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Region 4 Value Trends Historical Almond Value Trends 2000-2019 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

2019 San Joaquin Valley Region 4 Value Trends Historical Almond Value Trends 2000-2019 Current Almond Values $14,000 - $35,000 per acre East Side (District Water) - $27,000/acre - $38,000/acre Value Trend: Stable East Side


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2019 San Joaquin Valley Region 4 Value Trends

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Historical Almond Value Trends 2000-2019

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Current Almond Values

  • $14,000 - $35,000 per acre
  • East Side (District Water) - $27,000/acre - $38,000/acre
  • Value Trend: Stable
  • East Side (No District Water) - $16,000/acre - $28,000/acre
  • Value Trend: Decline
  • West Side - $10,000/acre - $19,000/acre
  • Value Trend: Stable
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Historical Pistachio Value Trends 2000-2019

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Current Pistachio Values

  • $17,000 - $36,000 per acre
  • $17,000/acre - $20,000/acre Madera Water District

with Atlantica Rootstock

  • $28,000/acre- $36,000/acre Mature Orchards

with Newer Rootstock

  • Stable Value Trend
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Historical Tree Fruit Value Trends 2000-2019

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Current Tree Fruit Values

  • $22,000 - $32,000 per acre
  • Strong Demand with Limited Activity
  • Few Sales Listed – Most Traded Privately
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Historical Citrus Trends 2000-2019

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Current Citrus Values

  • $22,000 - $38,000 per acre
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Historical Vineyard Trends 2000-2019

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Current Vineyard Values

  • $14,000 - $35,000 per acre
  • Vineyards with Dual Water Sources -

$26,000/acre - $35,000/acre

  • Value Trend: Stable
  • Vineyards with a Single Water Source -

$14,000/acre - $23,000/acre

  • Value Trend: Decline
  • Demand Driven by Land Available for Higher

Income Producing Permanent Crops

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Historical Irrigated Field Cropland Trends 2000-2019

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Historical Irrigated Field Cropland Trends 2000-2019

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Historical Irrigated Field Cropland Trends 2000-2019

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Historical Irrigated Field Cropland Trends 2000-2019

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Historical Irrigated Field Cropland Trends 2000-2019

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Current Irrigated Field Cropland Values

  • Fresno County (USBR – West) -
  • $5,500/acre - $8,500/acre
  • Value Trend: Stable
  • Fresno County (Exchange Contractor Districts) -
  • $10,000/acre - $20,000/acre
  • Value Trend: Stable
  • Fresno County (Districts) -
  • $11,000/acre - $32,000/acre
  • Value Trend: Stable - Increasing
  • Fresno County (Well Water, No District) -
  • $8,000/acre - $16,000/acre
  • Value Trend: Stable
  • Madera County (District)
  • $16,000/acre - $23,000/acre
  • Value Trend: Stable
  • Madera County (Well Water, No District) -
  • $8,000/acre - $14,000/acre
  • Value Trend: Stable
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Historical Rangeland Trends 2000-2019

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Current Rangeland Values

  • Westside - $300/acre - $1,000/acre
  • Value Trend: Stable
  • Eastside - $900/acre - $2,500/acre
  • Value Trend: Stable
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Historical Dairy Trends 2000-2019

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Current Dairy Values

  • Newer Facilities (Per Lactating Cow – Without Underlying Land) -

$1,400/cow - $2,400/cow

  • Value Trend: Stable
  • Older Facilities (Per Lactating Cow – Without Underlying Land) -

$700/cow - $1,400/cow

  • Value Trend: Stable
  • Very Limited Market Activity
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Region 4 Land Value Trends Committee

  • Kristin Massetti, ARA (Co-Chair)
  • Jaime Bigham, ARA (Co-Chair)
  • Ryan Metzler, AFM
  • Matt Pennebaker, ARA
  • Julie Rose-Gonsalves