West Virginia vegetable yield and price, 2024
USDA's 2024 vegetable survey doesn't cover West Virginia, so there are no crop-by-crop yield or price figures for it. We don't borrow another state's numbers.
West Virginia has no university cost budget yet, so there's nothing to compare these figures with. You can still type any figure from this page into the profit calculator.
Source: USDA NASS Vegetables 2024 Summary, state-by-crop tables (area harvested, yield per acre, price per cwt), 2024. Yield is USDA's hundredweight figure × 100; price is its price per hundredweight ÷ 100; sales per acre is yield × price.
USDA combines fresh-market and processing sales, so for crops mostly sold to processors the price runs low. USDA surveys only the larger vegetable states and crops; a missing crop means USDA didn't report it, not that nobody grows it.
Prices are what growers received on average. Direct-market and specialty sales often bring more; your own sales records are always better.
Costs for West Virginia: cost per acre. Other states: North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Virginia, Mississippi, Texas, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Arizona, New Mexico, California, Oregon, Washington, New Jersey.