41. CSREES - Farm Financial/Risk Management Programs expects 530% of farm operations will not Introductory and intermediate risk managementworkshops are being strategies involving use of futures markets will be http://www.reeusda.gov/ecs/statesum.htm

Funding Opportunities State Partners Program Information Legislation/Budget ... Related Links STATE EXTENSION FARM FINANCIAL/RISK MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS Respond to Request for Report on Activities October 9-16, 1998 SELECT STATE BELOW AK CA CO DE ... WI Alaska: Alaska Cooperative Extension is working with the Agricultural Community in Alaska conducting the Annual Agricultural Symposium and annual Potato and Vegetable Growers conferences. The Regional Service Office of the Risk Management Agency in Spokane, WA and Washington State University will be providing introductory sessions on risk management at these conferences. In Alaska, natural resource based activities including fishing, timber harvest and aquaculture are important and reindeer management is the largest animal production system. These latter groups will be targeted for risk management education with district staff involved to ensure that individual operators are better versed on the topic. California: A series of conferences and seminars on financial, risk and labor management are being held throughout the coming months. Seminar sessions will cover markets, production and finance, labor supply and management, environmental regulations and water issues, and family finance and estate planning. Panelists are being used to provide interactions with attendees.

42. NU IANR News Archive of Nebraska research indicates some untapped highvalue markets could help of a fewsmall changes, a University of Nebraska farm management specialist said. http://ianrnews.unl.edu/byTopic/Farm3.shtml

IANR Home IANR News Home Headlines World Ag News ... Contact Us News Topics All Categories Biotechnology For the Home Forestry ... Work News Archive Search by Keyword View by Month/ Year January February March April May June July August September October November December Happenings April 7, 2003 Leading Scientists to Share E. coli Findings at Second Meat Safety Conference April 11, 2003 Coyne Lectureship Will Feature Discussion of Plant Breeding, Genetics April 25, 2003 Beatrice Man Recognized by UNL Block and Bridle Club, Animal Science Department May 5, 2003 Grant Writing Topic of May Workshop in Lincoln May 13, 2003 Latest Developments in Geographic Information Systems at State Symposium in May Back Farm Management June 17, 2002 Livestock Producers Grazing CRP Acres Have Much To Consider LINCOLN, Neb. — The release of Conservation Reserve Program acres provides additional potential grazing for livestock this summer as drought conditions stunt pasture growth across central and western Nebraska, a University of Nebraska forage specialist said. More June 14, 2002

43. Federation Of Massachusetts Farmers Markets fees and specific market rules as farm members and a variety of roadside banners forour managed markets. F. Market management Team Our Market Manager team was http://www.massfarmersmarkets.org/MarketManagement.htm

FMFM Home Farmers' Markets FMFM Member Markets All Massachusetts Markets Consumer Services Educational Info Recipes Locate: Farmers Products Member Services Membership Benefits Market Management Members Only Special Events About the Federation Contact Us Market Management Program The Market Management Program continues to be our single most highly intensive program. This program currently involves year-round activities including: market start-up activities within each community (i.e. meetings, permit applications, contracts, Board hearings, etc.) farmer/vendor application review and market placement, collection of market fees, recruiting, interviewing, hiring, training, supervising, and evaluating of on-site Market Managers, administration of the market budgets, promotional activities, problem-solving, and facilitation of market meetings. The Federation served 17 member markets in 1999. Out of those 17 markets, 14 were fully managed by our association. Member and managed markets are listed within the Farmers’ Market Programs Summary of the annual report. Detailed discussions relative to each managed market take place on a “per market basis” at individual market fall meetings and are published as meeting minutes and specific market rules. The following outline highlights points of particular interest on the overall association level.

