021 Corn (in rotation before soybeans) 023 Corn for silage. Cotton 001 Dryland 002 Irrigated
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1 Crop Code Listed by Groups and Area Recommendations (alphabetical listing) Acreage Recommendations (New codes in gray) Agronomic Crops (acreage) 000 No recommendations given, for diagnostic purposes 050 Alfalfa 007 Annual legumes (Arrowleaf, Yuchi, Crimson, etc) 005 Annual legumes on summer grass pasture (Bahia, Dallis, or Bermudagrass) 006 Annual legumes on winter grass pasture (Ryegrass and/or Small Grain) 033 Bahiagrass Pasture 035 Coastal Bermudagrass, Establishment 034 Coastal Bermudagrass Pasture 036 Coastal Bermudagrass or Bahiagrass for Hay 104 Canola 031 Cool-Season Perennial Grass Pasture (Fescue) 032 Cool-Season Perennial Grass Pasture (Orchardgrass) 037 Cool-Season Perennial Grass-Legume Pasture Corn, Grain - (Yield Goals) C80 80 bu/a C90 90 bu/a C bu/a C bu/a C bu/a C bu/a C bu/a C bu/a C bu/a C bu/a C bu/a C bu/a C bu/a C bu/a C bu/a C bu/a C bu/a C bu/a 021 Corn (in rotation before soybeans) 023 Corn for silage Cotton 001 Dryland 002 Irrigated 025 Grain Sorghum, Millet, Sudan 024 Grain Sorghum for silage, Sudan 010 Lespedeza, Common 011 Lespedeza, Sericea 008 Peanuts 009 Perennial Peanuts
2 012 Rice, Upland, Irrigated 003 Sesame 029 Small Grain for grain (Canola, Oats, Chufa, Rye, Wheat, Rice, Flax), Milo) 030 Small Grain (in rotation before soybeans) 097 Small Grain Silage Soybeans (Yield Goals) S30 30 bu/a S40 40 bu/a S50 50 bu/a S60 60 bu/a S70 70 bu/a S80 80 bu/a 019 Soybeans with Sorghum silage 027 Sugarcane 028 Sunflowers 026 Sweet Sorghum 039 Temporary Annual Grazing, Summer, Millet/Sudan 038 Temporary Annual Grazing, Winter, Rye 099 Tobacco 098 Tobacco bed Golf Course and Other Turf Crops (Acreage) 040 Athletic Fields 042 Bentgrass Golf Green 043 Bermudagrass Golf Green/Tee 106 Carpetgrass 107 Centipedegrass 112 Cool-Season Grass Maintenance (Orchard, Kentucky Bluegrass, Ryegrass) 041 Golf Fairway 045 Roadside Turf Establishment 046 Roadside Turf Maintenance 105 St. Augustinegrass 113 Turf Establishment 114 Warm Season Grass Maintenance (Zoyziagrass, Bermuda, Bahia) Wildlife (acreage) 140 Dove Field Corn or Grain Sorghum 141 Dove Field Peredovic Sunflower 142 Fall Deer Forage Alfalfa 143 Fall Deer Forage Chicory 144 Fall Deer Mix Brassicas 145 Fall Deer Mix Cool Season Annual Grasses including oat, rye, wheat, triticale 146 Fall Deer Mix Cool Season Grasses with Cloverfall 147 Fall Deer Mix - Legumes 101 Grasses for Wildlife including chufa 102 Legumes for Wildlife including alyceclover, asechynomene, and lablab 103 Legume/Grass Mix for Wildlife
3 Truck Crops (acreage) 051 Asparagus, establishing 066 Asparagus, maintenance 060 Beets 061 Broccoli 120 Brussel Sprouts 062 Cabbage 052 Cantaloupes (or mixed melons) (bareground) 132 Cantaloupes (or mixed melons) (plasticulture) 063 Carrots 079 Cauliflower 064 Collards 053 Cucumbers (bareground) 133 Cucumbers (plasticulture) 065 Eggplant (bareground) 134 Eggplant (plasticulture) 072 Leafy Greens, Kale 122 Leek 054 Lettuce (Endive, Escarole, Leaf, and Romaine) 055 Lime Beans 056 Okra 068 Onions, Bulb 067 Onions, Green 121 Mustard 127 Parsley 125 Parsnip 126 Pea, English 073 Peas, Blackeyed and Southern 069 Pepper (bareground) 131 Pepper (plasticulture) 070 Pole Beans 095 Potatoes, Irish 076 Potatoes, Sweet 014 Pumpkins 130 Radish 124 Rutabaga 057 Snapbeans 073 Southern Peas (Black-eye Peas) 071 Spinach 058 Squash (Winter) 129 Squash (Summer) 075 Sweet Corn 078 Tomatoes (bareground) 128 Tomatoes (plasticulture) 123 Turnips 059 Watermelon Fruit and Nut Crops (acreage) 080 Apple 082 Blueberries 084 Grapes (Bunch or Muscadine)
4 013 Kiwi 085 Nectarines 086 Peaches 081 Pears 088 Pecans 087 Plums 074 Strawberries, Blackberries, Brambles Flowers, Shrubs, and Trees (acreage) 108 Annual Flowers 109 Azaleas 109 Camellias 110 Perennial Flowers 109 Rhododendron 108 Roses 117 Shrubs 092 Trees, Christmas
5 (Square Footage Recommendations) Lawns and Small Area Turf (square footage) 111 Bentgrass Golf Green 118 Bermudagrass Golf Green or Tee 093 Carpetgrass 094 Centipede 044 Cool-season Grass Maintenance winter Fescue, Rye, Orchard 119 St. Augustinegrass 047 Turf Establishment (use Crop Code 93 or 94 when establishing Carpetgrass or Centipede) 048 Warm-season Grass Maintenance including Zoysia, Bermuda, Bahia, etc (does not include centipede, Carpetgrass or St. Augustinegrass) Shrubs and Flowers (square footage) 017 Annual flowers, wildflowers 096 Azaleas 096 Camellias 016 Perennial Flowers, ivy, wildflowers 096 Rhododendron 017 Roses 015 Shrubs, Tea Olives, Oleander Trees and Home Orchards (square footage) 205 Apple trees 202 Blackberries 203 Blueberries 206 Fig trees 204 Grapes 208 Peach trees 207 Pear trees 210 Pecan trees 209 Plum trees 201 Strawberries 018 Trees, ornamental and shade 211 Palm and Pine trees Vegetable Garden (square footage) 090 Home Garden including herds (inorganic fertilization) 091 Home Garden including herbs (organic fertilization)
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