200551 Apple

,~c u ~ ~.~ United States Department
~ of Agriculture

Apple Processing

Michigan Field Office
P.O. Box 26248
Lansing, Michigan 48909-6248
(517) 324-5300 FAX (517) 324-5299
E-mail: nass-mi@nass.usda.gov

FORM APPROVED
O.M.B. NUMBER 0535-0039
EXP. DATE 11/30/07
PROJECT CODE 134
QID 200551

June 2,2006

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FIELD(OPERNAME)
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Dear Reporter:
A summary is being prepared on the quantities
of apples processed, the products made, and
prices paid to growers for processing apples.
Response to this survey is voluntary and not
required by law. However, cooperation is very
important in order to accurately estimate apples
processed in Michigan. Individual reports will be
kept confidential.

1. Total quantity of the 2005 apple crop processed until now at
Note: The quantity reported should be on a whole
apple basis and include any waste material removed 100
during processing. If you are a grower, include apples
you produced and those purchased from other
g rowe rs.

Pounds

2. Of this quantity (Item 1) how much was grown in
101

Michigan
Other States
(specify) .....

102
103
104

3. Is processing of the 2005 crop completed?

Yes
Continue
with item 4.

No
Continue
with item 3.

If no, about how many more pounds of the
2005 crop will be
processed?
Continue with item 4.
4. Quantities utilized and prices paid:
Prices should be the equivalent prices paid to growers at the processing plant door.

Quantity of whole apples Average
(pounds)
price (e/lb.)

Utilization
a) Canned
1 ) Sauce ....................... ......

110

111

112

113

114

115

116

117

¢

2) Slices, baby food & other canned products
b) Dried ...............................
c) Frozen slices .........................
d) Fresh slices ..........................

118

119

120

121

e) Juice and cider (include concentrate) .......
t 122
f) Other (include vinegar, wine, apple butt~er, je!ly,
etc.) ............................. ti . ...

123

124

125

g) Whole apples purchased, but dumped . :.... i
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