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Spray-on profits A 7-bushel-per-acre yield spike can cover a $32- to $34-per-acre fungicide and application cost much better at $6-per-bushel corn prices than it can at $3-per-bushel prices.
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Winter Wheat Planting Decisions And Break-even Yields Budget 19 estimates dryland corn production costs for the southwest at approximately $429.36 per acre. With a December 2015 futures contract price of $4.084 per bushel and a McCook corn basis of -$0.34, a break-even dryland yield would be 115 bushels per acre.
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Profit Potential in Wheat for Grain General recommendations for wheat-for-grain are 80-100 pounds of actual nitrogen per acre. At current prices, this is about $60-$70 per acre. If you add an application charge of $5 per acre, this makes the fertilizer cost $65-$75 per acre.This price is highly volatile and subject to rapid change.t will probably cost you about $10 per acre to drill the crop in conventional tillage and about $12.50 per acre to drill the crop in no tillage. This brings the total cost of seed and planting to about $27.50-$30 per acre. Pesticide. Pesticide costs are usually higher with wheat-for-grain than for grazeout wheat.
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- Nitrogen recommendation is for corn grown in southwestern/central Ontario, 2,800 heat units, clay loam soil, following wheat with straw removed, with projected corn yield of 150 bu/acre, nitrogen cost of $1.38/kg. and corn price of $4.05/bu. See www.gocorn.net for more accurate nitrogen requirements for corn.
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- Treated lawn one last time with the fungus control at the minimum rate of 2.5 for rotary spreaders and will treat next year at the recommended rate of 4 times/year to avoid this next year. I really didn't think I was going to get my lawn back.Both products worked as advertised. applied Scotts Fungus Control to my lawn at the curative rate and within two weeks the lawn was free of Brown Spot. I applied a second application three weeks after the first and my lawn is totally fungus free. One drawback is the the product only comes in small bags and I have a large lawn (20,00 sq. ft.).
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- In the cash corn division, the average cost per acre has been $238 (minimum = $215 during 1995; maximum = $260 during 1992). In the livestock corn division, the average cost per acre is $206 (minimum = $186 during 1993; maximum = $235 during 1987).
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Should I apply a fungicide to my wheat? If you don’t look at your field or pay someone to do it, you could potentially apply fungicides to low disease potential, low yielding fields. If you cannot make it out to check your fields, consider a reputable scout or scouting service. With wheat prices hovering around $4.40 /bu, margins will be tight. This is why it is important to consider the amount of disease loss you are protecting by making a fungicide application.
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How Much Does It Cost To Produce An Acre Of Corn? In the cash corn division, the average cost per acre has been $238 (minimum = $215 during 1995; maximum = $260 during 1992). In the livestock corn division, the average cost per acre is $206 (minimum = $186 during 1993; maximum = $235 during 1987). Average cost per bushel has been between $1.25 and $1.95 in the cash corn division and $1.13 and $1.81 in the livestock corn division. Corn seed costs have increased 74% since the inception of the contest in 1987. Fertilizer costs have not changed over time, but varies up to 120% depending upon year.
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Food irradiation • A small vapor-heat treatment plant for disinfestation of fruits costs about $1 million. – Treatment costs vary as a function of dose and facility usage. • low dose applications such as disinfestation of fruit range between $ 0.01/lbs and $ 0.08/lbs • higher dose applications can cost as much as $ 0.20 / lbs. low dose applications such as disinfestation of fruit range between $ 0.01/lbs and $ 0.08/lbs • higher dose applications can cost as much as $ 0.20 / lbs.
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Determining a Value For Silage Crops Use the higher range of the factors when corn grain is priced at $2.50/bu or less and use the lower range when grain is priced $3.00/bu. or more. Given a corn price of $2.00/bu., these factors would result in silage being priced at $16.00 to $20.00 per ton.I prefer to use a method that is more complicated but takes into account moisture content of the silage in addition to the price of corn grain.ote that as grain yield increases so does the % grain content of the silage dry matter. Let's go through an example to see how the method applies. We'll assume that moisture content of the silage has been checked and found to be 65%. Therefore, dry matter content is 35%.
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- Fertilizer costs increased much more rapidly after 2006. For corn, fertilizer costs were $90 per acre in 2007, $124 per acre in 2008, and $185 per acre in 2009. Because of fertilizer price decreases, fertilizer costs declined to $122 per acre in 2010.From the 2010 level, fertilizer costs rose to $159 per acre in 2011 and $200 per acre in 2012. The 2012 fertilizer cost exceeded 2009 levels and was the highest per acre cost experienced in history.n application rate that cost $20 per acre in 2013 likely will be around 20% less in costs in 2014. Overall commodity prices likely will decrease more than fertilizer prices. Corn prices averaged $6.70 in 2013 and likely will be closer to $4.00 in 2014, a 38% decline.
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- The largest proportion of costs involve land, fertilizer and fixed + variable equipment (Fig. 1). In the cash corn division, the average cost per acre has been $238 (minimum = $215 during 1995; maximum = $260 during 1992).
