheAvengerCaroPakDominatorLegend

ApacheChoctaw

CaroSpikeTexas Gold Spike




BastiaCuparNevadaTrinityYellowstone

BoleroMokumPresto



Carrots for Fresh Market (continued)

Seasonand

State



Winter

AZ

CA

GA

TX

Spring

CA

TX

Summer

CA

CO

MI

WA

Oct 1

Jul 1

Aug 1

Sep 1

Dec 1

Nov 1

Dec 1

Apr 15

Apr 15

Apr 15

Feb 15

Sep 30

Dec 15

Dec 31

Aug 31

Nov 30

Mar 31

Jun 30

Jul 10

Jul 31

Nov 1

Nov 1

Dec 15

Dec 1

Mar 1

Mar 1

May 1

Aug 1

Jul 10

Jul 30

Dec 15 - Jan 15

Dec 1 - Jan 31

Feb 15 - Jun 1

Jan 1 - Mar 31

Mar 1 - Jun 15

Apr 1 - Apr 30

May 15 - Jun 30

Aug 15 - Oct 10

Aug 5 - Nov 15

Sep 1 - Nov 1

Jul 1

Mar 1

Jun 15

Apr 30

Jun 30

Jun 30

Jul 31

Oct 31

Nov 25

Dec 31




Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Fall

CA 2

TX 2 High PlainsRio Grande Valley

Monterey

MidlandHidalgo and Cameron




Carrots for Processing

StateAverage

Production2004-2006

AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

Tons

CA

MI

MN

TX

WA

WI

143,200

42,933

21,727

12,453

133,133

88,773

Winter GardenRio Grande Valley

Kern and Santa Barbara

Oceana, Newaygo, Mason,Montcalm, and Macosta

Freeburne and Anoka

FrioHidalgo

Grant, Franklin, and Benton

Waushara, Manitowoc, Portage,Jefferson, Oconto, and Walworth


CanteburyCuparFontana

EagleNandranNapaNavajoValero


ApacheChantenayEnterpriseRed CoredSugarSnax

ChantenayEnterprise

--continued



Seasonand

State



Fall

CA

TX

Apr 1

Jul 1

Jul 31

Jul 31

Aug 1

Oct 1

Sep 1 - Nov 30

Nov 1 - Nov 30

Dec 31

Dec 31

1 Average production not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations. 2 Seasonal production not published. Annual average production (all seasons, 1,000 Cwt) for 2004-06 is 20,699 for CA and

671 for TX. 3 Principal varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.

Carrots for Processing (continued)



CA

MI

MN

TX

WA

WI

Dec 1

Apr 15

Apr 15

Sep 1

Apr 15

Apr 25

Mar 31

Jul 10

May 15

Oct 31

Jul 31

Jun 15

May 1

Jul 10

Aug 15

Feb 1

Jul 31

Aug 15

May 15 - Jun 30

Aug 5 - Nov 15

Sep 1 - Sep 30

Apr 1 - May 5

Sep 1 - Nov 1

Sep 1 - Oct 31

Jul 31

Nov 25

Nov 15

May 31

Dec 31

Nov 15


Cauliflower for Fresh Market and Processing

Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Winter

AZ

CA 1

Spring

CA 1

Summer

CA 1

NY

Fall

CA 1

964

65 WestEast

CentralLong Island

Yuma

Riverside and Imperial

Ventura, Santa Barbara,and San Luis Obispo

Monterey, San Benito,and Santa Cruz

Niagara and MonroeSchoharieHerkimerSuffolk

Tulare, Fresno, Stanislaus,and San Joaquin

CumberlandGuardianMariposaMinutemanRushmore

Candid CharmInclineRavellaRushmoreSnow Crown



ApexCandid CharmFremont




Cauliflower for Fresh Market and Processing (continued)

Seasonand

State



Winter

AZ

CA

Spring

CA

Summer

CA

NY

Fall

CA

Aug 1

Dec 1

Mar 1

Jun 1

Apr 10

Sep 1

Nov 15

Jan 31

May 31

Jul 31

Jul 20

Oct 31

Nov 1

Jan 15

Apr 15

Jul 15

Jul 10

Oct 15

Dec 1 - Mar 15

Jan 20 - Feb 15

Apr 30 - May 31

Jul 30 - Aug 31

Jul 20 - Oct 25

Nov 1 - Nov 30

Apr 15

Mar 15

Jun 15

Sep 15

Nov 15

Dec 15

1 Seasonal production not published. Average annual production (all seasons, 1,000 Cwt) for 2004-06 is 6,071 for CA.


Celery for Fresh Market

Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Winter

CA 1

Spring

CA 1

Summer

CA 1

MI

Fall

CA 1

1,017

Ventura and San Luis Obispo

Ventura and San Luis Obispo

Monterey and Santa Barbara

Van Buren, Allegan, Ottawa,Kent, and Newaygo

Monterey and Santa Barbara

Sonora-ChallengerSonora-Conquistador



Tango HybridUtah 52-70 (Triumph)




Celery for Fresh Market (continued)

Seasonand

State



Winter

CA

Spring

CA

Summer

CA

MI

Fall

CA

Aug 1

Dec 1

Mar 1

Apr 15

Jun 1

Nov 30

Mar 31

May 31

Jul 31

Aug 31

Nov 10

Apr 1

Jun 20

Jun 25

Sep 1

Jan 1 - Mar 1

May 1 - Jun 30

Jul 1 - Jul 31

Jul 10 - Nov 1

Nov 1 - Dec 31

Mar 31

Jul 15

Aug 31

Nov 15

Jan 15



Sweet Corn for Fresh Market

Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Winter

FL 1

Spring

CA 1

FL 1

GA 1

TX

Summer

AL

CA 1

CO

CT

DE

IL

IN

123

51

1,400

297

316

485

379

SoutheastSouthwest

West Central

NorthSoutheast

Southwest

Southwest

Upper CoastHigh Plains

NorthSouth

Front RangeWest Slope

CentralSouth

Northeastern

North

South

Miami-Dade and Palm BeachLee and HendryHighlands

Imperial, Fresno, and Riverside

Suwanee and GadsdenPalm BeachLee, Hendry, and Charlotte

Decatur and Mitchell

BrazoriaMidland

Chilton, Cullman, and JacksonBaldwin and Autauga

Fresno, Contra Costa, Imperialand Riverside

Weld and AdamsMontrose and Delta

Hartford, Tolland, andNew Haven

KentSussex

LaSalle, De Kalb, McHenry,Mason, Lee, Will, and Kane

Elkhart, Lake, Porter, Starke,St Joseph, and LaporteKnox, Delaware, Madison,Vanderburgh, and Bartholomew

ObsessionPassionSummer Sweet 8100Summer Sweet 8101Summer Sweet 8102

Double Diamond


BeyondSummer Sweet 8101Summer Sweet 8102

G-90Silver Queen

Gold QueenMeritSilver QueenSnowbelle

Double DiamondNova

Olathe SweetSakata Super Sweet

Sweet RhythmTemptation

Gold CupNorthern BelleQuick SilverSilver QueenSweet Sue

Honey & Cream

Big TimeCandy CornerEverprimeKrispy KingLegend



Sweet Corn for Fresh Market (continued)

