Washington Crop Values

Value of the top 25 farm products in Washington state in 2007:

Apples, $1.75 billion, up 24 percent

Milk, $1.06 billion, up 54 percent

Wheat, $975 million, up 56 percent

Potatoes, $685 million, up 22 percent

Cattle & calves, $581 million, down 1 percent

Hay, $517 million, up 29 percent

Nursery and greenhouse products, $343 million, up 42 percent

Cherries, $327 million, up 20 percent

Pears, $178 million, up 12 percent

Grapes, $172 million, up 19 percent

Hops, $128 million, up 46 percent

Forest products, farm, $119 million, down 15 percent

Corn for grain, $115 million, up 96 percent

Eggs, $105 million, up 86 percent

Aquaculture, $87 million, little change

Sweet corn, $85 million, up 20 percent

Corn for silage, $82 million, up 35 percent

Barley, $69 million, up 99 percent

Broilers, $64 million, down 18 percent

Onions, $60 million, down 75 percent

Mint oil, $59 million, up 16 percent

Christmas trees, $51 million, no change

Blueberries, $50 million, up 65 percent

Haylage, $29 million, up 6 percent

Dry Edible Beans, $28 million, up 20 percent

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Source: National Agricultural Statistics Service