Hawaii Fruit Survey
January 2010		NATIONAL
AGRICULTURAL
STATISTICS
SERVICE	
Project Code 134          QID 815003		OMB No. 0535-0039    Approval Expires 1/31/2010	

USDA, NASS, Hawaii Field Office
1428 S. King Street
Honolulu, HI  96814
Oahu: (808) 973-9588
Toll Free: 1-800-804-9514 
Fax: (808) 973-2909
E-mail: nass-hi@nass.usda.gov	
Your help is needed to estimate Hawaii’s fruit crops. Authority to collect information on the Hawaii Fruit Survey is Title 7, Section 2204 of the U.S. Code. The information will be used to compile and to publish estimates for county and state levels. Response is voluntary and all answers are confidential and appreciated. Someone may be contacting you to offer assistance in completing the questionnaire. Please return this form in the enclosed envelope which needs no stamp.

	Please return by
	February 5, 2010

Please make any corrections to your name, address, and ZIP Code directly above.   

If your operation is known by another name, please enter it here:
_____________________________________________

SECTION A - Fruit screening (check U what applies to you)

Grew fruit in 2009.
	Please continue with SECTION B, page 2

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Intend to grow fruit in 2010.
	Please continue with SECTION B, page 2

Still farming but no longer growing any fruits. I grow/raise: _________________________  	
	Please complete SECTION I – Conclusion, page 8

No longer farming since date:                    .  Please circle the reason: deceased, retired, quit farming, temporarily not farming, sold farm, never farmed, or other (specify:_____________).  If your operation has been sold, leased, or turned over to someone else, please write the new operator's name, address, and phone number below: 	
	
	Name                                         Address                                                                Phone________
	Please complete  SECTION I – Conclusion, page 8

What is inside...
	Section B 	Banana 	Page 2 
	Section C 	Avocado, Guava 	Page 2
	Section D 	Citrus 	Page 3
	Section E 	Pineapple 	Page 3
	Section F 	Tropical Specialty Fruits 	Page 4-6
(Abiu, Atemoya, Breadfruit, Cacao, Caimito, Canistel, Cherimoya, Dragonfruit, Durian, Fig, Jaboticaba, Jackfruit, Kitembilla, Langsat, Longan, Loquat, Lulo, Lychee, Mamey Sapote, Mango, Mangosteen, Mysore Raspberry, Passion Fruit, Persimmon, Poha, Rambutan, Rollina, Sapodilla, Soursop, Starfruit, Strawberry, Tropical Apricot, White Sapote, and others)
	Section G 	Processed Tropical Specialty Fruits 	Page 6
	Section H	Papaya	Page 7
	Section I	Conclusion	Page 8

SECTION B - Banana

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Did you grow any banana during 2009?

20-2

	 Yes - Please report for your operation below.

	 No - Do you intend to plant banana in 2010?    	Yes	No

Banana
variety	Total
acreage
2009 	Harvested acreage
2009	New acreage
planted in
2009	Fresh sales
2009	Average
fresh farm
price 1	
21
Bluefield 2	1

acre	2

acre	3

acre	4

pounds	5

cents/lb	
22
Cavendish 3	1

acre	2

acre	3

acre	4

pounds	5

cents/lb	
23
Hawaii Apple 4	1

acre	2

acre	3

acre	4

pounds	5

cents/lb	
24
Other (Specify)	1

acre	2

acre	3

acre	4

pounds	5

cents/lb	
25
Total	1

acre	2

acre	3

acre	4

pounds	5

cents/lb	
	1 Farm price should exclude commission and freight cost.
	2 Bluefield includes Dwarf Bluefield (Cocos).
	3 Cavendish includes Chinese, Williams, Valery (Robusta, Taiwan, North Banana, Tall Mons Mari, and Grand Nain).
	4 Hawaii Apple includes Dwarf Hawaii Apple and Apple bananas, formerly called Brazilian.

SECTION C - Avocado and Guava

11-1

11-2

Did you grow any avocado or guava during 2009?

	 Yes - Please report for your operation below.

	 No - Do you intend to plant avocado or guava in 2010? 	Yes	No
		If you intend to plant avocado or guava, circle which you intend to plant.	

Crop	Total
acreage
2009	Harvested
acreage
2009	New acreage
planted in
2009	Fresh sales
2009	Average
fresh farm
price 1	
41
Avocado	1

acre	2

acre	3

acre	4

pounds	5

cents/lb	
42
Guava: Pink	1

acre	2

acre	3

acre	4

pounds	5

cents/lb	
43
Guava: White	1

acre	2

acre	3

acre	4

pounds	5

cents/lb	
	1 Farm price should exclude commission and freight cost.

Go to the next section
Hawaii Fruit Survey January 2010, page 2

SECTION D - Citrus

30-1

Did you grow any citrus during 2009?