Seasonand

State



Winter

FL

Spring

CA

FL

GA

TX

Summer

AL

CA

CO

CT

DE

IL

IN

Oct 1

Jan 1

Jan 1

Feb 15

Jan 1

Feb 1

Mar 1

May 1

Apr 1

Apr 1

May 1

Mar 15

Jan 31

Mar 31

Apr 15

Apr 15

Apr 15

May 31

Jul 31

Jun 30

Jul 3

Jul 10

Jul 15

Jun 15

Jan 1

Apr 10

Apr 1

May 15

Apr 1

Jun 15

Jun 20

Jun 5

Jul 15

Jul 1

Jun 15

Jun 10

Mar 1 - Mar 31

May 1 - Jun 15

Apr 1 - May 31

Jun 1 - Jul 15

May 1 - May 31

Jul 1 - Jul 31

Jul 1 - Sep 15

Jul 20 - Sep 20

Aug 15 - Sep 5

Jul 5 - Sep 10

Jul 20 - Jul 31

Jul 1 - Aug 15

Mar 31

Jul 10

Jul 10

Jul 31

Jul 31

Sep 30

Oct 15

Oct 10

Sep 25

Oct 1

Oct 25

Sep 15




Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Summer

ME

MD

MA

MI

NH

NJ

NY

NC

OH

OR

125

309

445

809

115

621

2,898

693

1,391

500


Central

EastWest

Long Island

NortheastNorthcentral

NorthwestSouthwest

Willamette Valley

East

Androscoggin, Cumberland,and Oxford

GarrettCarolineQueen Anne’sBaltimore, Montgomery, Carroll,and Calvert

Middlesex, Hampshire, Bristol,and Worcester

Macomb, Berrien, Kent,Wayne, and Washtenaw

Hillsborough, Rockingham, andMerrimack

Burlington, Salem, Cumberland,Atlantic, and Morris

Ulster and DutchessOrleans, Genesee, Livingston,Ontario, and MonroeSuffolk

Hyde

SummitHuron and LorainLucasHamilton

Marion, Lane, Washington,Linn, and BentonUmatilla


AmbrosiaButter and SugarGolden QueenSilver QueenSweet Sue


Bicolor SupersweetCavalryFirst TriplesweetProvidenceRenaissance


FantasiaIce QueenSilver KingSundanceSuper Sweet 7210

RevelationSweet RhythmTemptation

Obsession

ET 270ET 276ObsessionProvidenceTemptation

ChallengerCommanderCrisp N Sweet 710JubileeStylepak




Seasonand

State



Summer

ME

MD

MA

MI

NH

NJ

NY

NC

OH

OR

May 1

Apr 1

Apr 1

May 1

Apr 15

Mar 25

Apr 1

Mar 5

May 1

Apr 15

Jul 1

Jul 10

Jul 1

Jul 15

Jul 1

Jul 10

Jun 15

Jun 5

Jun 15

Jun 30

Jul 15

Jul 1

Jul 15

Jul 15

Jul 15

Jun 20

Jul 1

Jun 1

Jul 1

Jul 15

Aug 15 - Sep 5

Jul 5 - Sep 10

Aug 15 - Sep 5

Aug 1 - Sep 30

Aug 15 - Sep 5

Jul 5 - Aug 31

Jul 20 - Sep 30

Jun 15 - Jul 31

Jul 15 - Sep 15

Aug 1 - Sep 30

Sep 25

Oct 1

Sep 25

Oct 10

Sep 25

Oct 15

Oct 15

Sep 10

Sep 30

Oct 31




Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Summer

PA

RI

VT

VA

WA

WI

Fall

CA 1

FL 1

GA 1

1,155

72

61

301

534

527

SoutheastSouthwest

West Central

Southwest

Lancaster, Butler, andWestmoreland

Providence and Washington

Chittenden, Rutland, andWashington

Westmoreland, King George,Rockingham, Virginia Beach,and Chesapeake

Yakima

Racine, Waupaca, Ozaukee,Columbia, and Waukesa

Fresno, Riverside, andContra Costa

Palm BeachLee, Glades, and HendryHighlands

Decatur and Mitchell

ArgentSilver King



ArgentSilver KingSilver PrincessSilver QueenSweet Ice

Honey SelectHoney TreatKrispy KingSheba

Super Sweet

Double DiamondNova


BeyondSummer Sweet 8101Summer Sweet 8102




Seasonand

State



Summer

PA

RI

VT

VA

WA

WI

Fall

CA

FL

GA

Apr 15

Apr 1

May 1

Apr 1

Apr 15

Apr 15

Jul 1

Jun 15

Aug 1

Jun 15

Jul 1

Jul 1

May 15

Jun 5

Jun 15

Aug 31

Oct 31

Sep 15

Jul 20

Jul 15

Jul 15

Jun 15

Jul 25

Jul 1

Sep 20

Sep 20

Sep 15

Aug 5 - Sep 30

Aug 15 - Sep 5

Aug 15 - Sep 5

Jul 1 - Aug 1

Aug 1 - Sep 20

Jul 15 - Sep 10

Oct 1 - Oct 31

Nov 1 - Dec 31

Sep 15 - Oct 15

Oct 15

Sep 25

Sep 25

Sep 1

Sep 30

Sep 20

Dec 1

Dec 31

Nov 1

1 Seasonal production not published. Average annual production (all seasons, 1,000 Cwt) for 2004-06 is 4,636 for CA,5,414 for FL, and 3,560 for GA.


Sweet Corn for Processing

StateAverage

Production2004-2006

AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

Tons

DE

ID 1 2

IL 1

IA 1 2

MD

MN 2

NJ 1

NY

OR

PA

TN 1 2 3

WA

WI 2

40,807

41,107

945,970

113,867

247,627

7,537

808,147

600,903

Lower Eastern Shore

Upper Eastern Shore

West

Willamette Valley

Eastern

Kent

Elmore, Gooding, Jerome,Power, and Twin Falls

LaSalle, DeKalb, McHenry,Mason, Lee, Will, and Kane

Kossuth, Woodbury, Linn,Palo Alto, and Muscatine

Caroline, Wicomico, andDorchesterQueen Anne’s and Kent

Renville, Brown, Olmstead,Freeborn, and Sibley


Orleans, Genesee, Livingston,Ontario, Wyoming, and Monroe

Marion, Linn, Yamhill,Washington, and BentonUmatilla and Morrow

Lancaster, Butler, andWestmoreland

Grant, Franklin, and Benton

Portage, Waushara, Adams,Fond du Lac, and Dodge

Silver Princess

CohoGH-2660

Gold CupQuick SilverSilver Queen

BorusChampDynamoFantasiaMelody

BonusGH2042Overland

ChallengerCrisp N Sweet 710JubileeZenith

BonusChampFantasia

DasinLegacySheba



Sweet Corn for Processing (continued)



DE

ID

IL

IA

MD

MN

NJ

NY

OR

PA

TN

WA

WI

Apr 15

Apr 30

May 15

May 1

Apr 15

May 1

Apr 15

May 15

Apr 25

May 5

Apr 1

Apr 15

Apr 1

Jun 15

Jun 20

Jul 15

May 25

Jun 15

May 31

Jun 15

Jun 25

Jun 30

Jul 5

Jun 1

Jun 25

Jul 1

Jul 20

Aug 1

Jun 1

Jul 15

Jul 20

Jul 15

Jul 20

Aug 10

Aug 5

Aug 5

Jun 20

Aug 20

Aug 1

Aug 1 - Aug 31

Aug 15 - Aug 31

Jul 15 - Jul 25

Jul 15 - Aug 31

Aug 1 - Aug 31

Aug 1 - Aug 31

Aug 1 - Aug 31

Aug 25 - Sep 30

Aug 25 - Sep 30

Aug 20 - Sep 15

Jul 1 - Jul 31

Sep 1 - Oct 5

Aug 15 - Sep 25

Sep 10

Sep 30

Oct 5

Sep 25

Sep 10

Sep 30

Sep 10

Oct 10

Oct 15

Oct 15

Sep 5

Oct 20

Oct 15

1 Average production not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations. 2 Principal varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations. 3 Principal producing counties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.


