
- Tool helps gauge monetary risk of operations change
- New invasive annual grasses in Wyoming: Why you should care

Today’s rural families operate in a time of increasing financial uncertainty. Current financial conditions are unlike any previously experienced. Keeping accurate, up-to-date financial statements, production records and knowing the overall financial health of the business has never been more important. Accurate and current financial and production records are an essential part of any successful rural enterprise. They allow more careful planning for uncertainty, new opportunities and allow for better daily and strategic operation decisions. Managers who know their financial situation can more quickly evaluate and adapt to changing market and financial conditions. This can mean being better suited to recognizing and dealing with financial problems when they arise.
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One of the primary strategies for managing risk is transferring risk outside the farm or ranch through insurance products or other mechanisms. Crop insurance dates back to the 1930s in the U.S. However, under those programs, there have not been many insurance options available to forage producers. That has changed considerably in recent years. This article provides a brief summary of the options currently available offering protection to forage producers.
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Progressive Forage
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