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September 30, 2019 KFMA Newsletters
resources and mitigating risks. From fall farm visits to … purpose is to increase farm profitability and sustainability. To do … Ranching for Generations Conference in Sheridan, Wyoming hosted …
December 1, 2008 KFMA Newsletters
sectors are not immune to these events. Factors linking production … price increases on farm profit margins, 2. Farmland value … Also in this newsletter: ¾ Profit Maximization vs. Yield Maximization …
September 28, 2017 KFMA Newsletters
well as, examining your crop profitability and the lease arrangements … cost of production and the profitability of the crop and livestock … KFMA Economist As crop profitability has decreased in the past …
August 14, 2012 Risk Management Strategies
with their marketing and risk management decisions. Therisk of loss in trading futures … losses will be a topic for the Risk andProfit
March 30, 2017 KFMA Newsletters
management greatly affects the profitability of a farm business and the … I ncome tax is part of a profitable business O bjectives and … measure your operation’s profitability Ability to identify your …
June 28, 2017 KFMA Newsletters
in 2016, allowing for net profit if yield was average or above … payments and Agricultural Risk Coverage (ARC) payments could … the next step is to manage risk. You do this with insurance …
December 20, 2017 KFMA Newsletters
KFMA Economist How much profit do we need to keep the farm … roughly $0.80 expense and $0.20 profit. It is important to remember … labor. Therefore, the 20% profit margin goes to pay the operator …
September 1, 2015 KFMA Newsletters
d service.  The KFMA E‐Newsletter is sent quarterly throughout the year to update KFMA  members and others interested in KFMA work on new research being conducted, new publications available, Economist  spotlights, upcoming events, and much more!    The newsletter is free to subscribe to.  To subscribe, click here or contact Mary Huninghake at mhuningh@ksu.edu or  785‐532‐1506 to get on the list.  Questions or feedback can be directed to Robin Reid, Extension Associate, at  robinreid@ksu.edu; or Kevin Herbel, KFMA Director, at kherbel@ksu.edu.  How …
October 15, 2018 KFMA Newsletters
96.77   Although it is easy to assume farms with the lower level of crop machinery investment will be more profitable than  farms with a higher investment per acre, this simply is not always the case. It depends on the farmer’s ability to manage  those assets/expenses along with management of their other resources.  One farmer may be more mechanically inclined  than another; therefore, he chooses to purchase older equipment that may require more attention than newer  equipment.  However, this isn’t always the case.      As shown in the chart on the following page, an increased level of machinery investment doesn’t always lead to lower  repair bills.  Both Farmer A & Farmer B are in the same county and operate a similar number of acres in 2017. According  to this snapshot Farmer A is better able to control his machinery investment and the cost of operating the equipment,  including having lower machinery repairs per acre.      http://www.agmanager.info/kfma/                                      September 2018 E‐newsletter                                            5       Crop Machinery Repair   per Harvested Acre  Crop Machinery Investment  per Harvested Acre  Crop Machinery Cost  per Harvested Acre  Farmer A  …
July 1, 2019 KFMA Newsletters
choose between Agricultural Risk Coverage (ARC) and Price … https://www.agmanager.info/events/k-state-2018-farm-bill-meetings … produce that would turn a profit in 2018. Despite all this …