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Crop Tech.: An article from: Farm Journal by Wayne Wenzel, 2006-09-01 Water and roads for Texas: farm roots color agenda for governor.(Flashback)(Rick Perry): An article from: Top Producer by Joe Dan Boyd, 2003-03-01 Production Journal.: An article from: Farm Journal by Jeanne Bernick, Andrew Burchett, et all 2005-10-31 Fuel crunch continues: limited options available for coping with high fuel prices: if fuel prices at the gasoline station aren't causing sticker shock, ... farm.(Inputs): An article from: Top Producer by Jeanne Bernick, 2004-10-01 The new American gothic: today's rookies may be few in number, but stronger on job skills: with outside incomes and experience honed from off-farm careers, ... Story): An article from: Top Producer by Laura Sands, Jeanne Bernick, 2003-09-01 Growing in a down market. (Bondioli and Pavesi Inc.): An article from: Implement & Tractor Agrarian transition in Sind: An analysis of interlinked rural factor markets : some preliminary findings (Research report series / National Development Finance Corporation) by Nomaan Majid, 1988 Farm management planner (A.E. ext) by Guy K Hutt, 1989 Price risk management: Are futures markets adequate? (Agricultural economics paper / University of Missouri--Columbia, Dept. of Agricultural Economics) by J. Bruce Bullock, 1984 Risk-optimal organizations of fresh market vegetable farms on the Delmarva Peninsula (Bulletin / University of Delaware Agricultural Experiment Station) by Joachim G Elterich, 1984 Market farm forms: Templates for planning and organizing information on diversified market farms by Marcie A Rosenzweig, 1998 Effects of equity and money market conditions on the feasibility of establishing and operating a dairy farm in the mid-Atlantic region (Bulletin / University ... of Delaware Agricultural Experiment Station) by Jorge T Salaverry, 1983 Restraints to entrepreneurship in West Africa and Brazil by Marvin P Miracle, 1967 Effects of changes in crop reports and market news on the Northeast (Cornell agricultural economics staff paper) by William Lesser, 1982

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41. Value Added Farm Food Markets Wisconsin: Operation, Personnel, And Management
    Updated Friday, 01Sep-2000 102000 CDT. Operation, Personnel, and management. Running your small business or production facility can involve hiring employees.  
    http://www.uwex.edu/ces/agmarkets/opermgmt.html

42. Value Added Farm Food Markets Wisconsin: Management
    Updated Friday, 01Sep-2000 102004 CDT. management. Human Resource management Seminars - From the UW Business School Executive Education Program.  
    http://www.uwex.edu/ces/agmarkets/management.html
    
    Extractions: Friday, 01-Sep-2000 10:20:04 CDT Management Evolving from a producer to a manager involves many new skills. Use these resources to get a basic understanding of the complexities. Managing People - Document from "Starting to Manage: the essential skills" by Gerard M. Blair. WI Dept of Commerce - Self-Assessment Guide for Small Manufacturers - Comprehensive guide to critiquing operations. The Company Employee Handbook - From US SBA Women's Business Center. The Purpose of a Board of Directors - From US SBA Women's Business Center. Frontier: The Resource for Entrepreneurs - Comprehensive private site of business links. How Much Does Your Employee Turnover Cost? - Paper from the UW Extension Center for Community Economic Development. Human Resource Management Seminars - From the UW Business School Executive Education Program.

43. ProgressiveFarmer.com: [Business News & Markets Article]
    Virginia Tech farm management specialists have compiled a list of rules that are generally used in successful transitions of the farm from one generation to  
    http://www.progressivefarmer.com/farmer/business/article/0,19846,465136,00.html
    
    Extractions: 1. Revenue/Net-Income Rule. Bringing in another person takes an estimated $150,000 to $250,000 in gross revenue, or $40,000 to $70,000 of net profit. 2. Three-to-Five-Year Rule. Transitions are twice as likely to be successful and the business four times more profitable when the family member works for someone else for three to five years. 3. Six-Year Rule. Move the successor into management and decision-making within six years. Farms that fail to do so are twice as likely to have an unsuccessful transition and are less profitable. 4. "Ripple Effect" Rule. When making changes to a growing business, overestimate the capital needs by at least 25% to allow for unexpected costs. It's also wise to overestimate the time to complete the change by 25%. 5. "Don Shula" Rule. Many fathers, like the former coach of the NFL's Miami Dolphins, stay too long before turning over the business. They run into the trap of doing business as usual and lose the cutting edge. The optimal time for ownership and management of a business is 30 to 35 years. 6. "You Can't Treat All Children Equally, But You Can Treat Them Fairly and Equitably" Rule.

