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Dairy and Livestock Facilities


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To provide you with the most accurate valuation, many of our dairy appraisals include the following industry and property-specific information* :
  • Review of the latest California Dairy Statistics, including the leading milk-producing counties, leading dairy products, and changes in average price for dairy products
  • In-depth discussion of the property's zoning and compliance with the various governing boards, such as air and water quality organizations
  • Estimated animal waste units in regards to compliance with wastewater management practices
  • Analysis of land-preparation costs, remaining economic life of dairy and farmstead improvements, and other Replacement Cost New (RCN) factors for your property
  • Custom maps and supporting exhibits

Additional Services Available for Dairy Properties
  • Supplemental Valuation Scenarios - Examples include "As Will Be" and "As Complete" scenarios that address proposed and/or in-progress construction or board approvals allowing for increased milking head
  • Purchase Price Allocation  - Consulting report that breaks down a property’s purchase price by real property (land), livestock herd, and building improvements, such as dairy facilities and residential improvements
  • Machine and Equipment Valuation – Itemized appraisal of the dairy operation's assets, such as milking machines, milk pumps and receivers, stainless steel tanks and refrigeration equipment

* This list is not all-inclusive, and every report is tailored to the specific needs of our client. Depending on the type of report requested, not every item shown above may be included.

Did You Know?

  • In 2012. total milk production was 41.8 billion pounds - up 0.8% from 2011's highest year on record.
  • California produces one out of every five glasses of milk consumed in the nation.
  • The 12-month average price paid to California producers in 2012 was $16.59/cwt. compared to $18.52/cwt. in 2011.
  • The five leading milk-producing counties in California recorded 72% of the milk produced in 2012.
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