2016 Crop Acreage for Arkansas Counties
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1 2016 Crop Acreage for Arkansas Counties
2 2016 Crop Acreage for Arkansas Counties Breana Watkins Program Associate, Economics Northeast Research and Extension Center University of Arkansas Keiser, AR For questions and comments related to this report contact Breana Watkins at ext. 100 or University of Arkansas, United States Department of Agriculture and County Governments Cooperating. The Division of Agriculture offers its programs to all eligible persons regardless of race, color, national origin, religion, gender, age, disability, marital or veteran status, or any other legally protected status, and is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.
3 For 2016, USDA Farm Service Agency s certified corn acreage planted in Arkansas was 752,398. Arkansas planted 68% more acres in 2016 than 2015 s 447,024 acres. The top five counties for corn planted acreage in Arkansas were Jefferson, Phillips, Arkansas, Desha, and Lonoke. The top five counties planted 31% of Arkansas total corn acreage. In 2016, 93% of the corn acreage planted in Arkansas was irrigated. The county with the largest planted acreage, Jefferson, irrigated 97% of the corn acres planted.
4 Table 1: Total Acres Planted, Corn, Arkansas Counties, 2016 County Total Acres % Irrigated County Total Acres % Irrigated County Total Acres % Irrigated STATE 752,398 93% GARLAND - 0% OUACHITA - 0% ARKANSAS 45, % GRANT - 0% PERRY % ASHLEY 34, % GREENE 19,477 95% PHILLIPS 45,771 89% BAXTER - 0% HEMPSTEAD 98 0% PIKE - 0% BENTON 207 0% HOWARD - 0% POINSETT 21, % BOONE 92 0% HOT SPRING - 0% POLK - 0% BRADLEY - 0% INDEPENDENCE 7,824 84% POPE 1,381 58% CALHOUN - 0% IZARD 16 0% PRAIRIE 14, % CARROLL 559 0% JACKSON 21,262 99% PULASKI 6,805 99% CHICOT 32,117 96% JEFFERSON 59,421 97% RANDOLPH 6,741 99% CLARK % JOHNSON 1,511 44% SAINT FRANCIS 15,995 95% CLAY 31,080 96% LAFAYETTE 13,870 83% SALINE - 0% CLEBURNE - 0% LAWRENCE 7,878 97% SCOTT - 0% CLEVELAND - 0% LEE 36,899 84% SEARCY - 0% COLUMBIA - 0% LINCOLN 31, % SEBASTIAN % CONWAY 2,943 81% LITTLE RIVER 9,967 54% SEVIER - 0% CRAIGHEAD 36, % LOGAN 2,745 9% SHARP - 0% CRAWFORD 1,724 47% LONOKE 39,617 99% STONE - 0% CRITTENDEN 18,439 94% MADISON 300 0% UNION - 0% CROSS 12,728 98% MARION - 0% VAN BUREN - 0% DALLAS - 0% MILLER 15,302 30% WASHINGTON 207 0% DESHA 42, % MISSISSIPPI 30,954 95% WHITE 8,425 99% DREW 14, % MONROE 35,371 99% WOODRUFF 19,014 99% FAULKNER 1,312 38% MONTGOMERY - 0% YELL 1,512 74% FRANKLIN % NEVADA - 0% FULTON - 0% NEWTON - 0% Table 2: Total Acres Planted, Corn, ordered from largest to smallest, Arkansas Counties, 2016 County Total Acres % Irrigated County Total Acres % Irrigated County Total Acres % Irrigated STATE 752,398 95% WHITE 8,425 99% CLEBURNE - 0% JEFFERSON 59,421 97% LAWRENCE 7,878 97% CLEVELAND - 0% PHILLIPS 45,771 89% INDEPENDENCE 7,824 