30-2

	 Yes - Please report for your operation below.

  	 No - Do you intend to plant citrus in 2010? 	Yes 	No 
Citrus
variety	Total
acreage
2009	Harvested
acreage
2009	Trees	Fresh sales
2009	Average
fresh farm
price 1	
			Total	Harvested			
31
Grapefruit
	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

pounds	6

cents/lb	
32
Kumquat	1

acre

	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

pounds	6

cents/lb	
33
Lemon
	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

pounds	6

cents/lb	
34 
Lime
	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

pounds	6

cents/lb	
35 
Orange
	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

pounds	6

cents/lb	
36
Pomelo
	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

pounds	6

cents/lb	
37
Tangelo
	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

pounds	6

cents/lb	
38
Tangerine
	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

pounds	6

cents/lb	
39
Other (Specify)	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

pounds	6

cents/lb	
40
Total
	1
	
acre	2

acre
	3

trees	4

trees	5

pounds	6

cents/lb	
	1 Farm price should exclude commission and freight cost.

SECTION E - Pineapple

140-1

Did you grow any pineapple during 2009?

140-2

	 Yes - Please report for your operation below.
Crop	Total acreage
2009	Harvested
acreage 2009	Shrubs or plants	Fresh sales 2009	Average fresh farm
price 1	
			Total	Harvested	New
plantings 2009	Planting
intentions
2010			
141
Pineapple	1

acre	2

acre	3

plants	4

plants	5

plants	6

plants 	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
     1 Farm price should exclude commission and freight cost.	

	 No - Do you intend to plant pineapple in 2010?                 Yes	             No

Go to the next section
Hawaii Fruit Survey January 2010, page 3

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SECTION F - Tropical Specialty Fruits

Did you grow any tropical specialty fruits during 2009 or have intentions for 2010?

	  Yes - Please report for your operation below. 	  No

Crop	Total acreage
2009	Harvested
acreage 2009	Trees, vines, shrubs, or plants	Fresh sales 2009	Average fresh farm
price 1	
			Total	Harvested	New
plantings 2009	Planting
intentions
2010			
51
Abiu	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

trees	6

trees	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
52
Atemoya	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

trees	6

trees	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
54
Breadfruit	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

trees	6

trees	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
82
Cacao	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

trees	6

trees	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
55
Caimito	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

trees	6

trees	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
56
Canistel
(Eggfruit)	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

trees	6

trees	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
57
Cherimoya	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

trees	6

trees	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
58
Dragonfruit	1

acre	2

acre	3

plants	4

plants	5

plants	6

plants	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
59
Durian	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

trees	6

trees	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
60
Fig	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

trees	6

trees	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
61
Jaboticaba	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

trees	6

trees	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
62
Jackfruit	1

	acre	2

	acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

trees	6

trees	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
106
Kitembilla
(Ceylon
Gooseberry)	1

acre	2

acre	3

	shrubs	4

shrubs	5

shrubs	6

	shrubs	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
63
Langsat	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

trees	6

trees	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
64
Longan	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

trees	6

trees	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
65
Loquat	1

	acre	2

	acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

trees	6

trees	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
Tropical Specialty Fruits continued on the next page	

Hawaii Fruit Survey January 2010, page 4

	1 Farm price should exclude commission and freight cost.

Crop	Total acreage
2009	Harvested
acreage 2009	Trees, vines, shrubs, or plants	Fresh sales 2009	Average fresh farm
price 1	
			Total	Harvested	New
plantings 2009	Planting
intentions
2010			
81
Lulo
(Naranjilla)	1

acre	2

acre	3

shrubs	4

shrubs	5

shrubs	6

shrubs	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
66
Lychee	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

trees	6

trees	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
67
Mamey Sapote	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

trees	6

trees	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
68
Mango	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

trees	6

trees	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
69
Mangosteen	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

trees	6

trees	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
70
Mysore
Raspberry	1

acre	2

acre	3

plants	4

plants	5

plants	6

plants	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
71
Passion
Fruit (Lilikoi)	1

acre	2

acre	3

vines	4

vines	5

vines	6

vines	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
72
Persimmon	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

trees	6

trees	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
74
Poha	1

acre	2

acre
	3

shrubs	4

shrubs	5

shrubs	6

shrubs	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
75
Rambutan	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

trees	6

trees	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
76
Rollina	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

trees	6

trees	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
77
Sapodilla
(Chico)	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

trees	6

trees	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
78
Soursop	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

trees	6

trees	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
79 
Starfruit
(Carambola)	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

trees	6

trees	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
94
Strawberry	1

acre	2

acre	3

plants	4

plants	5

plants	6

plants	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
101 
Tropical
Apricot	1

acre	2

acre	3

shrubs	4

shrubs	5

shrubs	6

shrubs	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
Tropical Specialty Fruits continued on the next page	
	1 Farm price should exclude commission and freight cost.	

