Farm Enterprise Budget
Quick crop return comparison
Compare revenue against the seed/input, labor and pumping costs entered here. This partial budget is not whole-farm profit.
This model does not separately include land, machinery ownership, crop protection, insurance, overhead, or owner wage. Crop yield and sale price are planning defaults, not field forecasts or market quotes. Test a complete enterprise budget →
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Local wage index×1.0 · 15 $/hr
Diesel fuel price$1.20 / L
Return on modeled costs
104%
50.9% partial margin
Partial surplus
$7,510
82.0 t · $14,760 gross
InputsLaborEnergyPartial surplus
Gross revenue$14,760
Seed & inputs-$4,000
Labor & wages-$2,500
Energy & pumping-$750
Baselines from FAO market indicators and World Bank Pink Sheet indices, scaled by local factors.
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| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Crop Type | Corn |
| Cultivated Area | 10 Hectares |
| Seed and Input Cost | $4,000 USD |
| Labor Cost | $2,500 USD |
| Energy Pumping Cost | $750 USD |
| Gross Revenue | $14,760 USD |
| Partial surplus | $7,510 USD |
| Return on modeled costs | 104% |
| Partial margin | 50.9% |
What this partial budget answers
Compare benchmark revenue with seed/input, labor and pumping costs. The surplus excludes other enterprise costs and is not net profit. Use the detailed enterprise budget for break-even targets, overhead and owner wage.
- Evidence basis
- FAO market indicators and World Bank Pink Sheet indices, scaled by local factors.
- Adjust before use
- This quick tool uses default yields and sale prices. Use the enterprise budget to enter your own yield, sale price, full costs and profit target.
Limitations: local buyer terms, taxes, insurance, financing, weather shocks, and field-specific performance are not established by this estimate.