Washington Tree Fruit Acreage Report
2011
Posted Online August 16, 2011
Washington Tree Fruit Acreage Report 2011
Compiled by USDA/NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE
Washington Field Office
David Knopf, Director
Dennis Koong, Deputy Director
P. O. Box 609
Olympia, Washington 98507
Phone: (360) 709-2400 Fax: (360) 754-2090
e-mail: [email protected]
OFFICE STAFF
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Joe Ross
Linda Simpson
Gail Spain
Eric Stebbins
Wendy Vance
Rita Walker
U.S. Department of Agriculture
National Agricultural Statistics Service
Dr. Cynthia Clark, Administrator
The funds for this work came from a Washington State Department of Agriculture Specialty Crop Block Grant
Program awarded to the Washington Growers Clearing House. Other northwest collaborators include:
Washington Association of Wine Grape Growers, Washington Apple Commission, Yakima Valley GrowersShippers Association, Washington State Fruit Commission, Wenatchee Valley Traffic Association, Washington
State Horticultural Association, Northwest Horticultural Council, Pear Bureau Northwest, Northwest Fruit
Exporters, and Washington State University Tree Fruit Research Commission.
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Table of Contents
Overview
Fruit Area Map............................................................3
Notes about the data .............................................. 5-7
Tree fruit acres by variety, historical .................... 8-10
Acres, Trees, Trees per Acre, by County.................11
Acres, Trees, Trees per Acre, by Area ....................12
Apples
Acres and Trees by Area and Variety ......................13
Trees per Acre by Area and Variety .........................14
Acres and Trees by Age and Variety ................. 14-15
Trees per Acre by Age and Variety ..........................15
Acres and Trees by Rootstock and Variety..............16
Trees per Acre by Rootstock and Variety ................17
Acres, Trees, Trees/Ac by Age and Area ................18
Acres, Trees, Trees/Ac by Age and Rootstock ........19
Acres, Trees, Trees/Ac by Area and Rootstock .......20
Bearing, Non-bearing Trees by Variety ....................21
Bearing, Non-bearing Trees by Age ........................22
Bearing, Non-bearing Trees by Area .......................22
Bearing, Non-Bearing Trees by Rootstock ..............22
Cherries
Acres and Trees by Area and Variety ......................23
Trees per Acre by Area and Variety .........................24
Acres and Trees by Age and Variety ................. 24-25
Trees per Acre by Age and Variety ..........................25
Acres and Trees by Rootstock and Variety..............26
Trees per Acre by Rootstock and Variety ................27
Acres, Trees, Trees/Ac by Age and Area ................28
Acres, Trees, Trees/Ac by Area and Rootstock .......29
Bearing, Non-bearing Trees by Variety ....................30
Bearing, Non-bearing Trees by Age ........................31
Bearing, Non-bearing Trees by Area .......................31
Bearing, Non-Bearing Trees by Rootstock ..............31
All Pears
Acres and Trees by Area and Variety ......................32
Trees per Acre by Area and Variety .........................33
Acres and Trees by Age and Variety ................. 33-34
Trees per Acre by Age and Variety ..........................34
Acres and Trees by Rootstock and Variety..............35
Trees per Acre by Rootstock and Variety ................36
Acres, Trees, Trees/Ac by Age and Area .......... 37-38
Acres, Trees, Trees/Ac by Age and Rootstock .. 38-39
Bearing, Non-bearing Trees by Variety ....................40
Bearing, Non-bearing Trees by Age ........................40
Bearing, Non-bearing Trees by Area ....................... 41
Bearing, Non-Bearing Trees by Rootstock .............. 41
Apricots
Acres, Trees, Trees/Acre,
and Non-bearing Trees by Variety ......................... 42
Acres, Trees, Trees/Acre
and Non-bearing Trees by Age.............................. 42
Nectarines
Acres, Trees, Trees/Acre,
and Non-bearing Trees by Variety ......................... 43
Acres, Trees, Trees/Acre
and Non-bearing Trees by Age.............................. 43
Peaches
Acres, Trees, Trees/Acre,
and Non-bearing Trees by Variety ......................... 44
Acres, Trees, Trees/Acre
and Non-bearing Trees by Age.............................. 44
Prunes and Plums
Acres, Trees, Trees/Acre,
and Non-bearing Trees by Variety ......................... 45
Acres, Trees, Trees/Acre
and Non-bearing Trees by Age.............................. 45
Tart Cherries
Acres, Trees, Trees/Acre,
and Non-bearing Trees by Variety ......................... 45
Acres, Trees, Trees/Acre
and Non-bearing Trees by Age.............................. 45
Organic and Transition
Tree Fruit Organic and Transition Acres by Area .... 46
Apples by Area and Variety ..................................... 46
Sweet Cherries by Area and Variety........................ 46
Pears and Nectarines by Variety ............................. 47
Peaches and Apricots by Variety ............................. 47
Tree Fruit Future Intentions
Intentions to topwork, remove, new plantings ......... 48
Reference
Data Collection Materials .................................... 49-58
Selected Charts and Graphs .............................. 59-66
Washington Bloom and Harvest Dates .................... 67
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Some Notes About These Data
It is a large and challenging task to compile information detailed in this publication. This project would not have been
possible without the assistance and support of many people and organizations. We would like to thank all of the fruit
organizations in the state that supported the survey work and helped to publicize the importance of the work. Thanks go
to Dan Kelly at the Washington Growers Clearinghouse, Lindsay Buckner of Tree Top Inc., and Todd Fryhover of the
Washington Apple Commission for their support, assistance and feedback. We would like to thank Vicky Scharlau and
Susan Pheasant for feedback, assistance, and their efforts to promote this project. Special thanks go to Perry Beale for
his assistance and cooperation to use the Washington State Department of Agriculture’s geographic information system
(GIS) layer to facilitate the area survey portion of this project.
Most importantly we would like to thank the tree fruit and grape growers who took the time from their busy schedules to
provide the data compiled in this publication. This project would not have been possible without their cooperation.
The 2011 Grape and Tree Fruit Acreage Inventory by Variety Study was designed to measure the details about the
Washington Grape and Tree Fruit industries. This is the sixth time a survey of this type has been conducted in
Washington. Previous surveys were conducted in 1948-49, 1986, 1993, 2001, and 2006. Comparisons to previous data
are shown in the publication. Data may not be comparable due to changes in survey methodology. Statistics regarding
grapes will be released in a separate publication. The following are some notes regarding the tree fruit data.
The survey was supported by all of the major fruit organizations and publicized in many newsletters and industry
publications. Orchardists were sent pre-survey letters, endorsed by the coalition of Northwest tree fruit organizations,
explaining the intent and need to report. An example of the pre-survey letter is included in the appendix of this report.
In addition to the existing list of orchard operations, several lists of fruit producers were obtained and matched to the
existing list to maximize the coverage of the list portion of the survey. Lists from commissions, associations, county
assessors, marketing orders, and others were reviewed for this effort. The list portion of the survey included all those
operation thought to have five or more acres of tree fruit or one or more acres of grapes. The list sample included over
5,200 operations. The modes of data collection included mail, telephone, personal interview, and online Electronic Data
Reporting. Operations were given an opportunity to respond by mail beginning in December 2010. A copy of the
questionnaire and respondent booklet are included in this report. The beginning date of data collection was December 1,
2010. The median date of data collection was February 15. Follow-up mailings were conducted and all medium and most
smaller operations were contacted by telephone. Large operations, defined as those thought to have greater than 500
acres of fruit or those with significant amounts of less prevalent fruit, were followed up with face-to-face interviews. When
possible, efforts were made to use grower electronic records. Over 23,000 individual blocks of fruit information from
approximately 2,200 growers who reported one or more blocks of tree fruit or grapes were tabulated. Most of the
nonrespondents were smaller-sized operations as less effort was made to follow-up with growers expected to report very
small fruit acreages.
To evaluate the completeness of the list portion of the survey an area study was conducted. One hundred square miles,
or sections, of land containing tree fruit or grapes were statistically sampled and screened for tree fruit or grape
producers. Orchard or vineyards operators in the chosen sections were recorded and compared to the names in the list
portion of the sample. Those area records not present on the list represent the incompleteness of the list portion of the
survey. The list portion of the survey covered just over 95 percent of the total acreage. Much of the acreage missed by
the list portion of the survey had recently changed ownership or management. Most of the operations not present on the
list were very small operations.
There were several measures employed to assure data quality. Telephone data collection was conducted using a
computerized survey instrument. The survey instrument included prompts to the interviewer when unusual situations
were encountered. An example would be an extremely high or low planting density. All records, including those collected
by mail and face-to-face interviews, were reviewed within a computerized interactive editing system. This process
ensured that records were internally consistent (e.g. acres in blocks of fruit add up to total fruit acres reported). Some data
errors can best be identified by reviewing all records meeting a particular criterion. For example, a review of all Braeburn
apples blocks planted in the past five years on dwarfing rootstock, sorted by trees per acre, would highlight blocks with
usually high or low planting densities. The data in this survey were reviewed in an interactive analysis system that would
facilitate these types of reviews.
A small number of operations were able to provide only partial block level information. In these cases, the averages from
the reported data were used to complete the block level data. For example, a partially responding ten acre block of
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Cameo apples planted between 1996 and 2000 on a semi-dwarfing rootstock would have been given the trees per acre
average from responding blocks of the same characteristics to estimate the total number of trees for the block.
Block level data from responding orchards represented approximately 78 percent of the published totals. This is a
significant increase from the data coverage of 70 percent in the 2006 report. The amount varied somewhat by type of fruit.
Several steps were employed to produce the most accurate adjustments between the reported and published totals.
Acreage reported on prior NASS surveys was utilized to estimate acreage of non-responding orchards by type of fruit.
Then, recalling the 95 percent of the acreage covered by the list described earlier in this section, an additional adjustment
of approximately five percent would be added to adjust for coverage.
The adjusted survey data totals were analyzed by county for reasonableness. In addition to the adjusted survey totals
described above, data from the 2007 Census of Agriculture, the previous fruit tree acreage survey, and orchard data from
WSDA’s GIS layer were also considered in setting total fruit acreage “targets” by county and region. Targets were also
established for individual fruit crops at the state level.
Once the targets were set, the adjustments were carried through to each individual responding block of data. The same
adjustment process utilized in the Census of Agriculture, known as calibration, where the weights of responding blocks of
fruit are adjusted within tolerance ranges of the targets was used. Before adjustment, responding fruit blocks had weights
of one; after adjustment the average weight was 1.11 with a maximum weight of three. This means, for example, that a
reported ten acre block of Bing cherries containing 1,500 trees might have received a weight of, say, 1.2. After weighting,
the block of fruit would have contributed 12 acres and 1,800 trees to the published totals.
For published items containing few responses and relatively small totals, the adjustments for coverage and nonresponse
may cause some distortions. Also, if a dominant producer of a relatively rare variety did not respond, the published total
may under-represent the true total.
The data in this publication are shown to the nearest acre and tree. Publishing to the nearest acre and tree facilitates
publishing the cross-tabulations by area, rootstock, variety, and year planted. Acres were reported to the tenth of an acre.
Due to rounding, acreage by varieties may not sum to the totals. Although every effort has been made to provide high
quality data, published items should be considered to approximate the true values. For some items, there were no reports
for a breakout or insufficient reports to publish an item without disclosing individual grower data. In this publication,
specific NASS procedures were employed to protect respondents’ confidentiality. In some cases, additional items are
required to be suppressed to prevent disclosure of an individual’s data. For example, if Ambrosia apples in the
Wenatchee area are not able to be published, at least one other area would need to be suppressed or one could infer the
Wenatchee total by subtracting the published areas from the variety total. This process occasionally leads to items with a
sizeable acreage or number of reports to be suppressed. This type of suppression is called a complementary
suppression. Data suppressions and zero reported data are indicated with a “-“ in the publication.
In the 2011 survey, bearing trees and non-bearing trees were collected for each block. This allowed orchardists to report
some young non-bearing trees in mature blocks. This fact should be kept in mind when reviewing non-bearing trees by
year planted. Recent interplantings in mature blocks are reflected in the data by the year planted of the majority of the
block.
Respondents were asked to provide the year the trees were planted or topworked. During review of these data, some
reports of plantings were reported as occurring prior to the commercial release of the varieties. Upon further review,
these were typically situations where trees had been more recently topworked but the orchardist had reported the year the
trees were originally planted. The data were corrected when this situation was identified. There are likely some
additional blocks of fruit that were reported by year originally planted but have been more recently topworked.
As with 2006, the 2011 survey also included a question on rootstock (dwarf, semi-dwarf, and standard) for apples, sweet
cherries, and pears. It was expected that there would be a strong correlation between the rootstock category and a given
range of planting density. This was not the case. The reported density ranges by rootstock were much wider than
expected. Efforts were made to correct extreme density outliers; however, reported rootstocks were not forced to fit a
certain range of tree density.
New for the 2011 survey, respondents were asked to provide the number of certified organic acres as well as transition to
organic acres for each block of fruit. These results are summarized by variety and growing region. In addition,
respondents were asked to provide the total acres certified in a Food Safety GAP program. The reported acres totaled
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67,376. No adjustments were made to this number for non-response, nor coverage. Data users should consider this
number as an absolute minimum.
Data included in “other varieties” include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to
avoid disclosure of individual operations. Almost certainly, some acres of the published varieties are included in this other
category when the respondent did not designate the variety. The varieties of apples reported but not published include:
Akane, Cortland, Crimson Gold, Criterion, Earligold, Elstar, Empire, Envy, Gravenstein, Idared, Jonathan, Liberty, Lodi,
McIntosh, Melrose, Minneiska, Mutsu, Newtown, Opal, Orin, Pinova, Sansa, Spartan, Winesap, Winter Banana, and
Zestar.
The varieties of sweet cherries reported but not published include: Brooks, Chinook, Royal Ann, Sandra Rose, and Stella.
The varieties of pears reported but not published include: Red Sensation, Starkrimson, Taylors Gold, and Tosca.
The varieties of apricots reported but not published include: Blenheim, Casselbrite, Goldstrike, Tomcot, and Sun-glo.
The varieties of nectarines reported but not published include: Arctic Pride, Arctic Rose, August Red, Fantasia, First Red,
Flame, Flavortop, Grand Pearl, Scarlet Sun, September Red, Spring Brite, Summer Beaut, Supreme Red, and Sunglo.
The varieties of peaches reported but not published include: Allstar, Angelus, Arctic Gem, Blazingstar, Blushing Star,
Brendasun, Cresthaven, Coral Star, Crimson Lady, David Sun, Fancy Lady, Flaming Fury, Flavorcrest, Glohaven, Gold
Medal, Golden Alberta, John Henry, June Pride, June Lady, July Sun, Loring, Madison, Newhaven, Red Globe, Redstar,
Red Lady, Regina, Rio Oso Gem, Risingstar, Roza, Ryan Sun, Saturn, Sierra Gem, Sierra Lady, Starfire, Suncrest, Valley
Sweet, Veteran, and White Lady.
The varieties of prunes and plums reported but not published include: Black Amber, Catalina, Duarte, Elephant Heart,
Friar, Santa Rosa, Shiro, and Yellow Lady.
A small acreage of Balaton tart cherries were reported in the survey and were collapsed into the Montmorency variety
total.
Pluot acreage data was also collected in 2011. The total pluot acreage at the state level is estimated at 114 acres with
44,485 trees. Pluot data at region and variety levels were not published due to disclosure rules.
"Washington Fruit Survey 2011" Report as
Compared to "Washington Fruit Survey 2006" Report and Earlier Publications
Published results for tree fruit from the surveys conducted with a reference date of January 1, 1986, 1993, 2001, 2006,
and 2011 are shown in the following four tables. Data may not be comparable due to changes in survey methodology.
The results for January 1, 2001 and before were rounded to reflect that these data are estimates. The results for the
January 1, 2011 and 2006 reference dates are published to the nearest acre and tree. Publishing to the nearest acre and
tree facilitated publication of cross-tabulations by area, rootstock, variety, and year planted. Although every effort has
been made to provide high quality data, published items should be considered to approximate the true values. The 2011
survey screened out respondents with fewer than five acres of tree fruit and total grape acreage less than one acre. In
2006, any orchard or vineyard with one acre or more were asked to complete the survey. Screening out of the smaller
operations was an effort to focus time and resources on records that would have more of a significant impact on the
estimates. The methodology in 2011 was virtually the same as the 2006 survey, which used more advanced procedures
and methodology than previous studies. The main differences, described above, are the use of an area study to measure
incompleteness of the sampling list and more sophisticated adjustments for non-response and coverage. Even with the
screening process eliminating reporting for orchards with less than five acres, the proportion of reported data as a
percentage of the total fruit acres was significantly higher than 2006, leading to higher quality results. The specific
methodologies employed for this survey mirror those used for the Census of Agriculture. Also new for the 2011 survey,
respondents were asked to provide the number of certified organic acres as well as transition to organic acres for each
block of fruit. These results are summarized by variety and growing region.