Cucumbers for Fresh Market

Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Winter

FL 1

Spring

CA 1

FL 1

GA 1

NC 1

TX 1

Summer

CA 1

MD

MI

NJ

NY

NC 1

SC 1

40

1,038

580

725

Southwest

Southern California

Southeast


Winter Garden

Upper Eastern ShoreCentral

EastWest

Charlotte, Glades, Hendry,Collier, and Monroe

San Diego, Ventura,and Riverside

Broward

Colquitt, Echols, and TiftSumter

Nash, Beaufort, and Duplin

Uvalde

San Benito and Riverside

Queen Anne’sPrince George’s

Berrien, Van Buren, Cass,Allegan, and Oceana

Salem, Cumberland, Atlantic,and Gloucester

OrangeOrleans and Niagara

Nash, Beaufort, and Duplin

Bamberg, Williamsburg,Clarendon, and Charleston

SpeedwayThunder

ConquistadorDasher IISlicemasterThunder

SpeedwayThunder

SpeedwayThunder

General Lee

CalypsoDasher II


Marketmore 76Slicemaster

ExpeditionLafayetteSassyVlaspikVlasset

EncoreDasher IIMarketmore 76MedalistRaider

Dasher II

Dasher IIGeneral Lee

DaytonaGeneral LeeIndySpeedway



Cucumbers for Fresh Market (continued)

Seasonand

State



Winter

FL

Spring

CA

FL

GA

NC

TX

Summer

CA

MD

MI

NJ

NY

NC

SC

Nov 1

Jan 1

Jan 15

Mar 1

Mar 25

Jan 1

May 1

Apr 20

May 5

May 5

Jun 1

Apr 25

Mar 15

Dec 31

Jan 31

Mar 15

Apr 15

May 5

Jan 31

May 31

Jun 20

Jul 15

Jun 15

Jul 5

May 20

Jun 5

Jan 1

Mar 15

Mar 15

May 1

Jun 1

Apr 1

Aug 15

Jun 22

Jul 1

Jun 20

Aug 1

Jul 1

May 15

Jan 15 - Feb 1

Apr 1 - Jun 5

Mar 15 - May 15

May 15 - Jun 15

Jun 1 - Jun 30

May 1 - May 31

Sep 1 - Oct 5

Jul 1 - Aug 10

Aug 1 - Sep 30

Jul 5 - Aug 15

Aug 20 - Sep 10

Jul 1 - Jul 31

May 20 - Jun 1

Feb 15

Jun 30

May 31

Jun 30

Jul 5

Jun 30

Oct 15

Oct 15

Oct 31

Oct 10

Sep 30

Oct 20

Aug 1




Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Summer

VA 1

Fall

CA 1

FL 1

GA 1

SC 1

TX 1

VA 1

North

North CentralWest Central


Winter Garden

Northampton, Accomack,and Westmoreland

San Joaquin, San Diego,and Ventura

Suwannee, Alachua,and BradfordSumterHillsborough

Colquitt, Echols, and TiftSumter

Sumter and Colleton

Uvalde

Northampton, Accomack,and Westmoreland

Dasher IIDatonaGreensleeveSpeedwayStonewall


Dasher IIDaytonaGeneral LeeIndyLightning

SpeedwayThunder

SpeedwayStonewallThunder

G-90Silver Queen

Dasher IIDaytonaGreensleeveSpeedwayStonewall




Seasonand

State



Summer

VA

Fall

CA

FL

GA

SC

TX

VA

Apr 15

May 1

Jul 1

Jul 15

Aug 1

Aug 1

Jul 10

May 31

May 31

Oct 1

Sep 1

Sep 1

Aug 31

Aug 15

Jul 1

Aug 15

Oct 15

Sep 1

Oct 1

Sep 1

Sep 1

Jul 15 - Aug 15

Sep 1 - Oct 5

Oct 15 - Dec 20

Sep 15 - Oct 31

Oct 1 - Oct 15

Sep 15 - Oct 31

Sep 15 - Oct 15

Sep 15

Nov 30

Dec 31

Nov 15

Nov 1

Nov 30

Nov 10

1 Seasonal production not published. Average annual production (all seasons, 1,000 Cwt) for 2004-06 is 1,080 for CA,2,575 for FL, 2,573 for GA, 623 for NC, 186 for SC, 255 for TX, and 228 for VA.


Cucumbers for Pickles

StateAverage

Production2004-2006

AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

Tons

AL 1

CA 1 2 3

DE 1

FL

GA 1

IN

MD

MI

MO 1

NC

OH

SC

TX

WA 1

WI

55,090

7,023

9,967

167,847

58,700

31,713

16,397

32,827

30,857

South

West Central

South Central

NorthSouth

Lower Eastern Shore

Southwest

East

NorthwestNorthcentral

High PlainsCostal Bend

Winter Garden

Houston

Kent

Manatee, Hillsborough,and Sarasota

Brooks

LakeClark and Washington

Caroline, Dorchester, andTalbot

Van Buren, Gratiot, Saginaw,St Joseph, and Allegan

Barton and Dade

Nash, Scotland, andBeaufort

Putnam, Williams, and WoodOttawa and Sandusky

Clarendon, Sumter, Horry,and Florence

HaleMedinaZavala and Uvalde

Skagit

Waushara, Portage, andWaupaca

CalypsoFancipak

CalypsoEarly Pik

CalypsoEurekaExcelFMX 5020Napoleon Classic

Calypso

LafayetteSassyVlaspik

CalypsoEarly Pik

BallerinaEurekaPatton SupremeSassyZapata

Lafayette

FiestyJackson

EurekaVlaspikVlasset

CalypsoFancipakJackson

CalypsoDasher II

CalypsoPrinceRegalSassyVlasset

EurekaZapata



Cucumbers for Pickles (continued)



AL

CA

DE

FL

GA

IN

MD

MI

MO

NC

OH

SC

TX

WA

WI

Mar 1

Apr 10

May 10

Mar 1

Mar 1

May 15

May 10

May 5

Apr 15

Mar 25

May 25

Mar 15

Feb 1

Apr 30

May 1

Jul 15

Jun 10

Aug 7

Mar 31

Apr 15

Jul 1

Aug 7

Jul 15

Jul 25

Sep 5

Jul 1

Jul 1

Sep 1

Jun 15

Jun 20

May 1

Jul 1

Jul 1

May 5

May 1

Jul 1

Jul 1

Jul 1

Jun 15

Jun 1

Jul 1

May 15

Mar 1

Jul 15

Jul 15

Jun 1 - Oct 15

Aug 1 - Aug 31

Jul 5 - Jul 31

May 15 - Oct 20

May 15 - Jun 15

Jul 10 - Sep 10

Jul 6 - Jul 31

Aug 1 - Sep 30

Jul 1 - Aug 20

Jun 10 - Oct 15

Jul 1 - Sep 30

Jun 30 - Sep 1

Mar 15 - Nov 15

Aug 1 - Sep 30

Jul 25 - Sep 15

Nov 7

Sep 30

Aug 1

Nov 15

Jun 30

Sep 20

Aug 1

Oct 31

Sep 15

Oct 31

Oct 31

Oct 20

Nov 30

Oct 15

Oct 15

1 Average production not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations. 2 Principal producing counties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations. 3 Principal varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.