44. CENYC: Greenmarkets technical assistance, tours of farmers markets and farms, and workshops on organicagriculture, hydroponics, holistic farm management, marketing, financial and http://www.cenyc.org/HTMLGM/nfdpfaq.htm

New Farmer Development Project The New Farmer Development Project is jointly coordinated by the Council on the Environment of NYC and Cornell Cooperative Extension/NYC Programs. Founded in January 2000, the NFDP is a joint initiative of Greenmarket (a program of the Council on the Environment of NYC) and Cornell Cooperative Extension of NYC . The NFDP is funded by the Growing New Farmers Project , the Jessie Smith Noyes Foundation, Heifer International , and USDA's Community Food Projects, Fund for Rural America, and USDA's Risk Management Agency photo by and property of Hector Tejada Vision Statement In 2006, the NFDP is an innovative, comprehensive, participatory model for establishing immigrant farmers. The NFDP works with agriculturally experienced immigrants, established farmers and landowners, and partner organizations. With their guidance and collaboration, the NFDP creates employment, marketing and farm ownership opportunities in the small farm sector in NYC and its region. The NFDP fosters a new farmer community engaged in sustainable agriculture, preserves farmland, strengthens and expands local marketing outlets, and works with similar projects nationwide and internationally. The NFDP provides on-farm education, business and marketing training, mentoring opportunities, technical assistance, credit opportunities, and access to project land and other farms.

45. Online Courses Handbook 2003 farm management 402; farm Practice 013; farm Practice 311; Securities) 312; Finance(Derivative Securities) 574; Finance (Instruments and markets) 211; http://www.curtin.edu.au/curtin/handbook/units/indexes/units_F.html

Definition of terms Contact / help About Curtin Home Courses Business Health Sciences Humanities Vice Chancellory ... Unit List Units by Title: F Facilitation and Group Process Skills 565 Facilities and Operations Management 300 Facilities and Operations Management 660 Facilities Management 641 ... Futures Project Research 694 To report errors on this website please e-mail: online@curtin.edu.au Current as of: February 20, 2003 CRICOS provider code 00301J

46. A&R Report of managing their operations, as well as the vagaries of weather, commodity markets,plant and The Center for farm Financial management (CCFM), farm http://www.extension.umn.edu/administrative/reporting/components/2000results-pro

Goal 5. Key Theme: Agricultural Financial Management (EXTENSION) Extension Plan of Work: Goal 1: Program 1, Agricultural Production and Farm Business Management Description Impact The Center for Farm Financial Management continued to refine existing software and issue new software decision aids. During 1999-2000, they distributed 1,644 copies of FINPACK, 291 copies of Marketeer, 44 copies of Dairy Champ, 49 copies of Manure Application Plan, 15 copies of their Risk Rating software, and 48 copies of a program to complete FSA forms. CCFM staff trained 134 people in the use of FINPACK-including 50 Extension staff (46 from states other than Minnesota), 13 agricultural educators, 59 lenders, 4 other professionals, and 8 farmers. In addition, CCFM trained 52 people in the use of "Marketeer"their new risk management software-4 Minnesota Extension educators and 48 agricultural educators. The CCFM also conducted a number of "Winning the Game" Marketing Workshops. A total of 390 trainees participated, including 345 farmers, 24 Minnesota Extension educators, and 21 other agricultural professionals. Participants were surveyed regarding how much they planned to increase forward marketing as a result of their new knowledge and skills. The projected net return just for soybeans from the 169 producers who responded totaled nearly $408,000. If corn and wheat has been included, this return likely would be doubled.

47. 06/18/01 - SUN AND BLACKSTONE TEAM TO GREATLY EXPAND SUPPORT AND FEATURES OF SUN the benefits of Sun's distributed resource management software for Suntm TechnicalCompute farm customers in EDA and similar technical and scientific markets. http://www.sun.com/smi/Press/sunflash/2001-06/sunflash.20010618.6.html

