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Economic predictions for agriculture in 2015 and beyond

March 30, 2015
Lynn Jaynes
Robert Utterback, an agricultural economist, addressed a packed room at the National Farm Machinery Show held in Louisville, Kentucky, in February.
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Farm

"Improve family communication to benefit farm and family"

March 27, 2015
Leslie A. Forstadt
There is a common misconception that because family members are in business together, things will go smoothly.
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Is your operator’s manual still in shrink wrap?

March 27, 2015
Mike Wiles
Please don’t tell me your operator’s manual is only taken out to use as a temporary booster seat. With farm equipment becoming more and more computerized and high-tech, many farmers marvel at what new machines can do.
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Corn field

Farm bill decision-making time

February 28, 2015
Robin Reid
As a forage producer, you may be wondering what all the hype is about with the new farm bill.
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Round bales

Forecasting and conserving forages

February 28, 2015
John Binversie
Have you taken time to forecast your forage needs for the coming year? Don’t hesitate; now is the time to put together an inventory of every animal that eats forage on your operation and create a budget of forage needs for the coming year.
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Managing your farm business in tougher times

February 28, 2015
Mike Boehlje and Jim Mintert
The business climate for the farming sector is transitioning from a period of unprecedented prosperity, particularly for the grain sector, to a much less robust period.
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For Sale

When is it time to expand the farm?

February 28, 2015
Robert Fears
Do you want more land and equipment so you can be a larger producer? Expanding or intensifying a forage production operation may be a worthy goal, but it is important to know why you want to grow.
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2015 forage trends and prognostication

February 28, 2015
Robin Newell
Hay and forage supply is improved over the 2011-2013 time frame, when regional droughts and Upper Midwest winter survival affected forage supplies. With current increased forage supplies, the price of hay has declined somewhat from the highs of the past few years, but not as much as one might expect given the decline in the commodity groups of grain and grain byproducts.
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Safety-net options for forage producers

February 28, 2015
Jennifer Garreau
The combination of recent droughts and the recently adopted federal farm bill has given hay and forage producers new options with Pasture, Rangeland, Forage Insurance (PRF) – a risk management tool available to producers to offset loss of forage production due to drought conditions.
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How dairy markets relate to hay

February 28, 2015
The volatility of dairy economics can easily be compared to the advancement of a skier.
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