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Fruit intake

Oak Grove's Hass avocados: what's weighed at the scale, lot by lot.

Section 5 of 8Log a lot's weigh-in and watch the week move; the alert lights up when waste passes 12%.

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Week 40, in progress

Sep 28–Oct 4 · what you record here

Weighed

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Cull

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The May and June rains doubled the avocado culls

15.6% in the rainy weeks, versus 7.6% in the same weeks of 2025 · about $30K that wasn't exported

May and June 2026 were among the rainiest in years: more fruit with fungus and bruises. Lot 4 is the lowest on the farm and flooded: that's where culls shot up.

Lot by lot · Apr–Sep 2026

LotKilosCullA year ago
Lot 44 ha19,56817.8%7.4%
Lot 26 ha28,13510.5%8.0%
Lot 35 ha26,02910.4%7.4%
Lot 64 ha19,88210.3%7.4%
Lot 56 ha28,40810.3%7.4%
Lot 15 ha24,45510.3%7.2%

In the rainy weeks (wk 18 to wk 27), lot 4 reached 29.4%.

Grade by grade · Apr–Sep 2026

GradeKilosSharePrice per kiloValue
Extra42,36828.9%30.3% in 2025$7.80$330K
Grade 153,53836.6%38.2% in 2025$6.60$353K
Grade 233,95523.2%24.0% in 2025$5.00$170K
Cull16,61611.3%7.5% in 2025$1.20$19.9K

Total: 146,477 kg, $874K.

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Costs

The three farms' costs by group or by farm, against last year, and the cost per stem and per kilo.