Highest-paying states for agricultural workers, all other
California leads at $53,090 a year. Pay is not adjusted for local prices; see each page for the cost-of-living view.
| Place | Median | 25th–75th |
|---|---|---|
| California | $53,090 | $38,270–$74,880 |
| Hawaii | $46,650 | $44,730–$56,330 |
| Ohio | $43,540 | $32,200–$67,800 |
| Montana | $42,130 | $37,080–$49,440 |
| Kentucky | $39,970 | $39,970–$39,970 |
| Texas | $39,570 | $27,450–$45,650 |
| Georgia | $39,310 | $34,190–$47,250 |
| Oregon | $38,930 | $33,090–$44,320 |
| Idaho | $38,790 | $38,030–$44,360 |
| Louisiana | $38,160 | $33,120–$52,990 |
| Wisconsin | $37,720 | $35,380–$37,960 |
| Maryland | $37,680 | $36,050–$43,800 |
| Oklahoma | $35,140 | $35,140–$43,930 |
| Arkansas | $33,490 | $30,540–$46,070 |
| Florida | $33,280 | $31,200–$36,740 |
| Tennessee | $33,080 | $29,090–$37,210 |
| Michigan | $28,950 | $25,960–$33,790 |
| West Virginia | $24,960 | $20,800–$28,080 |
Data period: BLS OEWS May 2025.