Garlic for Fresh Market and Processing

Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Summer

CA

NV

OR

4,368

110

503

Fresno, Kern, Kings, Mono,and Santa Clara

Washoe and Lyon

Jefferson, Crook, Marion,Yamhill, and Linn

California EarlyCalifornia Late

VFE13VFE18

California EarlyCalifornia Late

--continued

Honeydews for Fresh Market

Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Spring

AZ 1

CA 1

Summer

CA 1

Fall

AZ 1

CA 1

Southern Desert

San Joaquin Valley

Southern Desert



Kern, Fresno, Kings, Merced,and Stanislaus



Santa FeShamrock

Green FleshSilver World


Santa FeShamrock




Garlic for Fresh Market and Processing (continued)

Seasonand

State



Summer

CA

NV

OR

Sep 15

Oct 1

Sep 1

Mar 15

Nov 30

Oct 5

May 1

Jul 15

Aug 1

Jun 1 - Sep 30

Aug 10 - Aug 31

Aug 5 - Aug 31

Nov 30

Sep 15

Sep 30

Honeydews for Fresh Market (continued)

Seasonand

State



Spring

AZ

CA

Summer

CA

Fall

AZ

CA

Feb 1

Dec 20

Feb 20

Jul 1

Jul 1

Apr 30

Mar 15

Jul 31

Aug 31

Aug 31

May 1

May 1

Jun 20

Oct 1

Oct 1

May 15 - Jun 15

Jun 1 - Jun 30

Aug 1 - Aug 31

Oct 15 - Nov 15

Oct 15 - Nov 15

Jun 30

Jul 5

Oct 31

Nov 30

Dec 15

1 Seasonal production not published. Average annual production (all seasons, 1,000 Cwt) for 2004-06 is 1,085 for AZ and3,734 for CA.


Head Lettuce for Fresh Market

Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Winter

AZ

CA 1

Spring

CA 1

NJ 1

Summer

CA 1

CO 2

Fall

CA 1

NJ 1

16,273

612 Front RangeSan Luis Valley

West Slope

Yuma


Monterey, Santa Barbara,San Luis Obispo, San Benito,and Santa Cruz

Cumberland and Atlantic

Monterey, San Luis Obispo,San Benito, and Santa Cruz

Weld and LarimerSaguache and Rio GrandeDelta

Fresno, Kings, and Kern

Cumberland and Atlantic

DiamondbackEnterpriseHeat MasterSun DevilWinter Gold

EmpireFall GreenTres EquisNiner

Coach SupremeHoncho IIWestlandYuma

ButtercrunchDark Green BostonIthacaSummer Bibb

BroncoEl DoradoSalinasTarget

AcaciaDesert QueenEmpireMarvel

Dark Green BostonMaverick IIMesa 659Optima



Head Lettuce for Fresh Market (continued)

Seasonand

State



Winter

AZ

CA

Spring

CA

NJ

Summer

CA

CO

Fall

CA

NJ

Sep 1

Sep 15

Jan 1

Mar 20

Apr 1

Apr 1

Aug 1

Jul 20

Jan 31

Nov 15

Mar 31

May 15

Jul 31

Jul 10

Sep 30

Aug 10

Nov 1

Dec 1

Apr 1

May 15

Jun 1

Jun 15

Oct 1

Oct 1

Dec 1 - Mar 31

Jan 1 - Mar 1

May 1 - Jun 30

May 20 - Jul 31

Jul 1 - Sep 30

Jun 20 - Sep 20

Oct 15 - Nov 15

Oct 10 - Nov 5

Apr 30

Mar 31

Jul 31

Aug 15

Oct 31

Oct 15

Nov 30

Nov 30

1 Seasonal production not published. Average annual production (all seasons, 1,000 Cwt) for 2004-06 is 46,573 for CA and98 for NJ.

2 Principal varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.


Leaf Lettuce for Fresh Market

Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Winter

AZ

CA 1

Spring

CA 1

Summer

CA 1

Fall

CA 1



Imperial, San Luis Obispo,San Benito, and Santa Cruz



Big StarMarinNorth StarTwo Star

Genecorp GreenGlossy GreenRoyal GreenWaldman’s Green






Leaf Lettuce for Fresh Market (continued)

Seasonand

State



Winter

AZ

CA

Spring

CA

Summer

CA

Fall

CA

Sep 1

Sep 15

Jan 1

Apr 1

Aug 1

Jan 31

Nov 15

Mar 31

Jul 31

Sep 30

Nov 1

Dec 1

Apr 1

Jun 1

Oct 1

Dec 1 - Mar 31

Jan 1 - Mar 1

May 1 - Jun 30

Jul 1 - Sep 30

Oct 15 - Nov 15

Apr 30

Mar 31

Jul 31

Oct 31

Nov 30



Romaine Lettuce for Fresh Market

Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Winter

AZ

CA 1

Spring

CA 1

Summer

CA 1

Fall

CA 1



Monterey, Santa BarbaraSan Luis Obispo, San Benito,and Santa Cruz



Fresh HeartGreen TowersKing HenryRubiconSunbelt

CapriDarkland CosParis Island CosPic Bos






Romaine Lettuce for Fresh Market (continued)

Seasonand

State



Winter

AZ

CA

Spring

CA

Summer

CA

Fall

CA

Sep 1

Sep 15

Jan 1

Apr 1

Aug 1

Jan 31

Nov 15

Mar 31

Jul 31

Sep 30

Nov 1

Dec 1

Apr 1

Jun 1

Oct 1

Dec 1 - Mar 31

Jan 1 - Mar 1

May 1 - Jun 30

Jul 1 - Sep 30

Oct 15 - Nov 15

Apr 30

Mar 31

Jul 31

Oct 31

Nov 30



Spring Onions for Fresh Market

StateAverage

Production2004-2006

AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

AZ

CA

GA

TX

737

3,555

3,077

4,210

East CentralSoutheastern

Rio Grande Valley

Winter Garden

Maricopa

Imperial, Riverside, Kern, andFresno

Bulloch and CandlerTatnall, Toombs, and Wayne

Star, Hidalgo, Cameron,and WillacyUvalde and Zavala

PumbaSweet SunriseTimon

ColossalEarly SupremeGranoRio BravoTexas Early Grano

Yellow Granex

ColossalTexas Grano 1015Y

--continued

Summer Onions, Non-Storage, for Fresh Market

StateAverage

Production2004-2006

AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

CA

NV

NM

TX

WA

5,028

2,053

3,230

528

538

High Plains

Kern, Fresno, and San Joaquin

Lyon

Dona Ana, Luna, and Sierra

Deaf Smith and Castro

Walla Walla

Early HarvestSan JoaquinStockton Yellow Globe

CometaSterling

Grano

CollossalTexas Grano 1015Y

Walla Walla Sweets

--continued


Spring Onions for Fresh Market (continued)



AZ

CA

GA

TX

Oct 1

Oct 1

Nov 1

Sep 1

Dec 31

Mar 1

Dec 25

Jan 15

May 1

Mar 15

Apr 1

Mar 1

Jun 1 - Jun 30

May 1 - May 31

Apr 15 - May 20

Mar 15 - Apr 30

Jul 31

Jun 15

Jun 1

Jun 15

Summer Onions, Non-Storage, for Fresh Market (continued)



CA

NV

NM

TX

WA

Jan 1

Mar 15

Oct 1

Feb 1

Sep 15

Apr 30

May 1

Apr 15

Apr 30

Apr 5

Jul 1

Sep 1

May 15

Jul 1

Jun 20

Jul 1 - Aug 31

Sep 5 - Sep 25

Jun 1 - Aug 15

Aug 1 - Sep 5

Jul 5 - Aug 1

Oct 31

Oct 1

Sep 1

Sep 30

Sep 1


Summer Onions, Storage, for Fresh Market

StateAverage

Production2004-2006

AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

CA

CO

ID

MI

NY

OH 1

OR

UT 1

WA

WI

12,985

4,420

6,388

797

4,290

10,975

11,767

613

Front RangeArkansas Valley

Western Slope

Southwest

EastCentral

West

Northcentral

Willamette Valley

EasternLower Columbia Basin

Columbia Basin

Central

Kern, Fresno, Siskiyou,Modoc, Imperial, andRiverside

Weld, Morgan, and AdamsOtero, Prowers, and PuebloMontrose and Delta

Canyon, Washington, Ada,Payette, Owyhee, and Elmore

Newaygo, Ottawa, Eaton,Ingham, and Lapeer

OrangeOswego, Lewis, Herkimer,and MadisonOrleans, Genesee, and Wayne

Huron

Clackamas, Linn, Marion,Washington, and YamhillMalheurUmatilla and Morrow

Box Elder and Davis

Grant, Benton, and Franklin

Columbia, Marquette,Green Lake, and Dodge

CreoleCresosoPrimeroSouthport White Globe

RancheroVaquero

Spanish Sweet

InfinityMillenniumNebulaSedonaTahoe

FestivalFortressRed ZeppelinSedona

ArsenalInfinityNebula

BravoBlanco DuroSpanish SweetsTangoWalla Walla Sweets

EmberSierra BlancaSterlingVaquerosYellow Sweet Spanish

CopraDaytonaFrontierPinnacleRanchero

CandyInfinityNebula



Summer Onions, Storage, for Fresh Market (continued)



