In 2019, Sam decided she should dry and prepare the B grade and C grade leaves for sale herself, rather than selling them at the split-off point. Just as in 2018, the harvesting costs for the tea were $400,000, and the harvest yielded 14,500 bushels of A grade leaves, 15,500 bushels of B grade leaves and 18,000 bushels of C grade leaves. The A grade leaves were sold for $17 per bushel, but the B grade and C grade leaves were all processed further, and not made available for sale at the split-off point. The additional processing costs for the prepared B grade leaves were $95,000, and the 15,500 bushels were sold for $450,000. The additional processing costs for the prepared C grade leaves were $200,000, and the 18,000 bushels were sold for $770,000. Assume that Sam allocates joint costs using the net realizable value method.

How much of the joint cost will be allocated to: SHOW WORK

A grade leaves?

B grades leaves?

C grades leaves?

What is the gross profit percentage per bushel?