Sharing may reduce capital investments and potentially allow fi rms access to higher quality, larger capacity, and / or additional machines. 1 In an effort to improve farm profitability, reduce costs, and manage risk, U.S. agricultural producers are beginning to adopt unique lease and machinery ownership programs (Schwalbe, 2006). Unfortunately, because many actions taken to reduce machinery can result in a decrease in net returns, trade-offs exist. Consider the seemingly simple decision to purchase a ne
Farm machinery leasing is analyzed with respect to costs and returns, cash flows, and risk. Under ce...
"NCFMEC-05 February 2014.""This publication is a product of the North Central Regional (NCR) Coopera...
Farm machinery is one of the most capital demanding areas of a farm operation.The value of farm mach...
Contractual arrangements for joint machinery ownership between independent agribusinesses are explor...
When earnings decline in the face of rising production costs, farmers may find leasing and renting m...
This is a comparison of machinery ownership costs for individuals and cooperatives. By looking at v...
Equipment leasing permits control, without ownership, of productive assets. Control, not ownership,...
Machinery investments represent a substantial portion of agribusiness firms’ costs. Because of high ...
The objectives of this investigation were to determine the availability of, and terms for, leasing ...
The most popular method of leasing cropland in Nebraska is the share lease. Under this arrangement, ...
In the world of fast paced competition with a focus on profits, small businesses are always looking ...
Leasing or purchasing of machinery and equipment represent alternative ways for farm operators to ac...
1. There are two ways by which farm households enjoy the merit of agricultural mechanization without...
Farmers have many options for choosing equipment that is required to grow and harvest a crop. Farmer...
Current economic conditions are forcing a number of farmers to re-appraise their programmes of machi...
Farm machinery leasing is analyzed with respect to costs and returns, cash flows, and risk. Under ce...
"NCFMEC-05 February 2014.""This publication is a product of the North Central Regional (NCR) Coopera...
Farm machinery is one of the most capital demanding areas of a farm operation.The value of farm mach...
Contractual arrangements for joint machinery ownership between independent agribusinesses are explor...
When earnings decline in the face of rising production costs, farmers may find leasing and renting m...
This is a comparison of machinery ownership costs for individuals and cooperatives. By looking at v...
Equipment leasing permits control, without ownership, of productive assets. Control, not ownership,...
Machinery investments represent a substantial portion of agribusiness firms’ costs. Because of high ...
The objectives of this investigation were to determine the availability of, and terms for, leasing ...
The most popular method of leasing cropland in Nebraska is the share lease. Under this arrangement, ...
In the world of fast paced competition with a focus on profits, small businesses are always looking ...
Leasing or purchasing of machinery and equipment represent alternative ways for farm operators to ac...
1. There are two ways by which farm households enjoy the merit of agricultural mechanization without...
Farmers have many options for choosing equipment that is required to grow and harvest a crop. Farmer...
Current economic conditions are forcing a number of farmers to re-appraise their programmes of machi...
Farm machinery leasing is analyzed with respect to costs and returns, cash flows, and risk. Under ce...
"NCFMEC-05 February 2014.""This publication is a product of the North Central Regional (NCR) Coopera...
Farm machinery is one of the most capital demanding areas of a farm operation.The value of farm mach...