10/21/2026
Solano County's diversity is also in its crop production. A must read 💚
Harvest is nearly in across Solano County, and planting season has already started.
Almonds and processing tomatoes are done. The last Chandler walnuts are coming off now. Right behind them, fields are being worked for winter wheat and cover crops, and our ranchers are watching the sky for the first rain to green up winter pasture.
That steady turnover is how one county grows more than 100 crops and commodities. In 2025 it added up to a record $476.21 million, according to the Solano County Crop and Livestock Report.
Solano County Farm Bureau members, send us a photo of your fall field work at [email protected] or message this page, and we will share the best ones here.