61. Aquaculture Farm Management Position Job Career Aquaculture farm management Position Finfish Shellfish Production Experienced . general Info. Post date, April 2, 2004, 952 pm http://www.agriseek.com/job-career/p/Aquaculture-Farm-Management.htm

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62. RCE: Farm Management Commercial Agriculture farm management Crop Rotational Budgets A description of some general assumptions upon which the vegetable and apple http://aesop.rutgers.edu/~farmmgmt/ne-budgets/methodology.html

Commercial Agriculture Farm Management Crop Rotational Budgets Methodology for Calculation Farm Management Methodology for Calculation of Costs and Returns of Production INTRODUCTION Northeastern farmers produce literally hundreds of products ranging from traditional crop and livestock products to vegetables, nursery products, greenhouse products. For the purposes of this study, it was decided that the research would focus on key products for which researchers, agents, policymakers, and farmers typically need information. Crop production costs include expenses for materials used in production such fertilizers, chemicals, seeds or plants, and fuel; costs of land, labor, machinery and management; and irrigation and marketing costs where applicable. Livestock production costs include expenses for replacement stock, feed, utilities, insurance, medicines and marketing; cost of labor and management; and cost of land and buildings. In addition, interest on operating capital was charged on variable costs in all cases. Since standardized values have been used in the development of the budgets, they are able to provide the type of information needed for management decisions and for comparing relative profits and cost structures between enterprises. The detailed methodology for the estimation of production costs and net returns is discussed below. A. CROP BUDGETS

63. Rural Industries Research And Development Corporation: Short Reports No.1 Evaluation demonstrates computers can benefit farm business management books with bank statements than were the sample of the general farm population. http://www.rirdc.gov.au/pub/shortreps/sr9.html

Home Search Contact RIRDC Short Report: Evaluation demonstrates computers can benefit farm business management THE FULL REPORT This short report summarises RIRDC Publication No 97/43, Evaluation of Training Activities to Improve Farm Families’ Skills (project no. DAQ-123A) by J. Daniels and E. Woods. online order form Husbands and wives dividing responsibilities in farm management and then not communicating effectively may be contributing to poor decision making, an evaluation program funded by the Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation has revealed. Most farms are managed jointly by a husband and wife team, with women collecting and recording information. Their husbands who are relatively poor at retrieving that information make many decisions without involving their wives, despite the women’s good feel for the state of the business gained from regularly doing the books. The evaluation, by John Daniels and Elizabeth Woods of the Department of Primary Industries (DPI) in Queensland, assessed the results of training activities to improve business management skills of farm families. It involved assessing the impact of computer-based farm business management training courses – run by DPI in Central Queensland for six years – to understand the popularity of the courses, the effect of the training on management practices, and to plan future training.

64. S. B. Nott - Extension Specialist - Michigan State University 2001 Business Analysis Summary for general Crops farms (Staff Paper 200224) Extensive research and extension programming in farm management, farm http://www.msu.edu/user/nott/

Sherrill Nott Retired Extension Specialist Agricultural Economics Dept. Articles: Publications and data below require Adobe Acrobat Reader. This may be downloaded from the Adobe website 2003 Publications Evolution of Dairy Grazing in the 1990's (Staff Paper 2003-07) Dairy Animal Ratios From Michigan Annual Financial Analyses (Staff Paper 2003-01) Spreadsheet for Dairy Herd Number Turnover and Cull Rate Ratios (2003) 2002 Publications (2001 Data) Dairy Grazing Finances in 4 Great Lakes States (Staff Paper 2002-04) Dairy Farms in Michigan's U.P., 2001 (Staff Paper 2002-11) 2001 Business Analysis Summary for Swine Farms (Staff Paper 2002-12) 2001 Business Analysis Summary for Dairy Farms (Staff Paper 2002-21) ... Link to 2001 Farm Business Analysis Workbooks 2001 Publications (2000 Data) Farm Organization Options by G. Kole and Nott (Staff Paper 2001-43) 2000 Business Analysis Summary for General Livestock Farms (Staff Paper 2001-39) 2000 Business Analysis Summary for Swine Farms (Staff Paper 2001-32) 2000 Farm Business Analysis Summary for Cash Grain Farms (3 sizes) (Staff Paper 2001-31) ... 2000 Business Analysis Summary for Fruit Farms (Staff Paper 2001-20) Link to 1996-2000 Publications (available through U MN archives) Publications See first two links below for publications you can download. Or, use the contact information.

