Table 6.B Summary of estimated costs per acre, Cabbage (spring), transplant,
irrigated, fresh market, one-row equipment, average yield, Louisiana, 1997.
_I_T_E_M______________________U_N_I_T______P_R_I_C_E____Q_U_A_N_T_I_T_Y____A_M_O_U_N_T____Y_OU_R__F_A__R_M
DIRECT EXPENSES
FERTILIZER
HERBICIDES
HIR
ED LABOR
IPNASCEKC T&I HCAIRDEVESS T I T E M S
PLANTS
HARVEST LABOR
OPERATOR LABOR
IRRIGATION LABOR
DIESEL FUEL
ELECTRICITY
GASOLINE
REPAIR & MAINTENANCE
INTEREST ON OP. CAP.
TOTAL DIRECT EXPENSES
TOTAL FIXED EXPENSES
TOTAL SPECIFIED EXPENSES
|
dollars |
dollars | |||
|
acre |
114.56 |
1 |
.0000 |
114.56 |
|
acre |
4.69 |
.0000 |
4.69 | |
|
acre |
150.00 |
.0000 |
150.00 | |
|
acre |
21265..0904 |
1 |
..00000000 |
21265..9040 |
|
acre |
360.00 |
.0000 |
360.00 | |
|
acre |
322.50 |
.0000 |
322.50 | |
|
hour |
7.50 |
311 |
.6920 |
237.69 |
|
hour |
7.50 |
4 |
.0000 |
30.00 |
|
gal |
0.85 |
4 |
.6170 |
3.92 |
|
0.09 |
24 |
.0000 |
2.16 | |
|
gal |
1.10 |
53.8160 |
59.20 | |
|
acre |
72.86 |
1.0000 |
72.86 | |
|
acre |
39.03 |
1.0000 |
39.03 | |
|
- -161-3-368--7-5-45 | ||||
|
- -1-7-7-5--2-9 | ||||
Table 6.C Effects of yields and prices on net returns per acre above
total direct expenses, Cabbage (spring), transplanted,
,,,
irrigated, fresh market, one-row equipment, average yield,
Louisiana, 1997.
|
Yield |
- - - -2- 2-5-- - - |
- - - - - 3--2--5- |
- - - - P r i c 4e P2e5r |
Sack------------- 5.25 |
------ 6.25 |
|
2 5 0. 0 0 |
____-_-_-_-_--_-__-_-_- -629.80 |
- - ---3-79--8--0- |
_-_N_e_t__R_e_tu_r__n_s_ -129.80 |
_P_e_r__A_c_r_e_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_--__- |
_-_--_-__-_- |
|
350.00 |
-627.93 |
-277.93 |
72.08 |
422.08 |
772.08 |
|
450.00 |
-626.05 |
-176.05 |
273.95 |
723.95 1 |
173.95 |
|
550.00 |
-624.18 |
-74.18 |
475.83 |
1025.83 1 |
575.83 |
|
650.00 |
-622.30 |
27.70 |
677.70 |
1327.70 1 |
977.70 |
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