Liming, fertilization, sprayer and seeder setting, irrigation, cost per bag and grain drying in one place. Each calculation shows the equations, assumptions and references used, and generates a PDF report.

Our goal is to bring clear, easy-to-use technical tools for agribusiness to support field and management decisions. The calculators are indicative and educational: they do not replace the agronomist, the livestock specialist, or the technical prescription.
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Calculate how many tonnes of limestone raise the soil's base saturation to the level the crop needs. Enter the CTC, the current saturation, the target and the limestone's PRNT; the result shows the requirement per hectare.
Calculate the liming →
Nozzle flow, spray volume per hectare and pressure for the desired flow, from travel speed and nozzle spacing. Use it to calibrate before application and to check the tank.
Set up the sprayer →
Crop evapotranspiration, the water available in the soil and the system efficiency give the gross depth, the irrigation interval and the irrigation time based on the equipment's flow rate.
Calculate the irrigation interval →
Add the costs of inputs, operations, machinery and financing, and see the cost per bag, the break-even point in bags, and the margin over the expected yield and price.
Calculate the cost →
Deductions for moisture, impurities, and damaged grain at delivery, and the energy and time to dry the grain to storage moisture.
Each result comes with charts and text that explains what the number means for the decision.

Product per tank and per area from the dose you entered, with the area covered per tank and the total to buy.

Seeds per meter and kg per hectare, corrected for expected germination and emergence.

Depreciation, interest, fuel, maintenance, and operator added together, with the cost per hectare based on operational capacity.

Net weight and batch value after deductions for moisture, impurities and damaged grain, with fields you can edit to match the contract.
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Each page includes a filled-in example. Replace it with your own crop data, in metric or imperial units; the result is recalculated immediately.
Generate the calculation memo in PDF, with inputs, equations, assumptions, and references, to take to your agronomist's or livestock specialist's review.
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Methods and references cited in each calculator · Embrapa · IAC · ASABE · ABNT NBR
Important notice: the Agrocalcs tools make estimates and preliminary sizing based on the data entered and on published engineering methods. They do not replace a design, a calculation report or a report signed by a qualified professional (CREA/ART), nor verification against the applicable technical standards and legislation, such as the Regulatory Standards of the Ministry of Labor. Material and fuel properties vary: check with the manufacturer or with analyses of your process before deciding. By using the site, you agree to the Terms of Use.
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