65. Vineyard Business Management general Business management. Business Plans for Agricultural Producers Texas A M farm and Ranch Business management Functions Texas A M University http://winegrapes.tamu.edu/grow/business.shtml

Texas Cooperative Extension Home Grape Growing Resources Research ... News Vineyard Business Management General Personnel Finance Taxation ... Risk General Business Management Business Plans for Agricultural Producers A business plan is a road map for success. It describes a firm's organizational structure, products and services, objectives, financial and marketing plans, strengths and weaknesses. This publication guides business owners in developing plans that can help them make decisions and sell the feasibility of their businesses to bankers and other investors. Building an Agribusiness or Small Business Plan Texas Department of Agriculture This guide has been prepared to assist agricultural and other businesses in developing a sound and useful business plan. A well thought out plan is essential to the success of any business. The plan serves as a roadmap for the enterprise, describing both where it is, and where it is going. This guide includes commentary on the most important elements of a good business plan, as well as worksheets that can be used in plan preparation. Vineyard Business Plan Workbook Southern Illinois University The workbook is intended to serve as a guide to help you write your vineyard business plan. Completing the workbook should give you a clearer understanding of your business concept and the requirements to make your concept a reality.

66. NRAES Book Catalog: Dairy Farm Management Dairy farm management Front List. Building Freestall Barns and Milking Centers general Interest Commercial Horticulture Natural Resources and http://www.nraes.org/publications/dairy.html

NRAES Book Catalog Dairy Farm Management See also: Agricultural Waste Management Forage Production Dairy Farm Management: Front List Building Freestall Barns and Milking Centers: Methods and Materials NRAES-148 488 pages Dairy Calves and Heifers: Integrating Biology and Management New! NRAES-175 398 pages Dairy Expansion: Financial Planning for Success NRAES-166 20 pages Dairy Housing and Equipment Systems: Managing and Planning for Profitability NRAES-129 456 pages Dairy Reference Manual NRAES-63 293 pages Milking Systems and Parlors: Planning and Managing for Quality Milk and Profitability NRAES-131 348 pages Penn State Dairy Housing Plans NRAES-85 108 pages Stray Voltage and Dairy Farms NRAES-149 408 pages Dairy Farm Management: Back List Calves, Heifers, and Dairy Profitability: Facilities, Nutrition, and Health NRAES-74 378 pages Dairy Feeding Systems NRAES-38 278 pages Dairy Feeding Systems: Management, Components, and Nutrients NRAES-116 402 pages Dairy Free Stall Housing NRAES-24 180 pages Dairy Freestall Housing and Equipment MWPS-7 152 pages Designing a Modern Milking Center: Parlors, Milking Systems, Management, and Economics

67. Montana State University Extension Publications Catalog general. Crops. management. Fertilizers. Livestock. Marketing Soil CarbonSequestration in Agriculture farm management Practices Can Affect Greenhouse http://www.montana.edu/wwwpb/pubs/indexag.html

