33 Sources of Crop Cost of Production Data

Nick Horob


Cost of production is an important metric for all farms (obviously). This is amplified by record high cost of production we’ve seen recently.

When conducting crop and farm profitability research, I often look at cost of production data from universities (and other sources) around the US and Canada. I wanted to hightlight the list of websites that I’ve visited to conduct corn, soybean, wheat, and specialty crop cost of production research.

If you’d like to start tracking your cost of production on a per crop, field, landlord and/or entity-basis, you can sign up for a free trial of Harvest Profit below.

See below for this list.

United States: Crop Cost of Production Guides

Canada: Crop Cost of Production Guides

If you know of any additional cost of production budget or estimate resources that you find valuable, send me an email (nick at harvestprofit.com) and I’ll add them to this list.

Nick Horob

Nick Horob

Passionate about farm finances, software, and assets that produce cash flow (oil wells/farmland/rentals). U of MN grad.

Fargo, ND
http://www.harvestprofit.com
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