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Economic, productive and financial performance of Alberta cow/calf operations

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This AgriProfit$ cost and returns report presents a multi-year summary of the economic, productive, and financial performance of Alberta cow/calf producers. Participating cow/calf producers... More ≫

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This AgriProfit$ cost and returns report presents a multi-year summary of the economic, productive, and financial performance of Alberta cow/calf producers. Participating cow/calf producers received a customized business analysis of their operations for comparison to this multi-year benchmark report. The benchmarks contained in the report summarize all sources of income and expenses related to cow/calf enterprises and covers all those activities to produce and raise calves until weaning in a given fiscal year.

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Multi-year economic, productive & financial performance of Alberta cow/calf operations

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This AgriProfit$ Cost & Returns Report presents a multi-year summary of the economic, productive, and financial performance of Alberta cow/calf producers. The research was undertaken through... More ≫

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This AgriProfit$ Cost & Returns Report presents a multi-year summary of the economic, productive, and financial performance of Alberta cow/calf producers. The research was undertaken through the Alberta Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry AgriProfit$ Business Analysis & Research program with the cooperation of producers across the Province. The report consist of a series of tables and figures with average historic provincial data showing the sales, production costs, selected production and financial indicators for the past 5 years.

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Insights into managing winter feed costs in Alberta cow/calf operations

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The largest single cost of maintaining a cow herd relates to feeds consumed. These costs vary from region-to-region, depending on climate and resources available. This report presents the results... More ≫

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The largest single cost of maintaining a cow herd relates to feeds consumed. These costs vary from region-to-region, depending on climate and resources available. This report presents the results of research by the AgriProfit$ Business Analysis and Research team into managing winter feed costs for cow/calf enterprises in Alberta.

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