MSU Extension Publications Catalog: Agriculture Search for Publications: Type your search term in the window below and submit. Note that this search engine finds ONLY publications that are on-line. There are hundreds of others available in paper copy: Click on the topic areas listed below to see all the publications that are available. Search Term: Back to Main Publication Index General Crops Management ... Wildfires Agriculture, General Agricultural MontGuide Notebook . Loose-leaf binder includes all current MontGuide fact sheets on agricultural topics including livestock, energy, engineering, farm management, field crops, forestry, horticulture, insects and pests, land resource management, marketing, pesticides, plant diseases, range, safety, soils, water measurement and management and weeds. Also includes subscription to new MontGuides as they are issued. (Revised 2004) MT198300AG From Sod-Busting to Satellites: 100 Years of Agricultural Research and Extension in Montana Recounts the 100-year history of agricultural research and Extension in Montana. Produced in celebration of the centennial of MSU. Includes historical photos. 40-pages. (1993) 1SR047 Free An Historical Sketch of Pomology (Fruit Cultivation) in Montana Free Montana Agricultural Experiment Station and Extension Service: 100 Years 1892-1992 Free Research in Pursuit of Progress Free Strategies for Successful Small Scale Farming: A Profile of 43 Montana Farm Families Free Symbol of Excellence - Montana Program for Youth Free The History of Summer Fallow in Montana

68. Idw - Workshop "Large Farm Management" From November 26 To 28, 2003 At IAMO, Hal In the 20th century, research and teaching of farm management in western However, there are many other central fields of general management which have http://idw-online.de/pages/de/news58515

Persönlicher Zugang Benutzerkennung: Passwort: Password vergessen? Kostenlose Angebote Abonnement abschließen RSS-Feed konfigurieren Nachrichtenticker Suche im idw-Archiv ... Adressbuch Besondere Angebote Für Journalisten Für Pressestellen wissenschaftlicher Einrichtungen Informationsdienst Wissenschaft Sie sind hier: Home > Pressemitteilung: Workshop "Large Farm Management" from ... Workshop "Large Farm Management" from November 26 to 28, 2003 at IAMO, Halle/Saale Veröffentlicht am: Veröffentlicht von: Dr. Klaus Reinsberg Institut für Agrarentwicklung in Mittel- und Osteuropa Kategorie: überregional wissenschaftliche Tagungen Gesellschaft, Land- und Forstwirtschaft, Ökologie, Politik und Recht, Wirtschaft Druckansicht In order to discuss significance of large farms and their particular economic problems in transition and western countries the IAMO will organise a workshop on "Large Farm Management" in Halle. It is targeted at agricultural economists as well as experts from agricultural enterprises, producer and consumer associations, politicians. In the 20th century, research and teaching of farm management in western industrial countries was highly focused on family farming. Thus the main topic was production economics. Besides, investment analysis, accounting, taxation, farm appraisal, and finance played a major role. In the last decades, marketing, chain management, information technology, precision farming, risk management, and environmental aspects of farming have become issues of increasing attention. However, there are many other central fields of general management which have hardly been considered so far. Among them are organisation, human resource management, controlling, and strategic management. Though these issues are indeed not central for small and medium sized family farms, they are highly relevant for large farms which play a major role in Central and Eastern Europe but which are also existing in several agricultural branches in western countries, e.g. pork and poultry production.

69. Farm And Home Management Advisor Includes county agricultural agents, feed and farm management advisers, are based on general occupational qualifications for farm Home management http://jobs.state.va.us/careerguides/FarmHomeAdvisor.htm

CAREER GUIDE FOR FARM AND HOME MANAGEMENT ADVISOR SOC Code: 25-9021 Pay Band(s): ( Salary Structure Standard Occupational Description: Advise, instruct, and assist individuals and families engaged in agriculture, agricultural-related processes, or home economics activities. Demonstrate procedures and apply research findings to solve problems; instruct and train in product development, sales, and the utilization of machinery and equipment to promote general welfare. Includes county agricultural agents, feed and farm management advisers, home economists, and extension service advisors. Education Support Career Group Education Support Specialist III Other Career Group(s) that may be of interest are: Training and Instruction Education Administration Agricultural Services Food Services ... Program Administration SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE, ABILITIES AND TASKS (Technical and Functional Expertise) Skills Note: The technical and functional skills listed below are based on general occupational qualifications to be a successful performer. Recruitment and selection standards for an individual state job must be based on the specific knowledge, skills, and abilities for that job as indicated in the job announcement and job description in the Employee Work Profile. Teaching others how to do something.

