Tomato (indeterminate, heated) — Heated greenhouse, 30×96 ft
University of Kentucky CCD greenhouse tomato budget. UK's Center for Crop Diversification publishes greenhouse tomato budgets for a single bay. Figures here are the order-of-magnitude planning ranges from that publication; pull the current PDF before budgeting a real house. About 1 crop cycle per year in this structure.
| Plants and growing media | $900 |
| Fertilizer and injectors | $700 |
| Heat (propane/natural gas) | $3,200 |
| Electricity (fans, vents, pumps) | $600 |
| Pollination (bumblebee hives) | $450 |
| Pest and disease control | $350 |
| Packaging and marketing | $1,100 |
| Labor (seeding through harvest) | $5,200 |
| Repairs, supplies, interest | $900 |
| Total cost per house per cycle | $13,400 |
Cost per pound
$2.44
Revenue per house
$13,750
Profit per house per cycle
$350
Greenhouse budgets are published per house, not per acre — heat and labor dominate, and both are local. Pair this with the field cost-per-acre calculator and the breakeven price tool. Growing under cover? Flag the crop window in your grower portal and log readings there.