Cherries Area Harvested by Country
Cherry cultivation varies globally, with Turkey leading in total harvested area. This analysis highlights the top cherry-producing regions and trends in cherry farming.
Which Country Has the Largest Cherry Cultivation Area?
Turkey ranks first with 79,862 hectares, followed by Chile with 63,495 hectares and the United States with 35,208 hectares.
Top Countries by Cherry Harvested Area
Turkey: 79,862 ha
Chile: 63,495 ha
United States: 35,208 ha
Syria: 31,005 ha
Italy: 28,360 ha
Spain: 28,340 ha
Iran: 20,459 ha
Greece: 16,460 ha
Uzbekistan: 16,440 ha
Russia: 11,299 ha
Why Does Turkey Lead in Cherry Cultivation?
Turkey's climate, soil quality, and extensive agricultural infrastructure contribute to its dominance in cherry production.
How Does Cherry Cultivation Vary Across Continents?
Europe, North America, and Asia dominate cherry farming, with major producers like Turkey, the U.S., and Iran benefiting from favorable conditions.
Factors Influencing Cherry Cultivation
Climate, altitude, and soil conditions impact cherry farming. Countries with modern irrigation and pest control systems achieve higher productivity.
Trends in Global Cherry Production
With growing consumer demand, cherry farming is expanding, especially in regions like Chile and Uzbekistan, where export potential is increasing.
