Below is an agriculture report published by the USDA. It gives an overview of the fruit and nut market in the United States, with an additional focus on information pertaining to apple, avocado, grape, grapefruit, lemon, peach, pear.

Market Overview: the usda report forecasts mixed production levels for major noncitrus fruits in 2021/22, with apples, grapes, peaches, cranberries, and cherries expected to rise but pears expected to decline. grower prices remain high in 2021 despite some fluctuations. factors impacting the market include record heat in some areas, ongoing drought in california, labor shortages, and strong demand. citrus production hit a 3-year low in 2020/21 due to weather issues and disease, supporting higher prices. almond and walnut production is forecast to decline in 2021/22 due to harsh weather and drought in california. overall, larger supplies of fresh fruit are available to u.s. consumers due to increases in both domestic production and imports for many commodities over the past decade.

- apple:
    - Product Summary: apple production is forecast up 3% in 2021/22 to 10.5 billion pounds, led by a 7% increase in washington which will account for 70% of the crop. prices will face downward pressure from sluggish exports and more apples diverted to processing. heat damage during the summer in washington poses uncertainty around final production.
    - California Price and Yield Statistics: the average apple yield is 19,000 LB / ACRE and the average price per unit is 0.244 $ / LB.
- avocado:
    - Product Summary: avocado imports, mainly from mexico, surged 199% between 2008-10 and 2018-20, while california production declined 9%. imports now make up 90% of u.s. avocado availability. peru is emerging as a significant supplier during the u.s. summer season. strong demand growth has supported prices for domestic producers despite the influx of imports.
    - California Price and Yield Statistics: the average avocado yield is 2.87 TONS / ACRE and the average price per unit is 2,430 $ / TON.
- grape:
    - Product Summary: table grape production in california, which dominates u.s. supply, grew 9% over the past decade. imports, mainly from chile, peru and mexico, also grew 9% and now account for nearly 50% of u.s. availability. peru is close to overtaking chile as the top import supplier. grape imports are extending into the u.s. season on both ends.
    - California Price and Yield Statistics: the average grape yield is 6.92 TONS / ACRE and the average price per unit is 908 $ / TON.
- grapefruit:
    - Product Summary: u.s. grapefruit production plummeted to a near 30-year low in 2020/21 due to a severe freeze in texas and ongoing decline in florida. imports were up sharply to offset some of the shortfall, while exports fell. the smaller crop supported higher grower prices, which averaged over $25 per box.
    - California Price and Yield Statistics: the average grapefruit yield is 457 BOXES / ACRE and the average price per unit is 24.33 $ / BOX, ON TREE EQUIV.
- lemon:
    - Product Summary: lemon production fell to a 5-year low of 884,000 tons in 2020/21, with declines in both california and arizona. imports jumped 22% to fill the gap, while exports dropped 16% to the lowest level in 30 years. grower prices rose 7% to nearly $30 per box due to the tighter supplies.
    - California Price and Yield Statistics: the average lemon yield is 428 BOXES / ACRE and the average price per unit is 23.3 $ / BOX, ON TREE EQUIV.
- peach:
    - Product Summary: peach production is forecast up 13% in 2021 to the highest level since 2017, with increases expected in california, south carolina and georgia. california freestone peach production is projected to rise 23% despite drought and heat. clingstone peach prices for canning rose 4% on a smaller crop.
    - California Price and Yield Statistics: the average peach yield is 13.7 TONS / ACRE and the average price per unit is 763 $ / TON.
- pear:
    - Product Summary: u.s. pear production is forecast to fall slightly in 2021/22, with a 19% decrease in washington offsetting increases in oregon and california. the northwest heat wave may cut further into the crop size. pears may suffer less damage than apples due to more shading from the trees.
    - California Price and Yield Statistics: the average pear yield is 15.6 TONS / ACRE and the average price per unit is 565 $ / TON.

I'm a farmer in California planning what fruit to plant next year. I would like to maximize my profit with '10' acres of land.

Below are the actions I can take:
Action 1. apple: 10 acres
Action 2. avocado: 10 acres
Action 3. grape: 10 acres
Action 4. grapefruit: 10 acres
Action 5. lemon: 10 acres
Action 6. peach: 10 acres
Action 7. pear: 10 acres



I would like to know which action I should take based on the information provided above.
You should format your response as a JSON object. The JSON object should contain the following keys:
- decision: a string that describes the action you recommend the farmer to take. The output format should be the same as the format of the actions listed above, e.g. Action 1. apple: 10 acres
- explanation: a string that describes, in detail, the reasoning behind your decision. You should include information on the expected yield and price of each fruit, as well as factors that affect them.