WSU School of Economic Sciences

Tree Fruit Economics

Sunday, May 19, 2013

WSU-SES/Extension Economics/Tree Fruit Economics



Tree Fruit Economics

Washington State is blessed by climate as one of the top tree fruit producing regions in the world. Washington growers feed consumer demand in not only the United States, but also in export markets throughout the World. However, the world market for tree fruits is highly competitive. Effective economic knowledge is integral to both the Washington growers' profitabilty and consumers' satisfaction.


Tree Fruit Economics Working Group

The Working Group addresses relevant and timely issues on the economics of tree fruit with focus on Washington and the Pacific Northwest. The intent is to improve the economic knowledge about demand, supply, market structure, and trade, while providing outreach to industry and policymakers.

Participants:

R. Karina Gallardo 

Tom L. Marsh

Jill McCluskey 

Ron Mittelhammer

Suzette Galinato


Apples

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Impacts of Azinphos-Methyl Ban on the Apple Industry and Washington StateCassey, Galinato, Taylor  2010 pdf
2009 Cost Estimates of Establishing and Producing Gala Apples in WashingtonGallardo, Taylor, HinmanFebruary 2010 pdf,
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2011 Cost Estimates of Establishing, Producing and Packing Honeycrisp Apples in WashingtonGalinato, GallardoFebruary 2012 pdf,
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2012 Cost Estimates of Establishing, Producing, and Packing Red Delicious Apples in WashingtonGallardo,GalinatoDecember 2012 pdf,
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(archived from WSU Agribusiness website)

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Market Price Analysis for Washington Organic Apples and Pears in 2003-2006Wang  2007 Web page
Organic Apple Price in Response to Crop Size Supplied to the MarketWang  2006 Web page
Organic Apple Production in Washington State: an Input-Output AnalysisMon,HollandMarch 2005 Web page
A Brief Look at the Washington Apple IndustrySchotzko,Granatstein  2004 Web page,
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Use Packouts to Evaluate Orchard PracticesSchotzkoFebruary 2004 Web page,
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A Cost of Production Analysis of Conventional vs. Integrated vs. Organic Apple Production Systems, 2002Glover,Hinman,Reganold,Andrews  2002 pdf
Projecting Crop SizeSchotzko  2002 Web page,
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Measuring the Effects of Generic Price and Non-Price Promotional Activities: the Case of Washington Applesvan Voorthuizen, Schotzko, Mittelhammer    pdf
Measuring the Apple Industry from the 2002 Census of AgricultureSchotzko    pdf
Apple Outlook, 2002 CropSchotzko    Web page,
pdf
Per Acre Receipts for Red Delicious and GalaSchotzko    Web page,
pdf

Pears

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Willingness to Pay for Optimal Anjou Pears QualityGallardo, Kupferman, ColonnaApril 2011 pdf
2010 Estimated Cost of Producing Pears in North Central WashingtonGalinato, GallardoJuly 2011 pdf
2010 Cost Estimates of Producing Bartlett Pears in the Yakima Valley, WashingtonGalinato, GallardoJuly 2011 pdf
Consumers Willingness to Pay for Treatment-Induced Quality Attributes in Anjou PearsZhang, Gallardo, McCluskey, KupfermanApril 2010 pdf

(archived from WSU Agribusiness website)

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Market Price Analysis for Washington Organic Apples and Pears in 2003-2006Wang, Ge    Web page,
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Effect of Size and Grade on Profitability of Marketing D'Anjou PearsSchotzko, Mittelhammer, Gutman    pdf

Cherries

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Cost of Establishing and Producing Sweet Cherries in Central Washington in 2007Hinman,Hoheisel  2007 pdf
2009 Cost Estimates of Establishing and Producing Sweet Cherries in WashingtonGalinato, Gallardo, Taylor  2010 pdf,
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(archived from WSU Agribusiness website)

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Cost of Establishing and Producing Sweet Cherries in Central Washington in 2003Hinman,Watson  2003 Web page,
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Cost of Establishing and Producing Sweet Cherries in Central Washington in 1998Hinman,Watson  1998 pdf

Contact Info

Karina Gallardo

Email Address:
karina_gallardo@wsu.edu

Office Location:
Tree Fruit Research & Extension Center, Wenatchee
Office Ph: 509-663-8181 x261
Office Hours: by appointment


USDA-ERS

Fruit and Tree Nuts Briefing Room


AgTools Online Workshop forTree Fruits

AgTools™ Academy features an online workshop to explore the financial realities of orchard renewal strategies. The agenda includes a brief overview of the AgTools suite of software, benchmark production costs for three apple varieties, and the case study of Smith Apple Farms, where we present on a dilemma faced a family owned apple operation. The panel of lenders discuss what is required for a successful loan and how they see the situation of Smith Apple Farms.

To access this workshop go to: https://agtools.webex.com/agtools/ldr.php?AT=pb&SP=MC&rID=104636602&rKey=ee44d38d638536ec

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