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Project 233			OMB No. 0535-0039: Approval Expires 3/23/2010
	TEXAS CITRUS REPORT 2005-2006					NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS SERVICE
					Texas Field Office P.O. Box 70; Austin, TX 78767 512-916-5581; Fax 1-800-842-1331 E-mail: nass-tx@nass.usda.gov
				We need your help to make the 2005-2006 Texas citrus production estimates as accurate as possible. Response is voluntary and not required by law. However, these estimates will help you in planning your production and marketings. Please mail your completed report as soon as possible in the enclosed envelope. Your reported information will be kept confidential. The Citrus Report, which includes production forecasts for Texas and other citrus producing states, will be released around the 10th of the month. Thank you for your cooperation.

REPORT FOR YOUR LOCALITY
1. Report harvesting progress for the following crops in your locality.
Kind	What percent of the total expected crop has been picked to date
	Percent
Grapefruit
Oranges: Early and Mid-Season
Valencia

REPORT FOR THE GROVE(S) YOU OPERATE
2. For the 2005-2006 season report acres of bearing age trees, total production last season and expected production this season.
Kind	Acres of bearing age trees	Total production last season	Estimated production this season	Estimated yield this season
	Acres	Tons	Tons	Tons/Acre
Grapefruit
Oranges: Early and Mid-Season
Valencia

Comments will be appreciated on development of fruit, quality, etc.:_______________________________________

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Name:______________________________________ Phone:______________________________ Date:____________

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