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Tree Fruit: Acreage, by Variety, Washington, Historical Comparisons, January 1, 1986-2011
Total acres
Fruit
Variety
1986
1993
2001
2006
2011
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
Apples:
Ambrosia ...............................................................
Braeburn ................................................................
Cameo ...................................................................
Cripps Pink (Pink Lady) .........................................
Early Fuji ...............................................................
Fuji/Red Fuji ..........................................................
Gala .......................................................................
Ginger Gold ...........................................................
Golden Delicious ...................................................
Golden Supreme ...................................................
Granny Smith ........................................................
Honeycrisp ............................................................
Jazz .......................................................................
Jonagold ................................................................
Lady Alice ..............................................................
Pacific Rose ..........................................................
Pinata ....................................................................
Red Delicious ........................................................
Rome (Red Rome) ................................................
Sonya ....................................................................
1
Other .................................................................
Total Apples ..............................................................
230
22,665
8,220
185
121,175
3,815
4,609
160,980
3,300
11,100
5,900
23,300
8,500
1,700
110,000
3,800
9,900
172,000
6,100
3,200
3,300
24,400
25,500
1,600
22,700
17,600
300
2,400
82,000
1,300
9,700
192,000
374
6,873
4,308
4,006
22,153
27,807
373
19,012
157
23,593
4,307
806
2,218
277
200
51,530
591
4,401
172,986
695
4,009
2,431
4,810
1,432
27,683
32,780
298
14,852
162
18,585
9,098
1,317
1,450
294
335
458
43,379
316
339
2,765
167,489
Sweet Cherries:
Attika .....................................................................
Benton ...................................................................
Bing .......................................................................
Chelan ...................................................................
Cristalina ...............................................................
Early Robin ............................................................
Index ......................................................................
Lambert .................................................................
Lapins ....................................................................
Rainier ...................................................................
Regina ...................................................................
Santina ..................................................................
Selah (Liberty Bell) ................................................
Skeena ..................................................................
Sonata ...................................................................
Staccato ................................................................
Sweetheart ............................................................
Tieton ....................................................................
Van ........................................................................
1
Other ..................................................................
Total Sweet Cherries .................................................
9,895
1,455
815
1,035
725
13,925
12,400
900
1,400
950
850
16,500
18,800
1,000
900
1,900
3,200
1,000
1,000
1,200
29,000
34
176
19,675
2,009
50
44
29
540
1,531
3,605
55
35
95
1,492
98
4,401
553
615
733
36,000
57
457
16,509
2,516
163
199
39
317
2,022
4,003
100
253
84
2,576
172
199
6,569
577
473
831
38,115
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
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Tree Fruit: Acreage, by Variety, Washington, Historical Comparisons, January 1, 1986-2011
Total acres
Fruit
Variety
1986
1993
2001
2006
2011
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
All Pears
Bartlett Pears:
Bartlett ...............................................................
Red Bartlett .......................................................
1 .....................................................................................................
Other
Total Bartlett Pears ..................................................
11,910
1,100
13,010
11,300
850
12,150
12,300
300
12,600
11,314
386
11,700
9,113
445
190
9,747
Winter Pears:
Asian .................................................................
Bosc ..................................................................
Bosc, Golden .....................................................
Comice ..............................................................
Concorde ...........................................................
D'Anjou ..............................................................
D'Anjou, Red .....................................................
Kalle ..................................................................
Red Clapp .........................................................
Seckel ................................................................
1
Other .............................................................
Total Winter Pears ...................................................
1,735
10,260
745
12,740
3,450
11,200
800
15,450
3,400
10,700
1,300
15,400
257
2,259
265
26
169
9,506
756
72
22
107
13,500
124
1,748
259
35
90
9,121
531
32
37
70
214
12,261
Total All Pears ...........................................................
25,750
27,600
28,000
25,200
22,008
Peaches:
August Lady ..........................................................
Dimond Princess ...................................................
Donut .....................................................................
Elberta ...................................................................
Elegant Lady .........................................................
Hale .......................................................................
O'Henry .................................................................
Red Haven ............................................................
Regina ...................................................................
Rich Lady ..............................................................
Ryan Sun ...............................................................
Snow Fire ..............................................................
Snow Giant ............................................................
Snow King .............................................................
Summer Lady ........................................................
Summer Sweet ......................................................
Sweet Dream .........................................................
Zee Lady ...............................................................
1
Other .................................................................
Total Peaches ...........................................................
740
2,055
2,795
500
2,500
3,000
300
150
250
200
150
200
1,950
3,200
72
62
275
52
116
370
165
43
77
91
47
32
99
192
660
2,800
78
131
34
49
117
23
146
169
37
260
18
61
86
36
64
47
132
129
704
2,319
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
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Tree Fruit: Acreage, by Variety, Washington, Historical Comparisons, January 1, 1986-2011
Total acres
Fruit
Variety
1986
1993
2001
2006
2011
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
Apricots:
Goldbar ..................................................................
Goldrich .................................................................
Patterson ...............................................................
Perfection ..............................................................
Riland ....................................................................
Rival ......................................................................
Tilton ......................................................................
1
Other ..................................................................
Total Apricots ............................................................
710
155
1,230
600
400
1,400
550
400
1,300
63
79
302
317
107
203
1,100
60
48
23
195
116
484
22
292
1,241
Nectarines:
Early Red ...............................................................
Firesweet ...............................................................
Honey Kist .............................................................
Honey Royal ..........................................................
Red Gold ...............................................................
Summer Blush .......................................................
Summer Bright ......................................................
Summer Fire ..........................................................
Supreme Red ........................................................
Washington Pride ..................................................
Western Pride ........................................................
Western Sweet ......................................................
1
Other ..................................................................
Total Nectarines ........................................................
665
1,205
800
1,500
250
150
1,500
46
24
88
164
290
17
63
126
62
13
604
1,550
20
61
12
153
131
156
43
48
23
30
20
12
755
1,463
Prunes/Plums:
Early Italian ............................................................
Empress ................................................................
Late Italian .............................................................
President ...............................................................
1
Other ..................................................................
Total Prunes/Plums ...................................................
1,065
505
505
235
2,310
700
300
250
450
1,700
300
400
100
200
1,100
275
290
41
165
800
216
83
119
73
49
541
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
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Tree Fruit: Acres, Trees, and Trees per Acre, by County, Washington, January 1, 2011
Adams County
Fruit
Acres
Apples .........................................................
Sweet cherries .............................................
Bartlett pears ...............................................
Winter pears ................................................
Peaches ......................................................
Tart cherries ................................................
Nectarines ...................................................
Apricots .......................................................
Prunes and plums .......................................
3,513
185
14
35
-
Trees
2,360,439
38,477
4,724
12,095
-
Benton County
Trees per
acre
672
208
328
343
-
Acres
11,859
4,486
183
128
172
132
129
78
Chelan County
Acres
Apples .........................................................
Sweet cherries .............................................
Bartlett pears ...............................................
Winter pears ................................................
Peaches ......................................................
Tart cherries ................................................
Nectarines ...................................................
Apricots .......................................................
Prunes and Plums .......................................
5,993
6,247
2,166
6,496
18
1
18
71
3
Trees
2,636,714
1,350,791
460,960
1,280,060
4,539
109
5,265
27,201
950
Apples .........................................................
Sweet cherries .............................................
Bartlett pears ...............................................
Winter pears ................................................
Peaches ......................................................
Tart cherries ................................................
Nectarines ...................................................
Apricots .......................................................
Prunes and plums .......................................
13,307
3,278
109
23
611
573
498
275
24
Trees
7,612,969
653,108
38,589
4,650
220,547
103,230
181,837
59,628
7,272
440
216
213
197
254
218
296
317
Acres
10,694
2,577
613
429
104
80
53
1
Apples .........................................................
Sweet cherries .............................................
Bartlett pears ...............................................
Winter pears ................................................
Peaches ......................................................
Tart cherries ................................................
Nectarines ...................................................
Apricots .......................................................
Prunes and plums .......................................
104
867
524
1,059
207
32
12
-
Trees
62,306
109,772
123,987
235,035
53,834
20
8,678
3,385
-
572
199
355
200
361
180
365
217
303
Acres
41,102
7,012
313
381
163
1,050
206
365
-
Apples .........................................................
Sweet cherries .............................................
Bartlett pears ...............................................
Winter pears ................................................
Peaches ......................................................
Tart cherries ................................................
Nectarines ...................................................
Apricots .......................................................
Prunes and plums .......................................
USDA/NASS WA Field Office
7,724
666
1
49
5
35
Trees
4,425,649
185,413
242
8,624
1,210
15,310
Washington Tree Fruit Acreage Report 2011
Trees
6,927,189
995,290
176,104
119,146
25,771
19,169
11,951
454
Trees per
acre
648
386
287
278
249
241
228
908
Trees
25,773,243
1,621,721
90,831
143,835
54,085
190,050
90,673
68,464
-
Trees per
acre
627
231
290
377
332
181
440
188
-
Okanogan County
Trees per
acre
599
127
236
222
260
100
271
292
-
Acres
17,437
4,520
848
1,973
76
10
24
5
Walla Walla County
Acres
664
186
243
184
227
269
189
281
Grant County
Trees per
acre
Klickitat County
Acres
7,878,635
832,404
44,463
23,560
39,160
35,500
24,343
-
Trees per
acre
Douglas County
Trees per
acre
Franklin County
Acres
Trees
Trees
6,155,654
1,329,267
236,355
445,974
28,043
2,800
2,964
2,432
Trees per
acre
353
294
279
226
367
289
122
496
Yakima County
Trees per
acre
573
278
232
242
176
242
436
Acres
51,966
8,144
4,869
1,567
871
450
302
453
Trees
25,107,965
1,773,789
1,096,554
347,074
303,047
139,169
60,701
92,035
Trees per
acre
483
218
225
221
348
309
201
245
Page 11
Tree Fruit: Acres, Trees, and Trees per Acre, by Growing Area, Washington, January 1, 2011
Yakima Valley
Fruit
Apples ....................................
Sweet cherries ........................
Bartlett pears ..........................
Winter pears ...........................
Peaches .................................
Tart cherries ...........................
Nectarines ..............................
Apricots ..................................
Prunes and plums ..................
Acres
Trees
66,901
12,716
5,061
1,699
1,044
582
431
453
Wenatchee
Trees per
acre
37,917,770
2,664,354
1,143,365
371,613
342,207
174,669
85,044
113,809
Acres
567
210
226
219
328
300
197
251
34,124
13,344
3,626
8,898
198
1
107
148
8
Columbia Basin
Acres
Apples ....................................
Sweet cherries ........................
Bartlett pears ..........................
Winter pears ...........................
Peaches .................................
Tart cherries ...........................
Nectarines ..............................
Apricots ..................................
Prunes and plums ..................
Trees
57,922
38,115
422
404
788
1,623
739
640
24
35,746,651
2,313,306
129,420
148,485
748,184
302,402
284,605
128,092
7,272
Trees per
acre
Trees
461
275
241
207
295
218
255
285
457
15,719,557
3,675,348
873,419
1,845,180
58,353
109
27,234
42,116
3,836
Other areas
Trees per
acre
Acres
617
221
307
367
355
181
385
200
303
Trees per
acre
Trees
8,542
1,580
639
1,259
289
52
35
23
55
4,725,936
304,621
148,343
280,143
68,268
9,013
9,148
5,486
17,483
553
193
232
222
236
173
261
243
317
Washington
Acres
Apples ....................................
Sweet cherries ........................
Bartlett pears ..........................
Winter pears ...........................
Peaches .................................
Tart cherries ...........................
Nectarines ..............................
Apricots ..................................
Prunes and plums ..................
USDA/NASS WA Field Office
167,489
38,115
9,747
12,261
2,319
1,676
1,463
1,241
541
Washington Tree Fruit Acreage Report 2011
Trees
94,109,914
8,957,629
2,294,547
2,645,421
748,184
302,402
495,656
260,738
142,400
Trees per acre
562
235
235
216
323
180
339
210
263
Page 12
Apples: Acres, by Area and Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Variety
Yakima
Valley
Wenatchee
Columbia
Basin
Other
areas
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
Washington
(acres)
Ambrosia .........................................................
Braeburn ..........................................................
Cameo .............................................................
Cripps Pink (Pink Lady) ...................................
Early Fuji .........................................................
Fuji/Red Fuji ....................................................
Gala .................................................................
Ginger Gold .....................................................
Golden Delicious .............................................
Golden Supreme .............................................
Granny Smith ..................................................
Honeycrisp ......................................................
Jazz .................................................................
Jonagold ..........................................................
Lady Alice ........................................................
Pacific Rose ....................................................
Pinata ..............................................................
Red Delicious ..................................................
Rome (Red Rome) ..........................................
Sonya ..............................................................
1
Other ...........................................................
1,310
454
2,043
9,863
13,821
136
5,144
118
6,487
3,874
775
909
84
148
105
20,196
258
197
636
148
604
1,711
193
457
5,305
7,195
4,606
27
3,959
2,001
276
129
138
6,384
625
543
1,743
220
2,359
480
10,622
10,573
87
4,693
6,871
2,844
305
110
216
14,984
43
990
352
46
215
1,892
1,192
410
1,269
379
155
1,815
514
695
4,009
2,431
4,810
1,432
27,683
32,780
298
14,852
162
18,585
9,098
1,317
1,450
294
335
458
43,379
316
339
2,765
Total ...............................................................
66,901
34,124
57,922
8,542
167,489
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
Apples: Trees, by Area and Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Variety
Yakima
Valley
Wenatchee
Columbia
Basin
Other
areas
Washington
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
Ambrosia .........................................................
Braeburn ..........................................................
Cameo .............................................................
Cripps Pink (Pink Lady) ...................................
Early Fuji .........................................................
Fuji/Red Fuji ....................................................
Gala .................................................................
Ginger Gold .....................................................
Golden Delicious .............................................
Golden Supreme .............................................
Granny Smith ..................................................
Honeycrisp ......................................................
Jazz .................................................................
Jonagold ..........................................................
Lady Alice ........................................................
Pacific Rose ....................................................
Pinata ..............................................................
Red Delicious ..................................................
Rome (Red Rome) ..........................................
Sonya ..............................................................
1
Other ...........................................................
738,093
276,407
1,703,846
8,305,866
8,689,855
54,623
1,492,387
61,297
4,528,736
3,176,606
746,120
441,109
133,073
122,424
76,095
6,361,989
103,917
154,773
518,615
144,199
324,417
729,484
114,884
269,771
3,279,027
3,986,981
1,378,744
11,055
1,760,068
1,000,924
117,189
77,737
67,336
1,761,283
306,944
734,262
1,021,508
147,613
1,531,401
326,073
8,837,076
7,697,605
34,541
2,187,168
4,133,551
2,416,750
329,229
77,732
115,364
5,257,066
14,190
669,943
199,617
40,989
128,504
1,416,071
822,603
136,463
395,645
365,486
93,111
722,272
204,082
881,438
2,283,635
1,194,493
3,478,635
934,967
21,838,040
21,197,044
129,953
5,194,762
82,810
10,818,000
6,959,766
1,280,691
729,141
391,290
264,833
258,795
14,102,610
121,893
267,534
1,699,584
Total ...............................................................
37,917,770
15,719,557
35,746,651
4,725,936
94,109,914
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
USDA/NASS WA Field Office
Washington Tree Fruit Acreage Report
Page 13
Apples: Trees per Acre, by Area and Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Yakima
Valley
Wenatchee
Columbia
Basin
Other
areas
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
Variety
Washington
(trees per acre)
Ambrosia .........................................................
Braeburn ..........................................................
Cameo .............................................................
Cripps Pink (Pink Lady) ...................................
Early Fuji .........................................................
Fuji/Red Fuji ....................................................
Gala .................................................................
Ginger Gold .....................................................
Golden Delicious .............................................
Golden Supreme .............................................
Granny Smith ..................................................
Honeycrisp ......................................................
Jazz .................................................................
Jonagold ..........................................................
Lady Alice ........................................................
Pacific Rose ....................................................
Pinata ..............................................................
Red Delicious ..................................................
Rome (Red Rome) ..........................................
Sonya ..............................................................
1
Other ...........................................................
564
609
834
842
629
403
290
521
698
820
963
485
1,586
829
726
315
402
784
816
976
537
426
596
591
618
554
299
416
445
500
425
601
488
276
491
1,352
586
672
649
679
832
728
399
466
602
850
1,079
707
535
351
327
677
566
893
597
749
690
333
312
965
600
398
397
1,268
570
491
723
653
789
647
435
350
511
582
765
972
503
1,331
790
565
325
386
790
615
Total ...............................................................
567
461
617
553
562
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
Apples: Acres, by Age and Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Year planted
Variety
Prior to
1991
19911995
19962000
20012005
20062007
20082009
2010
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
Total
(acres)
Ambrosia .................................................
Braeburn ..................................................
Cameo .....................................................
Cripps Pink (Pink Lady) ...........................
Early Fuji .................................................
Fuji/Red Fuji ............................................
Gala .........................................................
Ginger Gold .............................................
Golden Delicious .....................................
Golden Supreme .....................................
