Production begins in year 3 with 1,000 pounds of field-run sweet cherries per acre and increases to 14,000 pounds at full production. Total variable costs are $2,449 in the first year with an additional $279 of cash fixed costs for a total cash cost of $2,728 per acre.
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Switch to a different soap. Switch to a soap without sulfates, which is a common ingredient in a lot of soaps that dries out skin and hair. Don't use soap when washing your back, just rinse it off with warm water. Apply moisturizer or aloe to the skin on your back immediately after toweling off.