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January 1, 2014
pro- duction. Feed costs are based on market prices, thus, for dairy … price support through the Market Income Loss Con- tract Program … based on a 95 percent calf crop and selling all calves (heifers …
January 1, 2014
pro- duction. Feed costs are based on market prices, thus, for dairy … price support through the Market Income Loss Con- tract Program … based on a 95 percent calf crop and selling all calves (heifers …
January 1, 2014
produc- tion. Feed costs are based on market prices, thus, for dairy operations … price support through the Market Income Loss Con- tract Program … based on a 95 percent calf crop and selling all calves (heifers …
September 1, 2022 2022 Ag Lenders Conference Presentations
Recent research findings Defining nontraditional finance Regulation/reporting? Age/experience? Origination? “Nontraditional credit suppliers or lenders…are those whose primary contacts with producers historically have been for goods and services other than credit” (Sherrick, Sonka, & Monke, 1994) Another definition: Lending that is originated outside of the “traditional” local branch‐loan officer model  High volume lenders Vendor Other non‐deposit taking lenders Note: This figure is not intended to be inclusive of all firms offering nontraditional finance and does not include public lenders or  individuals Types of nontraditional finance Why study nontraditional finance? • …
November 21, 2012 USDA METSS Project
      The “Rice Price Trends in Ghana (2006‐2011)” report is made possible by the generous support of the  American people through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The  contents are the responsibility of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of Kansas State  University, USAID or the United States Government.”    METSS‐Ghana Research and Issue Paper Series  No. 02‐2012 ‐ June 2012    1    Rice Price Trends in Ghana (2006‐2011)  Vincent Amanor‐Boadu, PhD1  Per capita consumption of rice (Oryza spp. L.) in Ghana increased from 17.5 kg per annum  between 1999 and 2001 to 22.6 kg per annum between 2002 and 2004.  By 2011, it had  reached 38 kg per annum and projected to reach 63 kg per annum by 2015.2 This increase has  transformed rice into Ghana’s most important cereal food crop after maize.  The evolution of  rice prices, thus, has implications for national food security and income enhancement  objectives.  The purpose of this research is to evaluate the trends in rice prices and discuss their  implication for policy.  It used national monthly wholesale prices collected by the Statistical  Research and Information Directorate (SRID) of the Ghana Ministry of Food and Agriculture.     Ghana’s Rice Production Situation  Table 1 shows that while rice is grown in all ten regions of Ghana, production is very  concentrated: the top‐three regions (Northern, Upper East and Volta) accounted for nearly 80%  of total national output and 73% of total production area in 2010.  These three regions also fall  in three of the country’s six agro‐ecological zones – Coastal savanna, Guinea savanna and Sahel  savanna.   Average yield of 2.96 MT/Ha in these three regions exceeds the national average of  2.71 MT/Ha but is significantly lower than the average yield of 5.48 MT/Ha in the Greater Accra  region, suggesting that the right technologies and policies could enhance yields and output.   The opportunities are even higher when 2010 yields of 4.10 MT/Ha, 4.07 MT/Ha and 3.36  MT/Ha in neighboring countries of Senegal, Benin and Mali are considered.   Table 1: Distribution of Rice Production by Region and Agro‐Ecological Zones (2006)  Region  …
January 11, 2018 Farming for the Future Presentations
Soybeans Net Farm and Ranch Income  $(20,000)  $30,000  $80,000  $130,000  $180,000 Retu rns o ver T otal  Cos ts ($ /ac) Net Income Per Operator Dryland Crop Cowherd Average Net Farm Income  $(10,000)  $10,000  $30,000  $50,000  $70,000  $90,000  $110,000 ($/a c) Farm Family Living Expenses  $20,000  $40,000  $60,000  $80,000 Total Family Living Expenses …
September 4, 2017 Section 7: Interpreting Financial Statement Results
pricing, financing and marketing decisions on gross income? 17 … Gross farm income Solvency (market) 4. Farm debt-to-asset … income + / – Inv change of crops, mkt lvst, brdg …
pricing, financing and marketing decisions on gross income? 17 … Gross farm income Solvency (market) 4. Farm debt-to-asset … income + / – Inv change of crops, mkt lvst, brdg …
November 8, 2024 International Grain Markets
of November 2024 IGP Market Information: http://www.dtnigp.com/index.cfm … https://www.agmanager.info/grain-marketing/publications/us-grain-exports-and-trade … round-up of tanker and dry bulk market ....................................................6 …
October 1, 2010 Farm Machinery Papers
purchase the equipment at a market value at the end of the lease … ownership costs, including market depreciation, interest … ownership costs including market depreciation, interest, taxes …