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Revised: April 2022
Published: November 2016
Pages: 9
Archived - 2020 Estimated Costs of Establishing and Producing Conventional and Organic Hops in the Pacific Northwest
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Current hops producers and new growers can calculate and estimate costs using these specific baseline assumptions and estimates. Find out more here!
Page Count: 9
Published: November 2016
Revised: April 2022
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