70. Farm Management: Principles And Strategies Designed to teach the farm managers of tomorrow, farm management Principles to benefit from techniques and management tools used in general business. http://store.blackwell-professional.com/0813804183.html

By Kent D. Olson Designed to teach the farm managers of tomorrow, Farm Management: Principles and Strategy emphasizes the strategic and operations aspects of managing a farm. Today’s farm managers also will want to consult this guide to make effective, objective, and successful decisions. This innovative textbook is framed by the increasing need for farmers to develop and follow a business plan. Topics not found in traditional farm management texts include: Strategic management—How to evaluate, choose, and implement the business strategies that best fit the farmer, the farm and the changing world. Production and operations planning—How to benefit from techniques and management tools used in general business. Quality management and control—How to decrease costs, better meet consumer demands and improve the progress towards goals and objectives. Production contract evaluation—Discusses how to evaluate contracts and includes a checklist of items that a farmer should consider. Decision-making beyond the traditional microeconomic analysis—In addition to the topics just mentioned, the text includes decision making under risk and the development of scenarios to understand the impact of an uncertain future. Fundamental farm management topics and basics are not ignored in this all-inclusive text. Traditional material includes budgeting, marketing, enterprise selection, production planning, financial analysis, financial management, investment analysis, risk management, work force management, business organization, and control management.

71. Farm Management -- Index farm management, managerial economics, cost analysis, planning These objectivesare linked to the general objective to provide 3th year Bachelor http://aivwww.ugent.be/Studentenadministratie/Studiegids/2005/EN/FACULTY/LA/COUR

Farm Management Reference Lectured in Third Year Bachelor of Bioscience Engineering - Main Subject: Agricultural Sciences Theory (A) Exercises (B) Training and projects (C) Studytime (D) Studypoints (E) Level Credit Contract? Access is determined by lecturer Examination Contract? Access is determined by lecturer Language of instruction Dutch Lecturer Guido Van Huylenbroeck Department Co-lecturers Key Words farm management, managerial economics, cost analysis, planning Objectives The objective of this course is to introduce to students in agronomy managerial economic theories explainig decisions of agricultural producers with respect to production and input use. Hereby the management of agricultural and horticultural holdings is analysed. Application and valuation and accounting of different resources, the analysis of the profit and cost structure, the planning and financing are important elements. Further, the relation between farm and family, between farm and policy and between farm and his external conditions (society, natural environment) are taking into account. In the practicals, management tools such as rentability and cost calculation, investment analysis, budgeting, financial planning are introduced and learned trough applications and case studies. These objectives are linked to the general objective to provide 3th year Bachelor students in agronomy with the necessary skills so that they are able to understand, analyse and optimise the functioning of agricultural and horticultural farms in order to be able to function in technical-commercial extension functions

72. GRDC - Useful Sites - General agricultural systems, farm management and sustainable agriculture. Graincare is an onfarm program designed to assist you produce grain which will http://www.grdc.com.au/sites/general.htm

ABC Rural Online ABC Rural Online, a gateway for ABC Online, is your one stop resource for ABC rural content on the web, incorporating material from ABC TV, Radio and Online. Our aim is to integrate ABC's coverage of rural and primary industries issues as well as develop original material for the Internet. ABOA Search Index ABOA is a national database index to published information on all aspects of animal, crop and pasture production; plant breeding; post harvest handling; horticulture; animal health; rural economics; rural extension, education and training; forestry, including agroforestry, and farm forestry; fisheries and aquaculture; food technology and human nutrition; agricultural systems, farm management and sustainable agriculture. ACAS - Australian Crop Accreditation System (website currently being redeveloped) ACAS is a voluntary system to provide accredited information on the performance of field crop varieties for use by farmers and their advisers. ACAS Variety Selector accesses data compiled from 100's of trials, helping farmers compare the performance of varieties in their own environment. Agbiotechnet Agbiotechnet is an online service for agricultural biotechnology providing easy access to a range of biotechnology related topics.

