Pesticide Use Reporting – 2022 Summary Data
DPR’s Pesticide Use Annual Report includes both short-term and long-term pesticide use trends. Use changes from one year to the next reflect short-term variability in pesticide use. Pesticide use is dependent on many factors that can vary unpredictably year over year, including drought conditions, weather, crop selection and other variables. DPR monitors pesticide use data for longer-term trends to inform actions to mitigate potential impacts to human health and the environment and to inform California’s transition to safer, more sustainable pest management. The table below highlights the 10-year trend line between 2013 and 2022. Biopesticides and oils (listed at the top of the table with green text) are considered to be safer, more sustainable lower-toxicity pesticides while the other use categories (listed in red text) are considered to be higher-risk.
2022 Statewide Report
Pesticide Use Annual Reports
Statewide Data Tables
Pesticide Use Report Lists
Pesticide use is summarized by the pounds applied, agricultural applications, and cumulative acres treated. Tables are organized by chemical, commodity (site), or by both.
Pesticide Category Lists
Pesticide use is summarized by total pounds applied or by cumulative acres treated for eight different pesticide categories over ten years: reproductive toxicity, carcinogens, cholinesterase inhibitors, ground water contaminants, toxic air contaminants, fumigants, oils, and biopesticides.
Pounds Applied:
Cumulative Acres Treated:
Top 100 Lists
The top 100 commodities (sites) or chemicals, ranked by the total pounds applied or cumulative acres treated.
County Data Tables
Top Five Lists for Each County
The top five commodities (sites) or chemicals are listed for each county, ranked by total pounds applied or by cumulative acres treated. Tables are organized by chemical, commodity (site), or by both.
County Totals
2022 County Summary Reports:
Indexed by Commodity:
Indexed by Chemical:
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