Row Crop · Corn, Soy, Wheat, Hay
Your yield map is beautiful. Your margin map is the one that matters.
Input costs, cash rent, and basis don’t live in your Ops Center, and your Ops Center data doesn’t live in QuickBooks. You already have every number you need to decide which fields and rotations to keep in 2026—they’re just in three systems that don’t talk.
One decision: which fields and rotations to keep, change, or retireLow StabilityHigh Stability
Grow
Hold
Rotate
Retire or renegotiate
Low $/Acre MarginHigh $/Acre Margin
How It Works
Three inputs. One 2026 rotation plan.
Goes In
Data already on your farm
- John Deere Operations Center (or Climate FieldView, AGCO, Ag Leader) as-applied and yield
- Input invoices: seed, chem, fert, fuel from your supplier portal
- QuickBooks or Farm Biz for cash rent, insurance, custom work
- Optional: FSA 578 acreage and crop insurance records
Comes Out
True per-field economics
- Field × year × crop margin matrix
- Input cost per bushel and per acre
- Cash-rent break-even per field
- FSA/NRCS report-ready summaries
Who It's For
Mid-Atlantic grain operations
- 500–8,000 tillable-acre family operations
- Southern PA (York, Lancaster, Adams, Franklin counties)
- Maryland Eastern Shore (Kent, Queen Anne’s, Caroline)
- Operators working with Baltimore County Extension and FSA
Your FSA, your Ops Center, your QuickBooks—stitched, not replaced. Typical delivery: 5–7 weeks from kickoff.
Want this built before 2026 inputs hit?
Share an export from your Ops Center and a season of invoices. We’ll show you what a field-level margin picture looks like.