The UC Davis study gives yields for California, but the yields in Ontario are much less due to the less favourable growing conditions and season length (source:https://www.ontario.ca/page/dayneutral-strawberries). The revenue streams are different for the June-bearing and day-neutral strawberries depending on how many acres of each we have due to seasonal and off-season price differences and different yearly yields. The startup cost is the sum of the equipment, irrigation, and plant establishment costs, all of which depend on acres and set rates from the UC Davis study or the "Ontario Berry Crops Establishment and Production Costs 2022 Economic Report". The yearly expenses are labour costs, water cost, and fuel cost, which all depend on the number of acres and price rates for these aspects of the farm.