What Is the Largest Cabbage

The heaviest cabbage weighed 62.71 kg (138.25 lb) and was presented at the Alaska State Fair by Scott A. Robb (USA) in Palmer, Alaska, USA, on 31 August 2012.

What is the biggest head of cabbage?

The current world record holder is Scott Robb who hails from Palmer, Alaska, with a head of cabbage weighing in at a whopping 138.25 pounds (62.71 kilos) at the 2012 Alaska State Fair.

How big is the biggest turnip?

The heaviest turnip weighs 29.00 kg (63lb 14oz), and was achieved by Damien Allard (Canada), as verified in Carleton-sur-Mer, Canada, on 2 November 2020. Damien had his eye on this record title for a long time. In 2016 he planted a 7 kg turnip, and out of curiosity, he checked the record holder, which measured 17.7 kg.

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