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Washington office of USDA-NASS

Vegetables

 

NOTE: These documents are in Adobe Acrobat's Portable Document Format (PDF). If you need the Acrobat Reader, it is available for free from the Adobe web site.

Category includes asparagus, carrots, green peas, onions, and sweet corn estimates plus the Vegetable Annual Summary released in February.

Vegetables: Annual Summary, 2009-2011
02/01/2012: Agri-Facts - early February

Onions: Storage & Non-Storage, 2009-2011
10/12/2011: Agri-Facts - early October

Sweet Corn: Harvested, Yield & Production, 2010-2011
09/13/2011: Agri-Facts - early September

Asparagus: Harvested, Yield, & Production, 2010-2011
09/13/2011: Agri-Facts - early September

Onions: Storage & Non-Storage, July 2011
07/13/2011: Agri-Facts - early July

Processing Green Peas & Sweet Corn, July 2011
07/13/2011: Agri-Facts - early July

 


 

Vegetable Historic Data

Asparagus 1923-2010

Beets 1949-1971

Broccoli 1949-1978

Cabbage 1918-1981

Cantaloupe 1918-1978

Carrots 1929-2010

Cauliflower 1926-1977

Celery 1928-1977

Cucumber 1918-1989

Green Peas 1925-2010

Lettuce 1918-1999

Lima Bean 1929-1974

Onions

Snap Beans 1918-1989

Spinach 1923-1956

Sweet Corn 1934-2010

Tomatoes 1928-1975

Watermelon 1918-1978

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