84% COLUMBIA - 0% ARKANSAS 45, % PULASKI 6,805 99% DALLAS - 0% DESHA 42, % RANDOLPH 6,741 99% FULTON - 0% LONOKE 39,617 99% CONWAY 2,943 81% GARLAND - 0% LEE 36,899 84% LOGAN 2,745 9% GRANT - 0% CRAIGHEAD 36, % CRAWFORD 1,724 47% HOT SPRING - 0% MONROE 35,371 99% YELL 1,512 74% HOWARD - 0% ASHLEY 34, % JOHNSON 1,511 44% MARION - 0% CHICOT 32,117 96% POPE 1,381 58% MONTGOMERY - 0% LINCOLN 31, % FAULKNER 1,312 38% NEVADA - 0% CLAY 31,080 96% CLARK % NEWTON - 0% MISSISSIPPI 30,954 95% SEBASTIAN % OUACHITA - 0% JACKSON 21,262 99% FRANKLIN % PIKE - 0% POINSETT 21, % CARROLL 559 0% POLK - 0% GREENE 19,477 95% PERRY % SALINE - 0% WOODRUFF 19,014 99% MADISON 300 0% SCOTT - 0% CRITTENDEN 18,439 94% BENTON 207 0% SEARCY - 0% SAINT FRANCIS 15,995 95% WASHINGTON 207 0% SEVIER - 0% MILLER 15,302 30% HEMPSTEAD 98 0% SHARP - 0% DREW 14, % BOONE 92 0% STONE - 0% PRAIRIE 14, % IZARD 16 0% UNION - 0% LAFAYETTE 13,870 83% BAXTER - 0% VAN BUREN - 0% CROSS 12,728 98% BRADLEY - 0% LITTLE RIVER 9,967 54% CALHOUN - 0%
5 For 2016, USDA Farm Service Agency s certified sorghum planted acreage for Arkansas was 44,469. After a 268% increase in sorghum planted acreage in 2015, Arkansas sorghum acreage decreased 90% in The top five counties for sorghum planted acreage in Arkansas were Crittenden, Woodruff, Jackson, Cross, and Mississippi. The top five counties planted 41% of Arkansas total sorghum acreage. In 2016, 41% of sorghum acreage planted in Arkansas were irrigated. The county with the largest planted acreage, Crittenden, irrigated 34% of the sorghum acres planted.
6 Table 3: Total Acres Planted, Sorghum, Arkansas Counties, 2016 County Total Acres % Irrigated County Total Acres % Irrigated County Total Acres % Irrigated STATE 44,469 70% GARLAND - 0% OUACHITA - 0% ARKANSAS % GRANT - 0% PERRY - 0% ASHLEY % GREENE 2,008 31% PHILLIPS 2,337 58% BAXTER - 0% HEMPSTEAD 55 0% PIKE - 0% BENTON 48 0% HOT SPRING - 0% POINSETT % BOONE - 0% HOWARD - 0% POLK - 0% BRADLEY - 0% INDEPENDENC 1,117 0% POPE 69 0% CALHOUN - 0% IZARD 10 0% PRAIRIE 1,096 88% CARROLL - 0% JACKSON 2,923 57% PULASKI 182 0% CHICOT - 0% JEFFERSON 1,247 59% RANDOLPH 1,510 83% CLARK 50 0% JOHNSON - 0% SAINT FRANCIS 1,832 37% CLAY 1,973 63% LAFAYETTE 11 0% SALINE - 0% CLEBURNE - 0% LAWRENCE 1,062 64% SCOTT - 0% CLEVELAND - 0% LEE 1,284 60% SEARCY - 0% COLUMBIA - 0% LINCOLN % SEBASTIAN 18 0% CONWAY % LITTLE RIVER 170 0% SEVIER - 0% CRAIGHEAD % LOGAN - 0% SHARP - 0% CRAWFORD % LONOKE % STONE 21 0% CRITTENDEN 6,146 34% MADISON - 0% UNION - 0% CROSS 2,776 95% MARION - 0% VAN BUREN - 0% DALLAS - 0% MILLER 1,003 0% WASHINGTON - 0% DESHA 1,085 36% MISSISSIPPI 2,751 25% WHITE % DREW % MONROE 1,934 84% WOODRUFF 3,442 48% FAULKNER - 0% MONTGOMER - 0% YELL % FRANKLIN - 0% NEVADA - 0% FULTON - 0% NEWTON - 0% Table 4: Total Acres Planted, Sorghum, ordered largest to smallest, Arkansas Counties, 2016 County Total Acres % Irrigated County