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January 1, 2004
Land Leasing
Forms
landowners to spend
time and management resources on a fee hunting … landowner liability, wildlife management, and marketing of
leases … provided by the hunter is management of habitat. This can
include …
May 18, 2021
Beef Cattle
Analysis of 2015-2019
Kansas FarmManagement Association
Cow-Calf Enterprise … Analysis of 2015-2019 Kansas FarmManagement Association
Cow-Calf Enterprise …
April 29, 2020
Grain Market Outlook
economy
and associated financial markets – having spillover … Forecast U.S. corn average farm prices were $3.60 per bushel … Market Responses: Anticipated financial losses tend to bring about …
July 14, 2023
Ag Law Issues
The law arose out of the farm crisis of the 1980s and was … another; or (2) provides
management input for the production … more than 50 percent of the management or control of a subsidiary …
January 13, 2022
Agribusiness Papers
cooperatives do have experience
managing through significant fertilizer … before and during the
Great Financial Recession, fertilizer prices … We develop a cooperative financial stress test
model and use …
December 1, 1997
Section 2: Considering Cooperatives
commodities, knowledge, and management skills to
develop a business … be replaced by a permanent management team as the business
develops … investors? Is it a strategy for managing our risk exposure? What is …
December 1, 2003
Leasing Papers
and Presentations
examples of capital items are farm land,
buildings, breeding … method,
renting or leasing.
Farmmanagers often are interested in discovering … capital assets. To do this, farm …
September 1, 2023
2023 Ag Lenders Conference Presentations
Economics
First, an overview of KFMA farmfinancials
Debt levels
Interest costs
Net … levels
Interest costs
Net Farm IncomeFarm Expenses
Agricultural …
July 11, 2012
Macro and Global Economic Perspectives
• In the end, risk management is KEY
Many issues are … Credit Markets
Lending to Financial Institutions
Long Term Treasury … crop prices,
U.S. net cash farm income has surged
U.S …
June 24, 2019
Grain Market Outlook
The U.S. Corn Market Situation on June 24, 2019
The serious and prolonged excess moisture problems during the 2019 spring planting season for
U.S. corn have led to a sharp reduction in 2019 U.S. corn production prospects. In some areas of the
U.S. Corn Belt the historic extremely moist field condition situation that began during April‐May has
persisted through June 2019 – beyond crop insurance full coverage deadlines and the physiological
limits of a normal annual planting / growing season.
The strong likelihood of a major U.S. corn production shortfall in year 2019 has brought about the
strong likelihood of a classic “short crop” scenario occurring for U.S. corn in the “new crop” 2019/20
marketing year. The last major “short crop” marketing year for U.S. corn occurred seven (7) years ago
in year 2012 due to extreme summer heat and accompanying crop stress – rather than the over‐
abundance of rainfall with accompanying flooding and soggy fields that has occurred in Spring 2019.
In so many words, calendar year 2019 has already become a unique, “analog” year in terms of
how spring moisture has delayed or prevented U.S. corn plantings. What remains to be seen are that
actual, physical “numbers” for planted and harvested U.S. corn acres, the rate of crop development
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and eventual degree of physiological maturity in the fall of 2019, and the final size and quality of the
2019 U.S. corn crop going into “new crop” MY 2019/20.
These U.S. corn supply concerns have driven corn futures sharply higher in recent weeks as the
corn market anticipates how sharply reduced 2019 U.S. corn production would lead to much tighter
U. S. corn supply‐demand balances and the need for price rationing of usage in “new crop” MY
2019/20 (beginning on September 1, 2019).
For example, “old crop” JULY 2019 Corn futures prices have increased from a low of $3.43 per
bushel on May 13th to a high of $4.38 on May 29th, and then up to a high of $4.64 ¼ on June 17th,
before closing lower at $4.47 on June 24th. Similarly, “new crop” DEC 2019 Corn futures prices have
increased from a low $3.63 ¾ per bushel on May 13th to a high of $4.54 on May 29th, and then
likewise up to a high of $4.73 on June 17th, before closing lower at $4.57 ¼ on June 24th . (Figures 1 &
2a‐b). With this rally in corn futures, managed money (specs) traders who …