This tool is designed to assist you in projecting revenue for a given crop year. Enter your acres, yields and prices for each crop and the chart updates as you type. It is a small sample of the kind of decision tools we build for the farms we work with — stripped down to one question, so you can see how it works. Nothing you enter leaves your browser.
Untick a crop you don't grow. It opens with published industry averages — replace every number with your own. The low-to-high band tests your price ±12%.
| Crop | Acres | Yield / acre | Price | Projected revenue |
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Where the starting numbers come from — and where this stops
Yields and prices as of October 2026.
Defaults are published averages, meant only as a starting point. Your own yields, your basis and your contracts will differ — and on a real farm they differ a lot. Replace them before you rely on any total.
| Crop | Yield | Price | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Corn | 178.5 bu/ac | $5.02/bu | USDA Crop Production, Sept 2026 · CBOT Dec-26 settle, Oct 7 2026 |
| Soybeans | 52.8 bu/ac | $12.98/bu | USDA Crop Production, Sept 2026 · CBOT Nov-26 settle, Oct 7 2026 |
| Cotton | 776 lb lint/ac | $0.86/lb | USDA Crop Production, Sept 2026 · ICE Dec-26, Sept 2026 |
| Peanuts | 3,930 lb/ac | $475/ton | UGA peanut outlook — Georgia average yield; 2026 contracts $425–500/ton |
| Wheat | 48.1 bu/ac | $6.87/bu | USDA Small Grains Summary 2026 · CBOT Dec-26 settle, Oct 7 2026 |
The low-to-high band runs ±12% around your price — on $5.02 corn that tests $4.42 to $5.62. It is a deliberate, fixed range, there to show how much of your season rides on price rather than to forecast any particular market.
Cotton price is lint only. If your gin settles net of ginning and warehousing and then pays rebates back later, work out your own all-in cents per pound. Peanut prices are per ton, converted at 2,000 lb to the ton.
This stops at revenue on purpose. What it will not tell you is whether you make money — that takes your true cost per acre, your break-even price by crop, and the cash-flow and tax timing that follow. Those numbers depend on your ground, your equipment, your rent and your debt, so we build them with each client one farm at a time rather than guessing at an average. Think of this page as a preview of the tools, not the tool itself.
A projection tells you what might happen. We help you decide what to do next — true cost per acre, break-even by crop, and the cash-flow and tax timing that follow. Plain-language reporting and CFO-level guidance for Southeast Georgia farms.