sun.com How To Buy My Sun Worldwide Sites ... Press Releases SUN AND BLACKSTONE TEAM TO GREATLY EXPAND SUPPORT AND FEATURES OF SUN TECHNICAL COMPUTE FARM PACKAGE AND SUN GRID ENGINE SOFTWARE Blackstone to Offer Cross-Platform Support for Sun Grid Engine Software, as well as New Software and Service Packages Built on Sun Technical Compute Farm Technology LAS VEGAS, NV Design Automation Conference June 18, 2001 Sun Microsystems, Inc. (Nasdaq: SUNW) announced today that it has teamed with Blackstone Technology Group, Inc., a leading provider of software and services for high-throughput computing environments, to make it easier for customers in markets like electronic design automation to capitalize on the power of compute farm and distributed computing models in order to increase productivity and lower costs. As part of the deal, Blackstone will offer enhanced support for Sun Grid Engine software , allowing more customers to leverage the benefits of Sun's distributed resource management software. Additionally, Blackstone will now offer integration and optimization software and service packages for Sun Technical Compute Farm customers. The agreements are designed to greatly expand the features and support of these Sun products for customers in EDA and similar technical and scientific markets. To see all of Sun's EDA announcements made at DACwhich include news about Sun Ray appliances, customer implementations and new alliancesgo to

48. Farm Succession - The Web Site For Farmers In Transition Accounting for Successful farm management ($45) Are your accountants using the latestmanagement information to the most lucrative niche markets in North http://www.farmsuccession.com/english/midcareer.asp

Monday, April 07, 2003 HOME NEW FARMER MID-CAREER RETIRING ... FRANCAIS Search Your interest All Entry - Buying Expanding - Diversifying Exit - Selling General Subject All Goal Setting Conflict Management Accounting Business Management Retirement Insurance Credit and Financing Legal Agreements Tax Education General Financial Planning * HOLD CTRL BUTTON TO SELECT 2 OR MORE Resources New FREE newsletter Ask the Expert Conference Training ... Markets Farmsuccession.com is owned and operated by the Canadian Farm Business Management Council (CFBMC). Tel: 1-888-232-3262 E-Mail: council@cfbmc.com Main Web: Farmcentre.com Contributions, suggestions and comments are welcome. Click here FREE PDF Downloads Coping with Stress: Mid-career farmers are under a great deal of stress to keep their businesses strong. Management Differences: This study looked at the differences between average and top managers.

49. PrairieLinks Ag Directory And Tractor Search farmcheckup; CFMC; farm Succession; farm management Online / Gestion agricole endirect; the tools and information necessary to maximize profits from the markets; http://www.prairielinks.com/aglinks/Agribusiness/Marketing/

Prairielinks Machinery Super Search Technology Now Available ! Search from over 100,000 farm items for sale in Classifieds Auctions , and Farm Equipment Dealerships across North America from ONE search box ! Agribusiness Marketing Cash Grain Prices Commodity Charts Commodity Prices Commodity Trading ... Stock Charts Results 1 - 25 of at least 34 CanadaGrain Market Advice, Weather, Agriculture News and Commodity Charts Canadagrain: Creating Wealth for Prairie Farmers. The source for the news, analysis, strategies and prices you need to market your crops. Custom designed public relations solutions for business, individuals and non-profits. CanadaGrain Market Advice, Weather, Agriculture News and Commodity Charts Canadagrain: Creating Wealth for Prairie Farmers. The source for the news, analysis, strategies and prices you need to market your crops. Agribiz.com - Organizing Agricultural Resources on the Internet AGRIBIZ provides essential information for the commercial grain trader, grain producer and educator interested in increasing knowledge, productivity and returns. STAT AgCommodity News SPECIALTY CROPS CHICKPEAS YELLOW GREEN RED SPLIT PEAS LUPINS BEANS ALUBIA PINTO BLACK NAVY KIDNEY MUSTARD LIMA GREAT NORTHERN BLACKEYE COWPEAS LENTILS CANARYSEED MILLET POPCORN SUNFLOWER SAFFLOWER ADZUKI Agri-Food Trade Service / Service d'exportation agroalimentaire International trade and market information for Canadian exporters / Information sur le commerce et les marchés pour les exportateurs canadiens

50. Links For Producers And Agribusinesses Marketing website; Ag markets; Agricultural Marketing Ag economic and management information;Agricultural farm management information Ag economic and management http://www.ag.iastate.edu/news/agpro.html

