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Sprayer Economics Gary Schnitkey [email protected] University of Illinois

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Sprayer Economics

Gary [email protected]

University of Illinois

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Outline

• Estimate costs of per acre sprayer operations for inclusion on farmdoc

• Evaluate for four situations

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Custom Rate Surveys

Type Avg. RangeIowa, 2005 Tractor 4.95 (3.50 – 8.50) Self propelled 5.05 (3.50 – 8.00) Airplane 5.80 (5.00 – 6.75)Purdue, 2004 Tractor 4.81 (3.32 – 6.29)

Highboy 5.44 (3.77 – 7.12) Airplane 6.22 (4.30 – 8.14)

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Situations Evaluated

1. Pull-type, well-equipped, 90 ft boom

2. Pull-type, economical, 40 ft boom

3. Self-propelled, High boy, 90 ft boom

4. Self-propelled, Coupe, 60 ft boom

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Tendering Costs

$50 per hour for truck and labor

Acre/hr Cost/acre

1. Pull-type, well equip 50 $1.00 2. Pull-type, economical 23 2.173. Self-prop, high crop 50 1.004. Self-Prop, coupe 41 1.21

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Pull-Type SprayerWell Equipped

• $25,000 purchase price• 90 ft boom• Hold 10 years (sell for $5,200)• $1.50 fuel price, 7% interest

rate, $13.50 labor price• Covers about 50 acres per hour

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Acres per Hour

Speed 8 miles per hr.x feet per mile 5,280 feetx boom width 90 feet÷ area per acre 43,560 square

feetThe. capacity 87 acresx field efficiency 60%Acres covered 52

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Tractors Charges (155 HP)Based on Per Hour Costs

Per Year Per Hour Depreciation $4,867 $16.22

Interest 3,714 12.38 Housing 531 1.77 Repair 627 2.09 Fuel and Lub 3,362 11.20 Labor 4,455 14.85 Total 17,555 $58.51

From Machinery Cost Estimates on farmdoc

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Per Hour Tractor Cost by HP

33.55

41.5544.1546.85

55.2558.55

68.15

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40

50

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80

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Pull Type Sprayer (4,000 acres)Costs per Acre

Sprayer Tractor Total

Depreciation .50 .31 .81Interest .21 .24

.45Repairs .21 .04 .25Ins + House .04 .03 .07Fuel .21 .21Labor .28 .28Total .96 1.11 2.07

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Per Acre Costs for Different Acres

Acres Cost1,000 $4.232,000 2.773,000 2.304,000 2.075,000 1.94Holds tractor hour costs constant

**No tendering costs ($1.00 per acre)

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Pull Type SprayerEconomical

• $14,000 purchase price• 40 foot boom• Hold 10 years ($0 salvage value)• 105 HP tractor• 23 acres per hour (60% field

efficiency)

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Per Acre Costs for Different Acres

Acre s Cost1,000 $4.192,000 3.223,000 2.904,000 2.765,000 2.69

Holds tractor hour costs constant Do not include tendering costs ($2.17)

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Pull Type Sprayers, Per Acre Costs

Acre s 90 ft. 40 ft.

1,000 $4.23 4.192,000 2.77 3.223,000 2.30 2.904,000 2.07 2.765,000 1.94 2.69

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Why not much difference?

• Tractor cost spread over fewer acre

• 90 foot boom (155 HP)– $58.51/ 50 acres = $1.17 per acre

• 40 foot boom (105 HP)– $44.13 / 23 acres = $1.92 per acre

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Self Propelled SprayerHigh Crop

• $192,000 purchase price• 90 foot boom• High boy• Hold for 10 years ($40,000

value)• 50 acres per hour (60% field

efficiency)

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Salvage Value

• Work from Kansas State• http://www.agmanager.info/• Kastens and Dhuyvetter• Developed OwnSpray.xls to

estimate costs of self-propelled machines

• Salvage values:– Drop 15% for each year– Drop 1% for each 100 hours

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Self Propelled, High Boy (10,000 acres)

Costs per Acre Total Per Acre

Depreciation 15,213 1.52Interest 6,511 .65Repairs 4,000 .40 Ins + House 1,160 .12Fuel 2,484 .23Labor 2,224 .24Total 31,920 3.16

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Per Acre Costs for Different AcresHigh Boy **

Acres Cost5,000 $5.457,500 3.92

10,000 3.16 12,500 2.70 15,000 2.39

** No tendering costs ($1.00)

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Self Propelled SprayerSpray Coupe

• $91,000 purchase price• 60 foot boom• No tall crop ability• Hold for 10 years ($19,000

value)• 41 acres per hour (60% field

efficiency)

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Self Propelled (10,000 acres)Costs per Acre

Total Per AcreDepreciation 7,207 .72Interest 3,084 .31Repairs 4,000 .40 Ins + House 550 .06Fuel 1,743 .17Labor 3,582 .36Total 20,166

2.02

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Per Acre Costs for Different AcresSpray Coupe

Acres Cost5,000 $3.107,500 2.37

10,000 2.02 12,500 1.80 15,000 1.66

** No tendering costs ($1.21)

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Self Propelled Sprayers, Per Acre Costs

Acre s High crop Coupe

5,000 $5.42 $3.107,500 3.92 2.37

10,000 3.16 2.02 12,500 2.70 1.80 15,000 2.39 1.66

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Why difference?

• Difference due to initial costs of machine

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Summary

• Must run over sufficient acres to get costs approaching custom rates.

• Some instances of cost savings.

• Additional reasons justifying ownership from other than cost savings perspective