Author Archives: hewlett@uwyo.edu
Federal Reserve Beige Book Summary on the Agricultural Sector
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Get an update on the agricultural sector by the Federal Reserve in the RightRisk Newsrelease at: RightRisk.org/news.
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Estimating Your Cost of Production
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HAVE you ever tried to estimate the cost of production for enterprises on your farm/ranch?
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Leaders Influence Employees
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The concept of leadership is often used interchangeably with those of management, supervision, direction, delegation, and decision making.
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Getting On Track: Better Management Through Basic Ag Records
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The Basic Ag Records course is available free of charge at: RightRisk.org > Courses.
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Getting Started In Ag: Evaluating Risk and Building Strategies
Enterprise Risk Analyzer | RightRisk Analytics
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The Enterprise Risk Analyzer tool is one of over 30 individual risk analysis tools developed by RightRisk and available free of charge at: RightRisk.org\Analytics.
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Essentials for the Manager
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Managing agricultural labor depends on: (1) external factors, (2) techniques, and (3) nature of the manager and the managed.
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Understanding Financial Performance
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The Understanding Financial Performance course is available free of charge at RightRisk.org > Courses.
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Getting Started In Ag: How Do I Know if My Farm Is Profitable?
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WHILE it may seem like a question that is relatively easy to answer, often the answer is more complex.
The first goal of any production agriculture business should be to turn a profit or generate more revenue than expenses. If you are new or just starting out in agriculture, you may not realize there is more to profitability than simply generating more income than expenses. Looking at an enterprise in terms of cash receipts or expenses is only the first step toward determining profitability. There are many factors, several non-cash in nature, that must be considered to form an accurate picture of profitability.








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