NASS’ 2015 Subjective EstimateCategoriesMarket NewsMay 5, 2015 Share this post NASS released their subjective figure, estimating California’s 2015 almond crop at 1.85 billion lbs.An estimated 2,080 lbs. per acre on 890,000 bearing acres.This is a very similar to the 2014 crop of 1.87 billion and is 100 million lbs. below the 2014 subjective estimate of 1.95. This is based on a survey of 328 growers representing 29% of acreage. Today’s estimate is in-line with industry expectations.Next week we’ll see the April position report on May 12. April shipments are expected to be strong.The NASS Objective estimate is scheduled for July 1. Posted here is NASS’ Detailed Presentation & Actual ReportBest regards,Paul Ewing Dennis Soares Related PostSEPTEMBER 12, 2023Almond Market Update –...The Almond Board of California released the August 2023 position report: Shipments...AUGUST 11, 2023Almond Market Update –...The Almond Board of California released the July 2023 position report: Shipments were...JULY 12, 2023NASS 2023 Almond Objective...California Almond Objective Estimate: 2.6 Billion Lbs. Per Acre: 1,880 lbs. (down 6%...JULY 11, 2023Almond Market Update –...The Almond Board of California released the June 2023 position report: Shipments were...JUNE 9, 2023Almond Market Update –...The Almond Board of California released the May 2023 position report: Shipments were...MAY 12, 2023NASS 2023 Subjective EstimateCalifornia Almond Subjective Estimate: 2.50 Billion Lbs. Per Acre: 1,810 lbs. (4.7%...