State rankings

Cabbage Production by State

California has the highest Cabbage Production (CWT) in 2025 (5.6M CWT), followed by New York (3M CWT) and Wisconsin (2.8M CWT). North Carolina has the lowest (994K CWT).

Agriculture9 states · 4 metricsUpdated Aug 31, 2026Original page
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Cabbage Production (CWT), 2025

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Each dot is one state; the lines mark the median and the middle half.

Median
2M CWT
Middle half 2M CWT – 2.8M CWT
Average
2.4M CWT
9 states
Highest
5.6M CWT
California
Lowest
994K CWT
North Carolina

Over time · 2016–2025

The top 5 in 2025, against the median.

  • Median of all states
  • California
  • New York
  • Wisconsin
  • Florida
  • Michigan

Data

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9 states · # = rank by Cabbage Production (CWT)
#
1California5.6M CWT$208.33M
2New York3M CWT$59.33M
3Wisconsin2.8M CWT$47.17M
4Florida2.4M CWT$51.17M
5Michigan2M CWT$32.71M
6Georgia2M CWT$33.44M
7Arizona2M CWT$52.23M
8Texas1.2M CWT$35.84M
9North Carolina994K CWT$18.08M

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Quick answers

Which state has the highest Cabbage Production (CWT)?
California has the highest Cabbage Production (CWT) in 2025, at 5.6M CWT, followed by New York (3M CWT) and Wisconsin (2.8M CWT).
Which state has the lowest Cabbage Production (CWT)?
North Carolina has the lowest Cabbage Production (CWT) in 2025, at 994K CWT.
What is the median Cabbage Production (CWT) across US states?
The median is 2M CWT across the 9 US states with data in 2025.
Where does this cabbage production by state data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: USDA/NASS QuickStats Ad-Hoc Query Tool.