Fresno County Annual Agricultural Crop and Livestock Report 2010 Carol N. Hafner Agricultural Commissioner/Sealer August 30, 2011.

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Fresno County Annual Agricultural Crop and Livestock Report 2010 Carol N. Hafner Agricultural Commissioner/Sealer August 30, 2011

FRESNO COUNTY remains #1 in Agricultural Production for California! $5,944,758,000 Fourth year over $5 billion 11.2% Increase

30.6% 30.99% 4.33% 17.54% 3.44% 16.01%18.9% 2.22% 21.62%

Almonds  Acreage increased  Additional acreage came into production  If water allocations continue next year, there could be an increase in yields

Fresh and Processing Tomatoes  Acreage down, BUT not due to lack of water availability  Market price dropped & growers opted for crops with greater returns

Cantaloupes  Planted acreage was up  Tonnage was up  However, production value decreased, a function of market demand

Cotton… A Reflection of Water  Acreage continues upswing for 2011

TOP TEN 2010 Rank 2009 Rank  GRAPES 1 1  ALMOND 2 4  TOMATO 3 2  POULTRY 4 3  MILK 5 6  CATTLE & CALVES 6 5  GARLIC 7 10  PISTACHIO 8 11  ORANGES 9 8  COTTON 10 18

Thank You!  Growers  Ranchers  State and Federal Agencies  Fred Rinder, Deputy  Scotti Walker, Supervising Ag/Standards Specialist  Elizabeth Gaspar, Koua Moua, Vera Scott- Slater, Tracy Alanis and Angel Gibson