The cost of production for soybeans in 1974 was estimated through an enumerative survey. The average total cost, excluding land, was $69 per harvested acre of which $53 was for direct components. On a per bushel basis, total cost, excluding land, averaged $2.79 at the survey average yield of 24.7 bushels per acre, or 10 percent higher than the costs projected for a more 'normal' 1974 crop year. Land allocations were estimated by six alternative procedures with a range in the national average of $29 to $71 per acre or $1.18 to $2.90 per bushel. These costs varied substantially among subregions and among farms
Use of the Illinois Farm Business Records is made to obtain costs by size of unit and levels of phys...
USDA's costs-of-production (COP) data series dates back to 1975. This report is a compilation of the...
The Arkansas Soybean Research Verification Program (AR SRVP) has provided demonstrations of optimal ...
Average soybean production costs ranged from $2.13 per bushel for producers in the lowest cost quart...
The average variable cost of producing a bushel of soybeans was $2.11 in 1990. Individual farm cost...
This report presents State-level soybean production cost and return estimates for the 1990 productio...
This report presents regional and national estimates of variable, machinery ownership, and general ...
Yields are too low and costs are too high in New York State for there to be more than a miniscule qu...
This is a one page arcticle. Soybeans brought the greatest dollar return per acre of the grain and o...
Regional acreage response equations were developed to measure the impact of price, government progra...
Linear programming and regression analyses are used to estimate U.S. planted acreage of soybeans wit...
● The total acreage harvested was 2.03 million in 2000 (1). ● Soybean production was 74.9 millio...
Results from long-term experimental trials suggest that similar yields and lower costs are possible ...
"Farmers are now growing soybeans on approximately one half of Missouri's harvested cropland--5,930,...
U.S. soybean acreage has nearly tripled in the postwar era, rising from around 12 million acres in 1...
Use of the Illinois Farm Business Records is made to obtain costs by size of unit and levels of phys...
USDA's costs-of-production (COP) data series dates back to 1975. This report is a compilation of the...
The Arkansas Soybean Research Verification Program (AR SRVP) has provided demonstrations of optimal ...
Average soybean production costs ranged from $2.13 per bushel for producers in the lowest cost quart...
The average variable cost of producing a bushel of soybeans was $2.11 in 1990. Individual farm cost...
This report presents State-level soybean production cost and return estimates for the 1990 productio...
This report presents regional and national estimates of variable, machinery ownership, and general ...
Yields are too low and costs are too high in New York State for there to be more than a miniscule qu...
This is a one page arcticle. Soybeans brought the greatest dollar return per acre of the grain and o...
Regional acreage response equations were developed to measure the impact of price, government progra...
Linear programming and regression analyses are used to estimate U.S. planted acreage of soybeans wit...
● The total acreage harvested was 2.03 million in 2000 (1). ● Soybean production was 74.9 millio...
Results from long-term experimental trials suggest that similar yields and lower costs are possible ...
"Farmers are now growing soybeans on approximately one half of Missouri's harvested cropland--5,930,...
U.S. soybean acreage has nearly tripled in the postwar era, rising from around 12 million acres in 1...
Use of the Illinois Farm Business Records is made to obtain costs by size of unit and levels of phys...
USDA's costs-of-production (COP) data series dates back to 1975. This report is a compilation of the...
The Arkansas Soybean Research Verification Program (AR SRVP) has provided demonstrations of optimal ...