New Mexico · crop watch
New Mexico onion crop
USDA last rated the 2022 New Mexico onion crop for the week ending Jun 26, when 82% was good or excellent, versus 90% at this point last year. Harvest stood at 95% complete.
Good to excellent · last reading
Share of the 2022 crop rated good or excellent for the week ending Jun 26.
95%
Harvested
As of Aug 14.
Analysis
Week ending Jun 28 — 13 weeks ago
New Mexico onion harvest outpaces five-year average
New Mexico's onion crop was rated 75% good to excellent for the week ending June 28, 2026, down 4 points from the prior week; that is the most recent condition reading USDA has published for the state. Excellent condition alone accounted for half the crop. By the week ending July 19, harvest reached 95%, matching last year's pace and running 15 points ahead of the five-year average. Planting had been at 9% and emergence at 60%, both slightly behind last year's levels of 9% and 64%.
This is the most recent reading USDA has published for this crop and state; it is not a current-week rating.
Weekly ratings
Crop condition, 2022
Bars are the full USDA rating split each week. The dashed line is the five-year average for good plus excellent; the dotted line is last year.
Latest: 82% good or excellent, week ending Jun 26. Hover a bar for the full breakdown.
Field progress
Planted, 2022
This season against the five-year average pace and last year.
Planted: 95% as of May 15 (5-yr avg 96%).
Field progress
Emerged, 2022
This season against the five-year average pace and last year.
Emerged: 95% as of May 29.
Field progress
Harvested, 2022
This season against the five-year average pace and last year.
Harvested: 95% as of Aug 14.