The high-density orchard establishment study and the enterprise budgets are designed to work with AgProfit, a computer software program developed by Oregon State University, Washington State University, University of Arizona, and the University of ­California. AgProfit, a Windows-based program, allows growers to plug in their own data or use numbers from enterprise budgets as a default to make cropping decisions and compare numerous scenarios. Clark Seavert, co-author of the OSU cherry high-density economics study and enterprise budgets, recommends that before investing in any long-term perennial crop, the potential investor use the AgProfit program to fully analyze the potential investment under […]