73. Muscatine Community College - Farm Management FAQs Many prospective students have similar questions about our farm management and displaying general management decisionmaking skills are performance and http://www.eicc.edu/mcc/ag/faqs.html

Farm Management Horticulture Equine Home Many prospective students have similar questions about our Farm Management Program and here you'll find some of the answers you may be looking for. If you don't find the information you need here or you have any questions at all, please contact us Click on the questions below to learn more about that subject: When can I start? What HS courses should I take? What degree will I earn? What are the graduation requirements? ... How do I apply for admission? When can I start? Students may also choose to begin taking classes after the fall employment experience. In other words, they can start in mid-November. Individuals choosing this option will not be allowed to enroll in certain classes that begin in August. All other courses for the five-week class session (beginning in mid-November) will be available for enrollment. Regardless of when any individual student wishes to begin his/her educational endeavor in any of our Agribusiness and Technology programs, please consult with an ag advisor. Back to top of page What courses should I take in High School?

74. Acalog4™ ACMS: Program Information Dairy farm management Technology students develop the skills and knowledge See general Education Electives for course offerings and requirements. http://catalog.vtc.edu/preview_program.php?catoid=10&poid=264

75. Studies In Farm Management The subject of farm management is one of the recognised areas of excellence inteaching pursued by For More Information. For general enquiries contact http://www.lincoln.ac.nz/study/areas/fmgt.htm

This site requires Javascript to be enabled. Studies in Farm Management Areas of Study Studies in Horticultural Management Farming and related industries currently earn more than 50% of New Zealand's total export income. To maintain and improve our market share, the management of New Zealand's farming and agribusiness industries must be excellent. Therefore it comes as no surprise to find that Lincoln's graduates in farm management are in great demand by employers. Over the years, our graduates have made an outstanding contribution to the agricultural sector. Their management training has also suited them to a wide range of jobs outside of agriculture. The subject of farm management is one of the recognised areas of excellence in teaching pursued by Lincoln University. Lincoln was one of the first universities in the world to recognise the holistic nature of primary producing systems and was the instigator of the 'farm as a whole' approach to teaching, which is now used world-wide. Students are given a well-integrated mix of academic and professional education in farm and agribusiness management. The core subjects offered involve extensive on-farm case studies and industry exposure.

76. Diploma In Farm Management The Diploma in farm management has a Practical Work component which is a legalrequirement of For general enquiries about this study programme contact http://www.lincoln.ac.nz/study/courses/dipfmgt.htm

This site requires Javascript to be enabled. Lincoln University Degrees, Diplomas and Courses Lincoln University Homepage Areas of Study Courses Studies in Agriculture Diploma in Farm Management Success in farming depends on combining business management with skills and knowledge of plant and animal production. This diploma prepares students for management of modern agricultural enterprises. The emphasis on business management combined with agriculture and production subjects makes this diploma unique. Programme Structure All eight subjects in the structured first year of the diploma are compulsory. For students who elect not to continue to the second year, successful completion of the first year programme are awarded a Diploma in Agriculture. The second year includes a total of eight compulsory and elective subjects. This allows a student to tailor this part of the course to suit their own requirements. The second year emphasises entrepreneurial flair and students are taught to recognise the balance of opportunities and financial risk.

77. Resources For Farm Business Management Current Agricultural News and general Information farm management Sites EnterpriseBudgets Budgeting Machinery Costs Labor and Personnel management http://www.cals.ncsu.edu:8050/advancement/tobaccobuyout/FarmBusManagement_links.

Home Buyout Background Legislation Tax Issues ... NCSU CALS Web Resources for Farm Business Management The following list offers a starting point for finding information that might be helpful for people interested in farm business management and economics tools and information. A search of the internet will turn up many more useful sources. Please note that the owners of web addresses (URLs) change them periodically for a variety of reasons. If you find links in this list that are no longer operational, please notify Geoff Benson at geoff_benson@ncsu.edu. Your local Extension Office Federal Government Agencies North Carolina State Government Agencies Current Agricultural News and general Information ... Alternative Enterprises and Value Added Enterprises Your local Extension office is a good first stop when looking for information. Look in your telephone book under Government for the local phone number. Information is also available on the internet. http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/ http://www.reeusda.gov/1700/statepartners/usa.htm http://www.clas.ufl.edu/CLAS/american-universities.html Federal Government Agencies http://www.usda.gov/

