Crop Rotation Revenue Planner
Allocate your acres across six common rotation crops. We’ll show revenue per crop, the share of your total revenue each one contributes, and the average gross dollars per acre across the whole rotation.
Acreage & price per crop
Enter acres, expected yield, and your contracted (or expected) price for each crop.
Pintos / Black Beans
Grain Corn
Winter Wheat
Spring Wheat
Corn Silage
Alfalfa
Wheat Straw (auto)
498ac · from Winter + Spring WheatHow the planner works.
For every crop block: revenue = acres × yield/acre × price. Add them up and you’ve got total gross revenue. Divide by your total acres and you get the average gross dollars per acre — the number you actually compare year over year when you’re deciding whether the rotation pencils out.
Alfalfa share— many growers run hay on a 1/2 share with the landowner. Toggle the share slider to model that arrangement. 100% means you keep everything; 50% is the classic landlord split.
Wheat strawis computed from your combined Winter + Spring Wheat acres. A typical irrigated wheat field puts up about 2 tons of bale-quality straw per acre, priced around $100–$130/ton in most markets. Both numbers are editable.
This is a grossrevenue planner — it doesn’t take seed cost, inputs, or crop insurance into account. Pair it with the other tools in the Resource Center to build a fuller picture.
Take it from a planner to a plan.
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