Worcester Business Journal

October 19, 2026

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10 Worcester Business Journal | October 19, 2026 | wbjournal.com ECONOMIC FORECAST 2023 Community Let's Plan YOUR NEXT EVENT. Boylston, MA Minutes from Worcester Full-Service Support Events for up to 220 guests A venue for Central Massachusetts businesses—with flexible spaces, great food and golf. MEET • CELEBRATE • CONNECT • PLAY Corporate Meetings & Seminars Holiday Parties Golf Outings Networking Events Team & Client Events THE CHOICE IS CYPRIAN Worcester County is the leading county in Massachusetts for total number of farms with 1,623 which represents over 90,000 acres of farmland at an average farm size of 56 acres. e market value of products sold totals over $87 million in commodity sales. Livestock sales account for the remaining 28% of the market. Egg-laying hens is the dominating livestock sector, followed by cattle, broilers (meat-type chickens), turkeys, horses (represents equestrian and recreational farms), sheep, goats, and pigs/hogs. Crop sales account for 72% of the market. The top crops produced in Worcester County include hay, vegetables, corn for silage, apples, and Christmas trees. Source: 2022 USDA Census of Agriculture

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