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March 14, 2013
Macro and Global Economic Perspectives
ag … icy: What’s
Happening and Why Ag Lenders
Should Care
2013 Kansas Ag Bankers Conference
Brian C. Briggeman
Associate Professor and
Director of the Arthur Capper Cooperative Center
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August 1, 2011
Land Buying and Valuing
ag … a Consideration of Non-Ag Features
August 2011 … with a Consideration of Non-Ag Features
Valuing and Buying …
2015
Terry Griffin
2. Kansas Ag Land Values Update Banquet … Making the Most of Precision Ag Technology and Big Data … Evidence from Northern Ghana Agness Mzyece, et al.
b. Effect …
February 6, 2017
Mykel Taylor
Department of Ag Economics-Kansas State University
Net … Cost
2015
$312
$225
$180
2014
$322
$229
$172
2013
$308
$224
$182
2012
$325
$202
$183
2011
$281
$192
$158
2010
$268
$176
$148
2009
$267
$173
$160
2008
$265
$167
$153
2007
$231
$145
$117
2006
$191
$125
$98
2005
$188
$118
$95
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August 20, 2013
Land Buying and Valuing
a Consideration of Non-Ag Features
August 2011 … with a Consideration of Non-Ag Features
Valuing and Buying … with a Consideration of Non-Ag Features
August, 2011 …
September 28, 2017
KFMA Newsletters
climate that started in the mid 2010’s has many of the same … Upcoming Agricultural Economics Events
October 10 & 11, 2017AgLenders Conference, Garden City and …
September 30, 2019
KFMA Newsletters
articles penned by
Extension Ag Economists in the Northwest … decades ago. It often appears ag producers are shooting at … advancement of our Extension Ag
Economists, and momentum …
June 28, 2018
KFMA Newsletters
Clay Simons – South Central KFMA Ag Economist
It is no secret that Kansas farmers and ranchers have been experiencing a cash flow crunch over the past several years.
Low commodity prices and average yields across most of the state have depleted cash reserves, causing the working
capital available to farming and ranching operations to decrease, making it more difficult for the average Kansas farm to
cover current cash expenses. There are several ratios available from the KFMA data that illustrate this trend providing
some indication of how Kansas farmers and ranchers are dealing with this issue.
There are several different ways of measuring liquidity, or the ability of a farm business to take care of cash obligations
during the current business year. Working capital, which is simply a business’s current assets less its current liabilities, is
a simple measure of the cash available at a point in time to meet cash obligations. While this number can be helpful to
an individual farm business, it is hard to compare to other operations due to different sizes and types of farming
June …
September 15, 2016
KFMA Newsletters
to a Roth IRA is a taxable event. The
advantage of conversion … Quintile Group
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March 1, 2016
KFMA Newsletters
the time to talk to your lender about restructuring your … of communication with any lenders
and landlords you work … accessed at: www.agmanager.info/events/Finance/default.asp …