The overall season average price was $1.40 per pound, up 22 cents from the previous year. The average fresh market price was $1.44 per pound, while the processing price was $1.05 per pound.The processing price per pound was 21 cents above the 2013 price level of $0.84 per pound. New Jersey ranked fifth in the nation in the production of cultivated blueberries in 2014.Georgia was ranked first.Utilized production was up 18 percent from 2013 to 56.7 million pounds.he overall season average price was $1.40 per pound, up 22 cents from the previous year. The average fresh market price was $1.44 per pound, while the processing price was $1.05 per pound.
http://www.nass.usda.gov/Statistics_by_State/New_Jersey/Publications/Blueberry_Statistics/2014%20Blueberry%20Statistics.pdf
What is the going rate for blueberries per pound? Bought some at wal-mart and it was 4.0 oz for $2.99, therefore that would be $12.00 per pound. Do blueberries weigh a pint a pound?ere in FL they are $3.99 for 4 oz.- roughly $16 a pound!! I can buy filet mignon for that. This is the first year that I noticed those little flat 4 oz. containers. That seems to be all that's available in the supermarkets-no blueberries for me at those prices.
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Best Answer: I go directly to the blueberry farms and buy 10 lb boxes. I just went today and 2 boxes were $36($1.80 per pound). To pick your own, it was $1.50 per pound.Stop and Shop was selling pints for 3 for $5. Shop Rite was selling pints for $1.50 recently. This is prime blueberry season right now and will be the cheapest you will find for the year. Prime blueberry season is the month of July in the US.ating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: I go directly to the blueberry farms and buy 10 lb boxes. I just went today and 2 boxes were $36($1.80 per pound). To pick your own, it was $1.50 per pound. Stop and Shop was selling pints for 3 for $5.
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Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: I go directly to the blueberry farms and buy 10 lb boxes. I just went today and 2 boxes were $36($1.80 per pound). To pick your own, it was $1.50 per pound. Stop and Shop was selling pints for 3 for $5.Shop Rite was selling pints for $1.50 recently. This is prime blueberry season right now and will be the cheapest you will find for the year.Prime blueberry season is the month of July in the US.ating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: I go directly to the blueberry farms and buy 10 lb boxes. I just went today and 2 boxes were $36($1.80 per pound). To pick your own, it was $1.50 per pound. Stop and Shop was selling pints for 3 for $5.
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By 2010, the acreage of harvested blueberries had increased to 6,100. This represents a 213 percent increase in acreage over a 15-year period. The relationship of blueberry prices per pound to total production in the Willamette Valley is illustrated in Figure 2.able 6. Economic costs and returns of establishing and producing blueberries in Oregon's Willamette Valley. Figure 3. Cash costs per acre from year 0 through year 7, the first year of full production, to establish fresh market blueberries in Oregon's Willamette Valley, by percent of total.
http://arec.oregonstate.edu/oaeb/files/pdf/AEB0022.pdf
*10 lb pre-pick with box $ 40.00 each. *5 lb pre-pick with box $20.00 each. *1 lb containers $ 4.25 each. Please place pre-pick orders one week in advance(We accept cash or check and now Credit/Debit cards with total purchases over 25.00) We do not give cash back.10 lb pre-pick with box $ 40.00 each. *5 lb pre-pick with box $20.00 each. *1 lb containers $ 4.25 each. Please place pre-pick orders one week in advance(We accept cash or check and now Credit/Debit cards with total purchases over 25.00) We do not give cash back.
http://www.blueberrylanefarms.com/berryprices.html
1 A pint of fresh blueberries at the store can cost $2 to $5 per pint. 2  The price varies according to the season. 3  One type of blueberry sold is organic dried wild blueberries.4  On average, a four ounce bag of organic blueberries can cost anywhere from $7 to $10 per bag. One type of blueberry sold is organic dried wild blueberries. 2  On average, a four ounce bag of organic blueberries can cost anywhere from $7 to $10 per bag. 3  If you have your own garden and wish to grow your own blueberries, a blueberry plant can be purchased for $10-$19.
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1 The price varies according to the season. 2  One type of blueberry sold is organic dried wild blueberries. 3  On average, a four ounce bag of organic blueberries can cost anywhere from $7 to $10 per bag. 4  If you have your own garden and wish to grow your own blueberries, a blueberry plant can be purchased for $10-$19. One type of blueberry sold is organic dried wild blueberries. 2  On average, a four ounce bag of organic blueberries can cost anywhere from $7 to $10 per bag. 3  If you have your own garden and wish to grow your own blueberries, a blueberry plant can be purchased for $10-$19.
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Establishment of a southern highbush blueberry planting in Florida can be expensive (as much as $20,000–$25,000 per acre, not including land cost), depending on plant density, amount of site preparation required, and the irrigation system.he approximate first year production and cultural costs of a new blueberry planting, exclusive of any fruit harvest costs, can be as high as $4,000 per acre, depending on the farm size and the level of mechanization. During the first 3 years, weed control is a significant maintenance cost.
http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/ac031
Form. Blueberries—Average retail price per pound and per cup equivalent, 2013. 1. The USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference (SR) reports that inedible stems and green or spoiled berries account for 5 percent of the fruit's weight, implying a preparation yield of 95 percent, when eaten raw.orm. Blueberries—Average retail price per pound and per cup equivalent, 2013. 1. The USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference (SR) reports that inedible stems and green or spoiled berries account for 5 percent of the fruit's weight, implying a preparation yield of 95 percent, when eaten raw.
http://ers.usda.gov/datafiles/Fruit_and_Vegetable_Prices/Fruit/blueberries.xlsx
blueberrie cost per pound
Blueberry costs $1.40 per pound. Blueberries cost around $1.40 per pound. 