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December 1, 2015 Beef Cattle
Analysis of 2010-2014 Kansas Farm Management Association Cow-Calf … enterprises enrolled in the Kansas Farm Management Association (KFMA … Analysis of 2008-2012 Kansas Farm Management Association Cow-Calf …
May 18, 2021 Beef Cattle
Analysis of 2015-2019 Kansas Farm Management Association Cow-Calf … Analysis of 2015-2019 Kansas Farm Management Association Cow-Calf … enterprises enrolled in the Kansas Farm Management Association (KFMA …
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 • …
October 10, 2024 Kansas Landowners Conference
Trends Robin Reid Extension Farm EconomistKansas State University … the Ag. Land market? • Farm Income was historically strong … Escalating land prices • Current farm profitability uncertain • …
Breakout Sessions
own and operate the family farm. Chuck Mickelson … today's inflation adjusted net incomes have soared to the … …
May 30, 2019 Grain Market Outlook
Status of Delayed U.S. Corn Plantings Through May 26th   The U.S. Corn Belt states that have been hardest hit by wet weather, flooding and planting delays  so far in 2019 are Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, South Dakota and Wisconsin (Tables 2a‐b).   Significant wet soil conditions and planting delays have also occurred in Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota,  Missouri, Nebraska, and Pennsylvania.   In these are other states many U.S. farmers who have not yet  been able to plant all or part of their 2019 corn acreage are considering either late plantings of corn,  switching to alternative shorter season crops such as soybeans, or possibly using Prevented Planting  options from the USDA Farm Service Agency.  The USDA reported that 58% of the 2019 corn crop in the 18 major states had been planted as of  May 26th in its latest USDA NASS Weekly Crop Progress report (Table 2a).  In these top 18 states this  amounts to 49,131,600 acres planted out of 85,350,00 acres forecast in the March 28th USDA NASS  Prospective Plantings report.    Extended to the entire U.S., 58% planted on 5/26/2019 would equal 53,819,360 acres planted out  of the USDA Prospective Plantings forecast for the U.S. of 92,792,000 acres of corn in year 2019.    Average corn plantings in the 18 major states on May 26th over the 5‐year 2014‐2018 period are 90%,  with 5/26/2019 corn plantings being 32% and 27,844,900 acres behind in the 18 states and an  estimated 29,693,440 acres behind in the U.S. in total.   3 …
June 19, 2023 Ag Law Issues
agricultural taxation on Day 1 and farm/ranch estate and business … IRS Update • What is “Farm Income” forFarm Program Purposes? • Inventory … sold after the fair, the net income should be reported …
March 1, 2009 Animal Well-Being
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Breakout Sessions
own and operate the family farm. Abstract/Summary As … available J a n A u g M a r O c t M a y D e c J u l F e b S e p A p r Ample funds are available  for businesses and  individuals BIG Balance Sheet, Bank Excess Reserves and Access to Credit Source: Federal Reserve Board of Governors Interest rates can affect farmland values through  two avenues. Expected Farm  Income Farmland =÷Interest  Capitalization Values=÷Rates Capitalization  Rates Value of the U.S. Dollar and Farmland Values Over time, real interest rates and capitalization rates  tend to move together. 10.0 g Kansas Capitalization Rate and Real Interest Rate 6 …
November 26, 2010
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