Water Fact Sheet: Berries (Misc.) | California Crop Water Facts

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78.3

gallons of irrigation water applied per serving

One serving = 4.9 oz

California harvest, 2022: 30 acres across 1 county.

The same volume as

🥛

1,253

Glass of Water (8 oz)

🍶

626

Water Bottle (16 oz)

🪣

15.7

5-Gallon Bucket

🛁

2.17

Bathtub (36 gal)

About this figure The gallons shown are irrigation water applied to grow berries (misc.) in California, divided by the servings the 2022 harvest produced. Applied water per acre comes from the DWR California Water Plan estimate for the crop category (truck, nursery and berry crops); harvested acres and production come from the 2022 county agricultural commissioners' reports; the serving size comes from USDA. The result is a production-weighted statewide average of applied water only; rainfall is excluded.

Sources

Applied water: California Department of Water Resources, California Water Plan crop-category applied water.

Acreage and production: county agricultural commissioners' reports, 2022 crop year, compiled by CDFA and USDA NASS.

Serving size: USDA.

Figures as of September 25, 2026.

How to cite

California Crop Water Fact Sheet: Berries (Misc.). conciseVerbosity, September 25, 2026. https://api.conciseverbosity.com/water-facts/berries-misc.html

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