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Idaho agricultural products sold

$10.9 billion

Market value of agricultural products sold by Idaho farms, 2022

+43.9% since 2017 ($7.6 billion); +39.6% since 2012 ($7.8 billion); +221.5% since 1997 ($3.4 billion)

Source: USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service, Census of Agriculture: farms and sales. Data period 2022. Published .

Market value of all agricultural products sold, in current dollars for the Census year, from the Census of Agriculture.

Change and comparison

The latest figure, 2022, is the highest in the series, which begins in 1997.

Among 50 states, Idaho ranked 19th highest in 2022. California was highest at $59,005,675,000 and Alaska lowest at $90,850,000.

Among Idaho and its 6 neighboring states, Idaho ranks 2nd highest; Washington is next above at $12,751,572,000 and Oregon next below at $6,771,166,000.

Idaho's figure is 2.0% of the national figure of $543.1 billion.

Among 44 Idaho counties in 2022, Cassia County was highest at $1,153,031,000 and Shoshone County lowest at $222,000.

Historical data

Idaho agricultural products sold, 1997 to 2022Idaho agricultural products sold, 1997 to 2022. Idaho: $3,388,296,000 in 1997, $10,892,201,000 in 2022.$0$5B$10B$15B200020102020IdahoDollarsIdaho agricultural products sold, 1997 to 2022Idaho agricultural products sold, 1997 to 2022. Idaho: $3,388,296,000 in 1997, $10,892,201,000 in 2022.$0$5B$10B$15B200020102020IdahoDollarsIdaho agricultural products sold, 1997 to 2022Idaho agricultural products sold, 1997 to 2022. Idaho: $3,388,296,000 in 1997, $10,892,201,000 in 2022.$0$5B$10B$15B20002005201020152020IdahoDollars

Source: USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service, Census of Agriculture: farms and sales. Published .

Data table (6 rows)
PeriodIdaho (dollars)
1997$3,388,296,000
2002$3,908,262,000
2007$5,688,765,000
2012$7,801,446,000
2017$7,567,439,000
2022$10,892,201,000

Cash receipts by commodity

Cash receipts from commodity sales in Idaho, by commodity, in nominal dollars for the year, from USDA ERS Farm Income and Wealth Statistics.

  1. Livestock and Products$8,115,569
  2. Meat Animals$3,953,241
  3. Cattle and Calves$3,878,723
  4. Crops$3,834,318
  5. Dairy Products$3,827,040
  6. Vegetables$1,343,517
  7. Other Crops, All Other Crops$1,156,043
  8. Potatoes$1,069,199
  9. Feed Crops$779,100
  10. All Other Crops, Other$573,183
  11. Food Grains$518,140
  12. Wheat$518,140
  13. Sugar Beets$460,341
  14. Hay$357,910
  15. Barley$287,791
  16. Poultry/Eggs$204,211
  17. Chicken Eggs$191,699
  18. Onions$175,656
  19. Corn$131,263
  20. Livestock and Products, Miscellaneous Livestock$131,078
  21. Dry Beans$93,573
  22. Livestock and Products, Other Livestock$79,362
  23. Livestock and Products, All Other Livestock$77,367
  24. Hogs$74,518
  25. Hops$62,841

Source: USDA Economic Research Service, Farm Income and Wealth Statistics, cash receipts. Data period 2025. Published .

Data table (48 rows)
Commodity2025 (usd thousands)
Livestock and Products$8,115,569
Meat Animals$3,953,241
Cattle and Calves$3,878,723
Crops$3,834,318
Dairy Products$3,827,040
Vegetables$1,343,517
Other Crops, All Other Crops$1,156,043
Potatoes$1,069,199
Feed Crops$779,100
All Other Crops, Other$573,183
Food Grains$518,140
Wheat$518,140
Sugar Beets$460,341
Hay$357,910
Barley$287,791
Poultry/Eggs$204,211
Chicken Eggs$191,699
Onions$175,656
Corn$131,263
Livestock and Products, Miscellaneous Livestock$131,078
Dry Beans$93,573
Livestock and Products, Other Livestock$79,362
Livestock and Products, All Other Livestock$77,367
Hogs$74,518
Hops$62,841
Aquaculture$43,464
Aquaculture, Trout$43,464
Oil Crops$37,517
Oil Crops, Miscellaneous$34,434
Greenhouse/Nursery, Floriculture$31,290
Mint$28,388
Canola$26,180
Mint, Peppermint Oil$26,132
Turkeys$12,501
Forest Products$8,656
Mustardseed$7,145
Honey$6,243
Dry Peas$5,090
Dry Peas, Edible Peas$5,090
Safflower$3,083
Mint, Spearmint Oil$2,256
Oats$2,136
Wool$2,001
Livestock and Products, Mink Pelts$1,995
Rapeseed$1,109
Farm Chickens$11
Mohair$8
Lentils (beans)$0

