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It depends on the size of the crop production, how many fields they have, the weather, and a great many other factors, so there is really no way to say. It could range all the way from a financial loss (spent more money to produce the crop than it earned) to as much as $100,000 US after costs are paid with a really good crop year. $30,000 to $50,000 would be more typical for an average US farmer, though. This is why many US farmers and their spouses also have jobs outside the farm to supplement the family income.

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