The trend toward a farm sector composed of a large number of small, part-time farming operations and a much smaller number of large commercial farms will continue.
From this Nation's beginnings through the first half of this century, America's natural resource base—its land, forests, water, and minerals—was viewed as virtually unlimited.
Farmers and ranchers are often envious of large businesses that can afford consultants to sift through information and help them make informed management decisions.
This is the story of Jim and Kathy Moseley, who are recognized as outstanding farmers and who share both in business and in family growth and development.
Planning and financial control are two of the most difficult and troublesome tasks faced by modern farmers and ranchers, but they are also the cornerstones of the management process.
Many farm and ranch managers have discovered that the amount and quality of information they use to make decisions contribute directly to the success of their businesses.
Farm managers need a complete and accurate farm records system in order to make informed management decisions that will help maintain or improve farm business profitability.
All right. You've bought the farm, so to speak, and you're ready to become your own boss, set out to make a comfortable income in the inspiring solace of the bucolic countryside.
The management of a ranch operation, like any other business, requires careful consideration of the interrelationships between production and marketing decisions.
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