CA

CO

ID

MI

NY

OH

OR

UT

WA

WI

Oct 1

Mar 10

Mar 15

Apr 1

Mar 20

Mar 20

Mar 20

Mar 5

Mar 25

Apr 15

Mar 31

May 10

Apr 15

May 15

May 25

Apr 15

May 5

Apr 5

Apr 15

May 15

Jun 1

Jul 15

Aug 15

Jul 20

Jul 10

Aug 1

Aug 15

Aug 14

Aug 1

Jul 1

Jul 1 - Aug 31

Aug 1 - Sep 30

Sep 20 - Oct 20

Aug 25 - Sep 30

Aug 10 - Sep 30

Aug 1 - Sep 1

Sep 1 - Oct 10

Sep 4 - Oct 9

Aug 10 - Oct 31

Aug 5 - Sep 5

Mar 31

Oct 31

Oct 25

Oct 15

Oct 20

Sep 15

Oct 25

Oct 25

Nov 10

Sep 25

1 Average production not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.


Green Peas for Processing

StateAverage

Production2004-2006

AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

Tons

DE

ID 1 2

IL 1 2

MD 1

MN

NJ 1

NY

OR

WA

WI 2

9,690

114,213

34,203

37,747

86,523

64,520


Central

West

Blue MountainWillamette Valley

Kent

Bingham, Blaine, Canyon,Power, and Twin Falls

Ogle, Lee, DeKalb, andLaSalle

Caroline and TalbotQueen Anne’s and KentCarroll

Renville, Brown, Mower,Olmstead, and Dakota


Genesee, Monroe, Wyoming,Orleans, and Livingston

Umatilla and MorrowMarion, Multnomah, Washington,and Yamhill

Grant, Walla Walla,Benton, and Skagit

Portage, Door, Fond du Lac,Adams, and Rock

Bolero

Bolero

GenieJuneKalamoPremiumQuad

BoleroEarly Freezer

Bolero

BoleroDualKodiakMidgetVenus

CMG64FFraserGenieSnakeTonic



Green Peas for Processing (continued)



DE

ID

IL

MD

MN

NJ

NY

OR

WA

WI

Mar 1

Mar 10

Mar 15

Mar 1

Apr 1

Mar 5

Apr 1

Feb 25

Apr 1

Apr 15

Apr 20

May 31

May 15

Apr 20

May 20

Apr 30

Jun 1

May 15

Jun 20

Jun 10

Jun 1

Jun 10

Jun 1

Jun 1

Jun 15

Jun 1

Jun 20

May 25

Jun 15

Jun 20

Jun 5 - Jun 20

Jun 25 - Jul 7

Jun 1 - Jul 1

Jun 5 - Jun 20

Jun 20 - Jun 30

Jun 10 - Jun 25

Jun 25 - Jul 20

Jun 7 - Aug 1

Jun 25 - Aug 15

Jul 1 - Jul 20

Jul 5

Jul 31

Jul 25

Jul 4

Jul 25

Jun 30

Jul 31

Sep 30

Aug 31

Jul 31

1 Average production not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations. 2 Principal varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.


Bell Peppers for Fresh Market and Processing

Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Winter

FL 1

Spring

FL 1

GA 1

TX 1

Summer

MI

NJ

NC

OH

422

901

487

630

North


North


South Central

Rio Grande Valley

SouthcentralNorthwest

Northcentral

Suwannee, Alachua,and BradfordSumterHardee


Colquitt, Echols, Brooks,Tift, and Lowndes

Hidalgo

Van Buren, Berrien, Newaygo,Monroe, and Ottawa

Gloucester, Salem,Cumberland, and Atlantic

Sampson

GalliaHenry and WoodHuron and Seneca

Boynton BellBrigadierSentryX3R WizzardYorktown

Boynton BellBrigadierSentryX3R WizzardYorktown

AristotleRevolutionStiletto

Bell TowerBig Bertha

AllianceAristotleDouble-UpPatriot

AristotleCamelotValenciaVidiX3R Wizard

AristotleHeritage

AristotleCamelotKarmaPaladin



Bell Peppers for Fresh Market and Processing (continued)

Seasonand

State



Winter

FL

Spring

FL

GA

TX

Summer

MI

NJ

NC

OH

Sep 15

Nov 15

Mar 1

Feb 1

May 1

Mar 25

Apr 1

May 1

Dec 15

Mar 15

Apr 15

May 1

Jun 30

May 31

May 15

May 25

Jan 1

Apr 1

May 15

May 1

Jul 25

Jul 1

Jun 10

Jul 1

Jan 1 - Mar 31

Apr 1 - Jun 15

May 20 - Jun 30

May 5 - May 31

Aug 1 - Sep 30

Jul 15 - Aug 31

Jul 1 - Jul 31

Jul 15 - Sep 30

Mar 31

Jun 30

Jul 10

Jun 5

Oct 15

Oct 10

Sep 1

Oct 15




Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Fall

CA

FL 1

GA 1

8,455

North


South Central

Fresno, Kern, Riverside,Ventura, San Benito, andSanta Clara


Colquitt, Echols, Brooks,Tift, and Lowndes

JupiterYolo Wonder

Boynton BellBrigadierSentryYorktownX3R Wizzard

AristotleRevolutionStiletto




Seasonand

State



Fall

CA

FL

GA

May 1

Aug 1

Jul 15

May 31

Sep 1

Sep 1

Aug 1

Oct 20

Oct 1

Sep 1 - Sep 30

Nov 15 - Dec 31

Oct 1 - Nov 15

Nov 30

Dec 31

Nov 30

1 Seasonal production not published. Average annual production (all seasons, 1,000 Cwt) for 2004-06 is 4,766 for FL, and827 for GA.


Chile Peppers for Fresh Market and Processing

Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Spring

CA 1

Summer

CA 1

NM 1

TX 1

Fall

AZ

CA 1

NM 1

507

Trans-Pecos


San Diego, Orange, and Ventura

Luna, Dona Ana, Chaves, andHidalgo

El Paso and Hudspeth

Cochise and Pinal

San Luis Obispo, Monterey,San Benito, Santa Clara,Tulare, Fresno, and San Joaquin

Luna, Dona Ana, Chaves, andHidalgo

JalepenoPaprika

JalepenoPaprika

CayenneGreen HotGreen MildJalepenoPaprika

HabaneroHot Jalapeno

Paprika

JalepenoPaprika

Red HotRed Mild



Chile Peppers for Fresh Market and Processing (continued)

Seasonand

State



Spring

CA

Summer

CA

NM

TX

Fall

AZ

CA

NM

Jan 1

Jan 1

Mar 1

Mar 30

Apr 1

Feb 1

Mar 1

Mar 1

May 31

Apr 30

Jun 15

May 31

Jun 30

Apr 30

Apr 20

May 1

Jul 20

Aug 1

Jul 1

Aug 1

Oct 1

May 1 - Jun 5

Jun 1 - Aug 31

Aug 1 - Sep 30

Aug 1 - Sep 15

Sep 1 - Oct 31

Sep 1 - Oct 31

Oct 15 - Nov 30

Jun 30

Sep 30

Oct 15

Sep 30

Nov 30

Nov 30

Dec 15

1 Seasonal production not published. Average annual production (all seasons, 1,000 Cwt) for 2004-06 is 1,452 for CA,2,882 for NM, and 180 for TX.