44. ProgressiveFarmer.com: [Business News & Markets]
    On the Menu A family farm provides poultry Marketing Chasing Their markets Thumb Oilseed has learned one management Making a Comeback Will propane be farming s  
    http://www.progressivefarmer.com/farmer/business/

45. Butler County Farm Management Consultations
    seeking counsel on sensitive farm management topics such as developing a new approach to leases, terminating leases, information on cattle markets, and crop  
    http://www.extension.iastate.edu/ag/success/derdzinski4.htm
    
    Extractions: Patrick Derdzinski, Butler County extension education director Farm clients contact Butler County Extension seeking counsel on sensitive farm management topics such as developing a new approach to leases, terminating leases, information on cattle markets, and crop insurance. Other requests include biosecurity issues for livestock operations, distance separation for livestock confinement buildings and much more. In response, the county extension education director offers one-to-one consultations with farmers and their families. Follow-up evaluations were conducted with these farm operations to determine client satisfaction, change in farming practices, and if appropriate, economic impact. Respondents were asked their level of satisfaction with the consultation. 12 evaluations were returned. Ten of 12 responded they were very satisfied the information was provided promptly. Nine of 11 said they were very satisfied the information was up to date. Ten of 11 said they were very satisfied with the usefulness of the content and 10 or 11 were very satisfied with how effectively the information and concepts and ideas were communicated to them. The other respondents answered they were satisfied and no one responded they were not satisfied.

46. Projected 2000 Organic Crop Budgets South Central North Dakota
    soil, slope, weather, pests) at an individual farm and the are used to adapt to the environment and markets. Labor and management is more intense than with  
    http://www.ext.nodak.edu/extpubs/agecon/ecguides/sc-org.htm
    
    Extractions: Brad Brummond, Walsh County Extension Agent The organic crop budgets for 2000 provide an estimate of revenues and costs for the organic production of selected crops in south central North Dakota. THESE BUDGETS ARE ONLY INTENDED TO BE USED AS A GUIDE. There is considerable variation in soil type and productivity, weather conditions, as well as management and organic production practices within this large mult-county region. Also, organic production probably has more variability in revenue, from both yield and price, compared to conventional production. Chemical pesticide and fertilizer cannot be used to subdue a pest problem or treat a nutrient deficiency. Strong premiums can be achieved with organic commodities, but the market is smaller than for conventionally grown crops and price discovery can be difficult. Therefore, EVERY INDIVIDUAL IS HIGHLY ENCOURAGED TO DEVELOP HIS/HER OWN BUDGETS! PROFITABILITY and CASH FLOW budgets are shown because each provides valuable information to the producer. To fully understand the budgets, it is important that you study the explanations of how each item is calculated. Crop prices, direct costs, and the land tax and investment are best estimates for only the 2000 crop year, but crop yields are estimated at 75 percent of the historic average yields of conventional production and machinery ownership costs are an average for the total length of ownership.

47. @griculture Online - Markets - Ida Hurley
    in Hurley Associates AgriMarketing Centers, a firm specializing in farm marketing, financial analysis and farm management. The firm markets corn, wheat  
    http://www.agriculture.com/default.sph/m_editor.class?FNC=bio__Amain_html___545

48. @griculture Online - Markets - Craig Coberly
    and programming original farm/feedlot management software variety of clients including farmers, ranchers, feedlots Analysis is limited to the following markets  
    http://www.agriculture.com/default.sph/m_editor.class?FNC=bio__Amain_html___361

49. Irish Farmers Journal Interactive - 14 September 2002: Wheat Markets Harden
    Current Edition 14 September 2002 farm management Wheat markets harden. By Andy Doyle. UK wheat prices began to reflect their French  
    http://www.farmersjournal.ie/2002/0914/farmmanagement/crops/
    
    Extractions: Home Search Web Directory About Us ... Livestock Daily Services Advertise Subscriptions Reader Offers Email Noticeboard Book an Ad online Weather Current Edition News Top story Other News News Feature Editorial Farm Management Dairy Beef Sheep Pigs ... Environment Farm Business Property Agri Business News Feature Analysis Rural Living Feature Career Profiles Junior Motoring Weather Forecast Daily Weekly Current Edition: 14 September 2002 Farm Management News Feature Husbandry By Andy Doyle This is happening because "supplies of cheap wheat on offer for immediate sale are drying up as the harvest draws to a close," Paddy said. It is also helped by the fact that UK growers have opted not to sell at ridiculous prices. Demand for barley straw appears to have eased in many areas as short-term requirements have been met. However, prices are still holding similar. Pressure is coming back onto wheaten straw prices as the extra straw yield (about one 8x4x4 per acre) has resulted in more straw assembled than budgeted on. Meanwhile the harvest is not yet completed with winter wheat and some late spring barley still to be cut in the northern half of the country. Spring wheat harvesting is nearly completed in the south.