Granny Smith ..........................................
Honeycrisp ..............................................
Jazz .........................................................
Jonagold ..................................................
Lady Alice ................................................
Pacific Rose ............................................
Pinata ......................................................
Red Delicious ..........................................
Rome (Red Rome) ..................................
Sonya ......................................................
1
Other ...................................................
321
1,292
340
2,944
5,942
12
7,339
37
6,732
194
213
22,325
215
664
1,100
138
211
325
7,556
3,571
190
1,933
51
2,766
126
487
7,465
58
284
24
871
531
2,041
157
4,788
9,286
29
2,135
3,701
671
283
5
7,050
633
308
1,563
301
1,156
668
4,370
8,843
2,795
28
4,350
2,554
701
334
118
190
4,791
242
297
127
147
86
388
141
3,186
2,034
190
685
1,572
330
77
211
146
453
235
477
83
3,376
1,875
420
301
2,061
254
61
52
869
546
198
1,463
1,229
50
1,920
99
427
106
695
4,009
2,431
4,810
1,432
27,683
32,780
298
14,852
162
18,585
9,098
1,317
1,450
294
335
458
43,379
316
339
2,765
Total .......................................................
48,622
26,322
32,348
33,658
10,163
10,739
5,637
167,489
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
USDA/NASS WA Field Office
Washington Tree Fruit Acreage Report
Page 14
Apples: Trees, by Age and Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Year planted
Variety
Total
Prior to
1991
19911995
19962000
20012005
20062007
20082009
2010
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
138,386
457,880
210,346
1,176,634
2,409,008
3,331
1,744,759
9,844
2,668,982
46,696
75,279
5,728,329
74,840
159,117
556,365
108,806
112,275
182,030
4,808,479
2,070,348
93,003
639,150
26,773
1,156,467
74,974
238,953
2,741,754
19,672
126,003
12,447
515,274
405,084
1,170,062
73,789
3,396,045
5,808,118
12,739
898,602
2,001,991
368,648
154,160
2,388
3,052,763
285,571
376,127
933,882
136,290
903,777
482,531
4,559,068
5,794,186
1,329,674
14,807
4,240,570
1,591,812
670,079
179,618
74,705
102,912
1,698,192
181,608
332,216
164,106
137,602
41,949
287,898
133,830
3,049,701
2,001,253
140,158
474,228
1,358,113
323,576
43,745
318,402
91,489
205,255
221,528
559,310
39,723
3,413,035
1,815,503
404,318
215,240
1,968,795
263,666
62,945
16,157
420,730
444,507
234,967
1,435,078
1,298,628
60,522
1,550,728
63,538
255,587
130,642
881,438
2,283,635
1,194,493
3,478,635
934,967
21,838,040
21,197,044
129,953
5,194,762
82,810
10,818,000
6,959,766
1,280,691
729,141
391,290
264,833
258,795
14,102,610
121,893
267,534
1,699,584
Total ....................................................... 14,920,925
12,999,673
18,260,159
23,633,499
9,125,565
9,976,281
5,193,812
94,109,914
Ambrosia .................................................
Braeburn ..................................................
Cameo .....................................................
Cripps Pink (Pink Lady) ...........................
Early Fuji .................................................
Fuji/Red Fuji ............................................
Gala .........................................................
Ginger Gold .............................................
Golden Delicious .....................................
Golden Supreme .....................................
Granny Smith ..........................................
Honeycrisp ..............................................
Jazz .........................................................
Jonagold ..................................................
Lady Alice ................................................
Pacific Rose ............................................
Pinata ......................................................
Red Delicious ..........................................
Rome (Red Rome) ..................................
Sonya ......................................................
1
Other ...................................................
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
Apples: Trees per Acre, by Age and Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Year planted
Variety
Total
Prior to
1991
19911995
19962000
20012005
20062007
20082009
2010
(trees per
acre)
(trees per
acre)
(trees per
acre)
(trees per
acre)
(trees per
acre)
(trees per
acre)
(trees per
acre)
Ambrosia .................................................
Braeburn ..................................................
Cameo .....................................................
Cripps Pink (Pink Lady) ...........................
Early Fuji .................................................
Fuji/Red Fuji ............................................
Gala .........................................................
Ginger Gold .............................................
Golden Delicious .....................................
Golden Supreme .....................................
Granny Smith ..........................................
Honeycrisp ..............................................
Jazz .........................................................
Jonagold ..................................................
Lady Alice ................................................
Pacific Rose ............................................
Pinata ......................................................
Red Delicious ..........................................
Rome (Red Rome) ..................................
Sonya ......................................................
1
Other ...................................................
432
354
619
400
405
282
238
269
396
240
354
257
348
240
506
790
533
560
636
580
488
331
525
418
596
491
367
339
444
530
592
763
573
470
709
625
441
421
541
549
545
459
433
451
1,222
598
452
782
722
1,043
655
476
538
975
623
957
537
631
541
354
750
1,117
1,293
938
490
741
952
957
984
738
692
864
981
572
1,510
626
453
943
1,173
478
1,011
968
963
715
955
1,040
1,027
312
484
815
1,187
981
1,057
1,201
808
642
599
1,228
1,268
570
491
723
653
789
647
435
350
511
582
765
972
503
1,331
790
565
325
386
790
615
Total .......................................................
307
494
564
702
898
929
921
562
1
(trees per
acre)
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
USDA/NASS WA Field Office
Washington Tree Fruit Acreage Report
Page 15
Apples: Acres, by Rootstock and Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Variety
Dwarf
Semi-dwarf
Standard
Total
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
Ambrosia ............................................................................
Braeburn .............................................................................
Cameo ................................................................................
Cripps Pink (Pink Lady) ......................................................
Early Fuji ............................................................................
Fuji/Red Fuji .......................................................................
Gala ....................................................................................
Ginger Gold ........................................................................
Golden Delicious ................................................................
Golden Supreme ................................................................
Granny Smith .....................................................................
Honeycrisp .........................................................................
Jazz ....................................................................................
Jonagold .............................................................................
Lady Alice ...........................................................................
Pacific Rose .......................................................................
Pinata .................................................................................
Red Delicious .....................................................................
Rome (Red Rome) .............................................................
Sonya .................................................................................
1
Other ..............................................................................
643
1,553
318
2,130
1,005
14,715
13,492
57
2,134
4,931
3,575
1,217
555
218
79
3,750
25
242
1,133
2,099
820
2,134
398
11,028
15,637
214
6,705
116
8,936
4,146
100
722
369
21,408
162
97
996
357
1,293
546
29
1,939
3,652
27
6,013
4,719
1,377
173
10
18,221
129
636
695
4,009
2,431
4,810
1,432
27,683
32,780
298
14,852
162
18,585
9,098
1,317
1,450
294
335
458
43,379
316
339
2,765
Total ..................................................................................
52,034
76,272
39,182
167,489
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
Apples: Trees, by Rootstock and Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Variety
Dwarf
Semi-dwarf
Standard
Total
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
Ambrosia ............................................................................
Braeburn .............................................................................
Cameo ................................................................................
Cripps Pink (Pink Lady) ......................................................
Early Fuji ............................................................................
Fuji/Red Fuji .......................................................................
Gala ....................................................................................
Ginger Gold ........................................................................
Golden Delicious ................................................................
Golden Supreme ................................................................
Granny Smith .....................................................................
Honeycrisp .........................................................................
Jazz ....................................................................................
Jonagold .............................................................................
Lady Alice ...........................................................................
Pacific Rose .......................................................................
Pinata .................................................................................
Red Delicious .....................................................................
Rome (Red Rome) .............................................................
Sonya .................................................................................
1
Other ..............................................................................
855,567
1,181,503
272,138
1,990,807
749,370
14,551,051
11,642,632
36,754
1,615,031
5,242,373
3,668,382
1,197,490
357,869
204,196
69,327
1,563,549
12,341
195,748
1,075,361
978,043
466,669
1,278,569
173,544
6,320,302
8,030,931
83,595
2,371,232
67,793
4,295,648
2,630,953
83,201
319,858
187,932
8,270,317
66,696
71,786
393,177
124,089
455,686
209,259
12,053
966,687
1,523,481
9,604
1,208,499
1,279,979
660,431
51,414
1,536
4,268,744
42,856
231,046
881,438
2,283,635
1,194,493
3,478,635
934,967
21,838,040
21,197,044
129,953
5,194,762
82,810
10,818,000
6,959,766
1,280,691
729,141
391,290
264,833
258,795
14,102,610
121,893
267,534
1,699,584
Total ..................................................................................
46,858,908
36,186,247
11,064,759
94,109,914
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
USDA/NASS WA Field Office
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Page 16
Apples: Trees per acre, by Rootstock and Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Variety
Dwarf
Semi-dwarf
Standard
Total
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
Ambrosia ............................................................................
Braeburn .............................................................................
Cameo ................................................................................
Cripps Pink (Pink Lady) ......................................................
Early Fuji ............................................................................
Fuji/Red Fuji .......................................................................
Gala ....................................................................................
Ginger Gold ........................................................................
Golden Delicious ................................................................
Golden Supreme ................................................................
Granny Smith .....................................................................
Honeycrisp .........................................................................
Jazz ....................................................................................
Jonagold .............................................................................
Lady Alice ...........................................................................
Pacific Rose .......................................................................
Pinata .................................................................................
Red Delicious .....................................................................
Rome (Red Rome) .............................................................
Sonya .................................................................................
1
Other ..............................................................................
1,331
761
855
935
746
989
863
648
757
1,063
1,026
984
644
936
873
417
500
810
949
466
569
599
436
573
514
390
354
584
481
635
830
443
509
386
412
741
395
347
352
383
419
498
417
351
201
271
480
298
152
234
331
363
1,268
570
491
723
653
789
647
435
350
511
582
765
972
503
1,331
790
565
325
386
790
615
Total ..................................................................................
901
474
282
562
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
USDA/NASS WA Field Office
Washington Tree Fruit Acreage Report 2011
Page 17
Apples: Acres, Trees, and Trees per acre, by Age and Area, Washington, January 1, 2011
Year
planted
Yakima
Valley
Wenatchee
Columbia
Basin
Other
areas
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
Washington
(acres)
Prior to 1991 ..............................................................
1991-1995 .................................................................
1996-2000 .................................................................
2001-2005 .................................................................
2006-2007 .................................................................
2008-2009 .................................................................
2010 ..........................................................................
18,538
8,738
13,846
16,453
4,229
3,430
1,669
13,753
6,048
4,760
5,632
1,349
-
14,239
9,030
12,808
10,387
4,077
5,203
2,179
2,092
2,507
935
1,187
508
-
48,622
26,322
32,348
33,658
10,163
10,739
5,637
Total ..........................................................................
66,901
34,124
57,922
8,542
167,489
Year
planted
Yakima
Valley
Wenatchee
Columbia
Basin
Other
areas
Washington
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
Prior to 1991 ..............................................................
1991-1995 .................................................................
1996-2000 .................................................................
2001-2005 .................................................................
2006-2007 .................................................................
2008-2009 .................................................................
2010 ..........................................................................
5,537,308
4,180,175
7,727,239
11,517,288
3,911,743
3,303,388
1,740,629
3,815,295
2,477,072
2,319,957
4,298,723
968,361
-
4,933,480
4,982,135
7,754,624
6,956,414
3,844,390
4,981,108
2,294,500
634,842
1,360,291
458,339
861,074
401,071
-
14,920,925
12,999,673
18,260,159
23,633,499
9,125,565
9,976,281
5,193,812
Total ..........................................................................
37,917,770
15,719,557
35,746,651
4,725,936
94,109,914
Year
planted
Yakima
Valley
Wenatchee
Columbia
Basin
Other
areas
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
Washington
(trees per acre)
Prior to 1991 ..............................................................
1991-1995 .................................................................
1996-2000 .................................................................
2001-2005 .................................................................
2006-2007 .................................................................
2008-2009 .................................................................
2010 ..........................................................................
299
478
558
700
925
963
1,043
277
410
487
763
718
-
346
552
605
670
943
957
1,053
303
543
490
725
790
-
307
494
564
702
898
929
921
Total ..........................................................................
567
461
617
553
562
USDA/NASS WA Field Office
Washington Tree Fruit Acreage Report 2011
Page 18
Apples: Acres, Trees, and Trees per Acre, by Age and Rootstock, Washington, January 1, 2011
Year planted
Dwarf
Semi-dwarf
Standard
Total
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
Prior to 1991 .......................................................................
1991-1995 ..........................................................................
1996-2000 ..........................................................................
2001-2005 ..........................................................................
2006-2007 ..........................................................................
2008-2009 ..........................................................................
2010 ...................................................................................
3,348
7,448
9,754
15,490
6,290
6,667
3,038
18,733
13,710
18,819
16,126
3,474
3,654
1,757
26,541
5,164
3,776
2,043
399
418
842
48,622
26,322
32,348
33,658
10,163
10,739
5,637
Total ...................................................................................
52,034
76,272
39,182
167,489
Year planted
Dwarf
Semi-dwarf
Standard
Total
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
Prior to 1991 .......................................................................
1991-1995 ..........................................................................
1996-2000 ..........................................................................
2001-2005 ..........................................................................
2006-2007 ..........................................................................
2008-2009 ..........................................................................
2010 ...................................................................................
1,991,716
5,586,823
7,300,180
15,369,138
6,357,204
6,977,154
3,276,693
6,916,294
5,697,300
9,338,641
7,524,039
2,537,840
2,772,357
1,399,776
6,012,915
1,715,550
1,621,338
740,322
230,521
226,770
517,343
14,920,925
12,999,673
18,260,159
23,633,499
9,125,565
9,976,281
5,193,812
Total ...................................................................................
46,858,908
36,186,247
11,064,759
94,109,914
Year planted
Dwarf
Semi-dwarf
(trees per acre)
Standard
(trees per acre)
Total
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
Prior to 1991 .......................................................................
1991-1995 ..........................................................................
1996-2000 ..........................................................................
2001-2005 ..........................................................................
2006-2007 ..........................................................................
2008-2009 ..........................................................................
2010 ...................................................................................
595
750
748
992
1,011
1,047
1,078
369
416
496
467
730
759
797
227
332
429
362
578
542
615
307
494
564
702
898
929
921
Total ...................................................................................
901
474
282
562
USDA/NASS WA Field Office
Washington Tree Fruit Acreage Report 2011
Page 19
Apples: Acres, Trees, and Trees per Acre, by Area and Rootstock, Washington, January 1, 2011
Area
Dwarf
Semi-dwarf
Standard
Total
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
Yakima Valley .....................................................................
Wenatchee .........................................................................
Columbia Basin ..................................................................
Other areas ........................................................................
19,868
7,178
20,540
4,449
31,548
15,397
25,909
3,418
15,484
11,549
11,474
675
66,901
34,124
57,922
8,542
Washington ........................................................................
52,034
76,272
39,182
167,489
Area
Dwarf
Semi-dwarf
Standard
Total
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
Yakima Valley .....................................................................
Wenatchee .........................................................................
Columbia Basin ..................................................................
Other areas ........................................................................
18,159,582
6,828,097
18,758,591
3,112,638
15,483,653
6,035,133
13,292,251
1,375,210
4,274,535
2,856,327
3,695,809
238,088
37,917,770
15,719,557
35,746,651
4,725,936
Washington ........................................................................
46,858,908
36,186,247
11,064,759
94,109,914
Area
Dwarf
Semi-dwarf
Standard
Total
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
Yakima Valley .....................................................................
Wenatchee .........................................................................
Columbia Basin ..................................................................
Other areas ........................................................................
914
951
913
700
491
392
513
402
276
247
322
353
567
461
617
553
Washington ........................................................................
901
474
282
562
USDA/NASS WA Field Office
Washington Tree Fruit Acreage Report 2011
Page 20
Apples: Bearing, Non-bearing, and Total Trees, by Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Variety
Bearing
Non-bearing
Total
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
Ambrosia ...............................................................................
Braeburn ................................................................................
Cameo ...................................................................................
Cripps Pink (Pink Lady) .........................................................
Early Fuji ...............................................................................
Fuji/Red Fuji ..........................................................................
Gala .......................................................................................
Ginger Gold ...........................................................................
Golden Delicious ...................................................................
Golden Supreme ...................................................................
Granny Smith ........................................................................
Honeycrisp ............................................................................
Jazz .......................................................................................
Jonagold ................................................................................
Lady Alice ..............................................................................
Pacific Rose ..........................................................................
Pinata ....................................................................................
Red Delicious ........................................................................
Rome (Red Rome) ................................................................
Sonya ....................................................................................
1
Other .................................................................................
530,164
2,272,758
1,169,210
2,872,405
895,088
17,489,073
18,474,860
4,845,452
81,927
10,493,030
3,845,100
1,159,686
338,377
189,425
13,398,812
119,761
194,836
1,259,090
351,274
10,877
25,283
606,230
39,879
4,348,967
2,722,184
349,310
883
324,970
3,114,666
121,005
52,913
75,408
703,798
2,132
72,698
440,494
881,438
2,283,635
1,194,493
3,478,635
934,967
21,838,040
21,197,044
129,953
5,194,762
82,810
10,818,000
6,959,766
1,280,691
729,141
391,290
264,833
258,795
14,102,610
121,893
267,534
1,699,584
Total .....................................................................................
