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Washington nectarine crop

USDA last published a production estimate for the state in 2017, when the crop finished at 9.9 thousand tons.

Production record

Final crop by year, through 2017

USDA published production estimates for Washington nectarine through 2017 and has not surveyed the state since.

Washington nectarine crop: final estimate by year051015thousand tons2010: no forecast · final 8.2 thousand tons20102011: no forecast · final 9.2 thousand tons20112012: no forecast · final 8.9 thousand tons20122013: no forecast · final 12.1 thousand tons20132014: no forecast · final 12.3 thousand tons20142015: no forecast · final 9.3 thousand tons20152016: no forecast · final 9.8 thousand tons20162017: no forecast · final 9.9 thousand tons2017
Crop yearFinal (thousand tons)Crop valueShare of US
20179.9 thousand tons$10M—
20169.8 thousand tons$11M—
20159.3 thousand tons$8M—
201412.3 thousand tons$10M—
201312.1 thousand tons$8M—
20128.9 thousand tons$5M—
20119.2 thousand tons$4M—
20108.2 thousand tons$3M—

USDA published annual estimates for this state through 2017. It has since been dropped from the annual survey, so there is no newer production figure — the weekly condition ratings above are the current measure.

Utilization

Where the crop went

Fresh market against processing and unsold volume, by crop year.

Washington nectarine crop: fresh market vs processing02.557.510thousand tons2010: fresh 8.2, processing 0.0, not sold 0.0 thousand tons — 100% fresh20102011: fresh 9.2, processing 0.0, not sold 0.0 thousand tons — 100% fresh20112012: fresh 8.9, processing 0.0, not sold 0.0 thousand tons — 100% fresh20122013: fresh 0.0, processing 0.0, not sold 0.0 thousand tons20132014: fresh 0.0, processing 0.0, not sold 0.0 thousand tons20142015: fresh 0.0, processing 0.0, not sold 0.1 thousand tons — 0% fresh20152016: fresh 0.0, processing 0.0, not sold 0.1 thousand tons — 0% fresh20162017: fresh 0.0, processing 0.0, not sold 0.1 thousand tons — 0% fresh2017
Fresh marketProcessingNot sold

Updated September 29, 2026

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