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December 19, 2012
Risk Management Strategies
implied by the author or any other party. Each farmer must … fortunately these are rare events. There were three years … movement.
Summary. The other factor that will affect the …
October 1, 2019
2019 Crop Insurance Workshop Presentations
I am defining risk as financially devastating, low probability events •Events that can wipe you out or place high levels of financial stress on the operation. Think of landing in the river
•Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence •One bad observation can wipe you out (or apply intense stress to the farm)
Strict Definition of RISK
Whammy
• …
June 1, 2016
KFMA Newsletters
church, watching
sporting events and learning any aspects … opportunities to work
directly with other farmers, getting to know … Upcoming Agricultural Economics Events
August 18-20: 2016 …
October 15, 2018
KFMA Newsletters
Articles in this issue of the KFMA Newsletter discuss income tax management in the new era of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act
(TCJA) and ask you to consider how you make machinery management decisions for your operation. Decisions made
today, related to these and other areas of management, will impact your farm and your family’s future.
New tax legislation – articles addressing how to manage within these new rules
In one of these articles, Craig Althauser examines how tax management decisions look different with the TCJA in place
and considers the tax planning process in a time of lower income for many farms. Chelsea Fullerton and Amy Boline
provide an assessment of the new depreciation rules in the TCJA, exploring the many changes and complexity brought
about, including how machinery trades will affect taxable income much differently than what we have been used to.
Machinery and equipment costs
How do you make machinery related decisions on your operation? Do you understand your machinery costs and the
impact of machinery replacement decisions on your financial position? Travis Heiman discusses crop machinery
investment and crop machinery cost, looking at some of the factors to consider as you manage this important part of
your farm efficiently.
Decisions made today will impact your farm and family’s future. Your opportunity to make those decisions well, will be
greatly enhanced if you have a good set of records, if you understand your financial position and if you can assess the
impact of a decision accurately. Let us know if we can help you manage effectively today and for your future
Kevin
Income …
February 1, 2015
Food Safety
period surrounding recall events.
We expect the effects of … pork, chicken, turkey and other
miscellaneous meat products … million lb.
across 13 recall events.
Stock Price Reactions …
February 6, 2017
defaulted
Most buyers of farmland are other farmers
Between 72% and 81 … Iowa farmland buyers are other farmers over period of 2008 … gross income.
Where is the other 62.4% portion of net return …
October 1, 2019
2019 Crop Insurance Workshop Presentations
person or entity per disaster event is $500,000
*Payment … cost of materials used
*Other applicable information
Questions?
Crop … Decisions
Failure to plant when other producers in the area were …
February 1, 2013
Beef Cattle
information about this and other leases, visit http://AgLease101.org
Managing … trust and confidence in each other.
• The operator must … bulls. While the leasing
of other items such as pasture, hay …
October 1, 2001
Financial Management
capacity
of a farm with that of other farms orother investments such as T-bills … profitability compare to that of other investments, such as the
stock … one year tends to impact other states similarly in that …
April 1, 2016
Connecting Livestock Producers with Recent Economic Research (CLPER)
livestock producers and
other industry decision makers.
1 … analysis. Hopefully as this and other ongoing assess-
ments of … and domestic support in the event global trade was either
partially …