80,708,284
13,401,630
94,109,914
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
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Washington Tree Fruit Acreage Report 2011
Page 21
Apples: Bearing, Non-bearing, and Total Trees, by Age, Washington, January 1, 2011
Year planted
Bearing
Non-bearing
Total
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
Prior to 1991 ..........................................................................
1991-1995 .............................................................................
1996-2000 .............................................................................
2001-2005 .............................................................................
2006-2007 .............................................................................
2008-2009 .............................................................................
2010 ......................................................................................
14,744,407
12,875,794
18,163,639
23,438,114
8,660,408
2,825,922
-
176,518
123,879
96,520
195,385
465,157
7,150,359
5,193,812
14,920,925
12,999,673
18,260,159
23,633,499
9,125,565
9,976,281
5,193,812
Total ......................................................................................
80,708,284
13,401,630
94,109,914
Apples: Bearing, Non-bearing, and Total Trees, by Area, Washington, January 1, 2011
Area
Bearing
Non-bearing
Total
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
Yakima Valley ........................................................................
Wenatchee ............................................................................
Columbia Basin .....................................................................
Other areas ...........................................................................
33,535,196
29,373,962
-
4,382,574
6,372,689
-
37,917,770
15,719,557
35,746,651
4,725,936
Washington ...........................................................................
80,708,284
13,401,630
94,109,914
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
Apples: Bearing, Non-bearing, and Total Trees, by Rootstock, Washington, January 1, 2011
Rootstock
Bearing
Non-bearing
Total
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
Dwarf .....................................................................................
Semi-dwarf ............................................................................
Standard ................................................................................
38,263,303
32,120,382
10,324,599
8,595,605
4,065,865
740,160
46,858,908
36,186,247
11,064,759
Total ......................................................................................
80,708,284
13,401,630
94,109,914
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
USDA/NASS WA Field Office
Washington Tree Fruit Acreage Report 2011
Page 22
Sweet Cherries: Acres, by Area and Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Variety
Yakima
Valley
Wenatchee
Columbia
Basin
Other
areas
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
Washington
(acres)
Attika ............................................................................
Benton ..........................................................................
Bing ..............................................................................
Chelan ..........................................................................
Cristalina ......................................................................
Early Robin ...................................................................
Index .............................................................................
Lambert ........................................................................
Lapins ...........................................................................
Rainier ..........................................................................
Regina ..........................................................................
Santina .........................................................................
Selah (Liberty Bell) .......................................................
Skeena .........................................................................
Sonata ..........................................................................
Staccato .......................................................................
Sweetheart ...................................................................
Tieton ...........................................................................
Van ...............................................................................
1
Other ........................................................................
216
7,157
820
70
37
391
1,469
48
26
469
1,215
217
292
169
39
153
3,618
139
44
68
99
1,380
1,580
81
172
40
1,523
155
196
3,510
76
61
410
59
4,866
1,327
25
61
144
210
837
33
18
510
1,803
231
99
235
14
29
868
231
37
41
118
75
41
53
22
16
57
457
16,509
2,516
163
199
39
317
2,022
4,003
100
253
84
2,576
172
199
6,569
577
473
831
Total .............................................................................
12,716
13,344
10,476
1,580
38,115
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
Sweet Cherries: Trees, by Area and Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Variety
Yakima
Valley
Wenatchee
Columbia
Basin
Other
areas
Washington
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
Attika ............................................................................
Benton ..........................................................................
Bing ..............................................................................
Chelan ..........................................................................
Cristalina ......................................................................
Early Robin ...................................................................
Index .............................................................................
Lambert ........................................................................
Lapins ...........................................................................
Rainier ..........................................................................
Regina ..........................................................................
Santina .........................................................................
Selah (Liberty Bell) .......................................................
Skeena .........................................................................
Sonata ..........................................................................
Staccato .......................................................................
Sweetheart ...................................................................
Tieton ...........................................................................
Van ...............................................................................
1
Other ........................................................................
53,283
1,186,864
210,969
26,304
3,809
119,810
322,386
15,344
6,780
127,498
360,347
66,219
39,304
86,457
9,196
59,546
597,018
42,744
17,500
19,744
17,815
334,157
682,739
22,895
66,886
10,803
407,181
53,861
40,305
1,069,100
20,497
9,658
193,468
22,179
868,235
318,928
9,333
15,223
25,849
40,780
232,886
10,121
4,806
124,532
490,077
60,432
18,473
65,530
6,476
8,712
108,853
55,203
1,544
6,487
38,176
25,438
18,269
16,640
2,458
2,115
16,156
143,720
2,760,970
627,844
58,589
61,271
11,836
49,017
501,234
1,276,187
27,397
92,351
22,389
684,649
63,854
41,121
1,937,793
163,788
69,893
347,570
Total .............................................................................
2,664,354
3,675,348
2,313,306
304,621
8,957,629
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
USDA/NASS WA Field Office
Washington Tree Fruit Acreage Report 2011
Page 23
Sweet Cherries: Trees per Acre, by Area and Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Yakima
Valley
Variety
Wenatchee
Columbia
Basin
Other
areas
Washington
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
Attika ............................................................................
Benton ..........................................................................
Bing ..............................................................................
Chelan ..........................................................................
Cristalina ......................................................................
Early Robin ...................................................................
Index .............................................................................
Lambert ........................................................................
Lapins ...........................................................................
Rainier ..........................................................................
Regina ..........................................................................
Santina .........................................................................
Selah (Liberty Bell) .......................................................
Skeena .........................................................................
Sonata ..........................................................................
Staccato .......................................................................
Sweetheart ...................................................................
Tieton ...........................................................................
Van ...............................................................................
1
Other ........................................................................
247
166
257
378
103
306
220
318
264
272
297
305
135
510
239
388
165
308
394
290
180
242
432
282
390
269
267
348
206
305
270
159
472
373
178
240
372
249
180
194
278
306
263
244
272
261
187
279
456
303
125
239
41
160
324
341
446
317
114
131
285
314
167
250
360
308
301
154
248
319
273
365
266
266
371
207
295
284
148
418
Total .............................................................................
210
275
221
193
235
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
Sweet Cherries: Acres, by Age and Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Year planted
Variety
Prior to
1991
19911995
19962000
20012005
20062007
20082009
2010
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
Total
(acres)
Attika ...........................................................
Benton .........................................................
Bing .............................................................
Chelan .........................................................
Cristalina .....................................................
Early Robin ..................................................
Index ............................................................
Lambert .......................................................
Lapins ..........................................................
Rainier .........................................................
Regina .........................................................
Santina ........................................................
Selah (Liberty Bell) ......................................
Skeena ........................................................
Sonata .........................................................
Staccato ......................................................
Sweetheart ..................................................
Tieton ..........................................................
Van ..............................................................
1
Other .......................................................
9,565
144
304
319
914
193
23
138
306
109
3
2,127
153
470
389
29
345
52
48
8
24
2,388
624
14
741
861
8
438
9
101
583
95
48
12
93
1,175
926
35
278
1,141
29
26
1,113
26
50
3,364
345
29
117
50
445
347
138
78
133
533
49
19
309
7
1,315
31
39
90
228
466
299
16
29
4
64
128
88
148
27
330
123
694
35
349
72
343
22
26
16
37
164
131
145
57
457
16,509
2,516
163
199
39
317
2,022
4,003
100
253
84
2,576
172
199
6,569
577
473
831
Total ............................................................
12,052
3,677
5,972
8,769
3,609
3,045
991
38,115
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
USDA/NASS WA Field Office
Washington Tree Fruit Acreage Report 2011
Page 24
Sweet Cherries: Trees, by Age and Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Year planted
Variety
Prior to
1991
19911995
19962000
20012005
20062007
20082009
2010
(trees)
(trees)
Total
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
Attika ...........................................................
Benton .........................................................
Bing .............................................................
Chelan .........................................................
Cristalina .....................................................
Early Robin ..................................................
Index ............................................................
Lambert .......................................................
Lapins ..........................................................
Rainier .........................................................
Regina .........................................................
Santina ........................................................
Selah (Liberty Bell) ......................................
Skeena ........................................................
Sonata .........................................................
Staccato ......................................................
Sweetheart ..................................................
Tieton ..........................................................
Van ..............................................................
1
Other .......................................................
1,283,074
30,139
46,578
62,975
173,981
42,251
4,368
32,978
36,240
14,643
382
353,069
29,876
117,182
84,386
8,790
84,460
11,145
7,673
2,055
2,458
522,692
142,063
3,075
191,748
238,297
2,025
102,341
1,857
20,775
172,401
29,873
6,794
3,240
26,670
281,702
230,468
10,127
67,894
565,427
11,537
6,766
296,906
12,614
12,343
958,293
91,499
6,786
123,412
15,229
122,923
103,056
47,356
25,119
35,796
153,442
14,644
4,762
91,596
1,605
391,257
12,428
11,404
26,857
68,322
135,440
82,994
6,730
8,892
906
21,297
49,307
24,372
57,343
7,003
97,484
46,321
262,546
12,792
125,190
28,394
62,070
9,248
10,944
4,342
11,347
45,281
35,858
52,173
16,156
143,720
2,760,970
627,844
58,589
61,271
11,836
49,017
501,234
1,276,187
27,397
92,351
22,389
684,649
63,854
41,121
1,937,793
163,788
69,893
347,570
Total ............................................................
1,736,698
708,468
1,448,096
2,707,820
1,068,565
1,009,618
278,364
8,957,629
1
(trees)
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
Sweet Cherries: Trees per Acre, by Age and Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Year planted
Variety
Total
Prior to
1991
19911995
19962000
20012005
20062007
20082009
2010
(trees per
acre)
(trees per
acre)
(trees per
acre)
(trees per
acre)
(trees per
acre)
(trees per
acre)
(trees per
acre)
(trees per
acre)
Attika ...........................................................
Benton .........................................................
Bing .............................................................
Chelan .........................................................
Cristalina .....................................................
Early Robin ..................................................
Index ............................................................
Lambert .......................................................
Lapins ..........................................................
Rainier .........................................................
Regina .........................................................
Santina ........................................................
Selah (Liberty Bell) ......................................
Skeena ........................................................
Sonata .........................................................
Staccato ......................................................
Sweetheart ..................................................
Tieton ..........................................................
Van ..............................................................
1
Other .......................................................
134
209
153
197
190
219
191
239
118
134
112
166
195
249
217
299
245
216
161
251
102
219
228
224
259
277
247
234
206
206
296
315
141
270
287
240
249
288
244
496
392
263
267
483
246
285
265
232
1,058
308
276
297
344
324
270
288
301
257
297
247
298
397
294
297
300
291
278
421
311
245
332
384
276
389
261
296
375
378
371
358
393
181
422
428
266
311
275
275
360
285
314
167
250
360
308
301
154
248
319
273
365
266
266
371
207
295
284
148
418
Total ............................................................
144
193
242
309
296
332
281
235
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
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Sweet Cherries: Acres, by Rootstock and Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Variety
Dwarf
Semi-dwarf
Standard
Total
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
Attika ..................................................................................
Benton ................................................................................
Bing ....................................................................................
Chelan ................................................................................
Cristalina ............................................................................
Early Robin .........................................................................
Index ...................................................................................
Lambert ..............................................................................
Lapins .................................................................................
Rainier ................................................................................
Regina ................................................................................
Santina ...............................................................................
Selah (Liberty Bell) .............................................................
Skeena ...............................................................................
Sonata ................................................................................
Staccato .............................................................................
Sweetheart .........................................................................
Tieton .................................................................................
Van .....................................................................................
1
Other ..............................................................................
45
775
123
41
98
427
43
20
190
269
117
111
173
2,186
531
75
3
235
852
15
50
17
475
1,046
296
209
47
240
13,547
1,862
123
82
34
314
1,690
2,724
85
160
48
1,912
139
196
5,254
163
446
511
57
457
16,509
2,516
163
199
39
317
2,022
4,003
100
253
84
2,576
172
199
6,569
577
473
831
Total ...................................................................................
2,284
6,254
29,577
38,115
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
Sweet Cherries: Trees, by Rootstock and Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Variety
Dwarf
Semi-dwarf
Standard
Total
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
Attika ..................................................................................
Benton ................................................................................
Bing ....................................................................................
Chelan ................................................................................
Cristalina ............................................................................
Early Robin .........................................................................
Index ...................................................................................
Lambert ..............................................................................
Lapins .................................................................................
Rainier ................................................................................
Regina ................................................................................
Santina ...............................................................................
Selah (Liberty Bell) .............................................................
Skeena ...............................................................................
Sonata ................................................................................
Staccato .............................................................................
Sweetheart .........................................................................
Tieton .................................................................................
Van .....................................................................................
1
Other ..............................................................................
12,618
137,270
35,256
12,932
31,297
376,615
22,787
5,149
60,904
129,099
42,148
125,758
62,213
559,955
156,860
28,342
444
61,625
250,663
5,013
16,996
4,626
145,508
313,232
82,188
78,398
10,513
68,889
2,063,745
435,728
44,663
19,997
10,686
48,573
408,312
648,909
22,384
52,568
12,614
478,237
44,192
40,044
1,495,462
39,452
64,759
143,414
16,156
143,720
2,760,970
627,844
58,589
61,271
11,836
49,017
501,234
1,276,187
27,397
92,351
22,389
684,649
63,854
41,121
1,937,793
163,788
69,893
347,570
Total ...................................................................................
1,004,394
1,800,094
6,153,141
8,957,629
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
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Sweet Cherries: Trees per Acre, by Rootstock and Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Variety
Dwarf
Semi-dwarf
Standard
Total
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
Attika ..................................................................................
Benton ................................................................................
Bing ....................................................................................
Chelan ................................................................................
Cristalina ............................................................................
Early Robin .........................................................................
Index ...................................................................................
Lambert ..............................................................................
Lapins .................................................................................
Rainier ................................................................................
Regina ................................................................................
Santina ...............................................................................
Selah (Liberty Bell) .............................................................
Skeena ...............................................................................
Sonata ................................................................................
Staccato .............................................................................
Sweetheart .........................................................................
Tieton .................................................................................
Van .....................................................................................
1
Other ..............................................................................
284
177
287
315
321
882
527
264
321
480
359
1,138
360
256
295
376
131
262
294
336
339
275
307
300
277
375
224
287
152
234
363
243
312
155
242
238
262
329
263
250
318
205
285
242
145
281
285
314
167
250
360
308
301
154
248
319
273
365
266
266
371
207
295
284
148
418
Total ...................................................................................
440
288
208
235
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
USDA/NASS WA Field Office
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Page 27
Sweet Cherries: Acres, Trees, and Trees per acre, by Age and Area, Washington, January 1, 2011
Year
planted
Yakima
Valley
Wenatchee
Columbia
Basin
Other
areas
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
Washington
(acres)
Prior to 1991 ..............................................................
1991-1995 .................................................................
1996-2000 .................................................................
2001-2005 .................................................................
2006-2007 .................................................................
2008-2009 .................................................................
2010 ..........................................................................
5,344
914
1,970
2,180
1,267
760
282
3,456
1,314
2,019
3,288
1,401
1,575
290
2,634
1,116
1,828
2,933
908
661
396
618
333
156
369
32
49
23
12,052
3,677
5,972
8,769
3,609
3,045
991
Total ..........................................................................
12,716
13,344
10,476
1,580
38,115
Year
planted
Yakima
Valley
Wenatchee
Columbia
Basin
Other
areas
Washington
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
Prior to 1991 ..............................................................
1991-1995 .................................................................
1996-2000 .................................................................
2001-2005 .................................................................
2006-2007 .................................................................
2008-2009 .................................................................
2010 ..........................................................................
731,948
166,485
477,826
602,377
368,387
233,513
83,818
541,998
305,170
494,716
1,233,341
445,833
560,605
93,685
399,292
183,610
442,346
748,996
246,222
203,599
89,241
63,460
53,203
33,208
123,106
8,123
11,901
11,620
1,736,698
708,468
1,448,096
2,707,820
1,068,565
1,009,618
278,364
Total ..........................................................................
2,664,354
3,675,348
2,313,306
304,621
8,957,629
Year
planted
Yakima
Valley
(trees per acre)
Wenatchee
Columbia
Basin
Other
areas
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
Washington
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
Prior to 1991 ..............................................................
1991-1995 .................................................................
1996-2000 .................................................................
2001-2005 .................................................................
2006-2007 .................................................................
2008-2009 .................................................................
2010 ..........................................................................
137
182
243
276
291
307
297
157
232
245
375
318
356
323
152
165
242
255
271
308
225
103
160
213
334
253
241
512
144
193
242
309
296
332
281
Total ..........................................................................
210
275
221
193
235
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Sweet Cherries: Acres, Trees, and Trees per Acre, by Area and Rootstock, Washington, January 1, 2011
Area
Dwarf
Semi-dwarf
Standard
Total
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
Yakima Valley .....................................................................