By county

  1. Cassia$1,153,031,000
  2. Twin Falls$1,135,933,000
  3. Gooding$1,117,613,000
  4. Jerome$944,081,000
  5. Canyon$829,378,000
  6. Elmore$591,747,000
  7. Bingham$575,692,000
  8. Minidoka$547,338,000
  9. Owyhee$463,023,000
  10. Jefferson$380,801,000
  11. Power$360,522,000
  12. Payette$313,664,000
  13. Bonneville$256,056,000
  14. Lincoln$254,603,000
  15. Fremont$247,228,000
  16. Madison$212,410,000
  17. Ada$191,322,000
  18. Franklin$131,820,000
  19. Caribou$114,212,000
  20. Latah$101,510,000
  21. Nez Perce$95,985,000
  22. Lewis$76,489,000
  23. Idaho$76,139,000
  24. Blaine$65,466,000
  25. Butte$64,126,000
  26. Teton$62,626,000
  27. Washington$61,610,000
  28. Oneida$53,734,000
  29. Clark$49,051,000
  30. Boundary$48,912,000
  31. Bannock$45,676,000
  32. Gem$37,861,000
  33. Camas$32,695,000
  34. Lemhi$32,180,000
  35. Custer$31,092,000
  36. Bear Lake$29,034,000
  37. Benewah$25,444,000
  38. Kootenai$23,353,000
  39. Adams$15,577,000
  40. Bonner$14,709,000
  41. Valley$12,423,000
  42. Clearwater$8,481,000
  43. Boise$7,330,000
  44. Shoshone$222,000

Source: USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service, Census of Agriculture: farms and sales. Data period 2022. Published .

Ada County: $191,322,000 Dollars (2022)Adams County: $15,577,000 Dollars (2022)Bannock County: $45,676,000 Dollars (2022)Bear Lake County: $29,034,000 Dollars (2022)Benewah County: $25,444,000 Dollars (2022)Bingham County: $575,692,000 Dollars (2022)Blaine County: $65,466,000 Dollars (2022)Boise County: $7,330,000 Dollars (2022)Bonner County: $14,709,000 Dollars (2022)Bonneville County: $256,056,000 Dollars (2022)Boundary County: $48,912,000 Dollars (2022)Butte County: $64,126,000 Dollars (2022)Camas County: $32,695,000 Dollars (2022)Canyon County: $829,378,000 Dollars (2022)Caribou County: $114,212,000 Dollars (2022)Cassia County: $1,153,031,000 Dollars (2022)Clark County: $49,051,000 Dollars (2022)Clearwater County: $8,481,000 Dollars (2022)Custer County: $31,092,000 Dollars (2022)Elmore County: $591,747,000 Dollars (2022)Franklin County: $131,820,000 Dollars (2022)Fremont County: $247,228,000 Dollars (2022)Gem County: $37,861,000 Dollars (2022)Gooding County: $1,117,613,000 Dollars (2022)Idaho County: $76,139,000 Dollars (2022)Jefferson County: $380,801,000 Dollars (2022)Jerome County: $944,081,000 Dollars (2022)Kootenai County: $23,353,000 Dollars (2022)Latah County: $101,510,000 Dollars (2022)Lemhi County: $32,180,000 Dollars (2022)Lewis County: $76,489,000 Dollars (2022)Lincoln County: $254,603,000 Dollars (2022)Madison County: $212,410,000 Dollars (2022)Minidoka County: $547,338,000 Dollars (2022)Nez Perce County: $95,985,000 Dollars (2022)Oneida County: $53,734,000 Dollars (2022)Owyhee County: $463,023,000 Dollars (2022)Payette County: $313,664,000 Dollars (2022)Power County: $360,522,000 Dollars (2022)Shoshone County: $222,000 Dollars (2022)Teton County: $62,626,000 Dollars (2022)Twin Falls County: $1,135,933,000 Dollars (2022)Valley County: $12,423,000 Dollars (2022)Washington County: $61,610,000 Dollars (2022)
  • $222,000 to $30,268,799
  • $30,268,800 to $61,813,199
  • $61,813,200 to $128,298,399
  • $128,298,400 to $413,689,799
  • $413,689,800 to $1,153,031,000

Source: USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service, Census of Agriculture: farms and sales. Data period 2022. Published .

