Simulador - Rentabilidade Agro

goal

Calculate the additional profitability related to productivity gains in plantations with the use of Effatha Plantation Nutritional Treatment Technology which, through extremely low frequency sequences, acts on micro and macronutrients in the soil, enabling better absorption and metabolism of them by the plant , which makes the plant grow healthier, more robust and produce more.

Operation

1. Enter the information below based on the situation at hand:
- Reference Area (ha) = Area that will serve as the basis for the calculations and results.
- Bag Price (R$) = Price of the crop in bags (1).
- Historical Productivity (bags) (1) = Historical average productivity.
- Historical Cost (bags) (1,2) = Historical average cost.
- Additional Productivity (bags) (1) = Additional productivity obtained using Effatha Technology.
- Effatha Investment (R$ / ha) (1) = Investment in Effatha Technology.

2. Click on “SIMULAR”.

3. Observe the results in the other fields, the main ones being the last two that show the additional profit with the Plantation Nutritional Treatment with Effatha Technology.

NOTE:
(1) Units of Measurement: If other units of measurement other than those described are applied, simply apply the new Unit in all fields related to it, for example, (A) for area, if you wish to consider the unit in acre (ac) instead of hectare (ha), simply enter in acre (ac) in the fields related to hectare (ha); (B) for volume, if you want to use tons (t), instead of bags (bags), simply enter tons (t) in the fields related to bags (bags).
(2) Note that the “Historical Cost” is considered in bags (1).
(3) The Profitability Simulator aims to offer assistance in demonstrating results obtained for the condition established by the information provided, given that, due to variations occurring in the environment during the production cycle, the cause of the most diverse conditions, such as temperature, humidity , concentration of fertilizers and others, the results obtained in practice may differ from those simulated.