The share of noncitrus fruit farm value for these commodities is expected to increase slightly over the projection period,” the report indicates. “In 2021, grapes, strawberries, and apples represented 70 percent of noncitrus fruit farm value. The combined farm value of fruits and tree nuts is expected to grow to $36.4 billion by 2032. The total value of citrus production in the United States is projected to remain steady because of higher prices due to smaller domestic supply,” indicates the report.Īdditionally, domestic and foreign tree nut demand is set to continue growing, with production volume projected to reach 9.2 billion pounds in 2032. “In California however, the top producing State of fresh market oranges, lemons, and tangerines, is projected to remain steady. “Total citrus production levels are projected to decline through the decade largely due to further attrition of bearing acreage in Florida’s orange and grapefruit industries. fruit and tree nut production is expected to reach nearly 52 billion pounds in 2023, citrus output in particular is projected to decrease from 11.2 billion pounds in 2022 to 9.8 billion pounds in 2032. Of the projected volume, “fruit contributes 30 %of total output, tree nuts approximately 5%, while all vegetable and pulse crops roughly 70%.Įven though total U.S. In terms of volume, the report projections indicate that fruits, tree nuts, and vegetables are forecast to reach 172 billion pounds by 2032, a slight increase from 165 billion pounds in 2021. Fruit is forecast to represent 41% of the total value, while tree nuts a 21% and all vegetable and pulse crops roughly 39%. In 2021, the combined farm value of fruit, tree nut, and vegetables was $49 billion, this is projected to grow to $59 billion by 2032. ag products, including animal products, wheat, soybean, and corn, as well as fruit, nut, and vegetable production. ![]() policy, and current international agreements.”Īdditionally, the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018 is assumed to remain in effect through the projection period. The report states, “The projections are based on specific assumptions, including a macroeconomic scenario, existing U.S. The report covers agricultural commodities, agricultural trade, and aggregate indicators of the sector, such as farm income. ![]() The USDA released a report providing U.S. fruit production is forecast to be $24 billion by 2032, according to a USDA report.
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