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June 28, 2018 KFMA Newsletters
… … E‐Newsletter     http://www.agmanager.info/kfma/                                      June 2018 E‐newsletter                                            2  operations.  Because of this, ratios have been developed to take scale out of these numbers and allow comparisons  across farms of various sizes and types.    The current ratio, which is current assets divided by current liabilities, is commonly used to judge a business’s ability to  cash flow.  It is recommended that this ratio be 2.0 or higher, with a larger ratio indicating a better overall ability to  meet cash obligations.  Another measure of liquidity is a working capital ratio where the difference between current assets and current  liabilities are divided by another measure.  One way of computing this ratio is to compare working capital with the gross  revenues of the operation. A second method is to compare working capital with total operating expenses of the farm,  including interest.  With this ratio, a larger number is better. Assessment of this ratio gives the producer an indication of  the percentage of annual operating expenses that can be covered with current working capital, before needing to either  turn some of the current year’s production to cash or to draw additional funds on a line of credit.    Table 1 shows the working capital, current ratio, working capital ratio and debt to asset ratio for KFMA members going  back to 2012.  The current and working capital ratios peaked in 2013, while dollars of working capital peaked in 2014.  This followed several exceptionally profitable years for Kansas farms and ranches.  The average farm during that period  could cover 92% of their current operating expenses with their current assets on hand at the beginning of the year.    Table 1. KFMA Data 2012‐2017  …
January 13, 2023 Risk Management Strategies
the long-run (assuming the product is properly rated). The …
November 4, 2014 Commodity Program Papers
number, so anyone involved in production risk on that farm number … year to year with actual production. This is why producers should … Farm Bill. APH Actual Production History. This is used in …
March 7, 2014
Year Ago Weight Year Ago Production Year Ago 2013 I 7,779 … Q4.2013 = +1.8% Beef Production in an Era of Technology … once fringe characters….. Beef Production in an Era of Technology …
July 27, 2010
both cold storage & hog production)  = Heightened prices  … Compiled by LMIC HOG BY-PRODUCT VALUE Live Animal Basis … USDA/NASS COMMERCIAL PORK PRODUCTION Quarterly 4.5 5.0 5.5 6.0 JAN-MAR …
March 8, 2019 Research Papers and Presentations
  Page | 2         B. 2019 AVERAGE YIELD Non‐Irrigated Sorghum Returns @ RMA Proj’d $’s     Concerning non‐irrigated sorghum enterprises in Kansas, the net returns from RMA revenue  insurance on AVERAGE yield projections will be examined.  KSU Extension Crop Budget Estimates: Cost of production estimates for year 2019  …
February 12, 2021 Meat Demand Research Studies
Consuming Meat, Fish/Seafood, or Products Derived from Animals (n=638 … Consuming Meat, Fish/Seafood, or Products Derived from Animals (n=203 … probability of selecting the same product by 1.73%; by contrast, a …
February 12, 2021 Meat Demand Research Studies
probability of selecting the same product by 1.73%; by contrast, a … allowing multiple pounds and products to be selected in a retail … With plant-based protein products being perceived by consumers …
January 3, 2025
per acre1) • 8% of the product of the commodity statutory … 1 2024 expected cost of production per acre originates from … returns per acre equal the product of the projected 2024/25 …