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1. How are you improving your operation?

Author

Frye, Darren

Subjects
Farm ownership -- Management, Company business management, Agricultural industry
Abstract

Byline: Darren Frye When many farmers think about improving their operation in some way, they might first think about particular improvements they could make to individual fields, or to the [...]

Published
2021

2. How are you improving your operation?

Author

Frye, Darren

Subjects
Farm ownership -- Management, Company business management, Agricultural industry, Business, regional
Abstract

Byline: Darren Frye When many farmers think about improving their operation in some way, they might first think about particular improvements they could make to individual fields, or to the [...]

Published
2021

3. How are you improving your operation?

Author

Frye, Darren

Subjects
Farm ownership -- Management, Company business management, Agricultural industry, Business, regional
Abstract

Byline: Darren Frye When many farmers think about improving their operation in some way, they might first think about particular improvements they could make to individual fields, or to the [...]

Published
2021

4. Northern roots

Author

Fee, Rich

Subjects
Farm ownership -- Management, Agricultural conservation -- Management, Company business management, Agricultural industry, Business
Abstract

A focus on North Dakota's agricultural families which are managing there farm lands since last 300years, is presented.

Published
2007

5. Stepping down

Author

Potter, Laurie

Subjects
Family farms -- Management, Farm ownership -- Forecasts and trends, Farm ownership -- Management, Farmers -- Management, Farmers -- Family, Company business management, Market trend/market analysis, Agricultural industry, Business
Abstract

The passing on of land by Ron Mapes, an Illinois-based farmer with 47 years experience, to his son Brad Mapes is discussed. Their belief that the future of agriculture lies in the hands of next generation is projected.

Published
2006

6. The black farmer and land in South-Central Alabama: strategies to preserve a scarce resource

Author

Zabawa, Robert

Subjects
African Americans -- Economic aspects, Farmers -- Economic aspects, Farm ownership -- Management, Alabama -- Agricultural policy
Abstract

Black-American culture has been tied to the land and agriculture for over 300 years. However, Blacks have had limited access to Land ownership due to a historic relationship with a dominant White society based on discrimination. This major resource constraint prevented the full participation of the Black farmer in traditional commercial agriculture. Research conducted in the Black Belt Region of Alabama is used to examine the importance of land particularly the multigenerational ownership of land on current farm participation and landholdings. Strategies employed by partners to pass this scarce resource to succeeding generations are also examined.

Published
1991

7. When Siblings Don't Play Fair

Author

Finck, Jonathan D.

Subjects
Farmers -- Management, Farmers -- Investments, Farm ownership -- Management, Company business management, Company investment, Agricultural industry, Business
Abstract

Q: My husband inherited 25 acres of farmland when his parents died. The estate was not divided equally, and our amount was at the low end of the other eight [...]

Published
2006

8. Let's Partner

Author

Taylor, Marcia Zarley

Subjects
Partnership -- Laws, regulations and rules, Partnership -- Management, Farm ownership -- Forecasts and trends, Farm ownership -- Management, Company business management, Government regulation, Market trend/market analysis, Agricultural industry
Abstract

Kansas farmer and rancher Steve Irsik Jr. knows that most of you prefer to operate solo. The monumental failure of some farmer-owned value-added ventures in the last decade have left [...]

Published
2005

9. Self-defense for the rental wars

Author

Erwin, Adam

Subjects
Farm ownership -- Management, Commercial leases -- Management, Company business management, Agricultural industry
Abstract

Pinch me! Am I dreaming or are grain prices really higher? Of course, prices perked up because one farmer's loss is another's gain. But thanks to today's best-ever selection of [...]

Published
2002

10. Can their problem be solved?

Subjects
Farm management -- Methods, Farm ownership -- Management, Agricultural industry, Business
Published
2001

11. Optimal market pools for agricultural cooperatives

Author

Buccola, Steven T. and Subaei, Abdelbagi

Subjects
Agricultural research -- Economic aspects, Agriculture, Cooperative -- Models, Farm ownership -- Management, Marketing cooperatives -- Research, Agricultural industry, Economics
Published
1985

13. You name it: true confessions from the ninth concession

Author

Needles, Dan

Subjects
Farms -- Names, Farmers -- Personal narratives, Farm ownership -- Management, Company business management, Agricultural industry, Environmental issues, Regional focus/area studies
Published
2007

14. Can their problem be solved?

Author

Jonovic, Donald J.

Subjects
Property -- Management, Farm ownership -- Management, Agricultural industry, Business
Abstract

Ownership disputes often occur in a family-owned farm. Family members share in proportion to ownership. Organization, on the other hand, must be built on responsibility, making clear who is responsible for what. Proper compensation for those who do the more difficult task must be given.

Published
1997

15. Can their problem be solved?

Author

Jonovic, Donald J.

Subjects
Farm ownership -- Management, Farm ownership -- Analysis, Agricultural industry, Business
Abstract

The success of a farm partnership lies in clearly defining relative responsibility, measuring actual accomplishment, properly compensating the partners and dividing profits according to ownership. Time spent on the job does not allow greater equity in the business, but must be recognized.

Published
1997

18. Here's help on four key decisions

Author

Marten, John

Subjects
Livestock industry -- Planning, Agriculture -- Planning, Farm management -- Planning, Livestock -- Finance, Farm tenancy -- Contracts, Farm ownership -- Management, Agricultural industry, Business
Published
1981

19. How big should your farm be?

Subjects
Farmers -- Management, Farm ownership -- Management, Agricultural industry, Business
Published
1981

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