AgriProfit$ Cropping Alternatives

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AgriProfit$ Cropping Alternatives for Alberta Crop and Forage Producers

Full Report	Black Soil Zone	Brown Soil Zone	Dark Brown Soil Zone	Grey-Wooded Soil Zone	Peace Region	Irrigated Crops
2018	18 Black	18 Brown	18 Dk Brown	18 Grey	18 Peace	18 Irr
2017	17 Black	17 Brown	17 Dk Brown	17 Grey	17 Peace	17 Irr
2016	16 Black	16 Brown	16 Dk Brown	16 Grey	16 Peace	16 Irr
2015	15 Black	15 Brown	15 Dk Brown	15 Grey	15 Peace	15 Irr

See the following map for the soil groups and agricultural regions of Alberta.

The 2018 Cropping Alternatives Methodology is available as a .pdf file.
The 2017 Cropping Alternatives Methodology is available as a .pdf file.
The 2016 Cropping Alternatives Methodology is available as a .pdf file.
The 2015 Cropping Alternatives Methodology is available as a .pdf file.

The following regional forecasts are based on the cost of production information from the AgriProfit$ Business Analysis & Research Program and estimations of expected revenues and costs from various sources. Producers should use their own costs and revenue projections to make cropping decisions for their farm operations. There is a danger of over or underestimating your costs and returns based on regional benchmarks and forecasts. Do not base cropping decisions solely on the information provided in the following budgets.

Alberta Agriculture and Forestry's crop budgeting software program CropChoice$ and the Crop Budget Calculator are available to customize your own crop budgets.

For more information about the content of this document, contact ML Manglai.
This document is maintained by Shukun Guan.
This information published to the web on April 17, 2015.
Last Reviewed/Revised on March 14, 2018.