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Full-Text Articles in Agribusiness
Sheep Updates 2016, Mick Keogh, David Cornish, Michael Chilvers, Gerry Hinkley, Danielle England, Rosemary Bartle, Brad Wooldridge, Norm Santich, John Young, Ashley Herbert, Jamie Heinrich, Graeme Howie, Bruce Mullan
Sheep Updates 2016, Mick Keogh, David Cornish, Michael Chilvers, Gerry Hinkley, Danielle England, Rosemary Bartle, Brad Wooldridge, Norm Santich, John Young, Ashley Herbert, Jamie Heinrich, Graeme Howie, Bruce Mullan
Sheep Updates
This session covers eleven papers from different authors:
1. Forward, Dr Bruce Mullan, Director Sheep Industry Development, Department of Agriculture and Food Western Australia
2. The Australian sheep industry in 2025, Mick Keogh, Australian Farm Institute
3. Decision making in a risky environment, David Cornish, Cornish Consulting
4. Business Transitioning, Michael Chilvers, Nile Tasmania
5. Advisory Boards in WA Agriculture - making life 'easier' for everyone, Gerry Hinkley, Producer, Tincurrin and Danielle England, Aginnovate
6. Principles of Successful Family Business Succession Strategies, Rosemary Bartle, Succession Planning Facilitator, Rabobank
7. Diversifying the Feedbase...is the …
Generating More Profit From Your Farm Business, Tamara Stretch
Generating More Profit From Your Farm Business, Tamara Stretch
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This report outlines the main drivers of profit – price, production, costs and management. Knowing a farm’s profit drivers assists managers to analyse the risk and resilience of their business and to make more informed expenditure decisions. With significant volatility in both prices and production, farm managers need to have strategies that smooth price volatility and allow adjustments to costs of production.
When analysing business profitability it is important to look beyond gross margins and capture all cost items particularly large fixed costs like finance and machinery allowance costs. By critically examining the full cost structure of their business managers …
Economics Of Vine Growing, K R. Rutter
Economics Of Vine Growing, K R. Rutter
Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4
Heavy demands are made on capital and labour recources throughout the five year dvelopment phase of a vineyard.
Labour and capital requirements vary considerably, but the following gives a look at one example of the costs involved.
Last Resort Loans For Farmers, J Ripley
Last Resort Loans For Farmers, J Ripley
Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4
Several sources of finance are available to help fsrmers survive through a crisis.
One source of last resort is Rural Adjustment Authority.
Machinery Syndicates : An Effective Way Of Reducing The Cost Of Hay Making, E K. Simmons
Machinery Syndicates : An Effective Way Of Reducing The Cost Of Hay Making, E K. Simmons
Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4
No abstract provided.
Sheep Programmes For Esperance Settlers With Limited Finance, R J. Doyle, G. D. Oliver
Sheep Programmes For Esperance Settlers With Limited Finance, R J. Doyle, G. D. Oliver
Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4
FARMING in the Esperance region has now passed through the phase of experimentation into the phase of consolidation.
But not all new settlers are prosperous.
On occasions, a lifetime ambition to own and operate a farm has ended in failure because the settler has been forced through economic circumstances to give up his block.
Too often this follows the unequal struggle of trying to develop a block with too little capital.