Top-5 Cauliflower Producing States in India in 2025, Know About Them

Cauliflower is a popular vegetable that many people like to eat in India. It is rich in vitamins and fiber and is a healthy food for everyone. Cauliflower grows well in cool weather and fertile soil. There are many states in India that produce large amounts of cauliflower. Let’s know about the top-5 states that grow the most cauliflower in the country.

Cauliflower Production in the World

Cauliflower production in the world is quite large, with over 26 million tonnes grown each year. China and India are the main producers, growing a big part of all the cauliflower in the world.

Top-5 Cauliflower Producing States in India in 2025

Cauliflower is a  popular vegetable grown in many states of India. It is healthy, rich in vitamins, and used in many dishes. Here are the top-5 states that produce the most cauliflower in India:

  • West Bengal
  • Madhya Pradesh
  • Bihar
  • Gujarat
  • Odisha

West Bengal

West Bengal is the largest producer of cauliflower in India. It produced about 1,998.2 kilotonnes in 2023-24. West Bengal grows cauliflower in many districts, including Nadia, North 24 Parganas, South 24 Parganas, and Hooghly. The state covers about 799.1 square kilometers of land for growing this crop.

Madhya Pradesh

Madhya Pradesh is the second-largest producer of cauliflower in the country. It produced about 1,455.38 kilotonnes in 2023-24. The main area for growing cauliflower in Madhya Pradesh is Indore. The total land used for growing this vegetable is about 663.6 square kilometers.

Bihar

Bihar comes in third place with a production of about 1,118.9 kilotonnes in 2023-24. The main area growing cauliflower in Bihar is Samastipur. The state cultivated it on about 698 square kilometers of land.

Gujarat

Gujarat stands fourth in cauliflower production in India. It produced about 785.3 kilotonnes in 2023-24. The main regions growing cauliflower in Gujarat are Mehsana and Kheda. The total land used for growing this vegetable is about 340.6 square kilometers.

Odisha

Odisha is the fifth-largest producer of cauliflower in India. It produced about 736.81 kilometers in 2023-24. The main areas growing this vegetable in Odisha are Sundargarh and Ganjam. The total land under cauliflower cultivation is about 465.9 square kilometers.

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