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The Wisconsin Crop 'PEPS' Program, which stands for 'Profits through Efficient Production Systems', provides a structured framework for farmers to report on soil and crop management practices. The program includes various forms for soil information, crop production costs, and harvest reports for corn, including silage and picker harvests. It emphasizes sustainable farming practices, efficient resource use, and accurate data collection to enhance profitability and environmental stewardship. Participants must adhere to specific guidelines for measuring and reporting their agricultural activities, with the aim of promoting best practices in crop production.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Wisconsin Crop - corn agronomy wisc document in the editor.
Begin by filling in your personal information at the top of the form, including your name, phone number, address, county, and entry number.
Proceed to the Soil Information section. Enter the date of residue cover and soil loss check, soil series, texture, and estimated percent residue cover at planting.
Continue with details about previous and current crops, slope percentage, whether planted on contour, and soil loss calculations using R.U.S.L.E. and Wind Loss Equation.
In the Crop Production and Cost Information section, select your division (Corn, Cash Crop; Corn for Dairy/Livestock; or Corn Silage) and provide necessary details such as hybrid variety and planting rate.
Complete the Field Operations section by listing all operations conducted from fall till harvest. Be sure to include dates and equipment used for each operation.
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How much does it cost to plant one acre of corn?

For corn, the baselines 2023 yields of 181.5 bushels per acre and $5.70 average cash price received spells revenues of $1034. Total costs of $870 per acre would generate a profit of $164, down from an estimated $290 this year and a record $323 in 2021.

What is the average corn yield per acre in Wisconsin?

With todays corn yields and prices (172.3 bushels per acre U.S. average and $6.70 per bushel), 160 acres can bring in $184,497 in annual revenue.

How much does it cost to plant an acre of corn in Wisconsin?

In south and south central Wisconsin, corn production costs range from $275 to $325 per acre. All corn hybrids planted in April and May returned enough to compensate for production costs at a corn price of $2.75 per bushel.

When should corn be planted in Wisconsin?

Basic Silage Pricing Calculations in Traditional Formulas The 2024 Wisconsin state average corn yield was 174 bushels/acre. Using the value of 8.1 (170-190 bu./acre) bu./wet ton * $3.75/bu. yields $30.38 per ton.

How much profit does a farmer make on 1 acre of corn?

The 2024 Wisconsin state average corn yield was 174 bushels/acre. Using the value of 8.1 (170-190 bu./acre) bu./wet ton * $3.75/bu. yields $30.38 per ton.