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October 21, 2011
Leasing Papers
and Presentations
What are the most common pricing methods for grass pasture in Kansas?
Grass pasture is typically priced on a flat‐rate basis (i.e., $/acre or $/head). For
example, bluestem pasture in the Flint Hills of Kansas is often priced on a $/head basis
for a full grazing season (usually six months) with accompanying acreage guarantees
per head. In other areas of Kansas, grass is typically priced on a per acre basis. When
pasture is priced on a $/head or $/acre basis, the cattle owner incurs all the
performance (gain) risk, while the landowner is guaranteed a fixed income. Pasture
priced on a $/acre basis may provide an incentive for the cattle owner to aggressively
graze, especially if they view the lease as short‐term. Thus, landowners may want to
stipulate a maximum stocking density to ensure against the land being overgrazed.
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November 21, 2011
Macro and Global Economic Perspectives
significant role.
Expected Farm
Income
Capitalization
Rates
Farmland …
March 1, 2007
Dairy
used for this study where income and costs are considered … were
required pertaining to income and costs. Table 2 shows … reported in Tables 1 and 2, income over costs was
calculated …
Breakout Sessions
activities.
Source of income of 86 percent of rural people … a larger portion of their incomes on the health and nutrition …
Breakout Sessions
today's inflation adjusted net
incomes have soared to the mid-1970s …
October 6, 2017
2017 Ag Lenders Conference Presentations
With depressed net farm incomes and the prospects of a …
March 8, 2019
Research Papers and Presentations
elements of this corn enterprise income risk management picture can …
March 8, 2019
Research Papers and Presentations
of this soybean enterprise income risk management picture can …