Farm plan portal

Add your land, the crops you plan to grow and the equipment you own or want to buy. You get back a cost breakdown built on published NC, GA and FL extension budgets, your yearly equipment cost, projected revenue and breakeven, and a month-by-month roadmap. No sign-in — everything you type stays in this browser until you download it.

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1Your land
Budgets differ by state because the published extension budgets differ by state.
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2 Your crops
Pick a crop and enter acres. Price and yield default to what the state budget assumes — override either with your own numbers.
3 Your equipment
Add what you own and what you plan to buy. Annual cost is straight-line depreciation over the useful life plus insurance and housing — the real yearly carry, not the sticker price.

No equipment added yet. Your plan will show crop costs only.

Your cost breakdown

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Where the money goes
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Pick a crop above to see the cost breakdown.

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Your roadmap

Built from the planting and harvest windows in the state budgets you picked, plus the record and equipment work that has to happen around them.

  1. Jan
    Set up your field records for the season
    Records

    One record per field: crop, acres, planting date, inputs applied, harvest volume. This is the same record set the Record-Verified credential asks for, so the work counts twice.

  2. Dec
    Pull soil tests on every block you plan to crop
    Soil

    Sample 3–4 months ahead so lime has time to react and so fertilizer rates come off a test instead of a habit. Keep the report — the trend across years is what a lender or buyer prices.

  3. Dec
    Close the books and compare to this plan
    Records

    Put actual cost and yield next to the budget figures above. The gaps are next year's plan — and three years of this history is what makes your acres bankable.

Every figure is transcribed from a published land-grant enterprise budget for that state. These are planning budgets built from grower panels and dealer quotes, not surveys of what farms actually spent — your invoices override them everywhere they exist.

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