Information for ag professionals Producer links of interest Crop production-related links Research farm annual reports Sustainable agriculture programs Severe weather information Agricultural extension publications ... Plant Pathology extension Marketing links Advanced Grain Marketing website Ag Markets Agricultural Marketing Resource Center Ag economic and management information ... Production/marketing newsletters Farm management information Ag economic and management information Agricultural extension publications FINPACK (Farm Financial Planning) Farm Economy Issues Team's website ... Master of Science in Agronomy (distance ed program) Livestock links Livestock bioterrorism precautions Animal Science extension Agricultural extension publications Earthen Waste Storage Structures in Iowa (a study for the Iowa Legislature) ... Manure Applicator Certification Program Human side of farming Beginning Farmer Center Extended and Continuing Education opportunities Farm Safety information Sustainable agriculture programs ... Agriculture, Food and Human Values Society

51. TIERRA MIGUEL FOUNDATION: Our Present Picture produce to health food stores, organic restaurants and farmers markets through which biodynamicfarming methods under the direction of the farm management team http://tierramiguel.org/picture.htm

TIERRA MIGUEL FOUNDATION Our present picture December 2002 Incorporation The founding Board of Trustees established Tierra Miguel Foundation on October 29, 1999. On April 7, 2000, Tierra Miguel Foundation filed Articles of Incorporation with the State of California as a Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporation for charitable and educational purposes. It received its 501(c)3 federal IRS tax exemption designation August 30, 2001. Agricultural and Land Conservation Tierra Miguel Foundation (TMF) leases 87 acres of certified organic farmland in Pauma Valley, California. The acreage was leased from the landowner, William Potter, as of September 2000. The Foundation's goal is to purchase the property and to arrange for its conservation so that the land will be permanently preserved for agricultural use. Our goal is to secure the purchase and land conservation by September 2003. We anticipate combined cost of the land, development rights and land conservation, final business expenditures, and minor improvements will run approximately $3.3 million. We are finalizing the funding plan for purchase and conservation by identifying interested donor and funding groups. Currently these include: local community groups and private donors from California and elsewhere, government organizations such as the California Department of Conservation, California Coastal Conservancy, and United States Department of Agriculture, and interested foundations and corporations.

52. NC State's Advising Central - Minors Descriptions each from a different category Category A ARE 303 farm management OR ARE 304Agribusiness management; Category B ARE 311 Agricultural markets OR ARE 312 http://www.ncsu.edu/advising_central/minors_desc/agri_bus_mgmt.html

Agricultural Business Management Minor Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Description Requirements Required Courses Elective Courses ... Contact Description The minor in Agricultural Business Management is offered to undergraduate majors in all departments except the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics. The minor provides students an opportunity to learn basic business and economic principles that are useful in careers in agricultural and related industries. Requirements The program of study for the minor in Agricultural Business Management consists of a total of 15 credit hours (5 courses). A grade of 'C' or better in all courses used toward the minor is required. Required Courses (3 courses) ARE 201 Introduction to Agricultural and Resource Economics 2 courses from the following offerings, each from a different category: Category A: ARE 303 Farm Management OR ARE 304 Agribusiness Management Category B: ARE 311 Agricultural Markets OR ARE 312 Agribusiness Marketing Category C: ARE 321 Agricultural Financial Management Elective Courses (2 courses) At least 1 with an * from the following: ARE 210 Consumer Economics* ARE 303 Farm Management* ARE 304 Agribusiness Management* ARE 306 Agricultural Law* ARE 309 Environmental Law and Economic Policy*

53. Faculty - Department Of Agricultural Economics At MU Abner W. Womack Outreach Outlook of agricultural markets and policy. The second areainvolves farm management systems that are developed to reflect financial http://www.ssu.missouri.edu/agecon/fac_list.htm

