Market Intelligence
Dill wholesale prices
Current wholesale prices for dill across the US terminal markets, from USDA AMS Terminal Market reports. Current through September 4, 2026.
52 weeks across every market
Weekly medians, 2025-09-07 to 2026-08-30. Every market carrying dill, combined.
Dill by market, dearest first
| Terminal market | $/lb | Quotes | Market page | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Chicago, IL | $9.00 | 34 | All crops |
| 2 | Miami, FL | $5.50 | 34 | All crops |
| 3 | Los Angeles, CA | $4.63 | 68 | All crops |
Chicago is paying $9.00 per pound against Los Angeles at $4.63 — a 95% spread across markets for the same crop.
Priced in 3 of the 8 markets that report dill. Median of 136 convertible quotes out of 578 listings seen in the last 45 days — the rest quote packs with no weight to divide by.
Markets we can't price honestly
Detroit, MI reported 102 dill listings, but every pack it quotes (cartons bunched) is a count or volume pack with no net weight. New York, NY reported 98 dill listings, but every pack it quotes (1/2 bushel cartons bunched, cartons bunched) is a count or volume pack with no net weight. Boston, MA reported 68 dill listings, but every pack it quotes (crates bunched) is a count or volume pack with no net weight. Philadelphia, PA reported 23 dill listings, but every pack it quotes (1/2 bushel cartons bunched, cartons bunched) is a count or volume pack with no net weight. Baltimore, MD reported 15 dill listings, but every pack it quotes (cartons bunched) is a count or volume pack with no net weight. Dividing a price by a guessed weight is how you get a fake premium, so these are named and left out of the ranking rather than estimated.
Varieties quoted
A blended dill median hides real money — the varieties of one crop can span several times low to high. The app prices each variety on its own.
Common questions
What is the wholesale price of dill today?
The median wholesale price for dill is $5.13 per pound across 3 US terminal markets, from $4.63 in Los Angeles to $9.00 in Chicago. That figure is from USDA AMS Terminal Market reports and is current through September 4, 2026.
Which US terminal market pays the most for dill?
Chicago, IL currently pays the most for dill at $9.00 per pound, and Los Angeles, CA the least at $4.63 per pound — a spread of $4.38 per pound across markets for the same crop.
How many markets is dill priced in?
Dill is priced in 3 of the 8 US terminal markets that report it. The median is drawn from 136 convertible quotes out of 578 listings seen in the last 45 days.
Why is dill not priced in every market that reports it?
Detroit, MI, New York, NY, Boston, MA, Philadelphia, PA and Baltimore, MD report dill only in packs that carry no net weight — cartons bunched — so there is no honest way to convert those quotes to a price per pound. They are named here rather than dropped, because a missing row otherwise reads as no change.
Which varieties of dill does USDA quote?
USDA currently quotes Baby and With Root for dill in these markets. Varieties can differ several-fold in price, so a single blended median is nobody's actual price — the application prices each variety on its own.
How often is the dill price updated?
Every trading day. USDA publishes terminal market reports on business days, and this page shows the most recent report for each market, currently through September 4, 2026.
Is the price you were offered fair?
Put a buyer's number against the range dill actually sold in this week, see who pays what from the field to the shelf, and track the markets you can reach.