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See how much of what the land produces goes to the lease, and how much is left per hectare after the production cost.
Pre-sizing and estimating tool: the results do not replace a design, calculation, or report signed by a qualified professional, nor verification against the applicable standards.
Share of production at different yields, with the same lease in bags; the highlighted bar is yours.
Revenue breakdown per hectare and what is left after cost and lease.
Drag the controls to simulate data different from what you entered (from 30% less to 30% more) and watch the result change instantly.
Net return per hectare for yields of 40 to 80 bags/ha, with the bag price 20% below, equal to, and 20% above the price you entered.
The calculation done in steps, with the values you entered.
The calculation memo gathers this page's inputs, results, equations, assumptions, and references, with fields for project, responsible person, and review. The full report also includes the charts and interpretations, in color. In the print window, choose Save as PDF.
Enter the combined lease in bags per hectare, the expected yield, the bag price, the production cost per hectare, and the leased area. The calculator shows the fraction of production paid and the surplus.
Lease of 15 bags/ha, yield of 60 bags/ha, bag at R$ 120, production cost of R$ 4,200/ha and area of 200 ha.
Share = 15 ÷ 60 = 25%. Amount paid = 15 × 120 = R$ 1,800/ha. Revenue = 60 × 120 = R$ 7,200/ha. Surplus = 7,200 − 4,200 − 1,800 = R$ 1,200/ha, or R$ 240,000 on the area.
Because income follows yield and grain price. In years of crop failure, the amount paid falls along with production, which splits the risk between owner and tenant.
There is no fixed number. It depends on the regional price, the quality of the land, and the production cost. Compare with the local average and with your cost.
Yes, on the leftover line. If the cost is left out, the leftover value is overestimated.
No. It helps compare proposals. The contract should set out the term, adjustment, payment method, and responsibilities.
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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