Wenatchee .........................................................................
Columbia Basin ..................................................................
Other areas ........................................................................
824
534
777
150
2,577
1,446
2,099
131
9,315
11,363
7,599
1,299
12,716
13,344
10,476
1,580
Washington ........................................................................
2,284
6,254
29,577
38,115
Area
Dwarf
Semi-dwarf
Standard
Total
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
Yakima Valley .....................................................................
Wenatchee .........................................................................
Columbia Basin ..................................................................
Other areas ........................................................................
273,871
524,088
172,122
34,313
702,390
455,200
597,379
45,125
1,688,093
2,696,060
1,543,805
225,183
2,664,354
3,675,348
2,313,306
304,621
Washington ........................................................................
1,004,394
1,800,094
6,153,141
8,957,629
Area
Dwarf
Semi-dwarf
Standard
Total
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
Yakima Valley .....................................................................
Wenatchee .........................................................................
Columbia Basin ..................................................................
Other areas ........................................................................
333
981
221
230
273
315
285
344
181
237
203
173
210
275
221
193
Washington ........................................................................
440
288
208
235
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Sweet Cherries: Bearing, Non-bearing, and Total Trees, by Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Variety
Bearing
Non-bearing
Total
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
Attika .....................................................................................
Benton ...................................................................................
Bing .......................................................................................
Chelan ...................................................................................
Cristalina ...............................................................................
Early Robin ............................................................................
Index ......................................................................................
Lambert .................................................................................
Lapins ....................................................................................
Rainier ...................................................................................
Regina ...................................................................................
Santina ..................................................................................
Selah (Liberty Bell) ................................................................
Skeena ..................................................................................
Sonata ...................................................................................
Staccato ................................................................................
Sweetheart ............................................................................
Tieton ....................................................................................
Van ........................................................................................
1
Other .................................................................................
4,398
48,399
2,514,329
518,884
53,437
40,839
8,709
48,148
467,449
1,217,407
5,066
30,177
13,822
545,800
16,624
40,053
1,707,129
145,751
67,321
193,600
11,758
95,321
246,641
108,960
5,152
20,432
3,127
869
33,785
58,780
22,331
62,174
8,567
138,849
47,230
1,068
230,664
18,037
2,572
153,970
16,156
143,720
2,760,970
627,844
58,589
61,271
11,836
49,017
501,234
1,276,187
27,397
92,351
22,389
684,649
63,854
41,121
1,937,793
163,788
69,893
347,570
Total ......................................................................................
7,687,342
1,270,287
8,957,629
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
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Sweet Cherries: Bearing, Non-bearing, and Total Trees, by Age, Washington, January 1, 2011
Year planted
Bearing
Non-bearing
Total
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
Prior to 1991 ..........................................................................
1991-1995 .............................................................................
1996-2000 .............................................................................
2001-2005 .............................................................................
2006-2007 .............................................................................
2008-2009 .............................................................................
2010 ......................................................................................
1,676,781
704,903
1,433,467
2,638,783
943,357
290,051
-
59,917
3,565
14,629
69,037
125,208
719,567
278,364
1,736,698
708,468
1,448,096
2,707,820
1,068,565
1,009,618
278,364
Total ......................................................................................
7,687,342
1,270,287
8,957,629
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
Sweet Cherries: Bearing, Non-bearing, and Total Trees, by Area, Washington, January 1, 2011
Area
Bearing
Non-bearing
Total
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
Yakima Valley ........................................................................
Wenatchee ............................................................................
Columbia Basin .....................................................................
Other areas ...........................................................................
2,310,336
3,030,886
2,065,020
281,100
354,018
644,462
248,286
23,521
2,664,354
3,675,348
2,313,306
304,621
Washington ...........................................................................
7,687,342
1,270,287
8,957,629
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
Sweet Cherries: Bearing, Non-bearing, and Total Trees, by Rootstock, Washington, January 1, 2011
Rootstock
Bearing
Non-bearing
Total
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
Dwarf .....................................................................................
Semi-dwarf ............................................................................
Standard ................................................................................
890,416
1,413,309
5,383,617
113,978
386,785
769,524
1,004,394
1,800,094
6,153,141
Total ......................................................................................
7,687,342
1,270,287
8,957,629
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
USDA/NASS WA Field Office
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Pears: Acres, by Area and Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Variety
Yakima
Valley
Wenatchee
Columbia
Basin
Other
areas
Washington
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
Bartlett Pears
Bartlett ......................................................................
Red Bartlett ..............................................................
1
Other ....................................................................
All Bartlett Pears ...........................................................
4,903
133
26
5,061
3,226
262
138
3,626
391
422
593
639
9,113
445
190
9,747
Winter Pears
Asian ........................................................................
Bosc .........................................................................
Bosc, Golden ............................................................
Comice .....................................................................
Concorde ..................................................................
D'Anjou .....................................................................
D'Anjou, Red ............................................................
Kalle .........................................................................
Red Clapp ................................................................
Seckel .......................................................................
1
Other ....................................................................
All Winter Pears ............................................................
28
492
1,045
76
36
1,699
998
150
23
84
7,158
324
32
25
77
8,898
77
193
97
7
404
78
182
75
726
34
51
95
1,259
124
1,748
259
35
90
9,121
531
32
37
70
214
12,261
Total Pears ...................................................................
6,760
12,524
826
1,898
22,008
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
Pears: Trees, by Area and Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Variety
Yakima
Valley
Wenatchee
Columbia
Basin
Other
areas
Washington
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
Bartlett Pears
Bartlett ......................................................................
Red Bartlett ..............................................................
1
Other ....................................................................
All Bartlett Pears ...........................................................
1,101,276
35,035
7,054
1,143,365
785,818
40,184
47,417
873,419
113,276
129,420
137,617
148,343
2,137,987
87,522
69,038
2,294,547
Winter Pears
Asian ........................................................................
Bosc .........................................................................
Bosc, Golden ............................................................
Comice .....................................................................
Concorde ..................................................................
D'Anjou .....................................................................
D'Anjou, Red ............................................................
Kalle .........................................................................
Red Clapp ................................................................
Seckel .......................................................................
1
Other ....................................................................
All Winter Pears ............................................................
11,935
128,996
188,658
23,085
10,549
371,613
247,035
38,709
7,179
36,423
1,392,875
80,790
9,932
6,372
19,077
1,845,180
23,110
58,596
55,452
1,954
148,485
17,090
44,104
33,064
137,130
10,719
9,913
22,406
280,143
33,518
443,245
80,097
12,845
38,565
1,777,259
170,046
9,932
9,493
16,435
53,986
2,645,421
Total Pears ...................................................................
1,514,978
2,718,599
277,905
428,486
4,939,968
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
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Pears: Trees per Acre, by Area and Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Variety
Yakima
Valley
Wenatchee
Columbia
Basin
Other
areas
Washington
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
Bartlett Pears
Bartlett ......................................................................
Red Bartlett ..............................................................
1
Other ....................................................................
All Bartlett Pears ...........................................................
225
264
276
226
244
153
343
241
290
307
232
232
235
197
364
235
Winter Pears
Asian ........................................................................
Bosc .........................................................................
Bosc, Golden ............................................................
Comice .....................................................................
Concorde ..................................................................
D'Anjou .....................................................................
D'Anjou, Red ............................................................
Kalle .........................................................................
Red Clapp ................................................................
Seckel .......................................................................
1
Other ....................................................................
All Winter Pears ............................................................
432
262
181
305
293
219
248
258
309
433
195
249
310
256
247
207
300
304
574
301
367
219
243
439
189
312
195
237
222
270
254
309
365
429
195
320
310
260
235
252
216
Total Pears ...................................................................
224
217
336
226
224
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
Pears: Acres, by Age and Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Year planted
Variety
Total
Prior to
1991
19911995
19962000
20012005
20062007
20082009
2010
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
Bartlett Pears
Bartlett .....................................................
Red Bartlett .............................................
1
Other ...................................................
All Bartlett Pears ..........................................
6,687
341
45
7,073
672
53
30
755
815
38
9
862
547
654
195
2
197
156
166
41
41
9,113
445
190
9,747
Winter Pears
Asian .......................................................
Bosc ........................................................
Bosc, Golden ...........................................
Comice ....................................................
Concorde .................................................
D'Anjou ....................................................
D'Anjou, Red ...........................................
Kalle ........................................................
Red Clapp ...............................................
Seckel ......................................................
1
Other ...................................................
All Winter Pears ...........................................
20
876
93
9
7,195
264
9
55
93
8,620
84
346
36
625
68
10
13
25
1,220
7
239
27
35
796
8
59
1,264
12
202
66
17
36
228
80
9
656
37
41
5
102
26
189
20
19
28
338
45
61
124
1,748
259
35
90
9,121
531
32
37
70
214
12,261
Total Pears ..................................................
15,693
1,975
2,126
1,310
299
504
102
22,008
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
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Pears: Trees, by Age and Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Year planted
Variety
Prior to
1991
19911995
19962000
20012005
20062007
20082009
2010
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
Total
(trees)
Bartlett Pears
Bartlett .....................................................
Red Bartlett .............................................
1
Other ...................................................
All Bartlett Pears ..........................................
1,351,760
56,071
15,680
1,423,511
198,659
14,491
8,594
221,744
245,208
9,512
2,831
257,551
178,379
220,996
94,281
544
94,825
59,780
66,000
9,920
9,920
2,137,987
87,522
69,038
2,294,547
Winter Pears
Asian .......................................................
Bosc ........................................................
Bosc, Golden ...........................................
Comice ....................................................
Concorde .................................................
D'Anjou ....................................................
D'Anjou, Red ...........................................
Kalle ........................................................
Red Clapp ...............................................
Seckel ......................................................
1
Other ...................................................
All Winter Pears ...........................................
4,782
197,492
18,516
1,327
1,294,368
65,811
2,283
10,844
16,350
1,614,004
22,573
93,764
11,908
132,419
18,027
5,082
3,205
7,039
298,621
2,568
62,216
6,611
18,164
186,058
2,931
14,338
340,007
3,255
56,135
24,496
5,657
14,503
62,456
30,533
2,600
201,677
23,244
14,339
2,139
48,432
11,867
75,991
6,568
3,627
13,659
125,874
11,628
16,806
33,518
443,245
80,097
12,845
38,565
1,777,259
170,046
9,932
9,493
16,435
53,986
2,645,421
Total Pears ..................................................
3,037,515
520,365
597,558
422,673
143,257
191,874
26,726
4,939,968
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
Pears: Trees per Acre, by Age and Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Year planted
Variety
Total
Prior to
1991
19911995
19962000
20012005
20062007
20082009
2010
(trees per
acre)
(trees per
acre)
(trees per
acre)
(trees per
acre)
(trees per
acre)
(trees per
acre)
(trees per
acre)
(trees per
acre)
Bartlett Pears
Bartlett .....................................................
Red Bartlett .............................................
1
Other ...................................................
All Bartlett Pears ..........................................
202
164
351
201
296
275
286
294
301
249
322
299
326
338
483
272
481
383
397
243
243
235
197
364
235
Winter Pears
Asian .......................................................
Bosc ........................................................
Bosc, Golden ...........................................
Comice ....................................................
Concorde .................................................
D'Anjou ....................................................
D'Anjou, Red ...........................................
Kalle ........................................................
Red Clapp ...............................................
Seckel ......................................................
1
Other ...................................................
All Winter Pears ...........................................
236
225
199
154
180
249
259
197
176
187
269
271
329
212
265
508
250
284
245
395
260
245
519
234
376
243
269
276
278
372
327
405
274
380
289
307
637
346
428
477
455
401
322
196
483
372
256
274
270
254
309
365
429
195
320
310
260
235
252
216
Total Pears ..................................................
194
263
281
323
479
381
262
224
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
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Pears: Acres, by Rootstock and Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Variety
Dwarf
Semi-dwarf
Standard
Total
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
Bartlett Pears
Bartlett ............................................................................
Red Bartlett ....................................................................
1
Other ..........................................................................
All Bartlett Pears .................................................................
124
133
1,256
1,308
7,733
408
166
8,307
9,113
445
190
9,747
Winter Pears
Asian ..............................................................................
Bosc ...............................................................................
Bosc, Golden ..................................................................
Comice ...........................................................................
Concorde ........................................................................
D'Anjou ...........................................................................
D'Anjou, Red ..................................................................
Kalle ...............................................................................
Red Clapp ......................................................................
Seckel .............................................................................
1
Other ..........................................................................
All Winter Pears ..................................................................
129
11
160
26
14
55
1,229
20
33
1,993
99
1,367
210
21
7,762
362
12
21
52
170
10,108
124
1,748
259
35
90
9,121
531
32
37
70
214
12,261
Total Pears .........................................................................
293
3,301
18,415
22,008
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
Pears: Trees, by Rootstock and Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Variety
Dwarf
Semi-dwarf
Standard
Total
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
Bartlett Pears
Bartlett ............................................................................
Red Bartlett ....................................................................
1
Other ..........................................................................
All Bartlett Pears .................................................................
38,815
42,083
374,388
394,146
1,724,784
76,355
57,179
1,858,318
2,137,987
87,522
69,038
2,294,547
Winter Pears
Asian ..............................................................................
Bosc ...............................................................................
Bosc, Golden ..................................................................
Comice ...........................................................................
Concorde ........................................................................
D'Anjou ...........................................................................
D'Anjou, Red ..................................................................
Kalle ...............................................................................
Red Clapp ......................................................................
Seckel .............................................................................
1
Other ..........................................................................
All Winter Pears ..................................................................
29,202
3,956
39,851
11,065
5,558
21,652
295,520
3,734
10,902
556,655
22,453
328,335
67,744
7,287
1,452,537
93,746
6,198
5,155
10,272
39,128
2,048,915
33,518
443,245
80,097
12,845
38,565
1,777,259
170,046
9,932
9,493
16,435
53,986
2,645,421
Total Pears .........................................................................
81,934
950,801
3,907,233
4,939,968
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
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Pears: Trees per Acre, by Rootstock and Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Variety
Dwarf
Semi-dwarf
Standard
Total
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
Bartlett Pears
Bartlett ............................................................................
Red Bartlett ....................................................................
1
Other ..........................................................................
All Bartlett Pears .................................................................
312
316
298
301
223
187
345
224
235
197
364
235
Winter Pears
Asian ..............................................................................
Bosc ...............................................................................
Bosc, Golden ..................................................................
Comice ...........................................................................
Concorde ........................................................................
D'Anjou ...........................................................................
D'Anjou, Red ..................................................................
Kalle ...............................................................................
Red Clapp ......................................................................
Seckel .............................................................................
1
Other ..........................................................................
All Winter Pears ..................................................................
226
350
249
432
397
392
240
187
333
279
228
240
323
344
187
259
517
250
198
230
203
270
254
309
365
429
195
320
310
260
235
252
216
Total Pears .........................................................................
280
288
212
224
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
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Pears: Acres, by Age and Area, Washington, January 1, 2011
Year
planted
Yakima
Valley
Wenatchee
Columbia
Basin
Other
areas
Washington
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
Bartlett Pears
Prior to 1991 ..........................................................
1991-1995 .............................................................
1996-2000 .............................................................
2001-2005 .............................................................
2006-2007 .............................................................
2008-2009 .............................................................
2010 ......................................................................
All Bartlett Pears ........................................................
4,186
317
388
93
64
5,061
2,174
356
349
452
122
138
36
3,626
270
44
84
19
422
442
38
25
639
7,073
755
862
654
197
166
41
9,747
Winter Pears
Prior to 1991 ..........................................................
1991-1995 .............................................................
1996-2000 .............................................................
2001-2005 .............................................................
2006-2007 .............................................................
2008-2009 .............................................................
2010 ......................................................................
All Winter Pears .........................................................
1,031
225
244
126
50
1,699
6,588
786
884
357
46
191
46
8,898
154
63
74
89
404
847
146
62
84
115
1,259
8,620
1,220
1,264
656
102
338
61
12,261
Total Pears ................................................................
6,760
12,524
826
1,898
22,008
Pears: Trees, by Age and Area, Washington, January 1, 2011
Year
planted
Yakima
Valley
Wenatchee
Columbia
Basin
Other
areas
Washington
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
Bartlett Pears
Prior to 1991 ..........................................................
1991-1995 .............................................................
1996-2000 .............................................................
2001-2005 .............................................................
2006-2007 .............................................................
2008-2009 .............................................................
2010 ......................................................................
All Bartlett Pears ........................................................
865,486
91,659
128,720
28,345
27,259
1,143,365
414,613
99,150
90,412
150,307
58,011
51,933
8,993
873,419
60,696
21,469
33,035
12,735
129,420
82,716
9,466
9,309
148,343
1,423,511
221,744
257,551
220,996
94,825
66,000
9,920
2,294,547
Winter Pears
Prior to 1991 ..........................................................
1991-1995 .............................................................
1996-2000 .............................................................
2001-2005 .............................................................
2006-2007 .............................................................
2008-2009 .............................................................
2010 ......................................................................
All Winter Pears .........................................................