Hawaii Fruit Survey January 2010, page 5

Crop	Total acreage
2009	Harvested
acreage 2009	Trees, vines, shrubs, or plants	Fresh sales 2009	Average fresh farm
price 1	
			Total	Harvested	New
plantings 2009	Planting
intentions
2010			
80
White
Sapote	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

trees	6

trees	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
108
Other
(Specify)	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

trees	6

trees	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

trees	6

trees	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

trees	6

trees	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

trees	6

trees	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
	1

acre	2

acre	3

trees	4

trees	5

trees	6

trees	7

pounds	8

cents/lb	
109
Total	1

acre	2

acre							
	1 Farm price should exclude commission and freight cost.	

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SECTION G - Processed Tropical Specialty Fruits

Did you grow and process any Tropical Specialty Fruit during 2009?
(Do not include purchases from other growers.)

	Yes - Please report for your operation below. 	No

Please specify fruit below	Fresh fruit used in processing	Average farm price 1	
	1
pounds	2
cents/lb	
	1
pounds	2
cents/lb	
	1
pounds	2
cents/lb	
	1
pounds	2
cents/lb	
	1
pounds	2
cents/lb	
     1 Farm price should exclude commission and freight cost.  Price paid for fresh fruit.	

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Hawaii Fruit Survey January 2010, page 6

SECTION H - Papaya

Did you grow any papayas during 2009 or currently growing in 2010?

130-1

	 Yes - Please report for your operation below.

130-2

  	 No - Do you intend to plant papaya in 2010?	Yes	No

Variety	Current Papaya Trees or Acres	
	Bearing
(Harvesting fruit)	Non-bearing
(Not harvested yet)	Total	

Example:  Rainbow	1

trees	2
5	

acres	3

trees	4
1	

acres	5

trees	6
6	

acres	

Example:  Sunup	1
10	

trees	2

acres	3
20	

trees	4

acres	5
30	

trees	6

acres	
131
Rainbow	1

trees	2

acres	3

trees	4

acres	5

trees	6

acres	
132
Sunup	1

trees	2

acres	3

trees	4

acres	5

trees	6

acres	
133
Kapoho (Solo)	1

trees	2

acres	3

trees	4

acres	5

trees	6

acres	
134
Sunrise	1

trees	2

acres	3

trees	4

acres	5

trees	6

acres	
135
Other (specify):
	1

trees	2

acres	3

trees	4

acres	5

trees	6

acres	
136
Total	1

trees	2

acres	3

trees	4

acres	5

trees	6

acres	

Total fresh papaya sales
in 2009 (a)	Breakdown of 2009 papaya sales by outlet a=b+c+d+e+f	Average fresh farm price in 2009 1	
	Local market on island (b)	Packers (c)	Direct export 
out-of state (d)	Other specify (e):
__________	Other specify (f):
________		
137-0

pounds	1

pounds	2

pounds	3

pounds	4

pounds	5

pounds	6

cents/lb

	acre	
Note: Report for the first point of sales. Local market on island (b) refers sales to stores and open market. Direct export out-of-state (d) refers to shipments sent by you to destinations outside of the state.  1 Farm price should exclude commission and freight cost.	

Papaya comments (disease, weather, marketing conditions, price):

Go to the next section
Hawaii Fruit Survey January 2010, page 7

SECTION I - Conclusion

1.	During 2009, what was the largest (peak) number of hired workers, including paid family members, on the payroll on any one day?  (    No hired workers on this operation.)   . . . . .	10-2	
		
2.	Please report your total acres in this operation (Include pasture, idle land, etc.) . .  . . . . . .	10-3	
		
3.	Farm location:   Island:___________________  District: ___________________	10-4	
		
4.	Please circle any release(s) you would like to receive below.  Survey results are also available on the internet at http://www.nass.usda.gov/Statistics_by_State/Hawaii/index.asp.  If you would like to receive the free e-mail release, you can subscribe (free) at:
www.nass.usda.gov/Publications/Subscribe_to_State_Reports/index.asp.
	
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Office Code	Annual Fruit	Avocado	Banana	Guava	Papaya	Pineapple	Tropical
Specialty Fruit	
								
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Reported by:                                                                                         	Date: ____________________

Mailing address:                                                                                  	Phone number:                ____

Thank you for your cooperation!
OFFICE USE	
Respondent	Mode	Response	Enum.	Eval	
1-OP/Mgr	4-Partner
2-Sp	9-Other
3-Acct/Bkpr	10-5	1-Mail	7-Fax
2-Tel	19-Other
3-Face-to-Face	10-9	1-Comp	5-R - Est
2-R	6-Inac - Est
3-I	7-Off Hold - Est	10-6	10-7
	10-8	
								
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