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Re: Cost of a crop from start to finish ?
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Posted by Dave from MN on October 24, 2006 at 13:18:15 from (67.133.91.28):
In Reply to: Cost of a crop from start to finish ? posted by Real Green on October 24, 2006 at 12:40:55:
Start a spreadsheet,just get er done, keep track of all cost, end of year break down to cost per acre. If you made a profit,or not, look at your cost and see what you could reduce or eliminate. Continue as you go and ask advice on this website or your county extension agent( I prefer this sight), and keep data- weather yeilds-fertlizer application etc.,etc. Well at least thats my plan, good helpful neighbors helps. Are you asking for financial planning or just to get an idea if it's worth it?
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