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Leaf standardizes crop names across providers. The crop names below are examples you may see in Leaf harvest output. Standard moisture values are used in harvest calculations when applicable.

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Standard moisture reference

Not every crop has a standard moisture value. When no standard moisture value is available, harvest output may not include separate dry-value calculations for that crop.

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Common harvest crops

These are the crops most users look for first.
Crop or familyName variants you may seeStandard Moisture (%)
corncorn, corn, waxy, corn, white, milho, maíz, mais, körnermais15.0
soybeanssoybeans, soybean, soja, sojas13.0
wheat familywheat, winter wheat, spring wheat, durum wheat, white wheat, wheat, winter, wheat, spring, wheat, durum, wheat, fall, wheat, hard red spring, wheat, hard red winter, wheat, hard white spring, wheat, hard white winter, wheat, soft red spring, wheat, soft red winter, wheat, soft white spring, wheat, soft white winter, hard red spring wheat, hard red winter wheat, soft red winter wheat, soft white winter wheat, wheat (hrd rd spr), wheat (hrd rd wtr), wheat, sft rd wtr, trigo13.5
canolacanola10.0
rapeseedrapeseed, rape12.5
barleybarley, spring, spring barley15.0
field peasfield peas, peas (field)12.0
edible beansedible beans, beans, bean15.0
sorghumsorghum, sorgo14.0
sunflowerssunflowers10.0

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Additional crops with standard moisture values

CropStandard Moisture (%)
alfalfa13.0
beans, navy15.0
bromegrass12.0
buckwheat14.0
chick peas14.0
flax10.0
grass, fescue12.0
grass, orchard12.0
lentils13.0
millet13.0
mustard9.5
oats, spring12.0
peas, blck-Eye12.0
popcorn14.0
rice13.0
rye, annual15.0
rye, perrenial15.0
safflower8.0
timothy Grass12.0
triticale13.0
coffee1.0
spelt13.0
einkorn13.0
emmer13.0

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All supported crop strings

The following crop name strings can appear in Leaf output. This is a broader list than the moisture table above, because some crop names do not have a standard moisture value.
If the crop from your machine file is not in this list, contact support@withleaf.io.
asparagus, balm, beets, belgian endive, broad beans, broccoli, brussels sprouts, cabbage lettuce, canary seed, caraway seed, carrots, castor beans, cauliflower, celery, chervil, chicory, chinese cabbage, corn cob mix, corn salad, corn silage, crambe, cucumber, dahlia, digitalis lanate, dill, elephant grass, endives, english rye grass, evening primrose, field meadow grass, fodder beet, french beans, gherkin, ginseng, gladiolus, grain maize, grass forage, grassland, green beans, green cabbage, green peas, hard fescue grass, haricot beans, headed cabbage, hemp, honeydew, hops, hypericum, hyracinth, iris, italian rye grass, jalapeno, jerusalem artichoke, kale, leek, lentil crimson, lentil eston, lentil chilean, lentil laird, lettuce, lily, lima beans, lupine, marowfat peas, melon, melons tree, mushrooms, narcissus, none, olives, onions, oranges, oregano, parsley, pea trapper, peaches, pears, picklers, poppy seed, potatoes for chips, potatoes for retail, potatoes for starch, radicchio, raddice, red beet, red cabbage, red fescue grass, red kidney beans, rettich, rhubarb, rice long, rice medium, salad, savoy cabbage, scorzonera, seed potatoes, set aside, shallots, silver onions, spear grass, spinach, squash, strawberries, stubbel tuber, sugarbeet, sugar corn, sunflower oil, sunflower stripe, cantaloupe, tankard turnip, tick beans, tobacco, tomatoes, tuber fennel, tulip, turnip cabbage, turnip rooted celery, unspecified crop, vetch, vines, white cabbage, wood carrot
Last modified on March 19, 2026