Organic Transition Calculator: Row Crop

Commodity Prices

Prices are manually set — enter your contracted prices or update from live CBOT data. Live CBOT prices ↗

Conventional ($/bu)

Corn $/bu

Soybeans $/bu

Wheat $/bu

Non-GMO / Transitional ($/bu)

Non-GMO Corn $/bu

Non-GMO Soybeans $/bu

Non-GMO Wheat $/bu

Certified Organic ($/bu)

Organic Corn $/bu

Organic Soybeans $/bu

Organic Wheat $/bu

Your Current Operation

Total Planted Acres

AcresYield (bu/ac)Revenue/acre (avg)Total Revenue

Corn

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Soybeans

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Wheat

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Transition Acres & Yield Estimates

Enter how many acres you plan to transition to organic and your estimated yields. Transition year yields typically run 10–20% below conventional — the yield gap often narrows over time as soil health improves under organic management. The two panels below automatically calculate estimated revenue under both Non-GMO pricing (Years 1 & 2) and certified organic pricing (Year 3 & beyond) using the same acreage and yield estimates.

Acres Yield — bu/ac (estimate)

Corn

Soybeans

Wheat

Transition Years — Non-GMO Pricing

Years 1 & 2 — grown organically, sold as Non-GMO

Rev/acre (avg)Total Revenue

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Certified Organic (Year 3 & Beyond)

Same acreage & yield estimates — certified organic pricing

Rev/acre (avg)Total Revenue

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Results

Current Operation — Gross Revenue

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Transition Years (Non-GMO) — Gross Revenue

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Certified Organic (Yr 3+) — Gross Revenue

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Transition Years vs. Current

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Certified Organic vs. Current

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Current — Conventional

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Soybeans—

Wheat—

Total Gross Revenue—

Transition Years — Non-GMO (Yrs 1 & 2)
Non-GMO corn—
Non-GMO soybeans—
Non-GMO wheat—
Remaining conventional—
Total Gross Revenue—

Certified Organic (Year 3 & Beyond)
Organic corn—
Organic soybeans—
Organic wheat—
Remaining conventional—
Total Gross Revenue—

Note — Gross Revenue Only: All figures above represent estimated gross revenue. These numbers are intended to illustrate the revenue opportunity of transitioning to organic — they are not a complete farm financial plan.