Summary
How do growers know what to grow — what will be profitable for their operation? This publication provides benchmark estimates for farm-level costs and returns for the dryland crops typically produced in the region of eastern Washington, northern Idaho, and northeastern Oregon. Those dryland crops include wheat; spring barley, peas and canola; lentils and chickpeas.
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