Queen Anne’s County Farm Bureau

Queen Anne's County is home to one of Maryland's strongest agricultural economies, with a diverse industry that includes grain and row crop production, poultry and livestock farming, specialty crops, and a growing agritourism sector. Queen Anne's County is home to 505 farms encompassing more than 162,000 acres, making it the second-largest county in Maryland by farmland acreage. Agriculture generated more than $283 million in market value of products sold in 2022, reflecting the industry's vital role in supporting local jobs, businesses, and the county's economy. Corn, soybeans, and wheat are among the county's leading crops, while poultry and livestock production remain significant contributors to agricultural success. Beyond production agriculture, agritourism, farm markets, and community events help connect residents and visitors with the county's rich farming heritage, making agriculture an essential part of Queen Anne's County's identity and long-term economic stability.