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BERRY FARM BUSINESS SUMMARY 2014 REGIONAL WORKSHOP DAN WELCH BRAD RICKARD PERCY FANG CHARLES H. DYSON SCHOOL OF APPLIED ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT JANUARY.

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1 BERRY FARM BUSINESS SUMMARY 2014 REGIONAL WORKSHOP DAN WELCH BRAD RICKARD PERCY FANG CHARLES H. DYSON SCHOOL OF APPLIED ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT JANUARY 31, 2014

2 OTHER STATES UC Davis and University of California Cooperative of Extension: Sample Costs to Establish and Produce Berries Penn State: Enterprise Budgets in Mid-Atlantic Berry Guide North Carolina State: Blackberry Budget Program 2011

3 OVERVIEW OF BFBS PROCESS CCE educators and regional specialists worked with 8 farms to collect the data 6 of the farms were smaller-scale, 2 farms grew berries in addition to tree fruit Using the Fruit Farm Business Summary as a guide, created data tables of summary information, and specific areas BFBS gives a whole-farm picture, next step is to develop enterprise budgets for each crop

4 T1 to T4 Balance Sheet Information T5 to T12 Income Statement Information T13 to T19 Cash Flow Information T20 to 23 Efficiency Analysis T24 to T27 Farm Descriptive Statistics Next I will show some of the preliminary summarized information from the current farms in the BFBS Four considerations: 1.There are only data from 8 farms so far 2.Two of the 8 farms are much larger than the other 6 3.Where possible, we make comparisons to FFBS 4.Enterprise budgets will tell us more about specific berries THE 27 TABLES IN THE FFBS/BFBS

5 FARM BALANCE SHEET (TABLE 1) Year Farm AssetsEnd Current Assets Farm cash, checking & savings1,161 Accounts receivable 963 Prdtn, pckng supplies & prepaid exp 2,917 Fruit & other crops in inventory 0 Cash Value Life Insurance on Corp Officrs 7,143 Total current assets$12,184 Intermediate assets Equipment owned50,042 Other Stock & Investments175 Total intermediate assets$50,217 Year Farm LiabilitiesEnd Current Liabilities Accounts Payable0 Operating Line 12,333 Current Portion: Int & Long Term Debt 0 Total Current Liabilities$2,333 Intermediate Liabilities Restructured Operating Debt0 Equip Loan #1 (JD,CNH, Kubota)0 Equip Loan #20 Capital Line #25,333 Total Intermediate Liabilities$5,333

6 FARM BALANCE SHEET (TABLE 1) Year Long term assetsEnd Land & buildings:51,333 Owned0 Structures leased0 Leasehold Improvements0 Other: 0 Total long term assets $51,333 Total farm assets Intermediate assets Equipment owned50,042 Other Stock & Investments175 Total intermediate assets$50,217 Year Farm LiabilitiesEnd Current Liabilities Accounts Payable0 Operating Line 12,333 Current Portion: Int & Long Term Debt 0 Total Current Liabilities$2,333 Intermediate Liabilities Restructured Operating Debt0 Equip Loan #1 (JD,CNH, Kubota)0 Equip Loan #20 Capital Line #25,333 Total Intermediate Liabilities$5,333

7 LAND RESOURCES (TABLE 24) Land Class 8 Farm Average 6 Farm Average FFBS (25 Farms) Bearing fruit acres45.605.93200.00 Non-bearing fruits acres7.800.0030.50 Total fruit acres53.405.93230.50 Other annual crops7.7610.350.00 Other perennial crops1.251.6717.50 Open land25.1919.0810.00 Non-tillable acres7.251.1788.90 Total acres cropped62.4117.95248.00 Total land operated94.8538.20347.40 Rented land included above0.00 72.50

8 BERRY CROP PRODUCTION (TABLE 24) No. of farms Average Acres Average Production (lbs) Percent of Total Berries 8 Farms Strawberries35.5751,194.0060.96% Blueberries83.9317,991.7521.43% Brambles31.6811,438.6713.62% Ribes20.45235.500.28% Other berries11.753,114.003.71% 6 Farms Strawberries15.5023,472.0056.12% Blueberries64.479,955.1723.80% Brambles11.255,280.0012.63% Ribes10.300.000.00% Other berries11.753,114.007.45%

9 SIZE OF BUSINESS AND YIELDS (TABLE 27) Size of Business8 Farms6 Farms FFBS (25 farms) All fruit acres (including non-bearing)53.405.93231.00 Bearing Fruit acres45.605.93200.00 Average berry production (lbs)41,927.1315,266.17144,130 bu Worker equivalent8.022.1213.63 Rates of Production (lbs/acre) Strawberries, pounds per bearing acre7,441.024,267.64 Blueberries, pounds per bearing acre4,297.211,985.05 Brambles, pounds per bearing acre6,159.564,224.00 Ribes, pounds per bearing acre785.00

10 LABOR EFFICIENCY AND COSTS (TABLE 27) Labor Efficiency 8 Farms6 Farms FFBS (25 farms) Bearing fruit acres per worker4.483.4414.71 All fruits acres per worker4.693.4416.95 Accural Receipts per worker$34,825.58$17,842.80$96,969.00 Cost Control-Accrual Costs per bearing fruit acre All labor including operator$2,895.16$2,136.24$1,812.00 Harvest labor$1,375.03$740.00 All equipment$1,158.02$1,081.12$871.00 Spray$363.64$204.26$508.00

11 CAPITAL EFFICIENCY AND PROFITS (TABLE 27) Capital Efficiency 8 Farms6 Farms FFBS (25 farms) Total farm capital per bearing acre$23,149.74$32,615.17$10,814.00 Total farm capital per fruit acre$22,159.07$32,615.17$9,404.00 Capital Turnover Ratio (sales/equity)2.373.430.61 Profitability Net farm income w/o appreciation$210,302.70$11,677.10$436,213.00 Labor and mgmt income/operator$68,965.54$2,466.48$212,333.00 Rate of return on: Equity capital with appreciation12%-15%23% All capital with appreciation7%-15%18% Farm net worth$936,829 $318,200$1,721,188 Debt to asset ratio0.110.080.26

12 FOR MORE INFORMATION, AND TO JOIN THE BFBS, CONTACT EducatorRegion (home base)Contact Sharon Bachman Western NY (Erie County) sin2@cornell.edu sin2@cornell.edu 716-652-5400 ext 150 Sandy Buxton Eastern/Northern NY (Washington County) sab22@cornell.edu sab22@cornell.edu 518-746-2560 Ginny Carlberg Western NY (Chautauqua County) vec22@cornell.edu vec22@cornell.edu 716-664-9502 ext 202 Alison De Marree Lake Ontario Region (Wayne County) amd15@cornell.edu amd15@cornell.edu 315-573-8881 Stephanie Mehlenbacher Finger Lakes Region (Steuben County) sms64@cornell.edu sms64@cornell.edu 607-664-2300 Dan WelchCentral NY (Onondaga County) dlw56@cornell.edu dlw56@cornell.edu 607-255-7103

13 RESEARCH FUNDED BY THE NYFVI PROJECT #AIC 12-001 “BUILDING A BETTER BOTTOM LINE FOR NYS BERRY GROWERS” Thanks for Listening! Questions? Suggestions? dlw56@cornell.edu dlw56@cornell.edu (Dan Welch) bjr83@cornell.edubjr83@cornell.edu (Brad Rickard)


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