Farmbrite Blog

With each article in the “Farm KPIs” series, we dive deeper into a specific metric (crops, livestock, financial, etc.) by defining what it is, why it’s important, how to track it, and how to put the data into practical use. This article specifically looks at those built for crop growers; our next in the series will focus on livestock-applicable reports.

When you walk your fields or check on your livestock, the health of your farm is often measured in what you see: lush crops, well-fed animals, or barns filled with the season’s harvest. But beneath the surface of every farm’s daily operations lies another measure of health—one that isn’t always as visible but is just as important: your profit margins.

Measuring input efficiency can be the difference between a season that’s simply busy and one that’s truly profitable.

Behind every successful farm is a keen understanding of some specific, key metrics, and one in particular is the cost of production.

Yield Per Acre is one of the simplest, most powerful ways to measure farm performance. In this article we dive into what it is, how to measure and track it, and how to put this data into practical use in your operation.

BCS (Body Condition Score) uses a 9 point scale to describe the health/fatness of a cattle. Here's how to calculate it in your herd.

Check out the gestation table for cattle below to estimate your cow's due date based on their date of service.

This article goes over estimating cattle calving dates and gestation periods and gives a helpful calculator.

Trying to figure out how many plants you can grow in your garden can be tricky to calculate?

Thinking about a farm loan and wondering what your payments might look like? Enter details about your loan below to find out. The farm loan