Tulare highlight
Agricultural center of the southern San Joaquin Valley
Tulare County is the most productive agricultural county in the United States by revenue, generating over three billion dollars annually from dairy, orchards, and field crops.
The San Joaquin Valley, stretching across central California, is one of the world's most productive agricultural regions. It supplies a significant portion of America's fruits, nuts and vegetables, with crops including grapes, almonds, citrus, cotton, and dozens of specialty vegetables. Tulare County, at the heart of this valley, generates the highest agricultural revenue of any county in the nation, with the dairy industry alone bringing in more than one billion dollars annually.
Orchards and dairy operations in Tulare County represent generations of farming families and modern agricultural enterprises. The World Ag Expo, held annually in Tulare County, is recognized as the world's largest agricultural exposition, drawing farmers, equipment manufacturers and agricultural professionals from across the globe. Cattle ranching, sheep operations and almond groves supplement the dairy industry, creating a diversified agricultural economy that extends across thousands of acres.
The agricultural economy in Tulare County shapes the character of its communities and the financial priorities of its families. Farming families and agricultural workers often have specialized insurance needs reflecting the scale and seasonality of their operations, making it worthwhile to shop carefully for coverage that matches both the risks and the budget.