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2014 Costs of Apple Production

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July 22, 2014

Apple production and plantings in Michigan have changed greatly in the last several years. High density plantings are the norm because of their profitability. MSU Extension educators have tracked costs of apple production and compiled this information into an Excel file for your use.

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Tags: apples, fruit & nuts, msu extension

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