50. Irish Farmers Journal Interactive - 31 May 2003: Steady Pig Markets Across Europ
    Current Edition 31 May 2003 farm management Steady pig markets across Europe. There was little change in pig prices across Europe this week.  
    http://www.farmersjournal.ie/2003/0531/farmmanagement/pigs/
    
    Extractions: Home Search Web Directory About Us ... Livestock Daily Services Advertise Subscriptions Reader Offers Email Noticeboard Irish Ag Profile Book an Ad online Weather News Top Story Other News News Feature Editorial Farm Management Beef Dairy Sheep Pigs ... Environment Farm Business Property AgriBusiness News Feature Analysis Rural Living Feature Career Profiles Junior Motoring Weather Forecast Daily Weekly Current Edition: 31 May 2003

51. MISA - LINKS - Economics, Markets And Policy
    construction, livestock and poultry, dairy, manure and waste management, composting, farm management, farm safety, forestry farmers markets in Michigan. 2000.  
    http://www.msue.msu.edu/misanet/lk05.htm
    
    Extractions: NRAES Publications are written for a nontechnical audience. Over 170 publications on general agriculture, aquaculture, agrichemical handling, integrated crop management, horticulture, greenhouses, building construction, livestock and poultry, dairy, manure and waste management, composting, farm management, farm safety, forestry and wildlife, and home CSA References - These books, articles, brochures, slides, videos and web sites will help people interested in starting or continuing a CSA (Community Supported/Subscription Agriculture) operation.

52. Agriculture And The Outdoor World - Auctions And Markets
    com agriculture information, markets, auctions and commentary farms.com provides farmers, ranchers, and other producers with farm management tools, market  
    http://www.agsites.net/links/auctionsandmarkets.html

53. CES Internet - Markets - Bottom
    Area management,Business management,farm Financial management,Grain Marketing,Marketing,Ranch management. ExEx 5054 Record Keeping in farm management.  
    http://sdces.sdstate.edu/cesinternet/markets_bottom.cfm
    
    Extractions: Change Number of Columns Department of Economics Area Management ExEx 5032 - Livestock Contract Feeding Arrangement ExEx 5040 - Farm Bill Commodity Support Payments: How Do They Work? ExEx 5046 - Your Annual Financial Check-up Area Management,Business Management,Farm Financial Management,Grain Marketing,Marketing,Ranch Management About Extension Economics Master Business Manager Area Management,Farm Financial Management ExEx 5054 - Record Keeping in Farm Management Business Management ExEx 5038 - SD Stocker Cattle Prices ExEx 5039 - Economics of Grazing or Haying Emergency-Released Conservation Reserve Program Land ExEx 5044 - Crop Insurance Alternatives for Hay in South Dakota ExEx 5049 - Using Serial (Odd) Month Live Cattle Futures Contracts ... RR 2000-1 - Structure of South Dakota Agriculture Farm Financial Management C 268 - SD Farmland Market Trends 1991-2003 EC 745 - Planning Prices and Livestock Budgets ExEx 5026 - Pasture Lease 1 (Cash Rent Per Head Per Month) ExEx 5027 - Pasture Lease 2 (Cash Rent Based on Acres) ... South Dakota Crop and Livestock Budgets Grain Marketing Corn Market Review Soybean Market Review Wheat Market Review Marketing ABS 3-01 - Economics of Agricultural Biotechnology Cattle Market Review ExEx 5041 - Short on feed? Move the feed to the livestock, or the livestock to the feed?

54. [ VentureDirect Worldwide Awarded List Management Of Farm Journal Media Postal M
    for the farm Journal Masterfile, farm Journal Magazine lists, and specialty lists reaching niche markets. Our list management services ensure maximum revenue  
    http://www.venturedirect.com/html/press_farmjournal.htm
    
    Extractions: New York, NY, October 1, 2003 - Integrated direct marketing company VentureDirect Worldwide announced it has won the subscriber mailing list management for four Farm Journal Media publications, including Farm Journal, Beef Today, Dairy Today, and Top Producer , as well as a newly created Farm Journal Masterfile . Subscriber lists were previously managed by list management firm MKTG. Farm Journal Media is the nation's leading agricultural media company, publishing magazines, syndicated television, subscription newsletters and Internet properties. The company also produces live events, offers custom publishing services, and provides extensive database services. Each of the four publications targets farm professionals in specific agricultural specialties. These professionals are commercial farm and ranch owners and managers, many of whom operate family-owned businesses, and large acreage operations.

55. Integrated Farm Management Systems - New Zealand Trade And Enterprise
    Report date August 2003. A report on business opportunities for Integrated farm management Systems (IFMS) within New Zealand and international markets.  
    http://www.nzte.govt.nz/article/0,1973,SectionID%3D13709%26ContentID%3D10184,00.
    
