Today\u27s beef producer faces a difficult economic climate. Prices for calves, feeders and fed cattle are low compared to 2 years ago. Feed grain prices are soaring due to high demand and short supply. Access to borrowed capital could become limited for some. Cow-calf producers, especially, need to control costs and yet maintain productivity. Cash leasing of bulls and share-leasing of cows may offer ways to help control costs and acquire capital, if such arrangements are fair and offer all parties the opportunity to succeed
This NebGuide discusses the advantages and disadvantages of retaining ownership of calves or yearlin...
Retained ownership is a marketing strategy that involves maintaining ownership of young cattle beyon...
Vertical coordination throughout Canada's beef supply chain is imperfect on several accounts. We obs...
Today\u27s beef producer faces a difficult economic climate. Prices for calves, feeders and fed catt...
Attractive feeder calf prices in recent years have sparked a renewed interest in cow-calf production...
This publication is intended to illustrate a method of determining a fair lease agreement. The budge...
Agriculturists have long used leasing arrangements as a means of farming or ranching with more than ...
The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service periodically issues revisions to its publications. The mo...
"Leasing is a method of using additional capital without disturbing present sources of credit. With ...
The beef industry’s share of domestic meat demand continues to decline, as increasing vertical coord...
Some producers find it advantageous to lease their cattle to other producers either for cash or for ...
The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service periodically issues revisions to its publications. The mo...
The objective of this article was to present research results where the profitability of cow-calf op...
The “share or contract feeding” arrangements have been a favorable alternative for both livestock ow...
If the object of the game is to do what one enjoys while making outstanding margin, we in the cow bu...
This NebGuide discusses the advantages and disadvantages of retaining ownership of calves or yearlin...
Retained ownership is a marketing strategy that involves maintaining ownership of young cattle beyon...
Vertical coordination throughout Canada's beef supply chain is imperfect on several accounts. We obs...
Today\u27s beef producer faces a difficult economic climate. Prices for calves, feeders and fed catt...
Attractive feeder calf prices in recent years have sparked a renewed interest in cow-calf production...
This publication is intended to illustrate a method of determining a fair lease agreement. The budge...
Agriculturists have long used leasing arrangements as a means of farming or ranching with more than ...
The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service periodically issues revisions to its publications. The mo...
"Leasing is a method of using additional capital without disturbing present sources of credit. With ...
The beef industry’s share of domestic meat demand continues to decline, as increasing vertical coord...
Some producers find it advantageous to lease their cattle to other producers either for cash or for ...
The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service periodically issues revisions to its publications. The mo...
The objective of this article was to present research results where the profitability of cow-calf op...
The “share or contract feeding” arrangements have been a favorable alternative for both livestock ow...
If the object of the game is to do what one enjoys while making outstanding margin, we in the cow bu...
This NebGuide discusses the advantages and disadvantages of retaining ownership of calves or yearlin...
Retained ownership is a marketing strategy that involves maintaining ownership of young cattle beyon...
Vertical coordination throughout Canada's beef supply chain is imperfect on several accounts. We obs...