Pumpkins for Fresh Market and Processing

Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Summer

CA

Fall

IL

MI

NY

OH

PA

1,383

4,819

872

804

1,263

1,260

North Central

East

Long IslandCentral

West

NorthcentralNorthwestNortheast

San Joaquin and Sutter

Tazewell, Peoria, Mason,McHenry, Kankakee, and Kane

Macomb, Isabella, Oceana,Monroe, and Berrien

Orange, Dutchess, Ulster,and SchoharieSuffolkOnondagaOntario, Niagara, and Erie

Huron and SanduskyLucas and WilliamsPortage

Lancaster, Luzerne, and Bucks

Howden

CasperDickinsonIron ManMagic Lantern

Cannon BallFat AlbertPure GoldScarecrowSuper Herc

Magic Lantern

AladdinHowdenMagic LanternPro Gold 510

AladdinMagic LanternMystic Plus

--continued


Pumpkins for Fresh Market and Processing (continued)

Seasonand

State



Summer

CA

Fall

IL

MI

NY

OH

PA

Apr 1

Jun 1

Jun 1

May 25

May 20

May 20

Jul 31

Jun 25

Jun 15

Jun 30

Jun 10

Jun 15

Aug 1

Sep 1

Sep 15

Sep 10

Sep 1

Sep 20

Sep 1 - Oct 31

Oct 10 - Oct 25

Oct 1 - Oct 31

Sep 20 - Oct 20

Sep 7 - Oct 31

Oct 10 - Oct 31

Nov 30

Oct 31

Nov 15

Oct 31

Oct 31

Nov 10


Spinach for Fresh Market

Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Winter

AZ

TX

Spring

CO 1

MD 1

NJ 1

Summer

CA

CO 1 2

Fall

MD 1 2

NJ 1 3

1,013

212

5,020

Winter Garden

Front Range

North CentralUpper Eastern Shore

San Luis Valley

North CentralUpper Eastern Shore

Yuma, Maricopa, and Pinal

Uvalde, Zavala, and Frio

Weld and Larimer

BaltimoreKent

Cumberland, Salem,Burlington, and Gloucester

San Benito, Imperial,Riverside, and Monterey

Rio Grande and Conejos

BaltimoreKent

Cumberland, Salem,Burlington, and Gloucester

Bossa NPolkaRushmoreUnipack 151

CohoSarnish

Tyee

MelodyTyee

Vienna

BossanovaSt. Helens

BoleroCamanoMelodyPacker



Spinach for Fresh Market (continued)

Seasonand

State



Winter

AZ

TX

Spring

CO

MD

NJ

Summer

CA

CO

Fall

MD

NJ

Oct 1

Oct 1

Sep 10

Jan 15

Mar 1

Sep 1

Mar 15

Aug 10

Aug 5

Mar 1

Dec 31

Sep 20

Apr 25

May 5

Sep 30

Aug 15

Sep 2

Aug 31

Nov 1

Nov 1

May 1

May 1

Apr 15

Apr 1

Jun 15

Sep 15

Oct 1

Dec 1 - Jan 31

Nov 15 - Mar 15

May 5 - May 25

May 5 - May 25

May 5 - Jun 25

Jun 1 - Jun 30

Jul 15 - Sep 10

Oct 1 - Nov 30

Oct 15 - Nov 20

Mar 31

Mar 31

May 31

May 31

Jun 30

Sep 30

Nov 15

Dec 24

Dec 10

1 Average production not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations. 2 Principal varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations. 3 Seasonal production not published. Average annual production (all seasons, 1,000 Cwt) for 2004-06 is 223 for NJ.


Spinach for Processing

StateAverage

Production2004-2006

AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

Tons

CA

NJ 1

TX 1

71,997

Winter Garden

San Benito, Imperial, andMonterey


Uvalde, Zavala, and Frio

BoleroNordic

MelodySeven R

CohoSarnish



Spinach for Processing (continued)



CA

NJ

TX

Sep 1

Apr 10

Oct 1

Sep 30

Sep 10

Dec 15

Mar 1

Jun 1

Nov 1

Jun 1 - Jun 30

Jun 5 - Nov 10

Nov 15 - Mar 15

Sep 30

Nov 20

Mar 31

1 Average production not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.


Squash for Fresh Market and Processing

Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Winter

FL 1

Spring

CA 1

FL 1

GA 1

TX

Summer

CA 1

MI

NJ 1

NY

NC

190

1,541

832

350

SoutheastSouthwest

West Central

NorthSouthwest

West Central

South CentralSoutheast

Winter GardenCostal BendHigh Plains

Upper Coast

WestCentral

EastLong Island

Palm BeachLee, Glades, and HendryHillsborough, Hardee,and Manatee

Monterey and Orange

UnionHendryManatee and Hillsborough

Colquitt, Brooks, and EcholsToombs

Atascosa and FrioKarnesYoakum, Gaines, Lubbuck,and GillespieBrazoria

Imperial Valley, Kern, Merced,Santa Barbara, Riverside,and San Luis Obispo

Berrien, Kent, Oceana,Ottawa, and Lapeer

Gloucester, Cumberland,Salem, and Atlantic

Monroe, Orleans, and GeneseeOnondagaOrangeSuffolk

Sampson, Duplin,Cleveland, and Henderson

AcornButternutYellow/ SummerZucchini

Zucchini


DestinyGentryIndependence II

DixieSweet Mama

Zucchini

AcornButternutYellow CrookneckYellow StraightneckZucchini

Lemondrop LMultipikSenatorSeneca ProlificZucchini Elite

AcornButternutZucchini

YellowZucchini



Squash for Fresh Market and Processing (continued)

