GrainIQ — Working Capital Optimization Dashboard

Market prices are illustrative estimates based on USDA NASS, CBOT seasonal norms, and historical basis patterns. Enter your actual CME quotes for precise analysis. Sources: USDA NASS Prices · CME Group · USDA AMS

Commodity Price Overview

CBOT NEARBY · ESTIMATED — ENTER YOUR QUOTES

Supply & Demand Snapshot

USDA NASS / WASDE EST.

Futures Carry Structure

ENTER CME QUOTES FOR ACCURACY

Enter your actual CME contract prices below for a precise curve. Defaults are seasonal estimates. Format: 466'2 or 4.6625.

Regional Working Capital Context

ESTIMATED · NASS REGIONAL DATA

Estimated value of grain in on-farm storage at current price levels across common position sizes. Not your position — illustrative reference for working capital planning conversations with lenders.

Crop Year Price Benchmark

USDA NASS MONTHLY AVG ESTIMATES

Where current prices sit relative to the crop year range. Historical monthly averages sourced from USDA NASS Agricultural Prices publication.

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Your Grain Position

POST-HARVEST — STORED GRAIN

Operating Loan Balance

Interest Rate

Months Until Loan Due

Proof Ledger Context

OPTIONAL · REVIEW BEFORE APPLYING

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Plan Stress Test

CURRENT NUMBERS AS CURRENT PLAN

GrainIQ reviews your current position and identifies what has to hold for the plan to stay protective. It is not asking you to define a marketing plan; it is reviewing what your current numbers imply.

Uses existing Module 5 entries and saved context only.

Stored Grain — Working Capital Position

Next Step

Coordinate Grain Hauling

If this grain position is likely to move, carry the farm context into your logistics workflow and coordinate outside hauling before the operation has to absorb the labor itself.

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Crop-by-Crop Breakdown

WHOLE FARM ROLLUP

Crop	Acres	Bushels	Price	Gross Value	vs. COP	% of Farm Value

Working Capital Waterfall

GRAIN AS BALANCE SHEET ASSET

How your stored grain position flows from gross value to net working capital after loan and carry obligations.

P&L by Sale Price Scenario

Sale Price Scenario	Gross Value	vs. COP Total	Net After All Obligations (Includes COP)	$/Acre Equiv.	Status

Grain Inventory Snapshot — Lender Reference

This Grain Inventory Snapshot is generated from farmer-entered data and estimated market prices. GrainIQ attests to the integrity of the record trail reflected in the snapshot, not the truthfulness, collateral value, or acceptance of every underlying claim. It does not constitute financial or lending advice and should not be used as a sole basis for lending decisions. GrainIQ does not independently determine bushel counts, moisture levels, grain condition, or collateral value. Figures marked "estimated" are derived from USDA NASS, CBOT price data, and user inputs. A licensed grain handler or independent inspector should be engaged for collateral review. This document is provided for planning purposes only.

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