173,068
59,371
68,636
36,347
28,058
371,613
1,263,068
187,102
210,858
103,053
15,652
54,381
11,066
1,845,180
40,932
19,886
44,734
32,183
148,485
136,936
32,262
15,779
30,094
60,350
280,143
1,614,004
298,621
340,007
201,677
48,432
125,874
16,806
2,645,421
Total Pears ................................................................
1,514,978
2,718,599
277,905
428,486
4,939,968
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Pears: Trees per Acre, by Age and Area, Washington, January 1, 2011
Year
planted
Yakima
Valley
Wenatchee
Columbia
Basin
Other
areas
Washington
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
Bartlett Pears
Prior to 1991 ..........................................................
1991-1995 .............................................................
1996-2000 .............................................................
2001-2005 .............................................................
2006-2007 .............................................................
2008-2009 .............................................................
2010 ......................................................................
All Bartlett Pears ........................................................
207
290
332
304
423
226
191
279
259
333
476
377
252
241
225
489
395
656
307
187
247
371
232
201
294
299
338
481
397
243
235
Winter Pears
Prior to 1991 ..........................................................
1991-1995 .............................................................
1996-2000 .............................................................
2001-2005 .............................................................
2006-2007 .............................................................
2008-2009 .............................................................
2010 ......................................................................
All Winter Pears .........................................................
168
264
281
288
560
219
192
238
239
289
339
284
239
207
265
317
608
361
367
162
221
253
360
523
222
187
245
269
307
477
372
274
216
Total Pears ................................................................
224
217
336
226
224
Pears: Acres, by Age and Rootstock, Washington, January 1, 2011
Year planted
Dwarf
Semi-dwarf
Standard
Total
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
Bartlett Pears
Prior to 1991 ...................................................................
1991-1995 ......................................................................
1996-2000 ......................................................................
2001-2005 ......................................................................
2006-2007 ......................................................................
2008-2009 ......................................................................
2010 ...............................................................................
All Bartlett Pears .................................................................
81
37
7
6
133
573
153
205
106
75
1,308
6,418
566
650
468
92
85
29
8,307
7,073
755
862
654
197
166
41
9,747
Winter Pears
Prior to 1991 ...................................................................
1991-1995 ......................................................................
1996-2000 ......................................................................
2001-2005 ......................................................................
2006-2007 ......................................................................
2008-2009 ......................................................................
2010 ...............................................................................
All Winter Pears ..................................................................
105
45
160
553
316
703
52
111
1,993
7,962
859
414
50
227
10,108
8,620
1,220
1,264
656
102
338
61
12,261
Total Pears .........................................................................
293
3,301
18,415
22,008
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Pears: Trees, by Age and Rootstock, Washington, January 1, 2011
Year planted
Dwarf
Semi-dwarf
Standard
Total
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
Bartlett Pears
Prior to 1991 ...................................................................
1991-1995 ......................................................................
1996-2000 ......................................................................
2001-2005 ......................................................................
2006-2007 ......................................................................
2008-2009 ......................................................................
2010 ...............................................................................
All Bartlett Pears .................................................................
15,613
20,739
2,487
1,904
42,083
130,781
56,752
54,446
42,386
36,962
394,146
1,277,117
144,253
200,618
149,677
52,439
27,134
7,080
1,858,318
1,423,511
221,744
257,551
220,996
94,825
66,000
9,920
2,294,547
Winter Pears
Prior to 1991 ...................................................................
1991-1995 ......................................................................
1996-2000 ......................................................................
2001-2005 ......................................................................
2006-2007 ......................................................................
2008-2009 ......................................................................
2010 ...............................................................................
All Winter Pears ..................................................................
23,481
13,583
39,851
127,550
81,398
204,182
29,571
33,439
556,655
1,462,973
203,640
126,060
18,861
92,435
2,048,915
1,614,004
298,621
340,007
201,677
48,432
125,874
16,806
2,645,421
Total Pears .........................................................................
81,934
950,801
3,907,233
4,939,968
Pears: Trees per Acre, by Age and Rootstock, Washington, January 1, 2011
Year planted
Dwarf
Semi-dwarf
Standard
Total
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
(trees per acre)
Bartlett Pears
Prior to 1991 ...................................................................
1991-1995 ......................................................................
1996-2000 ......................................................................
2001-2005 ......................................................................
2006-2007 ......................................................................
2008-2009 ......................................................................
2010 ...............................................................................
All Bartlett Pears .................................................................
192
567
341
317
316
228
372
265
401
495
301
199
255
309
320
573
318
244
224
201
294
299
338
481
397
243
235
Winter Pears
Prior to 1991 ...................................................................
1991-1995 ......................................................................
1996-2000 ......................................................................
2001-2005 ......................................................................
2006-2007 ......................................................................
2008-2009 ......................................................................
2010 ...............................................................................
All Winter Pears ..................................................................
223
303
249
231
258
290
572
302
279
184
237
304
379
406
203
187
245
269
307
477
372
274
216
Total Pears .........................................................................
280
288
212
224
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Pears: Bearing, Non-bearing, and Total Trees, by Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Variety
Bearing
Non-bearing
Total
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
Bartlett Pears
Bartlett ...............................................................................
Red Bartlett .......................................................................
1
Other .............................................................................
All Bartlett Pears ....................................................................
2,044,344
2,190,576
93,643
103,971
2,137,987
87,522
69,038
2,294,547
Winter Pears
Asian .................................................................................
Bosc ..................................................................................
Bosc, Golden .....................................................................
Comice ..............................................................................
Concorde ...........................................................................
D'Anjou ..............................................................................
D'Anjou, Red .....................................................................
Kalle ..................................................................................
Red Clapp .........................................................................
Seckel ................................................................................
1
Other .............................................................................
All Winter Pears .....................................................................
32,638
421,482
67,090
36,171
1,682,578
159,376
6,171
50,166
2,491,375
880
21,763
13,007
2,394
94,681
10,670
3,761
3,820
154,046
33,518
443,245
80,097
12,845
38,565
1,777,259
170,046
9,932
9,493
16,435
53,986
2,645,421
Total Pears ............................................................................
4,681,951
258,017
4,939,968
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
Pears: Bearing, Non-bearing, and Total Trees, by Age, Washington, January 1, 2011
Year planted
Bearing
Non-bearing
Total
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
Bartlett Pears
Prior to 1991 ......................................................................
1991-1995 .........................................................................
1996-2000 .........................................................................
2001-2005 .........................................................................
2006-2007 .........................................................................
2008-2009 .........................................................................
2010 ..................................................................................
All Bartlett Pears ....................................................................
1,406,282
219,263
253,497
212,638
88,978
9,918
2,190,576
17,229
2,481
4,054
8,358
5,847
56,082
9,920
103,971
1,423,511
221,744
257,551
220,996
94,825
66,000
9,920
2,294,547
Winter Pears
Prior to 1991 ......................................................................
1991-1995 .........................................................................
1996-2000 .........................................................................
2001-2005 .........................................................................
2006-2007 .........................................................................
2008-2009 .........................................................................
2010 ..................................................................................
All Winter Pears .....................................................................
1,584,995
295,684
332,893
197,764
40,361
39,678
2,491,375
29,009
2,937
7,114
3,913
8,071
86,196
16,806
154,046
1,614,004
298,621
340,007
201,677
48,432
125,874
16,806
2,645,421
Total Pears ............................................................................
4,681,951
258,017
4,939,968
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Pears: Bearing, Non-bearing, and Total Trees, by Area, Washington, January 1, 2011
Area
Bearing
Non-bearing
Total
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
Bartlett Pears
Yakima Valley ....................................................................
Wenatchee ........................................................................
Columbia Basin .................................................................
Other areas .......................................................................
All Bartlett Pears ....................................................................
1,135,916
784,807
121,510
148,343
2,190,576
7,449
88,612
7,910
103,971
1,143,365
873,419
129,420
148,343
2,294,547
Winter Pears
Yakima Valley ....................................................................
Wentachee ........................................................................
Columbia Basin .................................................................
Other areas .......................................................................
All Winter Pears .....................................................................
359,329
1,740,338
135,586
256,122
2,491,375
12,284
104,842
12,899
24,021
154,046
371,613
1,845,180
148,485
280,143
2,645,421
Total Pears ............................................................................
4,681,951
258,017
4,939,968
Pears: Bearing, Non-bearing, and Total Trees, by Rootstock, Washington, January 1, 2011
Rootstock
Bearing
Non-bearing
Total
(trees)
(trees)
(trees)
Bartlett Pears
Dwarf .................................................................................
Semi-dwarf ........................................................................
Standard ............................................................................
All Bartlett Pears ....................................................................
39,262
356,130
1,795,184
2,190,576
2,821
38,016
63,134
103,971
42,083
394,146
1,858,318
2,294,547
Winter Pears
Dwarf .................................................................................
Semi-dwarf ........................................................................
Standard ............................................................................
All Winter Pears .....................................................................
1,940,088
2,491,375
108,827
154,046
39,851
556,655
2,048,915
2,645,421
Total Pears ............................................................................
4,681,951
258,017
4,939,968
USDA/NASS WA Field Office
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Apricots: Acres, Trees, Trees per Acre, and Non-bearing Trees, by Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Variety
Acres
Trees per
acre
Trees
(acres)
(trees)
Non-bearing
trees
(trees per acre)
(trees)
Goldbar ........................................................................
Goldrich .......................................................................
Patterson .....................................................................
Perfection ....................................................................
Riland ..........................................................................
Rival ............................................................................
Tilton ............................................................................
1
Other .......................................................................
60
48
23
195
116
484
22
292
13,116
11,141
3,761
39,828
15,387
99,849
1,698
75,958
219
231
162
204
132
206
76
261
1,778
16,693
Total ............................................................................
1,241
260,738
210
20,171
1
Other varieties includes varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
Apricots: Acres, Trees, Trees per Acre, and Non-bearing Trees, by Age, Washington, January 1, 2011
Year planted
Acres
Trees
Trees per
acre
Non-bearing
trees
(acres)
(trees)
(trees per acre)
(trees)
Prior to 1991 ................................................................
1991-1995 ...................................................................
1996-2000 ...................................................................
2001-2005 ...................................................................
2006-2007 ...................................................................
2008-2009 ...................................................................
2010 ............................................................................
428
79
289
160
217
-
76,265
24,605
57,176
41,734
41,225
-
178
310
198
260
190
-
2,771
4,091
9,136
-
Total ............................................................................
1,241
260,738
210
20,171
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Nectarines: Acres, Trees, Trees per Acre, and Non-bearing Trees, by Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Variety
Acres
(acres)
Trees
Trees per
acre
Non-bearing
trees
(trees)
(trees per acre)
(trees)
Early Red .....................................................................
Fire Sweet ...................................................................
Honey Kist ...................................................................
Honey Royal ................................................................
Red Gold .....................................................................
Summer Blush .............................................................
Summer Bright ............................................................
Summer Fire ................................................................
Supreme Red ..............................................................
Washington Pride ........................................................
Western Pride ..............................................................
Western Sweet ............................................................
1
......................................................................
Other
20
61
12
153
131
156
43
48
23
30
20
12
755
6,305
29,695
4,150
45,951
29,798
55,227
9,458
19,465
7,590
11,648
7,089
5,741
263,539
320
486
355
300
228
354
219
408
330
392
348
471
349
687
18,228
32,091
Total ............................................................................
1,463
495,656
339
52,314
1
Other varieties includes varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
Nectarines: Acres, Trees, Trees per Acre, and Non-bearing Trees, by Age, Washington, January 1, 2011
Year planted
Acres
(acres)
Trees
Trees per
acre
Non-bearing
trees
(trees)
(trees per acre)
(trees)
Prior to 1991 ................................................................
1991-1995 ...................................................................
1996-2000 ...................................................................
2001-2005 ...................................................................
2006-2007 ...................................................................
2008-2009 ...................................................................
2010 ............................................................................
149
457
547
152
132
-
41,866
157,729
190,231
54,274
44,640
-
282
345
348
357
339
-
5,916
6,610
36,297
-
Total ............................................................................
1,463
495,656
339
52,314
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Peaches: Acres, Trees, Trees per Acre, and Non-bearing Trees, by Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Variety
Acres
(acres)
Trees
Trees per
acre
Non-bearing
trees
(trees)
(trees per acre)
(trees)
August Lady ................................................................
Diamond Princess .......................................................
Donut ...........................................................................
Elberta .........................................................................
Elegant Lady ...............................................................
Hale .............................................................................
O'Henry .......................................................................
Red Haven ..................................................................
Regina .........................................................................
Rich Lady ....................................................................
Ryan Sun .....................................................................
Snow Fire ....................................................................
Snow Giant ..................................................................
Snow King ...................................................................
Summer Lady ..............................................................
Summer Sweet ............................................................
Sweet Dream ...............................................................
Zee Lady .....................................................................
1
Other .......................................................................
78
131
34
49
117
23
146
169
37
260
18
61
86
36
64
47
132
129
704
26,020
42,956
9,098
14,041
31,579
3,913
43,163
36,146
8,286
111,144
4,612
22,705
29,624
11,835
16,707
16,091
47,009
36,369
236,886
332
327
269
284
271
172
296
214
226
428
258
375
345
332
260
345
356
283
337
1,169
273
79,756
24,419
Total ............................................................................
2,319
748,184
323
110,081
1
Other varieties includes varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
Peaches: Acres, Trees, Trees per Acre, and Non-bearing Trees, by Age, Washington, January 1, 2011
Year planted
Acres
(acres)
Trees
Trees per
acre
Non-bearing
trees
(trees)
(trees per acre)
(trees)
Prior to 1991 ................................................................
1991-1995 ...................................................................
1996-2000 ...................................................................
2001-2005 ...................................................................
2006-2007 ...................................................................
2008-2009 ...................................................................
2010 ............................................................................
255
284
669
722
95
271
24
57,469
73,630
219,618
244,788
30,533
113,268
8,878
226
260
328
339
322
418
371
116
5,226
1,348
93,788
8,878
Total ............................................................................
2,319
748,184
323
110,081
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Prunes and Plums: Acres, Trees, Trees per Acre, and Non-bearing Trees, by Variety, Washington,
January 1, 2011
Variety
Acres
Trees per
acre
Trees
(acres)
(trees)
Non-bearing
trees
(trees per acre)
(trees)
Early Italian ..................................................................
Empress ......................................................................
Late Italian ...................................................................
President .....................................................................
1
Other .......................................................................
216
83
119
73
49
55,357
28,885
26,107
17,877
14,174
256
347
219
245
288
6,060
3,325
-
Total ............................................................................
541
142,400
263
9,901
1
Other varieties includes varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
Prunes and Plums: Acres, Trees, Trees per Acre, and Non-bearing Trees, by Age, Washington,
January 1, 2011
Year planted
Acres
Trees per
acre
Trees
(acres)
(trees)
Non-bearing
trees
(trees per acre)
(trees)
Prior to 1991 ................................................................
1991-1995 ...................................................................
1996-2000 ...................................................................
2001-2005 ...................................................................
2006-2007 ...................................................................
2008-2009 ...................................................................
2010 ............................................................................
213
68
65
113
53
28
-
47,135
14,128
16,577
37,144
19,123
8,293
-
221
207
253
328
362
294
-
8,272
-
Total ............................................................................
541
142,400
263
9,901
Tart Cherries: Acres, Trees, Trees per Acre, and Non-bearing Trees, by Variety, Washington,
January 1, 2011
Variety
Acres
(acres)
Montmorency (Tart Cherry)
1
Trees
Trees per
acre
Non-bearing
trees
(trees)
(trees per acre)
(trees)
.....................................
1,676
302,402
180
-
Total ............................................................................
1,676
302,402
180
-
1
Includes a small amount of Balaton variety.
Tart Cherries: Acres, Trees, Trees per Acre, and Non-bearing Trees, by Age, Washington, January 1, 2011
Year planted
Acres
Trees
Trees per
acre
Non-bearing
trees
(acres)
(trees)
(trees per acre)
(trees)
Prior to 1991 ................................................................
1991-1995 ...................................................................
1996-2000 ...................................................................
2001-2005 ...................................................................
2006-2007 ...................................................................
2008-2009 ...................................................................
2010 ............................................................................
222
546
-
44,304
96,028
-
199
176
-
-
Total ............................................................................
1,676
302,402
180
-
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Tree Fruit: Organic and Transition Acres, by Area, Washington, January 1, 2011
Certified
Fruit
Yakima
Valley
(acres)
Apples ..................................................
Sweet Cherries .....................................
Bartlett Pears ........................................
Winter Pears .........................................
Peaches ...............................................
Apricots ................................................
Nectarines ............................................
Prunes and Plums ................................
1,484
382
441
150
77
35
52
-
Transition
Wenatchee
Columbia
Basin
Other
areas
Washington
Washington
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
5,469
884
319
932
29
-
6,632
603
75
38
576
238
582
-
1,233
214
2
2
10
-
14,818
2,083
837
1,122
692
294
644
38
966
332
19
43
42
-
Apples: Organic and Transition Acres, by Area and Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Yakima
Valley
Variety
Columbia
Basin
Wenatchee
Other
areas
Washington
Certified Transition Certified Transition Certified Transition Certified Transition Certified Transition
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
Ambrosia ...............................................
