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Click HERE for important guidelines.

Click HERE for a LARGE .pdf file (558 pages) of the 2002 Census of Agriculture for California Farm Operators by Race & Sex.

Click below on the name of a commodity for a spreadsheet of that commodity (from 2002 Census of Agriculture)(same data as in the .pdf file [above] but in a different format).

Beans (dry) – excluding Limas

Birds – other (ducks, geese, pheasants, quail . . .)

Bison, deer, elk

Blueberries (tame or wild)

Brussels sprouts

Cabbage (head or Chinese)

Cabbage – Mustard

Canola (edible rapeseed)

Cattle and calves

Cherries (tart or sweet)

Chickens (layers, pullets, broilers)

Christmas trees

Corn (field corn, sweet corn or popcorn - for grain, silage or seed)

Cotton (Upland or Pima)

Escarole and endive

Filberts, Hazelnuts

Fish (catfish, trout, crustaceans, mollusks & other aquaculture)

Goat (milk, meat, Angora & others)

Grass seed for lawns (Kentucky, bluegrass, ryegrass, Bermuda . . .)

Grass seed grown for forage

Hay and forage (alfalfa, small grain hay, wild and tame hay, silage . . .)

Herbs (fresh or dried)

Honeydew melons

Horses, mules, burros & donkeys

Lettuce (head, leaf, or Romaine)

Millet (foxtail or proso)

Nursery (flowering plants, cut flowers, bulbs , aquatic plants. . .)

Onions (green or dry)

Oranges (Valencia or other types)

Peaches (freestone or clingstone)

Pears (Bartlett or other)

Peas – dry, edible

Peas – Southern or dry (cowpeas)

Peppermint & Spearmint

Peppers (bell, chile or other)

Plums and prunes

Potatoes – sweet

Rice (including sweet or wild rice)

Sheep and lambs

Sorghum (for grain silage or syrup)

Sugar beets (for sugar or seed)

Sunflower (seed for oil or non-oil)

Walnuts – English

Wheat (durum, spring or winter)