Total Acres % Irrigated County Total Acres % Irrigated STATE 44,469 70% DREW % FULTON - 0% CRITTENDEN 6,146 34% CRAWFORD % GARLAND - 0% WOODRUFF 3,442 48% YELL % GRANT - 0% JACKSON 2,923 57% CONWAY % HOT SPRING - 0% CROSS 2,776 95% PULASKI 182 0% HOWARD - 0% MISSISSIPPI 2,751 25% LITTLE RIVER 170 0% JOHNSON - 0% PHILLIPS 2,337 58% POPE 69 0% LOGAN - 0% GREENE 2,008 31% HEMPSTEAD 55 0% MADISON - 0% CLAY 1,973 63% CLARK 50 0% MARION - 0% MONROE 1,934 84% BENTON 48 0% MONTGOMERY - 0% SAINT FRANCIS 1,832 37% STONE 21 0% NEVADA - 0% RANDOLPH 1,510 83% SEBASTIAN 18 0% NEWTON - 0% LEE 1,284 60% LAFAYETTE 11 0% OUACHITA - 0% JEFFERSON 1,247 59% IZARD 10 0% PERRY - 0% INDEPENDENCE 1,117 0% BAXTER - 0% PIKE - 0% PRAIRIE 1,096 88% BOONE - 0% POLK - 0% DESHA 1,085 36% BRADLEY - 0% SALINE - 0% LAWRENCE 1,062 64% CALHOUN - 0% SCOTT - 0% MILLER 1,003 0% CARROLL - 0% SEARCY - 0% ASHLEY % CHICOT - 0% SEVIER - 0% WHITE % CLEBURNE - 0% SHARP - 0% POINSETT % CLEVELAND - 0% UNION - 0% LONOKE % COLUMBIA - 0% VAN BUREN - 0% CRAIGHEAD % DALLAS - 0% WASHINGTON - 0% ARKANSAS % FAULKNER - 0% LINCOLN % FRANKLIN - 0%
7 For 2016, USDA Farm Service Agency s certified wheat planted acres for Arkansas was 177,274. Acres in Arkansas in 2016 were down 45% from 2015 s acres. The top five counties in wheat planted acres in Arkansas for 2015 were Miller, Mississippi, Phillips, Crittenden, Jackson. In 2016, the top five counties produced 52% of Arkansas wheat crop.
8 Table 5: Total Acres Planted, Wheat, Arkansas Counties, 2016 County Total Acres County Total Acres County Total Acres STATE 177,274 GARLAND - OUACHITA - ARKANSAS 2,215 GRANT - PERRY 15 ASHLEY 1,621 GREENE 2,631 PHILLIPS 17,429 BAXTER - HEMPSTEAD - PIKE - BENTON 360 HOT SPRING 524 POINSETT 7,070 BOONE - HOWARD - POLK - BRADLEY - INDEPENDENCE 791 POPE 1,925 CALHOUN - IZARD - PRAIRIE 1,494 CARROLL - JACKSON 9,784 PULASKI 623 CHICOT 1,047 JEFFERSON 6,497 RANDOLPH 396 CLARK 583 JOHNSON 376 SAINT FRANCIS 2,137 CLAY 4,407 LAFAYETTE 1,056 SALINE - CLEBURNE - LAWRENCE 1,026 SCOTT - CLEVELAND - LEE 9,078 SEARCY - COLUMBIA - LINCOLN 1,629 SEBASTIAN 1,790 CONWAY 3,655 LITTLE RIVER 5,379 SEVIER 559 CRAIGHEAD 4,232 LOGAN 2,430 SHARP - CRAWFORD 2,030 LONOKE 3,385 STONE - CRITTNDEN 16,059 MADISON - UNION - CROSS 4,454 MARION - VAN BUREN - DALLAS - MILLER 28,086 WASHNGTON 9 DESHA 733 MISSISSIPPI 19,960 WHITE 1,370 DREW 609 MONROE 2,317 WOODRUFF 3,872 FAULKNER 1,317 MONTGOMERY - YELL 135 FRANKLIN 176 NEVADA - FULTON - NEWTON - Table 6: Total Acres Planted, Wheat, ordered from largest to smallest, Arkansas Counties, 2016 County Total Acres County Total Acres County Total Acres STATE 177,274 PRAIRIE 1,494 CLEVELAND - MILLER 28,086 WHITE 1,370 COLUMBIA - MISSISSIPPI 19,960 FAULKNER 1,317 DALLAS - PHILLIPS 17,429 LAFAYETTE 1,056 FULTON - CRITTNDEN 16,059 CHICOT 1,047 GARLAND - JACKSON 9,784 LAWRENCE 1,026 GRANT - LEE 9,078 INDEPENDENCE 791 HEMPSTEAD - POINSETT 7,070 DESHA 733 HOWARD - JEFFERSON 6,497 PULASKI 623 IZARD - LITTLE RIVER 5,379 DREW 609 MADISON - CROSS 4,454 CLARK 583 MARION - CLAY 4,407 SEVIER 559 MONTGOMERY - CRAIGHEAD 4,232 HOT SPRING 524 NEVADA - WOODRUFF 3,872 RANDOLPH 396 NEWTON - CONWAY 3,655 JOHNSON 376 OUACHITA - LONOKE 3,385 BENTON 360 PIKE - GREENE 2,631 FRANKLIN 176 POLK - LOGAN 2,430 YELL 135 SALINE - MONROE 2,317 PERRY 15 SCOTT - ARKANSAS 2,215 WASHNGTON 9 SEARCY - SAINT FRA 2,137 BAXTER - SHARP - CRAWFORD 2,030 BOONE - STONE - POPE 1,925 BRADLEY - UNION - SEBASTIAN 1,790 CALHOUN - VAN BUREN - LINCOLN 1,629 CARROLL - ASHLEY 1,621 CLEBURNE -
9 For 2016, USDA Farm Service Agency s certified soybean planted acres for Arkansas was 3,102,677 acres. In 2016, soybean planted acres decreased 6% from 2015 s acreage. In 2015, USDA Farm Service Agency s certified soybean acres for Arkansas was 3,311,490 acres. The top five counties in Arkansas for soybean planted acres in 2016 were Mississippi, Phillips, Crittenden, Poinsett, and Arkansas. In 2016, the top five counties planted 34% of Arkansas soybean acres. In 2016, 74% of the soybean planted acreage in Arkansas in 2016 was irrigated. The county with the largest planted acreage, Mississippi, irrigated 67% of the soybean acres planted.
10 Table 7: Total Acres Planted, Soybean, Arkansas Counties, 2016 County Total Acres % Irrigated County Total Acres % Irrigated County Total Acres % Irrigated STATE 3,102,677 74% GARLAND - 0% OUACHITA - 0% ARKANSAS 151,548 99% GRANT - 0% PERRY 2,197 57% ASHLEY 48,551 98% GREENE 64,766 80% PHILLIPS 222,994 69% BAXTER - 0% HEMPSTEAD - 0% PIKE - 0% BENTON 457 0% HOT SPRING 1,892 33% POINSETT 176,288 91% BOONE - 0% HOWARD - 0% POLK - 0% BRADLEY - 0% INDEPNDCE 23,161 68% POPE 7,758 41% CALHOUN - 0% IZARD 65 0% PRAIRIE 99,531 96% CARROLL - 0% JACKSON 118,425 85% PULASKI 16,603 65% CHICOT 140,195 86% JEFFERSON 89,479 93% RANDOLPH 32,980 92% CLARK 4,969 34% JOHNSON 2,938 22% SAINT FRA 141,928 80% CLAY 107,735 87% LAFAYETTE 13,475 70% SALINE - 0% CLEBURNE - 0% LAWRENCE 65,702 87% SCOTT - 0% CLEVELAND - 0% LEE 135,721 67% SEARCY - 0% COLUMBIA - 0% LINCOLN 61,133 99% SEBASTIAN 3,469 6% CONWAY 17,944 42% LITTLE RIVER 12,323 37% SEVIER 562 0% CRAIGHEAD 107,638 96% LOGAN 6,213 13% SHARP - 0% CRAWFORD 13,025 20% LONOKE 107,174 97% STONE 1,284 0% CRITTENDEN 208,881 62% MADISON - 0% UNION - 0% CROSS 145,761 93% MARION - 0% VAN BUREN - 0% DALLAS - 0% MILLER 32,627 11% WASHNGTON 536 0% DESHA 130,318 95% MISSISSIPI 280,705 67% WHITE 32,875 86% DREW 33,011 97% MONROE 105,084 96% WOODRUFF 118,017 84% FAULKNER 7,194 42% MONTGOMER - 0% YELL 5,991 36% FRANKLIN 1,553 22% NEVADA - 0% FULTON - 0% NEWTON - 0% Table 8: Total Acres Planted, Soybean, ordered from largest to smallest, Arkansas Counties, 2016 County Total Acres % Irrigated County Total Acres % Irrigated County Total Acres % Irrigated STATE 3,102,677 74% MILLER 32,627 