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- Seed costs in 1998 increased 37% for corn over 1994 costs and 28% for soybeans (Table 1). Fertilizer costs increased 46 to 48% for both corn and soybean, however, this is primarily due to higher yields and higher P and K removal rates. Variable equipment costs have increased 26 to 30% for both corn and soybeans.Land costs increased 11%. In the corn divisions, depending upon year, the average maximum and minimum cost per acre is $215 to $260 in the cash grain division, and $187 to $234 in the dairy and livestock division (Table 1).eed costs in 1998 increased 37% for corn over 1994 costs and 28% for soybeans (Table 1). Fertilizer costs increased 46 to 48% for both corn and soybean, however, this is primarily due to higher yields and higher P and K removal rates. Variable equipment costs have increased 26 to 30% for both corn and soybeans.
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USDA: Potato Price Rises; Fertilizer Falls The August index for feed grains and hay, at 258, is down 9.8 percent from July and 17 percent below a year ago. The corn price, at $6.02 per bushel, is 77 cents lower than July and $1.61 below August 2012. The all hay price, at $180 per ton, is down $10 from July and $3 below last August. The August index for potatoes, at 189, is down 18 percent from July but 31 percent above August 2012. The all dry bean price, at $41.60 per hundredweight, is up $1.10 from the previous month and $1.80 above August 2012.
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- Prices are $6.00 per bushel for corn, $13.00 per bushel for soybeans, and $8.35 per bushel for wheat. Non-land costs are projected at $493 per acre for corn, $310 per acre for soybeans, $316 per acre for wheat, and $212 per acre for double-crop soybeans.
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- The additional soil nutrient value (P and K) removed in the non-grain portion of the silage (stover) is significant, at about $3.50 per tonne of corn silage harvested (@ 65% moisture).
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Profit Potential in Wheat for Grain General recommendations for wheat-for-grain are 80-100 pounds of actual nitrogen per acre. At current prices, this is about $60-$70 per acre. If you add an application charge of $5 per acre, this makes the fertilizer cost $65-$75 per acre.This price is highly volatile and subject to rapid change.t will probably cost you about $10 per acre to drill the crop in conventional tillage and about $12.50 per acre to drill the crop in no tillage. This brings the total cost of seed and planting to about $27.50-$30 per acre.
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Corn Roaster The fire never touches the food. You can buy corn for as little as 10 cents per ear, and sell it for $2.00 to $3.00 per ear. Our unit can produce over 65 dozen ears of corn per hour at $3.00 per ear is a possible income of $2200.00 per hour. You can pay for a unit in one day. The base price of the corn and potato roaster is $8999.00 plus shipping,
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How Much Does It Cost To Produce An Acre Of Corn? Average cost per bushel has been between $1.25 and $1.95 in the cash corn division and $1.13 and $1.81 in the livestock corn division. Corn seed costs have increased 74% since the inception of the contest in 1987.
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- the fertilizer cost $ 400 divided by 2000 lbs $ 20 per pound x 108 $ 21 60 per acre plus spreading cost the actual spreading cost at $ 6 per ton is approximately $ 32 per acre for our purposes we will round our cost to $ 22 00 per acreurchase and spread 50 units of actual nitrogen per acre to a fescue field for winter stockpiling spreading cost is $ 6 per ton the application is expected to yield 2000 pounds of dm per acre of additional forage our fertilizer will be urea and cost $ 400 per ton
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2015 Nebraska Crop Production Budgets No-till Corn-Soybeans. The cost per bushel for irrigated corn in rotation with soybeans in a no-till system is $4.15 per bushel. This cost includes opportunity and depreciation costs in addition to the cost of purchased inputs. The per bushel cost considering only cash costs is $2.38 per bushel. This compares to $3.56 per bushel total and $2.17 per bushel cash cost to produce no-till dryland corn.
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Corn silage pricing In the past we might have used the average price for the week the corn was harvested. This year I would suggest something closer to the price of new crop corn as the starting point. For ease of calculations, let's use $4.50/bu for the price of corn. This would equal $31.50/wet ton of corn silage ($4.50 x 7 = $31.50).n the past we might have used the average price for the week the corn was harvested. This year I would suggest something closer to the price of new crop corn as the starting point. For ease of calculations, let's use $4.50/bu for the price of corn. This would equal $31.50/wet ton of corn silage ($4.50 x 7 = $31.50).
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- Growing corn $$. Corn is probably one of the more expensive food plot crops that you can plant. If you have to buy seed, the new hybrids with all the herbicide and insecticide traits can easily run you $300+ for an 80,000 kernel bag (roughly 50 lbs). An 80,000 kernel bag will plant 2.5 acres at 32,000 seeds per acre.
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- If testing is not needed/requested, KIC provides straightforward pricing for mold remediation cost per square foot. The direct cost of microbial remediation application from KIC Restoration ranges from $0.23 to $1.65 per square foot depending on project requirements.
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Search results HomeBrewStuff Corn Sugar (Dextrose) priming sugar for beer brewing, Bottling, Moonshine or cooking. by Home Brew Stuff. $ 3 84-$ 13 32 Prime.
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V5 fungicide applications to corn The intense interest in fungicide use on corn in 2010 also confirmed that the standard corn fungicide application for the most yield advantage is still at the tassel stage of corn. “Most of the earliest research work was done around VT to R1, and in fact, that is still where we see the greatest yield benefit.echnical and field trial investigation of applying a fungicide at the V5 stage of growth really increased starting in 2008, according to the fungicide manufacturers selling the most product in the corn market.