Braeburn ................................................
Cameo ...................................................
Cripps Pink (Pink Lady) .........................
Early Fuji ...............................................
Fuji/Red Fuji ..........................................
Gala .......................................................
Ginger Gold ...........................................
Golden Delicious (Smoothee) ...............
Golden Delicious (Standard) .................
Granny Smith ........................................
Honeycrisp ............................................
Jazz .......................................................
Jonagold ................................................
Pinata ....................................................
Red Delicious ........................................
Rome (Red Rome) ................................
1
Other .................................................
154
209
43
176
-
170
69
-
130
718
350
563
1,032
520
766
342
56
593
5
342
35
394
81
626
239
1,631
1,593
28
464
444
385
40
429
240
39
96
126
143
123
308
83
251
-
-
14
669
819
780
659
2,788
3,087
20
105
1,052
1,502
939
71
62
113
1,449
27
662
40
80
77
276
265
20
208
Total .....................................................
1,484
372
5,469
-
6,632
479
1,233
-
14,818
966
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
Sweet Cherries: Organic and Transition Acres, by Area and Variety, Washington, January 1, 2011
Yakima
Valley
Variety
Columbia
Basin
Wenatchee
Other
areas
Washington
Certified Transition Certified Transition Certified Transition Certified Transition Certified Transition
(acres)
1
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
Bing ...................................................
Chelan ...................................................
Lapins ....................................................
Rainier ...................................................
Skeena ..................................................
Sweetheart ............................................
Tieton ....................................................
Van ........................................................
2
Other .................................................
194
59
19
40
-
23
-
157
43
147
187
308
7
22
22
17
65
-
307
70
33
60
47
-
-
22
40
61
-
680
210
95
267
207
386
78
58
102
88
76
26
65
77
Total ......................................................
382
-
884
168
603
-
214
77
2,083
332
1
Excludes Sunset Bing variety.
2
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual operations.
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Pears and Nectarines: Organic Acres, by Variety,
Washington, January 1, 2011
Fruit/Variety
Peaches and Apricots: Organic Acres, by Variety,
Washington, January 1, 2011
Certified
Fruit/Variety
(acres)
(acres)
Bartlett Pears
Bartlett ...........................................................
Red Bartlett ...................................................
1
Other .........................................................
Total ..................................................................
680
40
117
837
Winter Pears
Asian .............................................................
Bosc ..............................................................
Bosc, Golden .................................................
D'Anjou ..........................................................
D'Anjou, Red .................................................
Red Clapp .....................................................
1
Other .........................................................
Total ..................................................................
11
103
62
737
190
18
1
1,122
Nectarines
Honey Royal ..................................................
Summer Blush ...............................................
Washington Pride ..........................................
1
Other .........................................................
Total ..................................................................
1
80
121
14
429
644
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown
varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual
operations.
USDA/NASS WA Field Office
Certified
Washington Tree Fruit Acreage Report 2011
Peaches
August Lady ..................................................
Diamond Princess.........................................
Elegant Lady .................................................
O'Henry .........................................................
Red Haven ....................................................
Rich Lady ......................................................
Snow Fire......................................................
Snow Giant ...................................................
Snow King.....................................................
Summer Sweet .............................................
Sweet Dream ................................................
1
Other ........................................................
Total ..................................................................
80
38
32
33
11
29
54
42
23
49
99
202
692
Apricots
Goldbar .........................................................
Perfection......................................................
Riland............................................................
Rival ..............................................................
Tilton .............................................................
1
Other ........................................................
Total ..................................................................
14
70
13
96
16
85
294
1
Other varieties include varieties with minimal acreage, unknown
varieties, or varieties not published to avoid disclosure of individual
operations.
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Intentions for 2011 and the Next Five Years
Orchardists were asked for their intentions to topwork, remove, or plant each of the fruit crops in 2011 and their intentions
in the next five years. Most operations indicated no change. For all tree fruit, there were 151 reports of intentions to
topwork during 2011, 146 reports to remove acreage, and 233 reports to put in new plantings. Between now and 2016,
there were 202 reports of intentions to topwork, 245 reports to remove acreage, and 316 reports of new planting
intentions. Many orchardists indicated in comments that they were unsure of their one year and five year intentions at the
time of the survey. A few larger firms that supplied acreage information did not provide a response to the intentions
questions. No adjustments were made for those not responding or unsure of their intentions. Data users should evaluate
the intentions information considering the factors mentioned above and consider the data shown minimum amounts
Tree Fruit: Future Acreage Intentions, Washington, January 1, 2011
Intentions to topwork, remove, or plant acreage
Intentions for 2011
Fruit
Apples .................................
Bartlett Pears .......................
Winter Pears ........................
Sweet Cherries ....................
Tart Cherries .......................
Apricots ...............................
Peaches ..............................
Nectarines ...........................
Prunes and Plums
USDA/NASS WA Field Office
Topwork
or
replant
Remove
(acres)
(acres)
1,168
3
34
189
35
21
4
Intentions for 2011-2016
New
plantings
Topwork
or
replant
Remove
New
plantings
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
(acres)
1,037
2
37
173
1
29
2
-
Washington Tree Fruit Acreage Report 2011
2,119
64
221
681
8
13
4
1
3,402
76
51
339
4
47
36
4
2,770
119
50
443
80
20
43
29
20
5,741
337
492
892
17
28
8
-
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Northwest Tree Fruit Coalition
Dear Washington Tree Fruit Grower,
Please participate in an important survey from the National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS), which is
enclosed.
Earlier this year, the Washington Growers Clearing House was awarded a Specialty Crop Block Grant to fund a
new Tree Fruit Acreage Survey, which will be conducted by USDA’s NASS in December and early 2011, in the
same manner a similar survey was conducted in 2006. This survey is an essential tool for setting the direction
of the various Washington tree fruit industry organizations. Strong grower participation is needed so that these
organizations can align their work with the realities of current industry varietal plantings and future growth
projections. It is vital that greater consumer demand be created through the proper allocation of resources.
Changes in varietal acreage plantings, ever more trees per acre, and the effects of accelerating industry
consolidation are a few of the components that are driving the need for industry organizations to stay current
with what is happening at the orchard level. Identifying current varietal production is paramount to the long
term success of our growers on multiple levels;
 Confirming the ever-changing varietal plantings alerts commissions to the proper allocation of resources
to promote and market our tree fruits. Domestic and international marketing strategies must align if we
are to grow future demand supported by the most opportune promotional activities.
 Export market access is critical to protecting our domestic market and improving grower profitability.
As our varietal trends change, keeping and gaining access to current, new, and emerging markets is
mandatory to our overall industry’s long term success.
 Getting more healthy and nutritious Washington tree fruits into consumers’ hands—at a profit to
growers—is our true success. Confirming acreages and extrapolating future volumes provides the
guidance necessary to stay ahead of the production curve with consumption-increasing messages.
Being responsive to grower needs is the focus of all of our industry organizations. Confirming the current and
future growth path of Washington tree fruits is important to the success of each of our organizations. We all
understand the effort needed by you to complete the NASS survey, but know that once this information has
been collected and compiled, it will be put to the best use in representing you and your fellow growers in
building towards a ‘fruitful’ future.
Your assistance in participating in the NASS Tree Fruit Acreage Survey would be greatly appreciated!
Sincerely,
Washington Apple Commission
Washington Growers Clearing House
Yakima Valley Growers - Shippers Assn
Northwest Horticultural Council
Washington State Fruit Commission
Pear Bureau Northwest
Wenatchee Valley Traffic Association WVTA
Northwest Fruit Exporters
Washington State Horticultural Assn
NHC
The Marketing Associations
Washington State University Tree Fruit Research Commission
USDA/NASS WA Field Office
Washington Tree Fruit Acreage Report 2011
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USDA/NASS WA Field Office
Washington Tree Fruit Acreage Report 2011
Page 50
NATIONAL
AGRICULTURAL
STATISTICS
SERVICE
Grape & Tree Fruit Acreage
Inventory by Variety Study
January 1, 2011
Washington Field Office
P.O. Box 609
112 Henry St NE
Olympia, WA 98507-0609
Phone (800)435-5883, Fax(800)265-6275
[email protected]
Information is being gathered for
an inventory of Washington fruit
acreage by variety and rootstock
as of January 1, 2011. Your
voluntary response is needed for
accurate estimates. All reports
will be kept confidential. Survey
results will be published and
available to you on Internet or by
mail.
Please make corrections to name, address, and zip code, if necessary.
1.
Is the operation listed on the label known by any OTHER NAME?
(
2.
) NO
(
Office Use
) YES - Secondary Name(s) ________________________________
Segment
801
Tract
802
Are you involved as THE OPERATOR of fruit acreage under another operation name?
(
) NO - skip to item 3
(
) YES - enter information for other orchard(s) you operate below.
Operation Name
County
Total Acres of Fruit
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
3.
Is there any other operator that could report the same acreage for the operation on the label?
) NO - Skip to item 4
(
) YES - Who might also report this acreage?___________________________
(
Note: Information recorded in this questionnaire should be for the operation as printed or corrected on the label.
Information for additional operations listed in item 2 should be reported on separate questionnaires.
ACRES OPERATED – JANUARY 1, 2011
Acres (Tenths)
4.
Total Acres in Operation (include roads, waste areas, other crops, etc.).........................
201
.____
5.
Total Cropland ..................................................................................................................
202
.____
6.
Total Fruit Acreage (including grapes) .............................................................................
203
.____
7.
Total acres certified in a Food Safety GAP program (eg. USDA GAP, GlobalG.A.P, SQF)?
200
.____
SUMMARY OF GRAPE & TREE FRUIT ACREAGE – JANUARY 1, 2011
8.
Record the acres of fruit (excluding roads, waste areas, abandoned orchards/vineyards) to the nearest tenth acre.
TOTAL ACRES
(Tenths)
TREE FRUIT
Apples
204
Pears, Bartlett
205
Pears, Winter
206
.___
Cherries, Sweet
207
.___
Cherries, Tart
208
.___
Apricots
209
Peaches
210
9.
TOTAL ACRES
(Tenths)
TREE FRUIT
Nectarines
211
.___
Plums/Prunes
212
.___
Pluots
216
.___
Grapes, Wine
213
.___
.___
Grapes, Juice
214
.___
.___
Grapes, Table
215
.___
.___
.___
GRAPES
If total tree fruit acreage on this operation is less than 5 acres and total grape acreage is less than 1 acre, skip
to Survey Results on p. 4, otherwise, continue to page 2.
USDA/NASS WA Field Office
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR RECORDING DETAILED INFORMATION
Information should be recorded by COUNTY, BLOCK NAME, FRUIT TYPE, VARIETY, ROOTSTOCK (only for apples, cherries, and
pears), YEAR PLANTED OR TOPWORKED, and AMERICAN VITICULTURAL AREA (for Wine Grapes). The reference date is
January 1, 2011.
(Column 1. Optional) Record block name, for our reference.
(Column 2) The county where the fruit is located should be recorded for each fruit. Use a separate line for each variety, rootstock (for
apples, cherries, and pears), and year planted or topworked.
(Columns 4 and 6) Record the type and variety of the fruit.
(Column 8) For wine grapes only, record the most definitive American Viticultural Area code for each block.
(Column 9) For apples, pears, and cherries, record the rootstock code.
(Column 10) Enter the year code of planting or year topworked for each line.
(Column 11) Record the acres of fruit (excluding roads, waste areas, abandoned orchards/vineyards) to the nearest tenth acre.
(Columns 12-13) Record the number of certified organic acres and transition to organic acres.
(Columns 14-15) Record the number of trees/vines for each line by bearing age and non-bearing age. The operator makes the
determination in classifying trees/vines as bearing age. Exclude non-harvested pollenizers in tree count.
(Column 16-18) Provide this information only if the number of trees/vines in columns 14 and 15 are not reported. Record the
percentage of acreage in the block that is of bearing age, and either the tree/vine density per acre or the block tree/vine spacing.
Include additional or clarifying information for unusual situations (irregular tree spacing patterns or interplant designs, multiple row
plantings, etc.) in the comments section or on a separate enclosure.
Grape and Tree Fruit Acreage for
L
I
N
E
1
2
3
4
Block
Name
(Optional)
County
Name
County
Code
Fruit
Type
001
002
003
004
005
006
007
008
009
010
Office
Use
Only
5
6
Fruit Variety Name
Code
Office
Use
Only
9
8
7
Rootstock
American
Variety
Viticultural
Area
Code
Code
Office
Use
Only
Code
[Record
[For wine
code
grapes, enter
only for
the most
apples,
definitive code pears and
from table
cherries.]
above.]
CODE
CODE
10
Year
Planted/
Topworked
Code
[Enter code
from table
above]
CODE
301
302
303
309
304
305
301
302
303
309
304
305
301
302
303
309
304
305
301
302
303
309
304
305
301
302
303
309
304
305
301
302
303
309
304
305
301
302
303
309
304
305
301
302
303
309
304
305
301
302
303
309
304
305
301
302
303
309
304
305
If more than 10 blocks, continue
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American Viticultural
Area Codes for
Column 8
Fruit Type Codes
for Column 5
420
456
457
430
432
421
450
439
449
141
444
443
445
Apples
Pears, Bartlett
Pear, Winter
Cherries, Sweet
Cherries, Tart
Apricots
Peaches
Nectarines
Plums/Prunes
Pluots
Grapes, Juice
Grapes, Wine
Grapes, Table
1 Columbia Gorge
2 Columbia Valley
3 Horse Heaven Hills
4 Puget Sound
5 Rattlesnake Hills
6 Red Mountain
7 Wahluke Slope
8 Walla Walla Valley
9 Yakima Valley
10 Snipes Mountain
11 Lake Chelan
Rootstock Codes
for Column 9
1 Dwarf
2 Semi-dwarf
3 Standard
Year Codes for
Column 10
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Prior to 1991
1991-1995
1996-2000
2001-2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Operation on Label - January 1, 2011
11
Total
Acres
In
Block
(Tenths)
L
I
N
E
Organic
12
Certified
Acres
(Tenths)
13
Transition
Acres
(Tenths)
Number of Trees/Vines
14
Number of
Bearing Age
Trees/Vines
15
Number of
Non-Bearing
Age
Trees/Vines
Complete Only if Numbers of Trees/Vines are not
Reported in Cols. 14 and 15
16
17
Block Spacing
Percent of
Tree/Vine
18
Acres in
Planting
Distance Between
Block that
Density in
Trees/Vines in Row
are of
Block
And
Bearing
(Trees or
Distance Between
Age
vines/Acre)
Rows
OR
001
002
003
004
005
006
007
008
009
010
306
310
311
307
308
312
313
306
310
311
307
308
312
313
306
310
311
307
308
312
313
306
310
311
307
308
312
313
306
310
311
307
308
312
313
306
310
311
307
308
312
313
306
310
311
307
308
312
313
306
310
311
307
308
312
313
306
310
311
307
308
312
313
306
310
311
307
308
312
313
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ft.
X
ft.
ft.
X
ft.
ft.
X
ft.
ft.
X
ft.
ft.
X
ft.
ft.
X
ft.
ft.
X
ft.
ft.
X
ft.
ft.
X
ft.
ft.
X
ft.
on enclosed supplement
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Based on your current plan, please record your 1-year and 5-year plans to remove or plant acreage by fruit. (Record
acres in tenths for each activity.)
FRUIT
222
Apples
223
.___
.___
Cherries, Sweet
.___
Cherries, Tart
.___
Apricots
.___
Peaches
.___
.___
.___
.___
FRUIT
Remove
Grapes, Juice
Grapes, Table
232
272
.___
233
217
273
.___
234
.___
218
274
(Tons)
.___
219
.___
Quantity of Grapes Not
Harvested in 2010 Due to:
Disease
Weather
Loss
Loss
(Tons)
(Tons)
Economic
Reasons
(Tons)
291
294
297
288
292
295
298
289
293
296
299
290
.___
300
.___
262
.___
.___
221
.___
.___
Bird/Animal
Loss
220
.___
.___
279
.___
New
Plantings
Remove
261
.___
278
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Intentions in the
Next 5 Years
New
Plantings
.___
252
.___
277
Intentions in 2011
260
.___
243
.___
.___
.___
251
.___
271
276
275
Pluots
.___
242
.___
.___
. ___
259
.___
270
231
287
Plums/Prunes
.___
250
.___
.___
.___
258
.___
241
.___
230
286
Nectarines
.___
249
. ___
269
.___
257
.___
240
.___
229
285
.___
248
.___
268
.___
256
.___
239
.___
228
284
.___
247
.___
267
.___
255
.___
238
.___
227
283
.___
246
.___
266
.___
254
.___
237
.___
253
.___
245
.___
265
226
244
.___
236
.___
.___
282
235
.___
264
225
281
Pears, Winter
263
.___
224
280
Pears, Bartlett
Grapes, Wine
Intentions to Topwork, Plant or Remove
Acreage in the Next 5 Years
TOPWORK
NEW
or
REMOVE
PLANTINGS
REPLANT
Intentions to Topwork, Plant or Remove
Acreage in 2011
TOPWORK
NEW
or
REMOVE
PLANTINGS
REPLANT
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.___
COMMENTS about unusual situations that would be helpful in understanding your operation would be appreciated.