11% CARROLL - 0% MISSISSIPPI 280,705 67% INDEPENDENCE 23,161 68% CLEBURNE - 0% PHILLIPS 222,994 69% CONWAY 17,944 42% CLEVELAND - 0% CRITTNDEN 208,881 62% PULASKI 16,603 65% COLUMBIA - 0% POINSETT 176,288 91% LAFAYETTE 13,475 70% DALLAS - 0% ARKANSAS 151,548 99% CRAWFORD 13,025 20% FULTON - 0% CROSS 145,761 93% LITTLE RIVER 12,323 37% GARLAND - 0% SAINT FRA 141,928 80% POPE 7,758 41% GRANT - 0% CHICOT 140,195 86% FAULKNER 7,194 42% HEMPSTEAD - 0% LEE 135,721 67% LOGAN 6,213 13% HOWARD - 0% DESHA 130,318 95% YELL 5,991 36% MADISON - 0% JACKSON 118,425 85% CLARK 4,969 34% MARION - 0% WOODRUFF 118,017 84% SEBASTIAN 3,469 6% MONTGOMERY - 0% CLAY 107,735 87% JOHNSON 2,938 22% NEVADA - 0% CRAIGHEAD 107,638 96% PERRY 2,197 57% NEWTON - 0% LONOKE 107,174 97% HT SPRING 1,892 33% OUACHITA - 0% MONROE 105,084 96% FRANKLIN 1,553 22% PIKE - 0% PRAIRIE 99,531 96% STONE 1,284 0% POLK - 0% JEFFERSON 89,479 93% SEVIER 562 0% SALINE - 0% LAWRENCE 65,702 87% WASHNGTON 536 0% SCOTT - 0% GREENE 64,766 80% BENTON 457 0% SEARCY - 0% LINCOLN 61,133 99% IZARD 65 0% SHARP - 0% ASHLEY 48,551 98% BAXTER - 0% UNION - 0% DREW 33,011 97% BOONE - 0% VAN BUREN - 0% RANDOLPH 32,980 92% BRADLEY - 0% WHITE 32,875 86% CALHOUN - 0%
11 In 2016, USDA Farm Service Agency s certified rice planted acres for Arkansas was 1,404,026 acres. Rice planted acres in 2016 were up 10% from 2015 s rice crop. In 2015, USDA Farm Service Agency s certified rice planted acres for Arkansas were 1,280,006 acres. The top five counties in rice planted acres for Arkansas in 2016 were Jackson, Poinsett, Lawrence, Cross, and Lonoke. In 2016, these five counties planted 34% of the state s total rice acre.
12 Table 9: Total Acres Planted, Rice, Arkansas Counties, 2016 County Total Acres County Total Acres County Total Acres STATE 1,404,026 WHITE 9,335 GARLAND - JACKSON 99,830 ASHLEY 8,331 GRANT - POINSETT 98,700 LAFAYETTE 4,751 HEMPSTEAD - LAWRENCE 92,352 PULASKI 3,920 IZARD - CROSS 92,226 FAULKNER 3,552 JOHNSON - LONOKE 89,386 POPE 2,798 LOGAN - ARKANSAS 85,199 CLARK 2,102 MADISON - GREENE 78,186 PERRY 1,851 MARION - CLAY 75,523 CONWAY 1,503 MONTGOMERY - JEFFERSON 74,702 MILLER 1,082 NEVADA - MISSISSIPPI 63,806 YELL 730 NEWTON - CRAIGHEAD 63,014 HOT SPRING 468 OUACHITA - CRITTENDEN 60,128 LITTLE RIVER 346 PIKE - WOODRUFF 57,974 FRANKLIN 104 POLK - PRAIRIE 56,040 BAXTER - SALINE - MONROE 50,431 BENTON - SCOTT - SAINT FRANCIS 39,540 BOONE - SEARCY - CHICOT 35,524 BRADLEY - SEBASTIAN - PHILLIPS 31,872 CALHOUN - SEVIER - RANDOLPH 28,675 CARROLL - SHARP - LEE 24,132 CLEBURNE - STONE - LINCOLN 20,714 COLUMBIA - UNION - DESHA 18,731 CRAWFORD - WASHINGTON - DREW 13,590 DALLAS - INDEPENDENCE 12,876 FULTON - Table 10: Total Acres Planted, Rice, ordered largest to smallest, Arkansas Counties, 2016 County Total Acres County Total Acres County Total Acres STATE 1,404,026 GARLAND - OUACHITA - ARKANSAS 85,199 GRANT - PERRY 1,851 ASHLEY 