According to the USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service, the top 10 agricultural products of Michigan in 2020 by revenue were:
1. Soybeans - 5.1 million acres - $2.63 billion
2. Corn - 2.4 million acres - $1.63 billion
3. Dairy products - N/A - $1.54 billion
4. Cattle and calves - N/A - $1.04 billion
5. Vegetables - 157,000 acres - $934 million
6. Wheat - 580,000 acres - $292 million
7. Nursery and greenhouse - N/A - $241 million
8. Fruits and tree nuts - 112,000 acres - $209 million
9. Sugar beets - 142,000 acres - $190 million
10. Hogs - N/A - $180 million
It's worth noting that Michigan is also a major producer of blueberries, cherries, and potatoes, which may not be reflected in these statistics.
1. Soybeans - 5.1 million acres - $2.63 billion
2. Corn - 2.4 million acres - $1.63 billion
3. Dairy products - N/A - $1.54 billion
4. Cattle and calves - N/A - $1.04 billion
5. Vegetables - 157,000 acres - $934 million
6. Wheat - 580,000 acres - $292 million
7. Nursery and greenhouse - N/A - $241 million
8. Fruits and tree nuts - 112,000 acres - $209 million
9. Sugar beets - 142,000 acres - $190 million
10. Hogs - N/A - $180 million
It's worth noting that Michigan is also a major producer of blueberries, cherries, and potatoes, which may not be reflected in these statistics.