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JDOffice 1.2<br />

Record Keeping Reports<br />

The information contained in these reports come from the Record Keeping section of<br />

JDOffice.<br />

Simple Field Budget Summary Report<br />

A Simple Field Budget Summary Report screen is the exact screen you see when you<br />

select Record Keeping>Field Budget; because the screen is identical, it does not matter<br />

how you navigate to it (either through the Reports or Record Keeping menu).<br />

The costs must be entered into the Field Budget screen and calculated before a report can<br />

be viewed (refer to “Field Budget” on page 151 for information). Prior to any field work, the<br />

Field Budget is used to calculate the costs associated with a specific field to determine the<br />

break-even price and yield; it will also estimate any potential profits or losses. This<br />

information can then be used to plan ahead and decrease costs or inputs in certain areas<br />

to increase overall profit and yield.<br />

The values on the report are specific to the Farm name, Field name, State, Crop and<br />

Season. If a choice in any of the categories is changed, then the report becomes a new<br />

one specific to the new criteria.<br />

Begin by entering the cost per acre for the field inputs and equipment. The drying, storage<br />

and transportation cost are enter as a per bushel average. If there is a loan associated<br />

with the selected criteria, enter it in Loan Information. Finally, enter any payments you<br />

will receive from the government, the total acres planted, the expected yield, and the price<br />

per bushel.<br />

Clicking Calculate will multiply the costs by the number of acres, and then will subtract<br />

that number from the expected revenue. After all the costs are entered, the report will<br />

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