Latest Cost Studies
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Timothygrass [pdf]
2009: Lassen/Shasta Counties - Lettuce [pdf] (Iceberg (head lettuce), 40-inch beds.); 2009: Central Coast
- Lettuce [pdf] (Romaine Hearts (leaf lettuce), 80-inch beds.); 2009: Central Coast
- Sudangrass [pdf] (Sudan Hay); 2009: San Joaquin Valley South
- Sudangrass [pdf] (Sudan Silage); 2009: San Joaquin Valley South
- Sorghum [pdf] (Sorghum Silage); 2009: San Joaquin Valley South
- Sorghum [pdf] (Grain Sorghum); 2009: San Joaquin Valley South
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Grapes/Wine [pdf]
2009: Napa County -
Blueberries [pdf]
2009: Tulare County -
Olives [pdf]
2009: Sacramento Valley
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Current Cost and Return Studies
These are the most recent cost and return studies for a broad range of commodities produced in California. Studies can be sorted by commodity, production region, or county within California. All studies are available in pdf format. Selected studies are also available in spreadsheet format.
Archived Cost and Return Studies
Archived cost and return studies either have been replaced with more recent studies for the same commodity and production region, or they are more than five years old. Studies date back to 1931.
Tree and Vine Loss Calculators
These spreadsheets calculate the value of a single tree or vine lost to any cause. Calculators are available for each major tree and vine crop produced in CA, both with or without replacement of the tree or vine. The user can vary the yield, price, age when lost, orchard spacing, and other factors.
Conservation Practice Studies
Cost studies for nine alternative conservation practices used on the Central Coast are available in pdf format. Each study details the associated costs for installation, operation, and maintenance and the expected benefits for the conservation practice.
