Approximately three million of the four million acres of corn grown in Wisconsin each year are harvested as grain. This can be either as dry grain intended to be stored at 15% moisture or as high-moisture shell corn (HMSC) which is used in many dairy and livestock rations across the state. UW-Madison Division of Extension has developed an Equivalent Price per Ton for HMSC conversion chart for those farmers and ag professionals who wish to negotiate the value of corn above 15%. The excel file uses the current agricultural price of LP (liquid propane) gas and electricity ($KWH) and well as a standard shrink factor to determine a fair value for HMSC converted to a dry corn equivalent.