1. SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY 2010 AGRICULTURAL REPORT

2. HIGHLIGHTS TOTAL VALUE: $1,960,086,000 DECLINE: 2% TREND: Second Decline in a Row FACTORS: Late Spring Rains and Cool Growing Temperatures Resulted in Lower Yields NEW #1 COMMODITY: Milk FEATURED CROP: Winegrapes

3. CHANGES IN MAJOR CROP CATEGORIES

4. NOTABLE GAINS & LOSSES (VALUES) DECREASES  Asparagus: -46.8%  Peppers: -44.4%  Tomatoes: -42.6%  Blueberries: -22.9 %  Cherries: -13.3% INCREASES  Silage Corn: 115.5%  Milk: 32.5%  Walnuts: 29.1%  Almonds: 16.7%

5. 2010 1.Milk  2.Grapes  3.Walnuts  4.Cherries  5.Almonds  6.Tomatoes  7.Cattle & Calves  8.Hay  9.Apples 10.Silage Corn (New) TOP TEN CROPS 2009 1.Grapes 2.Milk 3.Cherries 4.Tomatoes 5.Walnuts 6.Almonds 7.Hay 8.Cattle and Calves 9.Apples 10.Asparagus

6. SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY WINEGRAPE PRODUCTION FACTS  Acres: 95,600  Value: $248,666,000  Yield: 5.7 T/Acre (2010)  Harvest: Aug - Oct  Rank Acreage: # 1  Rank in Value: #3  Wineries: >75

7. CHANGING GRAPE ACREAGE

8. SAN JOAQUIN CO. APPELLATIONS Borden Ranch Clements Hills Jahant Mokelumne River River Junction Tracy Hills Lodi

9. Light Brown Apple Moth Glassy-winged Sharpshooter European Grapevine Moth Invasive Winegrape Pests

10. THANK YOU! American Ag Credit, Farm Bureau Federation, and Lodi Winegrape Commission For Their Contributions. Commodity Groups And Farmers For Providing Information. U.C. Cooperative Extension. Agricultural Commissioner’s Staff. 10