Add to ORKG● Washington ranks #1 in edible dry pea production with 44.5 % of U.S. production. ● In 1999, approximately 116,000 acres of dry peas were seeded and harvested by about 800 Washington growers. This acreage dropped to 80,000 in 2000. ● Ten-year average yields are approximately 2000 pounds per acre. ● At the 1999 value of $0.078 per pound, the crop’s cash value was $20.2 million for the year. In 2000, the price dropped to $0.05 per pound, for a cash value of $8 million. ● Production costs average $116 per acre with seed being a major portion of all unfixed costs. Fixed (non-cash) costs average an additional $92 per acre. This has resulted in a mean loss of $87 of gross income per acre for dry peas annually 1995 through 2000. Product...
● Oregon ranks third in U.S. pear production with 17,300 bearing acres in 1997. ● Pear growers i...
The success of a crop of dry peas in eastern Washington depends upon many factors. Some of these fac...
● Oregon is second in the nation in production of dry or storage onions. ● Onion farmers in the ...
pea production (1). ● Maryland growers currently harvest about 2,000 acres of peas annually for pr...
● In 1998, Idaho produced 30 % of the dry peas in the U.S. and ranked second in U.S. production. ●...
● Idaho produces about 2 % of the total U.S. green peas for the frozen market. ● Averaged over s...
Field pea can be grown on a wide range of soil types, from light sandy to heavy clay. Field pea has ...
● Oregon ranks fourth in U.S. pea production, producing over 10 % of the nation’s peas. The crop i...
Minnesota is the largest producer of processing peas in the United States, averaging 89,000 Ac of pl...
ranked in the top12 dry bean producing states. (North Dakota is the number one U.S. producer.) ● O...
Idaho ranks sixth nationally in commercial dry bean production and accounts for 7 % of the U.S. dry ...
● Washington State ranks third in the U.S. in production of onions (1). ● Washington produces 16...
● Washington ranks first in the U.S. in the production of hops. ● Washington accounts for 77 % o...
The information in this publication serves as a general guide for dry beans, sweet corn and green pe...
total dry edible bean production in Kansas was Pinto beans. Total acreage planted with Pinto bean wa...
● Oregon ranks third in U.S. pear production with 17,300 bearing acres in 1997. ● Pear growers i...
The success of a crop of dry peas in eastern Washington depends upon many factors. Some of these fac...
● Oregon is second in the nation in production of dry or storage onions. ● Onion farmers in the ...
pea production (1). ● Maryland growers currently harvest about 2,000 acres of peas annually for pr...
● In 1998, Idaho produced 30 % of the dry peas in the U.S. and ranked second in U.S. production. ●...
● Idaho produces about 2 % of the total U.S. green peas for the frozen market. ● Averaged over s...
Field pea can be grown on a wide range of soil types, from light sandy to heavy clay. Field pea has ...
● Oregon ranks fourth in U.S. pea production, producing over 10 % of the nation’s peas. The crop i...
Minnesota is the largest producer of processing peas in the United States, averaging 89,000 Ac of pl...
ranked in the top12 dry bean producing states. (North Dakota is the number one U.S. producer.) ● O...
Idaho ranks sixth nationally in commercial dry bean production and accounts for 7 % of the U.S. dry ...
● Washington State ranks third in the U.S. in production of onions (1). ● Washington produces 16...
● Washington ranks first in the U.S. in the production of hops. ● Washington accounts for 77 % o...
The information in this publication serves as a general guide for dry beans, sweet corn and green pe...
total dry edible bean production in Kansas was Pinto beans. Total acreage planted with Pinto bean wa...
● Oregon ranks third in U.S. pear production with 17,300 bearing acres in 1997. ● Pear growers i...
The success of a crop of dry peas in eastern Washington depends upon many factors. Some of these fac...
● Oregon is second in the nation in production of dry or storage onions. ● Onion farmers in the ...