Seasonand

State



Winter

FL

Spring

CA

FL

GA

TX

Summer

CA

MI

NJ

NY

NC

Sep 1

Apr 1

Dec 1

Mar 1

Mar 1

Apr 1

May 5

Apr 15

May 15

Apr 15

Dec 31

Apr 30

Mar 31

May 1

May 1

Apr 30

Jul 15

Aug 15

Jul 20

May 5

Jan 1

May 1

Apr 1

Apr 15

Apr 1

May 1

Jul 1

May 25

Jun 20

Jun 1

Feb 1 - Mar 31

Jun 1 - Jul 31

Apr 1 - Apr 30

May 1 - Jul 15

May 1 - May 31

Jun 1 - Jul 31

Aug 1 - Sep 30

Jun 1 - Oct 15

Jul 15 - Sep 15

Jun 15 - Jul 31

Mar 31

Aug 31

Jun 15

Jul 15

Jun 30

Aug 31

Oct 31

Oct 31

Oct 10

Sep 1




Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Summer

OH

OR 1

SC

TN

Fall

FL 1

GA 1

NJ 1

OR 1

342

105

88

SoutheastNorthcentral

Northeast

Willamette Valley

East

NorthSouthwest

West Central

South Central

Willamette Valley

GreeneHuron and SanduskyLucas and Williams

Marion, Benton, Clackamas,Multnomah, and Yamhill

Lexington, Sumter, Horry,and Charleston

Cumberland, Greene,and Morgan

BradfordHendryHillsborough, Hardee,and Manatee

Colquitt

Gloucester, Cumberland,Salem, and Atlantic

Marion, Benton, Clackamas,Multnomah, and Yamhill

Cash FlowPatriot IIPrecious IISpineless BeautyZucchini Elite

ScallopYellow CrookneckYellow StraightneckZucchini

CougarDestiny IIIGentrySupersett

DixieEarly SummerGold BarYellow CrookneckZucchini


DestinyGentryIndependence II

ButtercupTable AceTay BelleWaltham Butternut

AcornBananaButtercupButternutKabocha




Seasonand

State



Summer

OH

OR

SC

TN

Fall

FL

GA

NJ

OR

May 1

May 5

Mar 15

May 1

May 1

Jul 15

Jun 5

May 5

Jun 15

Jul 15

Jul 15

Jun 15

Sep 30

Sep 1

Jul 15

May 20

Jul 1

Jul 7

May 20

Jun 15

Oct 1

Sep 1

Jul 20

Sep 15

Aug 15 - Sep 30

Jul 25 - Aug 25

Jun 1 - Jul 1

Jul 1 - Jul 20

Nov 1 - Nov 30

Sep 15 - Nov 1

Jul 25 - Nov 20

Sep 15 - Oct 15

Sep 30

Sep 20

Oct 20

Jul 31

Dec 31

Nov 15

Dec 10

Oct 31

1 Seasonal production not published. Average annual production (all seasons, 1,000 Cwt) for 2004-06 is 1,622 for CA,1,142 for FL, 1,532 for GA, 286 for NJ, and 496 for OR.


Strawberries for Fresh Market and Processing

Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Winter

FL

Spring

CA 1

NY

NC

OH

OR

Summer

CA 1

MI

PA

WA

WI

1,822

54

196

41

268

49

74

144

42

West Central

Central Coast

Long IslandMidstate

Upstate

CentralNorthcentral

Northeast

Willamette Valley

Central Coast

SouthNorth

Hillsborough

Monterey, Ventura, Orange,Santa Cruz, and Santa Barbara

Suffolk and UlsterErie, Monroe, Niagara, andWayneFranklin and St Lawrence

Pender, Wake, Duplin,Johnston, and Surry

FranklinLorainMahoning, Portage, and Stark

Marion, Washington, Yamhill,Clackamas, and Linn

Monterey, Ventura, Orange,Santa Cruz, and Santa Barbara

Berrien, Van Buren, Monroe,Macomb, and Cass,

Lancaster, York, and Cumberland.

Skagit, Clark, and Whatcom

Dodge, Dane, and SaukBarron and Waupaca

CamarosaSweet Charlie

CamarosaChandlerDiamanteVentana

AllstarEarliglowHoneoyeJewelKent

CamarosaChandlerSweet Charlie

EarliglowGuardianLateglowMidwaySurecrop

HoodPuget RelianceSelvaTillamookTotem

CamarosaChandlerDiamanteVentana

AllstarEarliglowHoneoyeJewel

AllstarEarliglowHoneoyeJewel

Puget RelianceTotem

HoneoyeRedcoatSparkleWinona



Strawberries for Fresh Market and Processing (continued)

Seasonand

State



Winter

FL

Spring

CA

NY

NC

OH

OR

Summer

CA

MI

PA

WA

WI

Sep 20

Dec 1

Apr 15

Sep 20

Apr 15

Apr 1

Dec 1

Apr 1

Apr 1

Apr 10

Apr 15

Nov 10

Mar 31

May 31

Nov 1

Jun 1

May 15

Mar 31

May 15

May 25

May 15

Jun 1

Nov 25

Mar 25

Jun 5

Apr 10

May 25

Jun 2

Mar 25

Jun 1

May 25

Jun 10

May 31

Jan 1 - Mar 31

Apr 10 - Aug 31

Jun 5 - Jul 8

Apr 20 - May 20

Jun 1 - Jun 30

Jun 12 - Jun 16

Apr 10 - Aug 31

Jun 10 - Jul 5

Jun 5 - Jun 25

Jun 20 - Jul 15

Jun 5 - Jul 10

Apr 25

Sep 30

Jul 8

Jun 10

Jul 7

Jul 5

Sep 30

Jul 15

Jul 15

Jul 20

Jul 15



Tomatoes for Fresh Market

Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Winter

FL 1

Spring

CA 1

FL 1

TX

Summer

AL

AR

CA 1

GA 1

IN

MI

NJ

125

339

286

221

482

604

SoutheastSouthwest

North CentralSouthwest

West Central

East

NorthSouth

Northwest

Southeast

Southwest

NorthSouth

MartinGlades, Lee, Hendry,and Collier

San Diego

Sumter and MarionCollier and GladesManatee

Van Zant and Waller

St. Clair and BlountGeneva

Benton, Crawford, Sebastian,and WashingtonAshley, Bradley, and Drew

Kern, Stanislaus, Kings,Tulare, and Merced

Decatur

Laporte, Lake, and PorterKnox and Jackson

Berrien, Van Buren, Monroe,Macomb and Cass

Cumberland, Gloucester, Salem,and Burlington

Solar SetSolimarTygress

BingoCelebrityMerced

AmeliaBHN-640Florida 47Florida 91HA 3073

BingoCarnival

Amelia VRBHN444Carolina GoldFloralinaFlorida 47

Mountain FreshMountain SpringRoma

BingoCelebrityMercedTango

AmeliaFlorida 47Florida 91

AmeliaFlorida 91Mountain FreshMountain Spring

AmeliaFlorida 91Mountain FreshMountain Spring

Arkansas TravelerFloralinaFlorida 91Lemon BoySunshine



Tomatoes for Fresh Market (continued)

