000616 Blueberries

United States Department
of Agriculture

NASS

National Agricultural
Statistics Service

FORM APPROVED
O.M.B. NUMBER 0538-0039

Blueberry Processing

QID 000616

USDA, NASS, Michigan Field
Office Service
P.O. Box 26248
Lansing, Michigan 48909-6248
(517) 324-53~)X (517) 324-5299
E-mail: [email protected]

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November 2006
In order to accurately estimate production and
value of the 2006 blueberry crop, each processor
of blueberries is being asked to supply the
following data. Response is voluntary and not
required by law. However, cooperation is very
important in order to estimate accurately
blueberry production and value. Your individual
report is confidential and used only in
combination with other reports for statistical
purposes. Please promptly return this report in
the enclosed postage paid envelope, or fax it to
(517)324-5299.

Quantity
Pounds
Total quantity of the 2006 blueberry crop
processed at this site. If you are a grower,
include blueberries you produced and those
purchased from other growers ..........
2. How many of the total pounds in item 1
were processed under contract for a
cooperative or other processor?. ........

Average Raw Product
Purchase Price at
Processing Plant Door 1/
Cen~perpound

¢
11 If you process only your own
blueberries, leave blank.

3. How many pounds were grown outside
Michigan?
(state)

Utilization of Blueberries for Processing:

Quantity
Pounds

4.

a. Canned .........................
b. Frozen ..........................
c. Other ...........................

Total(should equalquantityinltem 1) ......

Reported

Telephon

Date

According to the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, no persons are required to respond to a collection of information unless it displays a valid OME~ control number. The
time required to con~ptete this information collection is est~nlated to average 10 minutes per response.