Three ways a SOURCE® and BLUEPRINT™ program pays back. Pick the one that matches the conversation, enter your local prices, and print the result for the grower.
1 · What are you solving for?
2 · Fertilizer Prices
Enter $ per ton for the products you actually buy. Leave the rest blank — blanks are excluded from the averages.
Fills the table with the DTN retail average for the week of —. View the report
| Product | $ / Ton | $ / Unit |
|---|---|---|
| DAP 18-46-0 | — | |
| MAP 11-52-0 | — | |
| NH3 82-0-0 | — | |
| 28-0-0 UAN | — | |
| 32-0-0 UAN | — | |
| Urea 46-0-0 | — |
Nitrogen price
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avg. of N products entered
Phosphorus price
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avg. of P products entered
3 · The Operation
Current fertility plan optional
4 · Nutrient Reduction
5 · Yield Upside
Bushels per acre. Leave at 0 to model fertilizer replacement at equal yield — the standard case.
6 · Program Cost
Both entered as $ per acre.
The Answer
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Total farm ROI
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— per acre
Cut this much to cover SOURCE + BLUEPRINT
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units of N
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units of P
What you apply
Nitrogen
— → — units
Phosphorus
— → — units
- Reduced input cost N
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- Reduced input cost P
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- Yield gain —
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- Total value created
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- Value of that cut
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- SOURCE + BLUEPRINT cost
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- Less SOURCE cost
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- Less BLUEPRINT cost
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- Change in total spend
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- Net return
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Spend before—
Spend after—
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