Field Loss Calculator
 
This MS Excel spreadsheet allows producers to calculate the influence of harvesting today versus allowing the crop to stand in the field and harvesting later. It accounts for higher drying costs versus grain losses during field drying. It allows the user to account for elevator discounts and grain shrink.

Note: This spreadsheet is saved using MS Excel 2007. To install a converter for earlier versions of Excel click here.

MS Excel 2003 version


Crop Seed Price Calculator
 
This MS Excel spreadsheet allows the user to calculate the per acre seed costs for any crop. It allows the user to account for differences in herbicide, insecticide, fungicide and insurance costs. It also allows for differences in harvest moisture and handling hauling and storage.

Corn Silage Pricing Decision Aid
  
Trying to figure a fair selling price for corn silage? This spreadsheet looks at pricing corn silage from both the buyer and seller points of view.

Milk 2006
  
The latest version of the popular corn silage performance index for ranking hybrids and agronomic treatment effects.

Milk 2000
  
The first version to use the NRC (2001) summative energy approach. Intake estimated using NDF. Energy estimated from grain (starch) and stover (NDFD) pools.

Milk 1995
  
 The second version of the "Milk" performance index series. Intake estimated using NDF and energy equation based upon in vitro digestibility.

Milk 1991
  
The initial version of the "Milk" performance index series. Energy equation based upon ADF.

AG STATS2
  
 
An easy to use analysis of variance program for agronomy professionals written by Russ Karrow (Oregon State University).

GrainDry
  
   A decision support system for calculating grain shrink. Written by John True (University of Minnesota).
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