US Hemp Acreage Statistics by State

• Texas6,700 acresacres planted
• Other states (NASS withheld detail)4,860 acresacres planted (aggregate)
• Kentucky4,800 acresacres planted
• California4,000 acresacres planted
• Nebraska3,300 acresacres planted
• Kansas3,200 acresacres planted
• Colorado3,000 acresacres planted
• Oklahoma3,000 acresacres planted
• Minnesota2,700 acresacres planted
• Washington2,600 acresacres planted
• Montana2,350 acresacres planted
• North Dakota2,200 acresacres planted
• South Dakota1,180 acresacres planted
• North Carolina1,150 acresacres planted
• Ohio920 acresacres planted
• Illinois730 acresacres planted
• Wisconsin550 acresacres planted
• Tennessee335 acresacres planted
• Michigan280 acresacres planted
• Iowa205 acresacres planted
• Pennsylvania170 acresacres planted
• Louisiana160 acresacres planted
• New York150 acresacres planted
• Virginia135 acresacres planted
• Alabama120 acresacres planted
• South Carolina75 acresacres planted
• Utah71 acresacres planted
• Maryland70 acresacres planted
• Connecticut67 acresacres planted
• Missouri60 acresacres planted
• Vermont54 acresacres planted
• Florida29 acresacres planted
• New Jersey23 acresacres planted
• West Virginia14 acresacres planted
• Maine9 acresacres planted

“Other states” is a USDA NASS aggregate for states where individual state names and detail are withheld for confidentiality. Acreage still reflects active industrial hemp production in those states — it is not a separate geography.