    Extractions: New Zealand's Economic and Trade Development Agency Integrated Farm Management Systems Section 1: Contents, Executive Summary, Introduction Section 2: The Agritech Industry, Grassland Farmer Needs, Industry Relationships And Collaboration Section 4: Summary, Recommendations/Actions, Other Issues, Glossary Of Terms ... page top Contents 1.0 Executive Summary 2.0 Introduction 2.1 Aim Of Study 2.2 Methodology 3.0 The Agritech Industry 3.1 New Zealand Pastoral System 3.2 Agritech Sector Core Competencies 3.3 Primary Manufacturing Activities 4.0 Grassland Farmer Needs 4.1 Technical Support 4.2 The Need For IFMS 4.3 IFMS Industry Participants 5.0 Industry Relationships And Collaboration 5.1 Research And Development 5.2 New Technologies 5.3 Overseas Networks And Linkages 6.0 Global Grasslands Farming Market

56. Agritech & Life Sciences - New Zealand Trade And Enterprise
    management Systems August 2003 A report on business opportunities for Integrated farm management Systems (IFMS) within New Zealand and international markets.  
    http://www.nzte.govt.nz/article/0,1973,SectionID%3D11755,00.html
    
    Extractions: New Zealand's Economic and Trade Development Agency The natural products sector, including nutraceuticals, health products and health foods, is a sunrise export industry for New Zealand and a key part of the life sciences sector. Annual exports are conservatively estimated at $100 million and growing. Biotechnology is another important part of the life sciences sector, and has been highlighted by the Government as integral to the long term future economic growth of New Zealand ( click here for more on the biotech sector page top increasing the number of markets utilising grass based farming systems and New Zealand technologies. assisting companies with international business development, with an emphasis on high growth markets of North America, Europe and North Asia. working closely with key sector leaders, industry groups and regional clusters, including New Zealand Agritech Inc, Natural Products New Zealand, Biosouth and Biotechnology Auckland.

57. KQED Farmers Markets Farmer Of The Month
    History Phil Foster brings years of farm management experience to his own Pinnacle Brand which currently provides some of the best organic produce available.  
    http://www.kqed.org/topics/home/cooking/farmer-month-dec.jsp

58. KQED Cooking About Farmers Markets
    farmers, food vendors, and artisans participate in markets? Urban Village management will respond to unsolicited inquiries the market is on farm products, non  
    http://www.kqed.org/topics/home/cooking/farmersmarkets-about.jsp

59. Farm Management & Agricultural Economics
    Economics of Agricultural markets (Schrimper), 85.00. Financial management for Farmers and Rural Managers 4th edition (Warren), 49.00.  
    http://www.chipsbooks.com/slagm.htm
    
    Extractions: C.H.I.P.S. HOME PAGE AGRICULTURE CATALOG TITLE LIST MANUAL ORDER FORM ... QUESTIONS COMMENTS TITLE/AUTHOR PRICE Agricultural Economics 2nd edition (Drummond and Goodwin) Agricultural Economics and the Cap (Brassley) Agricultural Systems Management (Peart and Shoup) Economics of Agricultural Markets (Schrimper) ... Range Management: Principles and Practices 3rd edition (Holechek) Prices subject to change - Prices are in U.S. Dollars Go Back to C.H.I.P.S. Subject List

60. Curriculm Guide
    Technical Analysis of Commodity markets Emphasis on Bar Charts, abstract, pdf, html, 999. 2-00. RM3-20, farm and Ranch Business management Functions, abstract,  
    http://trmep.tamu.edu/cg/list.htm
    
    Extractions: Marketing Organizations and Strategies Fact Sheets Overheads Price Risk Fact Sheets Overheads Business Planning/Budgeting Fact Sheets Overheads Production Risk Fact Sheets Overheads Financial Risk Fact Sheets Overheads Farm Policy and International Trade Fact Sheets Overheads Legal/Regulatory Fact Sheets Overheads Human Resource Management Fact Sheets Overheads M arketing Organizations and Strategies - Fact Sheets date added Niche Markets abstract pdf html Retained Ownership Strategies for Cattlemen abstract pdf html Analyzing Replacement Stock Alternatives abstract pdf html Contracts as a Risk Management Tool abstract pdf html Adding Value to Agricultural Products abstract pdf html Beef Cattle Marketing Alliances abstract pdf html Fed Cattle Grid Pricing abstract pdf html Price Risk - Fact Sheets Introduction to Futures Markets abstract pdf html Introduction to Options abstract pdf html Knowing and Managing Grain Basis abstract pdf html Livestock Basis abstract pdf html Seasonality and Its Affects on Crop Markets abstract pdf html How To Construct a Seasonal Index abstract pdf html Livestock Seasonal Price Variation

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