8,331 GREENE 78,186 PHILLIPS 31,872 BAXTER - HEMPSTEAD - PIKE - BENTON - HOT SPRING 468 POINSETT 98,700 BOONE - INDEPENDENCE 12,876 POLK - BRADLEY - IZARD - POPE 2,798 CALHOUN - JACKSON 99,830 PRAIRIE 56,040 CARROLL - JEFFERSON 74,702 PULASKI 3,920 CHICOT 35,524 JOHNSON - RANDOLPH 28,675 CLARK 2,102 LAFAYETTE 4,751 SAINT FRANCIS 39,540 CLAY 75,523 LAWRENCE 92,352 SALINE - CLEBURNE - LEE 24,132 SCOTT - COLUMBIA - LINCOLN 20,714 SEARCY - CONWAY 1,503 LITTLE RIVER 346 SEBASTIAN - CRAIGHEAD 63,014 LOGAN - SEVIER - CRAWFORD - LONOKE 89,386 SHARP - CRITTENDEN 60,128 MADISON - STONE - CROSS 92,226 MARION - UNION - DALLAS - MILLER 1,082 WASHINGTON - DESHA 18,731 MISSISSIPPI 63,806 WHITE 9,335 DREW 13,590 MONROE 50,431 WOODRUFF 57,974 FAULKNER 3,552 MONTGOMERY - YELL 730 FRANKLIN 104 NEVADA - FULTON - NEWTON -
13 In 2016, USDA Farm Service Agency s certified cotton planted acres for Arkansas was 374,514. Cotton acres in 2016 increased 82% from 2015 s acreage. The top five counties for cotton planted acres in Arkansas were Mississippi, Craighead, Lee, Clay, and Ashley. The top five counties planted 65% of Arkansas total cotton acres. In 2015, 94% of Arkansas cotton acres were irrigated. The county with the largest planted acreage, Mississippi, irrigated 87% of the cotton acres planted.
14 Table 11: Total Acres Planted, Cotton, Arkansas Counties, 2016 County Total Acres % Irrigated County Total Acres % Irrigated County Total Acres % Irrigated STATE 205,901 96% GARLAND - 0% OUACHITA - 0% ARKANSAS - 0% GRANT - 0% PERRY - 0% ASHLEY 20, % GREENE 3,027 96% PHILLIPS 14,263 87% BAXTER - 0% HEMPSTEAD - 0% PIKE - 0% BENTON - 0% HOWARD - 0% POINSETT 19, % BOONE - 0% HOT SPRING - 0% POLK - 0% BRADLEY - 0% INDEPENDENCE - 0% POPE - 0% CALHOUN - 0% IZARD - 0% PRAIRIE % CARROLL - 0% JACKSON % PULASKI % CHICOT 12,361 92% JEFFERSON 4,108 99% RANDOLPH - 0% CLARK 233 0% JOHNSON - 0% SAINT FRANCIS 16, % CLAY 31,166 99% LAFAYETTE - 0% SALINE - 0% CLEBURNE - 0% LAWRENCE % SCOTT - 0% CLEVELAND - 0% LEE 39,005 89% SEARCY - 0% COLUMBIA - 0% LINCOLN 12, % SEBASTIAN - 0% CONWAY - 0% LITTLE RIVER - 0% SEVIER - 0% CRAIGHEAD 67,424 99% LOGAN - 0% SHARP - 0% CRAWFORD - 0% LONOKE 4, % STONE - 0% CRITTENDEN 14,268 73% MADISON - 0% UNION - 0% CROSS 3, % MARION - 0% VAN BUREN - 0% DALLAS - 0% MILLER - 0% WASHINGTON - 0% DESHA 14, % MISSISSIPPI 84,097 87% WHITE - 0% DREW 6, % MONROE 3,412 96% WOODRUFF 2, % FAULKNER - 0% MONTGOMERY - 0% YELL - 0% FRANKLIN - 0% NEVADA - 0% FULTON - 0% NEWTON - 0% Table 12: Total Acres Planted, Cotton, ordered from largest to smallest, Arkansas Counties, 2016 County Total Acres % Irrigated County Total Acres % Irrigated County Total Acres % Irrigated STATE 205,901 96% BAXTER - 0% MADISON - 0% MISSISSIPPI 84,097 87% BENTON - 0% MARION - 0% CRAIGHEAD 67,424 99% BOONE - 0% MILLER - 0% LEE 39,005 89% BRADLEY - 0% MONTGOMERY - 0% CLAY 31,166 99% CALHOUN - 0% NEVADA - 