In December, Molina agrees to buy the avocados grown on trees disbursed over ten acres of Mission Hollow's one-hundred-acre avocado farm. The sales contract specified F.O.B Mission Hollow's field by Bisconte Transportation. The avocados are to be harvested in October of the following year.

1. At what point is a crop of avocados identified to the contract under the Uniform Commercial Code? Why is identification significant?

2. When does title to the avocados pass from Mission Hollow to Molina under the contract terms? Why?

3. Suppose that while in transit, Bisconte's truck overturns and spills the entire load. Who bears the loss, Molina or Mission Hollow?

4. Suppose that instead of buying fresh avocados, Molina had contracted with Mission Hollow to purchase one thousand cases of frozen avocados from Mission Hollow's processing plant. The highest grade of avocados is packaged under the "Good As Fresh" label, and everything else is packaged under the "Family Best" label. Further suppose that although the contract specified that Molina was to receive Good As Fresh broccoli, Bisconte delivered Family Best avocados to Molina. If Molina refuses to accept the avocados, who bears the loss?