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Respondent Booklet
2011 Grape and Fruit Tree Acreage Study
COUNTY CODES - Column 3
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
25
27
29
31
33
35
37
39
41
43
45
47
49
51
53
55
57
59
61
63
65
67
69
71
73
75
77
Adams
Asotin
Benton
Chelan
Clallam
Clark
Columbia
Cowlitz
Douglas
Ferry
Franklin
Garfield
Grant
Grays Harbor
Island
Jefferson
King
Kitsay
Kittitas
Klickitat
Lewis
Lincoln
Mason
Okanogan
Pacific
Pend Oreille
Pierce
San Juan
Skagit
Skamania
Snohomish
Spokane
Stevens
Thurston
Wahkiakum
Walla Walla
Whatcom
Whitman
Yakima
Apples
Apricots
Cherries, Sweet
Cherries, Tart
Grapes, Juice
Grapes, Wine
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Nectarines
Peaches
Pears, Bartlett
Pears, Winter
Plums & Prunes
Pluots
VARIETY CODES - Column 7
APPLE VARIETIES
103
104
105
107
109
111
110
149
113
114
118
116
115
112
117
102
119
121
120
FRUIT TYPE CODES –
Column 5
420
421
430
432
444
443
445
439
450
456
457
449
141
122
123
125
127
129
130
131
133
132
136
134
135
137
139
141
142
143
145
147
Akane
Ambrosia
Braeburn
Cameo
Chehalis
Corland
Crimson Cold
Cripps Pink (Pink Lady)
Criterion
Earligold
Early Fuji
Elstar (Valstar)
Empire
Envy
Fuji / Red Fuji
Gala
Ginger Gold
Golden Delicious (Standard)
Golden Delicious (Smoothee / Gibson)
Golden Supreme
Granny Smith
Gravenstein
Honeycrisp
Idared
Jazz
Jonagold
Jonathan (Ruby Jon)
Kiku
Lady Alice
Liberty
Lodi
Macoun
McIntosh
Melrose
Minneiska (SweeTango)
Mutsu
Newton
Northern Spy
Washington Tree Fruit Acreage Report 2011
146
148
154
150
151
158
152
101
156
153
144
155
160
157
159
161
198
199
Opal
Orin
Pacific Rose
Pinata
Pinova
Prime Gold
Ramey York
Red Delicious
Rome (Red Rome)
Sansa
Sonya
Spartan
Sport
Winesap
Winter Banana
Zester
Other
Not Reported
APRICOT VARIETIES
202
221
220
201
206
203
204
222
207
209
210
211
213
215
217
219
205
298
299
Blenheim
Casselbrite
Chinese
Goldbar
Goldcot
Goldrich
Goldstrike
Moorpark
Patterson
Perfection
Puget Gold
Riland
Rival
Sun-glo
Tilton
Tomcot
Wenatchee Moorpark
Other
Not Reported
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CHERRY (All) VARIETIES
301
302
304
303
305
310
306
308
307
309
312
332
314
328
311
313
320
315
317
319
322
324
326
330
333
321
323
339
325
334
334
338
327
329
336
331
337
398
399
Attika
Balaton (Tart Cherry)
Benton
Bing (excl Sunset Bing)
Black Republican
Black Tartatian
Brooks
Casmer
Chelan
Chinook
Cristalina
Dnoex
Early Robin
Index
Lambert
Lapins
Montgomery (Tart Cherry)
Rainier
Regina
Royal Ann
Sam
Sandra Rose
Santina
Schneider
Selah (Liberty Bell)
Skeena
Sonata
Staccato
Stella
Sumleta
Sumnue
Sunset Bing
Sweetheart
Tieton
Ulster
Van
Zing
Other
Not Reported
GRAPES, JUICE VARIETIES
901
902
908
909
Concord
Niagara
Other
Not Reported
GRAPES, TABLE VARIETIES
915
916
918
919
Red Flame
Thompson Seedless
All Varieties
Not Reported
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GRAPES, WINE VARIETIES
920
921
922
923
924
925
926
927
928
929
930
931
932
933
934
935
936
937
938
939
940
941
942
943
944
945
946
947
948
949
950
951
952
953
954
955
956
957
958
959
960
961
962
963
964
965
966
967
968
969
970
971
972
973
974
975
998
Aligote
Aurore
Barbera
Cabernet Franc
Cabernet Sauvignon
Campbell Early (Island Belle)
Carmenere
Cascade
Chardonnay
Chasselas
Chenin Blanc
Cinsaut
Cournoise
Dolcetto
Gamay Beaujolais
Gamay Noir
Gewurztraminer
Golden Muscat
Grenache
Joffre
Lemberger
Leon Milot
Madeline Angevine
Madeline Sylvaner
Malbec
Marechal Fosh
Merlot
Mouverdre
Mueller-Thurgau
Muscat Canelli
Muscat of Alexandria
Muscat Ottonel
Nebbiolo
New York Muscat
Okanogan Riesling
Orange Muscat
Petit Verdot
Pinot Blanc
Pinot Gris
Pinot Noir
Riesling
Rousanne
Royalty
Sangiovese
Sauvignon Blanc
Semillon
Siegerrebe
Souzao
Syrah
Tempranillo
Tinta Madeira
Tinto Cao
Touriga
Viognier
White Zinfandel
Zinfandel
Other
Washington Tree Fruit Acreage Report 2011
NECTARINE VARIETIES
406
402
401
408
427
428
403
429
404
416
430
405
418
407
431
432
433
409
442
444
440
410
434
411
413
435
436
412
414
437
417
415
419
438
439
423
421
424
425
443
426
498
499
Arctic Glo
Arctic Pride
Arctic Queen
Arctic Rose
August Red
Autumn Red
Bright Pearl
Byrd
Crystal Rose
Early Red
Fairlane
Fantasia
Fire Sweet
Firebrite
Fireburst
First Red
Flame
Flavortop
Grand Pearl
HoneyKist
Honey Royal
Independence
Laurie Red
Red Gold
Scarlet Sun
September Red
Sparkling Red
Spring Brite
Spring Diamond
Summer Beaut
Summer Blush
Summer Bright
Summer Fire
Summer Grand
Sunfree
Sun Glo
Supreme Red
Sweet Scarlet
Western Pride
Western Sweeet
Zee Gold
Other
Not Reported
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PEACH VARIETIES
570
501
571
510
572
573
574
502
532
575
576
504
530
508
503
505
506
507
509
580
511
513
514
515
552
581
517
582
516
518
583
584
519
521
534
520
523
524
525
585
586
587
588
527
529
531
590
589
533
535
591
536
592
593
594
537
539
Allstar
Angelus
Arctic Gern
August Lady
Avalon
Baby Gold 5
Blazingstar
Blushing Star
Brendasun
Canadian Harmony
Coral Star
Cresthaven
Crimson Lady
David Sun
Delta
Diamond Princess
Donut
Elberta
Elegant Lady
Encore
Fancy Lady
Flamecrest
Flaming Fury
Flaborcrest
Frost
Glohaven
Glory
Glowingstar
Gold Medal
Golden Alberta
Golden Jubilee
Goldnine (Arkansas9)
Hale
John Henry
June Lady
July Sun
June Pride
Jupiter
Lady Nancy
Loring
M A Blake
Madison
Newhaven
NJ252
O’Henry
PF series (PF Lucky 13)
Red Freemont
Red Freemont
Red Glove
Red Haven
Red Lady
Red Top
Redglobe
Redskin
Redstar
Regal
Regina
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541
542
543
545
547
548
538
567
549
550
551
553
555
512
557
559
561
563
564
554
526
528
540
565
567
598
599
Rich Lady
Rio Oso Gem
Risingstar
Roza
Ryan Sun
Saturn
Scarlet Lady
Siera Lady
Sierra Gem
Snow Fire
Snow Giant
Snow King
Snowbrite
Starfire
Sugar Lady
Summer Lady
Summer Prince
Summer Sweet
Suncrest
Sweet Dream
Tiffany Rose
Veteran
White Hale
White Lady
Zee Lady
Other
Not Reported
PEAR SUMMER/FALL
VARIETIES
601
602
603
604
606
698
699
Bartlett
Red Bartlett
Red Sensation
Starkrimson
Tosca
Other
Not Reported
PEAR (WINTER) VARIETIES
701
703
720
704
705
707
709
711
712
713
715
717
719
798
799
Asian
Bosc
Bosc, Golden
Cascade
Comice
Concorder
D’Anjou
D’Anjou, Red
Kalle
Packham
Red Clapp
Seckel
Taylor Gold
Other
Not Reported
Washington Tree Fruit Acreage Report 2011
PLUM & PRUNE VARIETIES
801
803
802
804
812
806
805
807
808
811
813
809
814
816
815
819
821
822
823
810
848
849
Autumn Sweet
Black Amber
Bluefre
Castleton
Catalina
Damson
Duarte
Early Italian
Elephant Heart
Empress
Friar
Late Italian (Standard)
NY 6
NY 9
President
Santa Rosa
Shiro
Simka
Stanley
Yellow Egg
Other
Not Reported
PLUOT VARIETIES
860
861
862
863
864
865
866
867
868
869
870
871
872
873
874
875
876
877
878
879
880
881
882
883
888
889
Crimson Sweet
Dapple Dandy
Early Dapple
Emerald Drop
Flavor Delight
Flavor Fall
Flavor Finale
Flavor Grenade
Flavor Heart
Flavor Jewel
Flavor King
Flavor Prince
Flavor Queen
Flavor Rich
Flavor Royal
Flavor Supreme
Flavorich
Flavorosa
Geo Prode
Raspberry Jewel
Red Ray
Splash
Sweet Treat
Tropical Plumana
Other
Not Reported
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AMERICAN VITICULTURAL
AREA CODES - Column 8
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Columbia Gorge
Columbia Valley
Horse Haven Hills
Puget Sound
Rattlesnake Hills
Red Mountain
Wahluke Slope
Walla Walla Valley
Yakima Valley
Snipes Mountain
Lake Chelan
ROOTSTOCK CODES FOR
APPLES, PEARS AND
CHERRIES - Column 9
1
2
3
Dwarf
Semi-dwarf
Standard
YEAR CODES - Column 10
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Prior to 1991
1991-1995
1996-2000
2001-2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
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Acreage, by Fruit, Washington, Historical Comparisons
Apples
100,000 90,000 80,000 70,000 Acres
60,000 1993
50,000 2001
40,000 2006
2011
30,000 20,000 10,000 ‐
Yakima Valley
Wenatchee
Columbia Basin
Other Areas
Sweet Cherries
16,000 14,000 12,000 Acres
10,000 1993
8,000 2001
2006
6,000 2011
4,000 2,000 ‐
Yakima Valley
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Washington Tree Fruit Acreage Report 2011
Columbia Basin
Other Areas
Page 59
Acreage, by Fruit, Washington, Historical Comparisons
Winter Pears
12000
10000
Acres
8000
2001
6000
2006
2011
4000
2000
0
Yakima Valley
Wenatchee
Columbia Basin
Other Areas
Bartlett Pears
9000
8000
7000
Acres
6000
5000
2001
2006
4000
2011
3000
2000
1000
0
Yakima Valley
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Other Areas
Page 60
Acreage, by Fruit, Washington, Historical Comparisons
Peaches
2500
2000
1500
Acres
1993
2001
2006
1000
2011
500
0
Yakima Valley
Wenatchee
Columbia Basin
Other Areas
Nectarines
1200
1000
Acres
800
1993
600
2001
2006
2011
400
200
0
Yakima Valley
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Other Areas
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Acreage, by Fruit, Washington, Historical Comparisons
Apricots
700
600
Acres
500
1993
400
2001
300
2006
2011
200
100
0
Yakima Valley
Wenatchee
Columbia Basin
Other Areas
Prunes and Plums
1600
1400
1200
Acres
1000
1993
800
2001
2006
600
2011
400
200
0
Yakima Valley
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Other Areas
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Apples: Acres by Age, 2001, 2006, 2011
200,000 180,000 160,000 140,000 1 year
Acres
120,000 2‐3 years
4‐5 years
100,000 6‐10 years
80,000 11‐15 years
60,000 16‐20 years
Over 20 Years
40,000 20,000 ‐
2001 Survey
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Apples: Density by Rootstock and Variety, January 1, 2011
1400
1200
Trees per Acre
1000
800
600
Dwarf
Semi‐Dwarf
400
Standard
200
0
1200
Trees per Acre
1000
800
600
Dwarf
400
Semi‐Dwarf
Standard
200
0
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Sweet Cherries: Density by Rootstock and Variety, January 1, 2011
1000
900
800
Trees per Acre
700
600
500
Dwarf
400
Semi‐Dwarf
300
Standard
200
100
0
600
Trees per Acre
500
400
300
Dwarf
Semi‐Dwarf
200
Standard
100
0
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Apple and Sweet Cherry Acres by Selected Varieties, 2001, 2006, and 2011
Apples
90000
80000
70000
Acres
60000
50000
2001
40000
2006
30000
2011
20000
10000
0
Red Del. Gold. Del.
Fuji
Honeycrisp Pink Lady
Cameo
Braeburn
Granny Smith
Gala
Sweet Cherries
25000
20000
15000
Acres
2001
2006
10000
2011
5000
0
Lapins
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Lambert
Van
Rainier
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Skeena
Sweetheart
Bing Page 66
Usual Bloom and Harvest Dates, Washington
Usual Dates
of Full Bloom
Area
Usual Harvesting Dates
Begin
Most Active
Ends
Lower Yakima Valley 1/
Apples
April 25
August 15
Apricots
March 28
July 5
Sweet Cherries
April 15
Peaches
Pears, Bartlett
September 10-October 25
November 10
July 5-July 10
July 20
June 15
June 25-June 30
July 20
April 12
July 15
August 20-September 5
April 20
August 10
Pears, Other
April 20
September 5
Plums/Prunes
April 20
August 20
Apples
April 30
September 1
Apricots
April 5
July 20
July 20-July 25
Sweet Cherries
April 20
June 25
July 1-July 5
Pears, Bartlett
April 25
August 15
Pears, Other
April 25
September 10
September 25
August 15-August 25
August 30
September 20-October 5
October 20
August 20-August 25
October 1
Upper Yakima Valley 2/
September 15-October 25
August 25-September 10
October 10-October 20
November 1
August 1
July 30
September 25
October 30
Prosser-Kennewick
Apricots
March 20
June 25
July 5-July 10
July 15
Sweet Cherries
April 10
June 10
June 15-June 20
June 20
Peaches
April 10
July 10
August 10-August 20
Plums/Prunes
April 15
August 15
August 25-September 5
September 15
Apples
April 28
August 10
August 25-October 20
November 10
Apricots
April 5
July 1
July 4-July 20
Sweet Cherries
April 15
June 2
June 24-July 4
Peaches
April 15
July 20
August 10-September 10
Pears, Bartlett
April 17
August 10
Pears, Other
April 17
September 5
August 25
North Central River Zone 3/
August 15-August 25
September 10-September 20
July 20
July 10
September 15
August 30
September 25
North Central Intermediate Zone 4/
Apples
May 5
October 1
Sweet Cherries
April 25
July 1
Pears, Bartlett
April 25
August 15
Pears, Other
April 25
September 10
October 1-October 10
July 5-July 20
August 20-August 30
September 15-October 1
November 1
August 1
September 5
October 10
North Central Upper Zone 5/
Apples
May 10
October 5
October 5-October 10
Pears, Bartlett
May 5
August 21
September 1-September 5
November 5
Pears, Other
May 5
September 20
Apples
April 20
August 10
Apricots
April 1
July 1
July 10-July 25
July 30
Sweet Cherries
April 10
June 5
June 10-June 15
July 25
Tart Cherries
April 25
July 1
July 5-July 15
July 20
Peaches
April 10
July 5
July 5-July 30
August 5
Pears, Bartlett
April 15
August 10
September 10
September 25-October 5
October 10
August 25-October 15
October 30
Columbia Basin
August 15-August 30
September 10
Pears, Other
April 20
August 25
September 1-September 20
September 30
1/ Lower Yakima Valley is from Prosser to Union Gap below the City of Yakima.
2/ Upper Yakima Valley is the area around the City of Yakima and extending northwest along the Naches River.
3/ Wenatchee River Zone is the river bottom lands extending from Wenatchee to the Canadian Border.
4/ Wenatchee Intermediate Zone is locations above river bottom lands, such as Cashmere, Entiat, Lake Chelan, Manson, Omak, and Okanogan.
5/ Wenatchee Upper Zone is locations which approach the 2,000 foot elevation mark, such as Peshastin, Leavenworth, Ardenvoir, and Methow
Valley.
USDA/NASS WA Field Office
Washington Tree Fruit Acreage Report 2011
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