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AgManager.info: 2006 Risk and Profit Conference Proceedings
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2006 Risk & Profit Conference
August 17-18, 2006 Manhattan, KS

Risk and Profit is an annual conference hosted by the Department of Agricultural Economics that provides an opportunity for key agricultural decision makers to interact with each other and with faculty.

2006 Risk and Profit Conference Proceedings

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GENERAL SESSIONS

   
SESSION I: 2007 Farm Bill:
                  An Opportunity to Interface Tomorrow and Yesterday
Carl Zulauf
The Ohio State University
PDF (slides)
SESSION II: A Congressional View of the Upcoming Farm Bill Congressman Jerry Moran
Kansas First District
 
SESSION III A: Livestock Outlook James Mintert PDF (slides)
PPT slides
SESSION III B: Grain Outlook Mike Woolverton PDF (slides)
PPT slides
     

BREAKOUT SESSIONS

   
1. The Case For & Against Farm Programs Troy Dumler PDF (paper)
2. Wheat Variety Selection: Combining Economics and Agronomy to Maximize Profits and Minimize Risk

Andy Barkley

PDF (paper)
3. The Renewable Fuels Situation

Mike Woolverton

PDF (paper)
PPT slides
PDF (slides)

4. Factors Impacting Farm Growth

Michael Langemeier

PDF (paper)
PDF (slides)

5. Economics, Management, and Human Relationships: The Keys to a Successful Family Farm Business Transitions

Rodney Jones

PDF (paper)
6. Farm Efficiency

Orlen Grunewald

PDF (slides)
7. The Energy Situation in Ag

Terry Kastens

PDF (paper)
PDF (slides)

8. The Law of Unintended Consequences: The Ogallala Aquifer, Kansas Water Policy, and Technology Adoption

Bill Golden

PDF (paper)
9. Optimal Nitrogen Fertilizer Rates Given Current Fertilizer and Crop Prices

Kevin Dhuyvetter

PDF (paper)
PDF (slides)

10. Risk and Crop Insurance Issues

Andrew Saffert & Art Barnaby

PDF (paper)

11. Reflections on Production in Ag in Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay

Mike Boland PDF (slides)

12. Growing People: Taking Your Workforce to the Next Level

Sarah Fogleman

PDF (paper)

13. Economic Impacts of the Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program In the Upper Arkansas River Basin

John Leatherman & Bill Golden

PDF (paper)
14. Cost & Revenue Drivers Leading Into the 2007 Farm Bill: A Kansas Perspective Sam Funk PDF (paper)
PDF (slides)

15. Risk and Profit of Organic Grains

Hikaru Peterson

PDF (paper)

16. Business Entity Buffet: Evaluating the Right Entity for Your Operation

Mark Wood

PDF (slides)

17. Off-Farm Investment Behavior on Kansas Farms

Bryan Schurle

PDF (paper)

18. Hedge Funds Impact on Agricultural Commodities

Joe Arata

PDF (slides)
19. NutrientNet: An on-line tool for Nutrient Trading

Jenny Guiling &
Jonathan St. John

PDF (slides)
Video
 
Previous Risk & Profit Conference Proceedings (2002-2005)
 
Kansas State University is committed to making its services, activities and programs accessible to all participants. If you have special requirements due to a physical, vision or hearing disability, call the telephone number listed for the conference location you wish to attend or Clyde Howard, Director of Affirmative Action, Kansas State University, TTY - (785) 532-4807. 

Kansas State University Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Service. K-State Research and Extension is an equal opportunity provider and employer. Issued in furtherance of Cooperative Extension Work, Acts of May 8 and June 30, 1914, as amended. Kansas State University, County Extension Councils, Extension Districts and United States Department of Agriculture Cooperating, Fred A. Cholick, Director.
 
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