State rankings

Mushroom Production by State

Pennsylvania has the highest Mushroom Production in 2024 (593,145,895 lbs), followed by California (106,828,909 lbs) and New Jersey (87,979,307 lbs). Illinois has the lowest (321 lbs).

Agriculture47 states · 8 metricsUpdated Sep 1, 2026Original page
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Year 202420 of 51 states
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Mushroom Production, 2024

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Distribution Median and middle halfThe median is the middle value: half of places are above it, half below. The middle half is the range holding the central 50% of places.More in the glossary →

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

Median
396,294 lbs
Middle half 109.6K lbs – 1.3M lbs
Average
40,074,416 lbs
20 states
Highest
593,145,895 lbs
Pennsylvania
Lowest
321 lbs
Illinois

Data

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30 states · # = rank by Mushroom Production
#
1Pennsylvania593,145,895 lbs15,000,870 ft²
2California106,828,909 lbs4,661,800 ft²
3New Jersey87,979,307 lbs—
4Oregon7,110,910 lbs760 ft²
5New York1,265,578 lbs—
6Wisconsin1,250,665 lbs8,000 ft²
7Virginia807,777 lbs31,600 ft²
8Nevada762,136 lbs—
9Washington620,678 lbs176,000 ft²
10Minnesota470,617 lbs51,200 ft²
11North Carolina321,970 lbs—
12Hawaii295,000 lbs1,100 ft²
13Massachusetts276,049 lbs—
14Ohio170,697 lbs—
15Missouri141,124 lbs—
16South Carolina15,081 lbs—
17Kansas11,250 lbs—
18New Mexico10,765 lbs75,408 ft²
19Delaware3,600 lbs—
20Illinois321 lbs—
—Texas—1,176,260 ft²
—Georgia—301,920 ft²
—Michigan—13,500 ft²
—Indiana—18,000 ft²
—Colorado—221,130 ft²
—Oklahoma—927,720 ft²
—Arkansas—2,750 ft²
—Mississippi—8,100 ft²
—Idaho—7,200 ft²
—Alaska—1,600 ft²

What correlates with Mushroom Production (2024)?

Pearson r against 2,115 other state metrics sharing at least 12 states. Correlation is not causation.

Higher together

Places that have a higher Mushroom Production tend to score higher on these

  1. # of National ParksBest States for Camping
    r = +0.95 · very strong · n = 12
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  2. Number of National ParksOff-Grid Living Legal States
    r = +0.95 · very strong · n = 12
    Plot
  3. Autism Rate Males - Age 0-14Autism Rates by State
    r = +0.94 · very strong · n = 20
    Plot
  4. Autism Prevalence - Age 0-14Autism Rates by State
    r = +0.94 · very strong · n = 20
    Plot
  5. Autism Rate Females - Age 0-14Autism Rates by State
    r = +0.94 · very strong · n = 20
    Plot
  6. Autism Prevalence - MalesAutism Rates by State
    r = +0.94 · very strong · n = 20
    Plot

Opposite directions

Places that have a higher Mushroom Production tend to score lower on these

  1. Required Min MathPraxis Scores by State
    r = −0.76 · very strong · n = 19
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  2. Req. English CreditsHigh School Graduation Requirements by State
    r = −0.76 · very strong · n = 18
    Plot
  3. Req. Math CreditsHigh School Graduation Requirements by State
    r = −0.52 · strong · n = 18
    Plot
  4. Adults Diagnosed With DepressionDepression Rates by State
    r = −0.51 · strong · n = 19
    Plot
  5. Minimum Passing MPRE ScoreMPRE Scores by State
    r = −0.49 · moderate · n = 19
    Plot
  6. Bad Driving IndexWorst Drivers by State
    r = −0.48 · moderate · n = 19
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Quick answers

Which state has the highest Mushroom Production?
Pennsylvania has the highest Mushroom Production in 2024, at 593,145,895 lbs, followed by California (106,828,909 lbs) and New Jersey (87,979,307 lbs).
Which state has the lowest Mushroom Production?
Illinois has the lowest Mushroom Production in 2024, at 321 lbs.
What is the median Mushroom Production across US states?
The median is 396,294 lbs across the 20 US states with data in 2024.
Where does this mushroom production by state data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Mushrooms - USDA/NASS QuickStats Ad-Hoc Query Tool.