State rankings

Watermelon Production by State

Georgia has the highest Watermelons Production in 2025 (8,127,000 CWT), followed by Florida (7,980,000 CWT) and California (5,148,000 CWT). South Carolina has the lowest (1,330,000 CWT).

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Watermelons Production, 2025

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

Median
4,367,000 CWT
Middle half 2.8M CWT – 5.9M CWT
Average
4,498,750 CWT
8 states
Highest
8,127,000 CWT
Georgia
Lowest
1,330,000 CWT
South Carolina

Over time · 2016–2025

The top 5 in 2025, against the median.

  • Median of all states
  • Georgia
  • Florida
  • California
  • Texas
  • North Carolina

Data

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8 states · # = rank by Watermelons Production
#
1Georgia8,127,000 CWT$141.41M
2Florida7,980,000 CWT$186.86M
3California5,148,000 CWT$89.49M
4Texas4,706,000 CWT$107.66M
5North Carolina4,028,000 CWT$54.67M
6Indiana3,311,000 CWT$66.62M
7Maryland1,360,000 CWT$26.38M
8South Carolina1,330,000 CWT$18.55M

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Quick answers

Which state has the highest Watermelons Production?
Georgia has the highest Watermelons Production in 2025, at 8,127,000 CWT, followed by Florida (7,980,000 CWT) and California (5,148,000 CWT).
Which state has the lowest Watermelons Production?
South Carolina has the lowest Watermelons Production in 2025, at 1,330,000 CWT.
What is the median Watermelons Production across US states?
The median is 4,367,000 CWT across the 8 US states with data in 2025.
Where does this watermelon production by state data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Vegetables 2022 Summary - United States Department of Agriculture; Quick Stats - USDA.