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Welcome to FINBIN
Welcome to FINBIN, one of the largest and most accessible sources of farm financial and production benchmark information in the world. FINBIN places detailed reports on whole farm, crop, and livestock financials at your fingertips.


With just a few clicks of the mouse, you can see reports such as:
  • Cost and returns from Roundup Ready soybeans
  • Dairy cost and returns by size or location of herd
  • Farm financial standards measures by type or size of farm

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    The possibilities are endless. Select Whole Farm Reports, Crop Reports, or Livestock Reports to create your own custom report.
    Craven Discusses Input Costs In Des Moines

    Robert Craven, Director of the Center for Farm Financial Management, presented "What´s Up With Input Costs?" at the 2008 ABA National Agricultural Bankers Conference. The audience in Des Moines saw actual and projected costs from the FINBIN database of more than 3,200 farms. Follow the link below to view the presentation.

    Click here to see Robert Craven´s Input Cost Presentation
    2007 Year in Review: Report on Minnesota Farm Finances

    —April 25, 2008

    The FINBIN 2007 Year in Review provides an overview of the historical performance of Minnesota farms. This document, which includes many charts and graphs for visual analysis, is now available online.

    Click here to view the FINBIN 2007 Year in Review

    Click here to view the Featured Report Archives
    2007 Organic Farm Performance in Minnesota
    The 2007 Organic Farm Performance in Minnesota report summarizes the individual farm financial results for participants in the Minnesota Organic Farm Business Management Project for 2007 with comparisons to 2006 performance. Whole farm information and enterprise costs and returns are reported. Th e year-end analysis of the individual farms was completed by Minnesota Farm Business Management Education Program instructors or by Minnesota Farm Management Associations. A total of 65 farms participated in the program for 2007, down slightly from 71 in 2006. Of those, 45 were “total organic,” meaning that all of the agricultural products produced on the farm were produced under organic certification, and 20 were “partial organic,” having both certified organic and non-organic production.

    Click here to view the report
    Missouri, North Dakota, Nebraska and Utah Data is Now in the Bin!!!
    May 21, 2008 A big FINBIN update today with data from Missouri, North Dakota, Nebraska and Utah.
    Craven Discusses FINBIN at ABA in Milwaukee

    Robert Craven, Director of the Center for Farm Financial Management, discussed Customer Profitability with Benchmarking at the 2007 ABA National Agriculture Bankers Conference.

    The audience in Milwaukee learned about the benefits that FINBIN provides, giving bankers a better gauge of their customer as well as customer relations.

    Follow the link below to view the presentation.

    Click here to see Robert Craven´s FINBIN Presentation
    Featured Report: Organic Livestock Summary Report

    —May 21, 2008

    Did you know that FINBIN has organic data available for reporting?

    Since 2005, FINBIN has been collection data on organic enterprises. FINBIN has data on over 70 organic farms in Minnesota, alone!

    Follow the link below to view the 2007 Minnesota Organic Dairy Summary Report.

    Click here to view the Featured Report on Organic Dairies in Minnesota
    Improve your farm management
    As powerful as FINBIN is, you can enhance its value to you as a producer by joining a farm management association or education program. These programs provide individual farm management assistance to producers and have proven their worth to the thousands of producers who participate in these programs.
    Center for Farm Financial Management