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Crop Gross Margin report
Crop Gross Margin report
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Written by Sam Seymour
Updated over a week ago

The Crop Gross Margin shows a breakdown of the income and expenses allocated to the selected crop season(s). This allows you to:

  1. Identify which crops are most profitable for your operation.

  2. See the overall profitability of your cropping enterprise.

  3. Understand the costs associated with each crop and find opportunities for savings.

  4. Assess the financial performance of different crop seasons to refine your planning and decision-making.

  5. Monitor the financial health of your cropping enterprise over time.

Report Settings

There are a number of options available with the Crop Gross Margin:

  • Select one or more crop season trackers.

  • Select the period.
    โ€‹Note: if you select Full Season and have multiple trackers it will use the earliest start date.

  • Show Column Per Crop Season - instead of a consolidated report, this will show an individual column for each crop season selected

  • Show KPIs

KPIs

Toggle the display of key performance indicators, such as total income, total expenses, gross margin, and gross margin percentage. It will also show the three most significant expenses.

If you choose to show each crop season in its own column, there will be an extra table with KPIs for each crop selected.

Comparing between Crop Seasons

When you choose to show a column per crop season, the report provides a separate view for each selected crop season. This allows you to easily compare revenue, expenses, and profitability across seasons. This could be used to compare between crop types eg. Wheat 2024 vs Corn 2024, or to compare between seasons eg. Corn 2024 vs Corn 2023.

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