Know your breakeven. Sell with a plan.
GrainBridge keeps every bushel, contract and cost in one place, so you can see what’s sold, what’s left and what it needs to fetch — and share the same picture with your lender or marketing advisor.
Built for corn, soybean, wheat and canola operations in the US and Canada.
The farm office, without the spreadsheet tabs.
Position tracking
Bushels in bins, at the elevator and still in the field, by crop and year. Update from your phone after every load.
- Bin and field inventory
- Scale tickets attached to loads
Contract management
Cash, forward, basis and HTA contracts with delivery windows and reminders, so nothing ships against the wrong contract.
- Delivery calendar
- Remaining-to-deliver alerts
Breakeven & economics
Enter seed, fertiliser, rent and machinery costs once; GrainBridge keeps your per-bushel breakeven current as yield estimates change.
- Per-field and whole-farm views
- What-if yield scenarios
Advisor & lender sharing
Give your marketing advisor or lender read-only access to the numbers they need — and nothing else.
- Role-based access
- Exportable position reports
What does your crop need to sell for?
Plain arithmetic: total cost per acre divided by expected yield. Use your own numbers — nothing is saved.
Useful in every season, not just at harvest.
- WinterBudget costs, set price targets and plan how much to price before planting.
- SpringLog planted acres; breakeven updates as plans become actual.
- SummerAdjust yield estimates and watch unpriced bushels against targets.
- HarvestRecord loads and tickets; deliveries match against contracts.
- StorageTrack what’s in the bin and what it needs to fetch to beat carrying costs.
Questions growers ask
Do you tell us when to sell?
No. GrainBridge shows your numbers clearly; marketing decisions stay with you and your advisor.
Does it work in the cab or the yard?
Yes — loads, tickets and bin levels can be logged from a phone, and sync when you’re back in coverage.
Can we bring last year’s data?
Yes, from spreadsheets or your accounting export. Grower success will help with the first import.
Talk to a person who knows grain.
Questions about setup, importing last year’s data or sharing with your advisor — Jennifer will help you get going.
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