020010 Fruit

Fruit, Nuts, and Specialty Crops

0039-Fruit Disp-07-020010-OR

Fruit, Nuts, and Specialty Crops

OMB: 0535-0039

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Project Code 134 QID 20010

OMB No. 0535-0039: Approval Expires 11/30/2007

Sweet and Tart Cherries, Peaches, Prunes and Plums Production and Disposition Inquiry

2006 Crop

NATIONAL

AGRICULTURAL

STATISTICS

SERVICE



Oregon Field Office

1220 S.W. 3rd Ave. Room 1735

Portland, OR 97204

Phone 503-326-2131, Fax 503-326-2549

[email protected]


Please make corrections to name, address and Zip Code, if necessary.


* * * Please return by November 13 * *

Dear Oregon Fruit Grower:


Please help ensure reliable estimates of production, use, and season average prices for the 2006 Oregon cherry, peach, and prune and plum crops. Response to this survey is voluntary and not required by law. However,

your report is needed to produce accurate estimates.

Your report is important, even if you did not produce fruit this year.


Please complete and return this report in the enclosed envelope. By law, your report is kept confidential. Thank you for your help.





This questionnaire inquires about sweet cherries, tart cherries, peaches, and prunes and plums.

Please complete the sections that apply to the orchard(s) you operate.

Include orchards rented or leased from others, but do not include orchards rented to others.





1. Total acres of land you operate


100


2. Of the total land you operate, how many acres are cropland?


300



3. What was your peak number of hired workers (part-time or full-time)

on any one day in 2006?


885


4. a. Did you produce organically grown cherries in 2006?

b. If yes, were they certified organic?

YES NO

YES NO


5. a. Did you produce organically grown peaches in 2006?

b. If yes, were they certified organic?

YES NO

YES NO


6. a. Did you produce organically grown prunes or plums in 2006?

b. If yes, were they certified organic?

YES NO

YES NO









Respondent Date_________________________

2006 Sweet and Tart Cherries






Sweet cherries


Tart cherries



7. Total pounds of cherries harvested in 2006 =

001




021






8. Of the total harvested, how many pounds were:



Pounds


Price received

cents / pound



Pounds


Price received

cents / pound


a. Sold for fresh market as:

(1) FOB sales of packed fruit?

(Include fresh sales through co-ops) +


002


003


022


023


(2) local sales at roadside stands, U-pick,

and other direct sales to consumers? +


004



005


024


025


(3) bulk sales to packers, truckers, or retailers?

(Include orchard run) +


006


007


026


027

b. Sold for commercial processing for:

(1) brining? +

008



009

028

029

(2) canning?..................................................................

010

011

030

031

(3) freezing?.................................................................

012

013

032

033

(4) drying? .................................................................






c. used on your farm or given away?

(Include donations, friends, workers, etc.) +

014



034




d. harvested but not sold because of poor quality,

marketing restrictions or other reasons?. +

015





035



9. Estimated pounds not harvested because of weather conditions, insect or disease damage, labor shortages, low prices or other economic reasons? …………………..

016





036






10. What were your cherry related harvest costs in 2006?

(Include expenses for picking, hauling, box rental, etc.) ?

017



4/lb.

037


4/lb.


11. How many acres of cherries do you operate?


018




038



12. How many acres of cherries did you remove in 2006?


019


039



13. How many acres of cherries did you plant in 2006?


020


040




Please comment about the 2006 cherry crop in your growing area:








2006 Peaches






Number

of Boxes


Average price

received

(dollars per box)


14. Total boxes of peaches harvested in 2006 =


101


Price at local

shipping point

before deducting

packing and

marketing charges


15. Of the total harvested, how many boxes were:




a. Sold for fresh market as:

(1) FOB sales of packed fruit?

(Include fresh sales through co-ops) +


102


103

(2) local sales at roadside stands, U-pick,

and other direct sales to consumers?.................................


104


105


(3) bulk sales to packers, truckers, or retailers?

(Include orchard run) +


106


107

b. Sold for commercial processing for:

(1) canning +

108

109

(2) other processing?................................................................

110

111


c. used on your farm or given away?

(Include donations, friends, workers, etc.) +

112






d. harvested but not sold because of poor quality,

marketing restrictions or other reasons?....................................


113




16. Estimated boxes not harvested because of weather

conditions, insect or disease damage, labor shortages,

low prices or other economic reasons?.....................................


114








17. What were your peach related harvest costs for 2006?

(Include expenses for picking, hauling, supervision, box rental, etc.) ……….


115



$/box



18. How many pounds do your peach boxes weigh?


116





19. How many acres of peaches do you operate? ………………………………………..


117




20. How many acres of peaches did you remove in 2006?


118




21. How many acres of peaches did you plant in 2006?


119



Please comment about the 2006 peach crop in your growing area:

2006 Prunes & Plums






Pounds


Average price

received

(cents per pound)


22. Pounds of prunes and plums harvested for all purposes in 2006


201


Price at local

shipping point

before deducting

packing and

marketing charges


23. Of the total harvested, how many pounds were:





a. Sold for fresh market as:

(1) FOB sales of packed fruit?

(Include fresh sales through co-ops)


202


203


(2) local sales at roadside stands, U-pick, and other

direct sales to consumers? ………………………………………….


204


205


(3) bulk sales to packers, truckers, or retailers?

(Include orchard run)


206


207


b. sold for commercial processing?

(Include sales through co-ops)


208


209


c. sold dried?


210


Dried Pounds


211



(1) green weight of pounds sold dried


212


Green Pounds





d. used in your household or given away?


213




  1. harvested but not sold because of poor quality

marketing restrictions or other reasons?


214




24. Estimated pounds of not harvested because of weather conditions, insect or disease damage, labor shortages, low prices,

or other economic reasons?................................................................


215











25. What were your prune and plum related harvest costs for 2006?

(Include expenses for picking, hauling, supervision, box rental etc.)………………………



216



¢/lb.



26. How many acres of prunes and plums do you operate?..................................................



217

27. How many acres of prunes and plums did you remove in 2006? …………………………


218

28. How many acres of prunes and plums did you plant in 2006? ……………………………


219


Please comment about the 2006 prune and plum crop in your growing area:














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