Data table (44 rows)
County2022
Cassia County$1,153,031,000
Twin Falls County$1,135,933,000
Gooding County$1,117,613,000
Jerome County$944,081,000
Canyon County$829,378,000
Elmore County$591,747,000
Bingham County$575,692,000
Minidoka County$547,338,000
Owyhee County$463,023,000
Jefferson County$380,801,000
Power County$360,522,000
Payette County$313,664,000
Bonneville County$256,056,000
Lincoln County$254,603,000
Fremont County$247,228,000
Madison County$212,410,000
Ada County$191,322,000
Franklin County$131,820,000
Caribou County$114,212,000
Latah County$101,510,000
Nez Perce County$95,985,000
Lewis County$76,489,000
Idaho County$76,139,000
Blaine County$65,466,000
Butte County$64,126,000
Teton County$62,626,000
Washington County$61,610,000
Oneida County$53,734,000
Clark County$49,051,000
Boundary County$48,912,000
Bannock County$45,676,000
Gem County$37,861,000
Camas County$32,695,000
Lemhi County$32,180,000
Custer County$31,092,000
Bear Lake County$29,034,000
Benewah County$25,444,000
Kootenai County$23,353,000
Adams County$15,577,000
Bonner County$14,709,000
Valley County$12,423,000
Clearwater County$8,481,000
Boise County$7,330,000
Shoshone County$222,000

Compared with other states

  1. United States$543,087,166,000
  2. California$59,005,675,000
  3. Iowa$43,935,488,000
  4. Washington$12,751,572,000
  5. Idaho$10,892,201,000
  6. Oregon$6,771,166,000
  7. Montana$4,544,537,000
  8. Utah$2,341,598,000
  9. Wyoming$1,600,189,000
  10. Nevada$959,681,000
  11. New Hampshire$249,304,000
  12. Rhode Island$92,830,000
  13. Alaska$90,850,000

Source: USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service, Census of Agriculture: farms and sales. Data period 2022. Published .

An excerpt; the full table is below.

State2022
1. United States$543,087,166,000
2. California$59,005,675,000
3. Iowa$43,935,488,000
4. Texas$32,166,561,000
5. Nebraska$29,413,398,000
6. Minnesota$28,482,097,000
7. Illinois$26,417,147,000
8. Kansas$23,985,145,000
9. North Carolina$18,692,574,000
10. Indiana$18,029,033,000
Data table (51 rows)
State2022
1. United States$543,087,166,000
2. California$59,005,675,000
3. Iowa$43,935,488,000
4. Texas$32,166,561,000
5. Nebraska$29,413,398,000
6. Minnesota$28,482,097,000
7. Illinois$26,417,147,000
8. Kansas$23,985,145,000
9. North Carolina$18,692,574,000
10. Indiana$18,029,033,000
11. Wisconsin$16,698,780,000
12. Ohio$15,412,137,000
13. Missouri$14,697,022,000
14. Arkansas$13,899,149,000
15. Georgia$13,239,372,000
16. South Dakota$12,935,225,000
17. Washington$12,751,572,000
18. Michigan$12,212,745,000
19. North Dakota$12,138,799,000
20. Idaho$10,892,201,000
21. Pennsylvania$10,282,392,000
22. Florida$10,224,600,000
23. Colorado$9,222,516,000
24. Alabama$9,035,897,000
25. Oklahoma$8,540,529,000
26. Mississippi$8,247,775,000
27. New York$8,037,292,000
28. Kentucky$8,005,745,000
29. Oregon$6,771,166,000
30. Virginia$5,491,996,000
31. Arizona$5,202,714,000
32. Tennessee$5,161,034,000
33. Louisiana$4,807,123,000
34. Montana$4,544,537,000
35. South Carolina$4,427,204,000
36. Maryland$3,378,072,000
37. New Mexico$2,949,036,000
38. Utah$2,341,598,000
39. Delaware$2,095,755,000
40. Wyoming$1,600,189,000
41. New Jersey$1,487,751,000
42. Vermont$1,033,194,000
43. Nevada$959,681,000
44. West Virginia$947,765,000
45. Maine$869,526,000
46. Connecticut$704,034,000
47. Hawaii$673,776,000
48. Massachusetts$607,161,000
49. New Hampshire$249,304,000
50. Rhode Island$92,830,000
51. Alaska$90,850,000

Source

Organization
USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service
Dataset
Census of Agriculture: farms and sales
Geography
Idaho and its 44 counties, every U.S. state, and the nation
Time coverage
1997-2022
Update frequency
Every 5 years
Published
Original file
https://quickstats.nass.usda.gov/api/api_GET/
Methodology
https://www.nass.usda.gov/Publications/Ag_Census_Terms/
License
Public domain. U.S. federal government work.
Our copy
Census of Agriculture: farms and sales, built by scripts/fetch-nass-census-ag.py

Caveats

  • agriculture.land_in_farms_acres counts all acreage in the operation regardless of ownership or use, the Census's land-in-farms concept.
  • agriculture.market_value_products is in current dollars for each Census year, not adjusted for inflation, so years are not directly comparable.
  • USDA withholds some county figures for disclosure avoidance; land in farms is withheld for Boise and Shoshone counties in 2012.
  • State-level figures cover 50 states; the Census of Agriculture's state aggregation has never included the District of Columbia.

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