Baja California is a state located in the northwest of Mexico, known for its fertile valleys and diverse agriculture. Here are the top 10 agricultural products of Baja California, along with their approximate acreage and revenue:
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Grapes: Grapes are a major crop in Baja California, with an approximate acreage of 30,000 hectares and a revenue of around $1.5 billion. They are mainly grown in the regions of Valle de Guadalupe and San Vicente.
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Tomatoes: Tomatoes are an important vegetable crop in Baja California, with an approximate acreage of 10,000 hectares and a revenue of around $200 million. They are mainly grown in the regions of San Quintin and Mexicali.
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Strawberries: Strawberries are a popular fruit in Baja California, with an approximate acreage of 3,500 hectares and a revenue of around $150 million. They are mainly grown in the regions of San Quintin and Ensenada.
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Avocados: Avocados are a popular fruit in Baja California, with an approximate acreage of 2,500 hectares and a revenue of around $50 million. They are mainly grown in the regions of Ensenada and Tecate.
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Asparagus: Asparagus is a vegetable that is grown in Baja California, with an approximate acreage of 2,000 hectares and a revenue of around $100 million. They are mainly grown in the regions of San Quintin and Ensenada.
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Citrus Fruits: Citrus fruits, such as oranges, lemons, and grapefruits, are grown in Baja California, with an approximate acreage of 1,500 hectares and a revenue of around $60 million. They are mainly grown in the regions of San Quintin and Mexicali.
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Olives: Olives are a crop that is grown in Baja California, with an approximate acreage of 1,000 hectares and a revenue of around $20 million. They are mainly grown in the regions of Ensenada and Tecate.
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Cucumbers: Cucumbers are a vegetable that is grown in Baja California, with an approximate acreage of 500 hectares and a revenue of around $10 million. They are mainly grown in the regions of San Quintin and Mexicali.
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Chilies: Chilies are a staple vegetable in Mexican cuisine, and Baja California is a major producer, with an approximate acreage of 400 hectares and a revenue of around $8 million. They are mainly grown in the regions of San Quintin and Mexicali.
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Dates: Dates are a crop that is grown in Baja California, with an approximate acreage of 100 hectares and a revenue of around $2 million. They are mainly grown in the region of San Felipe.