0% ASHLEY 20, % CARROLL - 0% NEWTON - 0% POINSETT 19, % CLEBURNE - 0% OUACHITA - 0% SAINT FRANCIS 16, % CLEVELAND - 0% PERRY - 0% DESHA 14, % COLUMBIA - 0% PIKE - 0% CRITTENDEN 14,268 73% CONWAY - 0% POLK - 0% PHILLIPS 14,263 87% CRAWFORD - 0% POPE - 0% CHICOT 12,361 92% DALLAS - 0% RANDOLPH - 0% LINCOLN 12, % FAULKNER - 0% SALINE - 0% DREW 6, % FRANKLIN - 0% SCOTT - 0% LONOKE 4, % FULTON - 0% SEARCY - 0% JEFFERSON 4,108 99% GARLAND - 0% SEBASTIAN - 0% MONROE 3,412 96% GRANT - 0% SEVIER - 0% CROSS 3, % HEMPSTEAD - 0% SHARP - 0% GREENE 3,027 96% HOT SPRING - 0% STONE - 0% WOODRUFF 2, % HOWARD - 0% UNION - 0% PRAIRIE % INDEPENDENCE - 0% VAN BUREN - 0% LAWRENCE % IZARD - 0% WASHINGTON - 0% JACKSON % JOHNSON - 0% WHITE - 0% CLARK 233 0% LAFAYETTE - 0% YELL - 0% PULASKI % LITTLE RIVER - 0% ARKANSAS - 0% LOGAN - 0%
15 The top five counties in Arkansas for peanut acres in Arkansas in 2016 were Mississippi, Craighead, Lawrence, Randolph, and Lee. In 2016 peanut acres in Arkansas increased 43% from The total peanut acreage for Arkansas in 2016 was 23,089. Table 13: Total Acres Planted, Peanuts, Arkansas Counties, 2016 County Total Acres County Total Acres STATE 23,089 PHILLIPS 763 MISSISSIPPI 6,616 GREENE 707 CRAIGHEAD 6,107 WOODRUFF 607 LAWRENCE 3,405 CRITTENDEN 503 RANDOLPH 2,185 CLAY 306 LEE 1,754 ASHLEY 135 The top five counties in Arkansas for fruit acreage for 2016 were Mississippi, Lincoln, Clay, Franklin, and Craighead. The USDA Farm Service Agency s certified acres for 2015 in Arkansas was 2,843. The top five counties accounted for 59% of Arkansas certified fruit acres. Fruit planted acres include apples, blueberries, caneberries, cantaloupes, grapes, nectarines, peaches, plums, strawberries, and watermelons.
16 The top five counties for pecan acreage in Arkansas for 2016 were Little River, Miller, Lonoke, Jefferson, and Conway. The USDA Farm Service Agency s certified acres for pecans in 2015 was 7,130. The top five counties account for 81% of Arkansas certified pecan acres. The top five counties for sweet potato planted acres in Arkansas for 2016 were Cross, St. Francis, Phillips, Chicot, and Pulaski. The USDA Farm Service Agency s certified acres for sweet potatoes was 4,111 acres. The top five counties accounted for 64% of Arkansas certified sweet potato planted acres. The top five counties for vegetable acreage in Arkansas for 2016 were Mississippi, Lincoln, Jefferson, Bradley, and Ashley. The USDA Farm Service Agency s other vegetable planted acres for 2016 was 4,118 acres. The top five counties accounted for 76% of Arkansas other vegetable planted acres in The other vegetable planted acres include peas, cucumbers, eggplant, okra, and peppers.
17 Reference: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Farm Service Agency (USDA, FSA). Crop Acreage Data. Internet Site: (Accessed January 2017).
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