78. Japanese Journal Of Farm Management farm management Issues and Strategies under Conditions of Great Change Prospects that the social existence of farm management is like general business. http://fmsj.ac.affrc.go.jp/eng/journal/vol42.html

Japanese Journal of Farm Management The Farm Management Society of Japan Last Updated: 2005/03/19 Vol.42, No.1, June 2004 Summaries of Articles Production Characteristics of Three Sub-sectors in Vietnamese Agriculture: A Cost Approach PHAM Bao Duong (Ministry of Planning and Investment, Vietnam) and Yoichi IZUMIDA (University of Tokyo) (in Japanese) Creation of an Agricultural Pension Scheme in Japan and its Twofold Function: As an Income Security Policy for Aged Farmers and as Structural Policy Akira MORITA (Nippon Agricultural Institute) The Farmers Pension Payment (FPP) scheme was established in 1971. It has long fulfilled its twofold function that was associated with the policy targets of the Agricultural Basic Law (BAL). The first function has been income security for every elderly farmer through pension payments. Beneficiaries could be paid the same amount of retirement pension from FPP as the Japanese Employee's Pension Insurance program for 60-64 years old. After 65 years of age, farmers could receive additional pension benefits under the FPP scheme. Otherwise they might obtain only a smaller benefit through the National Pension Payment (NPP) program. The second function is to promote farm restructuring more by encouraging more intergenerational transfer of farm management interests and thus increase the number of large farms. The retirement pension should be paid when the accession to farm management is administratively confirmed. The scheme was designed to give an economic incentive for accelerating more accession to farming by the younger generation. The pension management system was drastically changed in 2001 because FPP was confronting a permanent deficiency in its financial accounting. In addition, the latest reform altered the policy principles and functions of FPP so they would be in policy alignment with the updated Basic Law of Food, Agriculture, and Rural Areas. As a result, the current scheme couldn't entirely provide for the income support of every elderly farmer. It now covers mainly those farm households targeted as rural leaders.

79. CyberStacks(sm) (General) Screen farm Economics. farm management. (S560572) S 571 Post Harvest Technology.Marketing Technology. general Works. Direct farm Marketing and Tourism http://www.public.iastate.edu/~CYBERSTACKS/S/hyb_s_2.htm

Farm Economics. Farm Management (S:560-572) Q Science R Medicine S Agriculture T Technology U Military V Naval S 560 Periodicals. Societies. Serials AgProfessional Directory Summary: This directory allows the user to search among a field of 2800 entries for colleagues within professional areas of agriculture. The positions included are: agricultural consultants, farm managers, rural appraisers, and real property review appraisers. Each record contains an individual's name (first, last), qualifications, and organization affiliation. Additional fields provide a mailing address, phone and fax numbers, as well as e-mail address, when available. To Search: Enter keyword; submit search. Advanced searches possible through specification of organization, primary qualifications, and/or state. S 571 Post Harvest Technology. Marketing Technology. General Works Direct Farm Marketing and Tourism Handbook Summary: This directory provides the table of contents to the Direct Farm Marketing and Tourism Handbook , a publication of the University of Arizona's Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics. Offering information to farmers who wish to enter the small business field, the handbook details specific topics and plans for agricultural promotion and operation on the local level. Within the topic listings are concerns an agricultural entrepreneur must face when starting a small business: direct farm marketing options, starting and operating a farmers market, and boosting sales through local business connections. Assistance sources for small businesses are detailed, as well as market analysis and customer profiles. Advice on advertising and legal matters encompasses a portion of the of topic offerings. Production costs and information on agricultural direct marketing associations is noted for the user.

80. Farm Software: Cattle Management Software, Agriculture And Farming System Modules general Ledger, Cost Accounting, and Payroll. farm management softwarepackage that allows a producer to track farm activities throughout the http://www.capterra.com/agriculture-software

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