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Re: Cost of a crop from start to finish ?
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Posted by big hunter on October 24, 2006 at 12:56:02 from (208.242.127.85):
In Reply to: Cost of a crop from start to finish ? posted by Real Green on October 24, 2006 at 12:40:55:
don't know the answer but....you need to know how much ground your tractor and implement can prepare, ( I guess acres per hour?) how much does seed cost, test the soil and that will tell you how much and what kind of fertilizer is needed if any, how long it will take to sow, what the cost would be to hire out to harvest or to rent a machine (unless you have your own) time to bale the straw, what your time is worth through this whole process of working the crop. I know your looking for a cost per acre....like I said I don't know, but if you figure out all of these things you could come close....maybe
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