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Farm Financial & Profitability Trends August 12, 2014 Don Nitchie, UMN Extension Educator

Southwest Minnesota Farm Business Management Association. Farm Financial & Profitability Trends August 12, 2014 Don Nitchie, UMN Extension Educator Agricultural Business Management Graphs, charts and information prepared by Garen J. Paulson for the SWMFBMA. Farm Income & Profitability.

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Farm Financial & Profitability Trends August 12, 2014 Don Nitchie, UMN Extension Educator

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  1. Southwest Minnesota Farm Business Management Association Farm Financial & Profitability Trends August 12, 2014 Don Nitchie, UMN Extension Educator Agricultural Business Management Graphs, charts and information prepared by Garen J. Paulson for the SWMFBMA Source: SWMFBMA 2013 Member Farm Analysis

  2. Farm Income & Profitability Source: SWMFBMA 2013 Member Farm Analysis

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  4. High, Average, Low Net Farm Income Source: SWMFBMA 2013 Member Farm Analysis

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  6. Financial Position Source: SWMFBMA 2013 Member Farm Analysis

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  10. FinancialEfficiency Source: SWMFBMA 2013 Member Farm Analysis

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  15. Profitability of Crop Production Source: SWMFBMA 2013 Member Farm Analysis

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  21. Per Bushel Source: SWMFBMA 2013 Member Farm Analysis

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  25. Per Bushel Source: SWMFBMA 2013 Member Farm Analysis

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  27. Profitability of Livestock Production Source: SWMFBMA 2013 Member Farm Analysis

  28. Per Bushel Source: SWMFBMA 2013 Member Farm Analysis

  29. Per cwt. Farrow to Finish 2008-2013: not enough data to publish Source: SWMFBMA 2013 Member Farm Analysis

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  31. Per cow Source: SWMFBMA 2013 Member Farm Analysis

  32. Per cwt. Source: SWMFBMA 2013 Member Farm Analysis

  33. Per cow 2012-2013: not enough dairy data to report Source: SWMFBMA 2013 Member Farm Analysis

  34. Living Expenses Source: SWMFBMA 2013 Member Farm Analysis

  35. GFI = Gross Farm Income NFI = Net Farm Income Source: SWMFBMA 2013 Member Farm Analysis

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  37. Includes: income tax, non-farm investment as well as living expenses Source: SWMFBMA 2013 Member Farm Analysis

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  39. Projected Profitability and Financial Shocks Source: SWMFBMA 2013 Member Farm Analysis

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  41. Projected Profitability and Financial Shocks 1 Assets at estimated market value excluding deferred liabilities 2 Assets at estimated market value, returns excluding change in market valuation 3 Differs from previous tables because Owner Wages and Benefits are treated as expenses. In previous tables, owner wages and benefits are moved to Value of Operator Labor and Management to improve comparative analysis Source: SWMFBMA 2013 Member Farm Analysis

  42. The Impact of Projected Profitability and Financial Shocks Source: SWMFBMA 2013 Member Farm Analysis

  43. Reference Section Source: SWMFBMA 2013 Member Farm Analysis

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  49. Garen’sMarket Prices Source: SWMFBMA 2013 Member Farm Analysis

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