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High Plains Ag Week – 4/19/2023 – Basis and How to Manage It

April 19, 2023 by amarilloagecon

In this post, we look at commodity basis and discuss how understanding a commodity’s basis can help you as you develop a marketing plan.

 

 

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High Plains Ag Week – 4/12/2023 – Wheat Grain Alternatives

April 15, 2023 by pancho.abello

Dryland wheat grain and forage conditions in our area are different from what we were expecting in many cases. The Wheat and Small Grain Decision Aids will help you analyze the best alternative for your wheat fields according to your expected yields, production costs, equipment, and other variables.  [Read more…] about High Plains Ag Week – 4/12/2023 – Wheat Grain Alternatives

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High Plains Ag Week – 4/5/2023 – An Introduction to Carbon Credits and Carbon Markets

April 5, 2023 by amarilloagecon

Carbon markets have been a trendy topic lately and present producers with a potential new revenue source for their operation.  This post briefly describes the basics of what carbon credits are and how carbon markets/contracts are structured.  At the end of the post, I provide a set of links to additional articles that provide a more in-depth discussion of some of the legal and economic considerations related to carbon contracts.

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Filed Under: Business Management, Carbon, High Plains Ag Week, Risk Management, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Resources Tagged With: business management, Carbon, Carbon Credits, Carbon Markets

High Plains Ag Week – 3/29/2023 – A Look at the 2023 Cow-Calf Budget

March 29, 2023 by pancho.abello

(Laura McKenzie/Texas A&M AgriLife Marketing and Communications)

The 2023 crop and livestock budgets for District 3 are posted, and the budgets are available for all districts on the AgriLife Extension Agricultural Economics website.  Today, we look at the expected costs and returns from the Cow-Calf budgets in the Rolling Plains.

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High Plains Ag Week – 3/22/2023 – Macroeconomic Trends and Their Impacts on Farmers

March 22, 2023 by amarilloagecon

Macroeconomic Trends and Their Impacts on Farmers

Changes in both the U.S. and global macroeconomic environments can have a significant impact on the bottom line of farms and ranches.  For this reason, it is important to be aware of changes in the macroeconomy and to consider how these changes might affect your operation.

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High Plains Ag Week – 3/15/2023 – Building a Profitable Ranch Business

March 15, 2023 by amarilloagecon

Building a Profitable Ranch Business – Beef Cattle Standard Performance Analysis

 

One of the most essential responsibilities in our businesses is to ensure the economic sustainability of our companies for the future of our business or future generations. Most ranchers have suffered multiple years of low margins due to market prices below the average total economic cost of production. Even today, with a much better prices outlook than a year ago, breakeven prices are still high for most cow-calf operations.

 

 

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High Plains Ag Week – 3/8/2023 – Key Financial Ratios to Watch in 2023

March 8, 2023 by amarilloagecon

Inputs costs are expected to stay high in 2023, and the Federal Reserve has indicated that it intends to continue raising interest rates as it attempts to bring inflation under control.  So how can you maintain the financial health of your operation in the current economic climate?  One tool to consider is financial ratio analysis.

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High Plains Ag Week – 3/1/2023 – Wheat Grain vs. Gain

March 1, 2023 by pancho.abello

Dryland wheat grain and forage conditions in our area are better than last year but still not the best.  The Wheat and Small Grain Decision Aids will help you analyze the best alternative for your wheat fields according to your expected yields, production costs, equipment, and other variables. [Read more…] about High Plains Ag Week – 3/1/2023 – Wheat Grain vs. Gain

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High Plains Ag Week – 2/15/2023 – A Look at the 2023 Peanuts Budgets

February 15, 2023 by amarilloagecon

The 2023 crop and livestock budgets are now available on the AgriLife Extension Agricultural Economics website. In this post, we’ll look at the budgets for peanuts in Districts 1, 2, and 3. For the most part producers can expect higher revenues; however, expect this increase to be offset by higher input costs.

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High Plains Ag Week – 2/8/2023 – A Look at the 2023 Wheat Budgets

February 8, 2023 by justin.benavidez

The 2023 crop and livestock budgets for District 1 are posted, and the budgets will soon be available for all districts on the AgriLife Extension Agricultural Economics website.  Today, we take a look at the expected costs and returns from wheat in the High Plains.

 

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