Vermont · crop watch
Vermont peach crop
USDA last rated the 2022 Vermont peach crop for the week ending Aug 28, when 100% was good or excellent, versus 90% at this point last year. Harvest stood at 99% complete.
Good to excellent · last reading
Share of the 2022 crop rated good or excellent for the week ending Aug 28.
99%
Harvested
As of Oct 2.
Analysis
Week ending Aug 9 — 7 weeks ago
Vermont peach condition jumped to 75% good-excellent
Vermont's peach crop was rated 75% good to excellent for the week ending August 9, 2026, the most recent condition USDA has published for the state. That share rose 25 points from the prior week and stood well above the five-year average of 44%, also topping last year's 63% mark for the same week. Harvest reached 50% complete by August 30, trailing last year's pace of 59% at that point in the season. USDA's next state report will show whether harvest closes that gap.
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: 100% good or excellent, week ending Aug 28. Hover a bar for the full breakdown.
Field progress
Green tip, 2022
This season against the five-year average pace and last year.
Green tip: 100% as of Jun 5.
Field progress
Pink, 2022
This season against the five-year average pace and last year.
Pink: 100% as of Jun 5.
Field progress
Full bloom, 2022
This season against the five-year average pace and last year.
Full bloom: 100% as of Jun 12 (5-yr avg 75%).
Field progress
Petal fall, 2022
This season against the five-year average pace and last year.
Petal fall: 100% as of Jun 26 (5-yr avg 81%).
Field progress
Fruit set, 2022
This season against the five-year average pace and last year.
Fruit set: 100% as of Jul 17 (5-yr avg 88%).
Field progress
Harvested, 2022
This season against the five-year average pace and last year.
Harvested: 99% as of Oct 2.