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In The Cattle Markets LMIC March 8, 2010
Grain Outlook O'Brien February 22, 2010
KFMA Monthly Newsletter or  Archives Langemeier, Herbel and KFMA Economists March 4, 2010

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KSRN Livestock Market Outlook Weekly Radio Interview - LMIC March 8, 2010 Download
KSRN Grain Market Outlook Weekly Radio Interview - Dan O'Brien February 26, 2010 Download
K-State agricultural economist Rich Llewelyn reports on a new study of the economic risks associated with converting Conservation Reserve Program acreage to crop production, centered on the returns from a wheat-sorghum-fallow rotation on former CRP ground. March 9, 2010 Download
K-State livestock economist Ted Schroeder talks about feeding the world from now to the year 2050, as the world's population grows rapidly, and how the beef industry needs to gear up for that.   March 5, 2010 Download
Michigan State University livestock economist Glynn Tonsor, who will soon be joining the K-State faculty, discusses the beef cattle market outlook and associated topics.        March 5, 2010 Download
Agricultural law specialist Roger McEowen, from Iowa State University reports on two USDA farm program payment items: a recent clarification by the Farm Service Agency on inactive members of a farming enterprise, and how that impacts payment eligibility; and the new requirement allowing the IRS to share a farmer's gross income information with the FSA for payment eligibility purposes.  March 3, 2010 Download
K-State risk management specialist Art Barnaby reminds producers about the March 15th deadline for spring-planted crop insurance enrollment, which determines eligibility for the SURE program...he also has new numbers on the expected payout for Kansas producers enrolled in the ACRE program.       March 2, 2010 Download
K-State agricultural economist Jason Bergtold reports on his latest research on the costs and returns associated with including a cover crop in a grain crop rotation: the fertilizer and herbicide cost savings certain cover crops can provide, the costs of seeding a cover crop, and why grain prices make a big difference in the practicality of including cover crops in rotation. February 10, 2010 Download
K-State risk management specialist Art Barnaby talks about proposed budget cuts in the federal crop insurance program, and how they would likely affect insurance coverage for Kansas crop producers...he also announces that K-State will soon host a webinar for producers on the Supplemental Revenue Assistance Program (SURE).       February 2, 2010 Download
Agricultural law specialist Roger McEowen, from Iowa State University provides an update on the present interest annual exclusion, a key component of the federal gift tax. Used wisely, it can help move cash and property to others and reduce the potential size of an estate. But, there are a few rules regarding these gifts. February 2, 2010 Download
K-State agricultural economist Kevin Dhuyvetter looks at the evolution of agricultural technologies in the recent past, and the economic factors that affected how quickly farmers adpoted them...and how those same factors influence farmer decisions about precision technology today.     January 27, 2010 Download
Agricultural law specialist Roger McEowen, from Iowa State University, talks more about the state of the federal estate tax, which has now expired for 2010, and whether Congress will attempt to reinstate that this year. January 20, 2010 Download
K-State agricultural economist Michael Langemeier talks about his new analysis of crop-cattle farms in Kansas, and why that kind of diversified operation tends to succeed where others don't...he uses an economic measure called "scope efficiency."    January 18, 2010 Download
Agricultural law specialist Roger McEowen, from Iowa State University, reviews the top ten agricultural law developments of 2009, including a number of cases involving disputes with the USDA and the IRS. He'll talk about the major implications of each of these developments.  January 6, 2010 Part 1

Part 2

K-State risk management specialist Art Barnaby looks at two items of interest to crop producers: the ongoing problems with crop insurance not adequately covering grain quality losses, and the latest projections on the returns to Kansas crop producers from the A-C-R-E program, covering 2009 production.   December 21, 2009 Download
K-State agricultural economist Bryan Schurle puts out a last call for farm families to participate in the "Keeping the Family Farming" workshops in January...these provide guidance to families as they consider the farming transition to the next generation. December 15, 2009 Download
K-State agricultural economist Bill Golden reports on a new review of the cost-benefit studies on the House climate change bill, and how it would affect the agricultural economy...this effort attempting to arrive at some conclusions about that impact.    December 14, 2009 Download
The administrator of the Farm Analyst program out of K-State, Duane Hund, talks about that service and some of the financial challenges he is encountering as he works with Kansas farm families this fall. November 30, 2009 Download
K-State farm program specialist Troy Dumler talks about the first year of the Average Crop Revenue Election (ACRE) program: the latest projected payout for Kansas producers enrolled in the program and his thoughts on why only a very small percent of Kansas producers opted for ACRE in its first year.   November 17, 2009 Download
K-State agricultural economist Tim Dalton talks bout his new research, which will study the prospect of introducing drought-tolerant corn hybrids for human food production in parts of eastern and southern Africa. November 16, 2009 Download
K-State agricultural economist Dan O'Brien reports on his new analysis of trends in U.S. energy use and supplies, and how biofuels contribute...it found that alternate energy sources like biofuels are growing in consumption.   November 5, 2009 Download
K-State agricultural economist Jeff Peterson discusses research the department has been conducting on water quality trading...a concept that could have a future in Kansas. November 3, 2009 Download

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