Seasonand

State



Winter

FL

Spring

CA

FL

TX

Summer

AL

AR

CA

GA

IN

MI

NJ

Nov 1

Jan 15

Dec 1

Jan 1

Mar 1

Apr 1

Mar 1

Mar 1

May 1

May 1

Apr 10

Dec 1

Mar 31

Mar 15

Feb 1

Jun 15

May 10

Jul 30

Apr 15

Jun 1

Jun 15

May 25

Dec 1

May 1

Apr 1

May 1

Jun 15

Jun 1

Jul 1

May 15

Jul 1

Jul 20

Jul 1

Dec 15 - Feb 15

May 15 - Jun 30

Apr 1 - May 31

Jun 1 - Jun 25

Aug 1 - Aug 31

Jun 5 - Jul 31

Jul 15 - Oct 15

Jun 1 - Jul 1

Jul 20 - Sep 20

Aug 1 - Sep 30

Jul 15 - Sep 20

Mar 1

Jul 31

Jul 1

Jun 30

Oct 15

Sep 30

Oct 31

Jul 31

Oct 1

Oct 31

Oct 20




Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Summer

NY

NC

OH 1

PA

SC

TN

VA

Fall

CA 1

FL 1

GA 1

OH 1

373

779

566

640

1,009

2,132

Long IslandEast

CentralWest

NorthcentralNortheast

North CentralWest

West Central

Southwest

Southeast

SuffolkOrange and DutchessOnondagaNiagara and Orleans

Henderson and Rowan

Sandusky and OttawaFulton, Putnam, and Wood

Lancaster, Luzerne, and Lycoming

Beaufort, Clarendon,Charleston, and Colleton

Bledsoe, Cocke, Grainger,Lauderdale, and Rhea

Accomack, Hanover, andWestmoreland

San Joaquin, Fresno, andSacramento

SumterGadsdenHardee, Hillsborough,and Manatee

Decatur

Washington and Meigs

Mountain FreshMountain Spring

Mountain Spring

Florida 47Jet StarMarket PrideMountain DelightPik Rite

Mountain FreshMountain Spring

AmeliaBHN 640ChristaFlorida 47Mountain Fresh

Big BoyEnchantmentLemon BoySweet ClusterSweet Million

Mountain SeriesSunbeamSunstart

BingoCelebrityMerced

AmeliaBHN-640Florida 47Florida 91HA 3073

AmeliaFlorida 47Florida 91

Florida 47Jet StarMountain DelightMarket PridePik Rite




Seasonand

State



Summer

NY

NC

OH

PA

SC

TN

VA

Fall

CA

FL

GA

OH

May 1

Apr 15

Apr 15

Apr 30

Mar 1

Apr 10

Apr 10

Jun 1

Aug 15

Jul 15

Jun 25

Jun 20

Jun 5

May 5

Jun 15

May 15

Jun 10

Jun 15

Aug 31

Oct 15

Aug 15

Jul 10

Jul 5

Jun 15

Jul 1

Jul 1

Jun 1

Jun 19

Jul 1

Sep 1

Oct 15

Oct 1

Aug 25

Aug 1 - Sep 30

Jul 15 - Sep 15

Jul 1 - Sep 30

Aug 5 - Sep 30

Jun 15 - Jun 30

Aug 1 - Aug 31

Jul 10 - Aug 31

Sep 15 - Nov 15

Oct 20 - Dec 20

Oct 15 - Nov 15

Sep 1 - Oct 20

Oct 20

Oct 15

Oct 25

Oct 31

Aug 15

Sep 7

Oct 15

Jan 31

Dec 31

Nov 30

Nov 1

1 Seasonal production not published. Average annual production (all seasons, 1,000 Cwt) for 2004-06 is 11,900 for CA,14,712 for FL, 1,763 for GA, and 1,744 for OH.


Tomatoes for Processing

StateAverage

Production2004-2006

AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

Tons

CA

IN

MI 1

OH

10,458,667

255,593

112,000

173,140

NorthCentral

South

NortheastEast Central

Fresno, Yolo, Solano, Colusa,and San Joaquin

LaPorte, Miami, and CassTipton, Grant, and RandolphMadison, Daviess, Delaware,and Knox

Monroe, Lawrence, Branch,St Joseph, and Calhoun

Putnam, Wood, Henry, and FultonDarke

BrigadeHalleyHeinz

Ohio 7983RG 331RG 401RG 611RG 818

Heinz 9423RG188RG331RG401RG611

Ohio 7983OH8245OX 52PS 696TR12



Tomatoes for Processing (continued)



CA

IN

MI

OH

Jan 1

Apr 20

May 1

Apr 25

May 31

Jun 18

Jun 15

Jun 15

Jun 1

Jul 27

Jul 20

Jul 1

Jun 25 - Oct 5

Aug 5 - Sep 30

Aug 1 - Sep 30

Jul 1 - Sep 30

Oct 31

Oct 12

Oct 31

Oct 15

1 Average production for 2004 and 2006.


Watermelons for Fresh Market

Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Spring

CA 1

FL

GA

TX 1

Summer

AL

AZ 1

AR

CA 1

DE

8,180

5,287

254

293

842

Southern Desert

East CentralSoutheast

Southwest

South Central

High Plains

NorthSouth

Northeast

NorthwestCentral

Southeast

Southwest

Central Valley

South


St LucieMartinCharlotte, Glades, and Lee

Crisp, Tift, Wilcox,Worth, and Cook

Yoakum, Gaines, and Terry

Chilton, DeKalb, and BlountAutauga, Houston, and Geneva

Pinal, Maricopa, and Yuma

Craighead, Clay, Independence,Jackson, and MississippiCrawford and WashingtonLonoke and PulaskiBradley, Cleveland, Drew,Jefferson, and LincolnColumbia, Hempstead, Lafayette,and Nevada

Sacramento, Stanislaus, Kern,and Tulare

Sussex

FiestaLaurelNovaSangriaWonderland

DillionEcstasyFreedomGenesisMohican

AC 5244GypsyMardi GrasSangriaTri-X 313

AllsweetJubilee

Bush SugarbabyCharleston GrayCrimson SweetJubilantJubilee II

EcstasyMillionaireSummer Sweet 5244Summer Sweet 7187Sweet Delight

AllsweetCrimsonsweetRoyalsweet

FiestaLaurelNovaSangriaWonderland

Crimson SweetJubilee



Watermelons for Fresh Market (continued)

Seasonand

State



Spring

CA

FL

GA

TX

Summer

AL

AZ

AR

CA

DE

Dec 15

Dec 15

Mar 1

Jan 1

Mar 1

Mar 1

Apr 10

Apr 1

May 1

Mar 31

Mar 31

Apr 15

Mar 31

Jun 30

Mar 31

May 20

Jul 5

Jun 1

May 15

Apr 10

Jun 1

Apr 1

Jun 30

May 1

Jul 1

Jul 1

Jul 10

Jun 1 - Jun 30

May 1 - Jun 30

Jun 15 - Jul 15

May 1 - May 31

Jul 15 - Aug 15

Jun 1 - Jul 31

Jul 15 - Aug 31

Aug 1 - Aug 31

Aug 5 - Aug 20

Jul 15

Jul 15

Jul 31

Jun 15

Aug 31

Aug 31

Sep 30

Oct 25

Sep 25




Seasonand

State


AreaPrincipal

ProducingCounties


In Each State

1,000 Cwt

Summer

IN

MD

MS

MO

NC

OK

SC

TX 1

VA

Fall

AZ 1

2,653

619

431

914

1,176

582

1,272

279

Southwest

South Central

Lower Eastern ShoreCentral

Southeast

Southeast


West CentralSoutheast

East CentralCentral

Winter Garden

Knox, Sullivan, Gibson, Davies,and PoseyJackson

Caroline and WicomicoCarroll

George, Jefferson Davis,and Greene

Butler, Dunklin, andMississippi

Sampson

Jefferson, Love, and AtokaCaddoBlaineChoctawHughesGrady

Barnwell, Bamberg,Allendale, and Chesterfield

Frio, Jim Wells, and Maverick

Southampton, Hanover, Halifax,and Westmoreland

Maricopa and Pinal

MillionaireRegencyRoyal SweetSummer Flavor 800Summer Sweet 5244

Crimson SweetJubilee

Jubilee

FiestaRoyal SweetSummer Flavor 800Summer Sweet 5244Summer Sweet 7187

Liberty

Crimson SweetJubileeSangriaSummer Flavor 800Summer Sweet 5244

CooperstownMillionaireRevolutionTri-X PalomarTri-X 313

AllsweetJubilee

Crimson SweetCharleston GreyJubileeMillionaire

EcstasyMillionaireSummer Sweet 5244Summer Sweet 7187Sweet Delight




Seasonand

State



Summer

IN

MD

MS

MO

NC

OK

SC

TX

VA

Fall

AZ

Apr 25

May 1

Mar 15

Apr 10

Mar 25

Mar 20

Mar 15

Mar 1

May 1

Jul 1

May 15

Jun 1

May 15

Apr 25

May 10

May 31

Jun 15

Apr 30

Jun 1

Jul 31

Jul 10

Jul 21

Jun 15

Jul 1

Jul 1

Jul 1

Jun 15

May 1

Aug 1

Sep 1

Jul 15 - Jul 31

Aug 5 - Aug 20

Jul 1 - Jul 20

Jul 5 - Aug 31

Jul 15 - Aug 20

Jul 15 - Aug 20

Jun 20 - Jul 10

Jun 1 - Jul 15

Aug 1 - Aug 20

Sep 15 - Oct 15

Aug 31

Oct 1

Aug 15

Sep 5

Sep 10

Sep 15

Aug 31

Jul 31

Sep 15

Oct 31

1 Seasonal production not published. Average annual production (all seasons, 1,000 Cwt) for 2004-06 is 3,308 for AZ,6,627 for CA, and 6,360 for TX.

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