Social Sciences Unit FACULTY Bruce Bjornson Research Agri-food firm investment, performance, intangible capital, and valuation. Teaching Survey of Global Agribusiness (AgEc 11); Agribusiness Finance (AgEc 282) J. Bruce Bullock Administration : Chair, Agricultural Economics Research: Agricultural markets and marketing systems, role of information and information systems in agricultural markets, agricultural finance, risk identification and management, public policy. Teaching: Introduction to Agri Marketing (AgEc 183); Agricultural Policy Analysis (AgEc 230); Agricultural Prices (AgEc 251); Theory of Markets (AgEc 420) Michael L. Cook Outreach: Interests: (a) comparative study of property rights cooperative principles issues facing developed agricultural country cooperatives (Europe, U.S., Japan, Brazil, Argentina, South Africa, Australia); (b) development of longitudinal data base on mini-regional/super-local cooperative, finances, strategies, governance, and management organization; and (c) development of agribusiness strategy cases. Research: (a) comparative study of property rights cooperative principles issues facing developed agricultural country cooperatives (Europe, U.S., Japan, Brazil, Argentina, South Africa, Australia); (b) development of longitudinal data base on mini-regional/super-local cooperative, finances, strategies, governance, and management organization; and (c) development of agribusiness strategy research cases.

54. Undergraduate Course Offerings Commodity Trading Club c) Fundamentals of Futures markets d) Advanced Applicationsof computerized management techniques to farm business including http://www.ssu.missouri.edu/agecon/undergrad/handbook/2001-2003/courses.html

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS UNDERGRADUATE COURSE OFFERINGS AGEC 10 INTRO. TO AGRIBUSINESS MANAGEMENT (1) An introduction to management concepts and techniques including, coordination of business activity, motivation, and decision-making approaches used by industry leaders in the global food chain. Unique aspects of managing enterprises in the agriculture-food sector. AGEC 11 SURVEY GLOBAL AGRIBUSINESS (1) Economic, social and political forces and trends and the impact on U.S. and global agribusinesses. Global production, consumption, trade, and investment patterns in agriculture-food sector. Developing management strategy in changing economic-political environment. AGEC 41 ECONOMICS OF FOOD AND AGRICULTURE (3) Introduction to microeconomics principles and its application to decision-making in agribusinesses. Consumer decision analysis, producer goals and optimization and the market environment where they meet and trade. Applications to current issues. AGEC 42 APPLIED MACROECONOMICS (3) (formerly AGEC 40) Introduction to macroeconomic principles and their application to agriculture-food sector and natural resource issues. Using macroeconomic principles in decision making and in evaluating national and regional economic problems and issues.

55. DPI Shop - Homepage Business, markets trade Computers Enterprise management markets trade. Existingand future farmers can develop their own farm model and apply http://www.dpi.qld.gov.au/shop/

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56. 1Point Commerce - Global ECommerce Network Global ecommerce solution with online negotiations (Patent Pending) to facilitate trade between companie Category Business E-Commerce Marketplaces...... Expanding Successfully into new markets at Minimal Court Reporting, Waste management,Material Recovery Rice, Soya, Logging, farm management, Animal Production http://www.1pointcommerce.com/

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57. Risk Management Issues references are related to the agricultural futures markets. list for anyone interestedin risk management. of Illinois Special Edition farm Income Challenges http://www.agribiz.com/newsrm.html

AgriBiz News and Articles Risk Management Issues Also Visit: New Concepts in Market Coordination: The Integration of New Information Technologies with Traditional Markets The AgriBiz Crop Insurance Web Page Efficient Markets, Randomness and Behavioral Influences Coin Toss Game ) A collection of links related to market realities - unpredictability reflecting randomness and efficiency. Risk management skill development in agriculture is considered the primary path towards producer financial independence. The USDA has a major division directed towards this noble pursuit: the Risk Management Agency and maintains a very good web site for the Risk Management Educational effort. Risk Management Articles The National Ag Risk Education Library EXCELLENT RESOURCE! National Grain and Feed Risk Management Education Seminar Web Links used in regional presentations April 1999 Optimal Grain Marketing: Balancing Risks and Revenue Seminar BOOKLET [PDF Format] POWERPOINT Presentation of the "Optimal Grain Marketing: Balancing Risks and Revenue Seminar"

58. Ag On The Net com Access timely local information nutrition and feed management, markets,weather, agronomy PestBirdsCare.com -Having bird problems on the farm? http://www.agday.com/ag_on_the_net.htm

Wednesday: In Mississippi, see how high school FFA members are making money by building and selling fish huts. Home AgWeb WeekEnd MarketPlace FJEM AG ON THE NET Recent Reviews pigchamp.com - supplies pork data to clinical researchers in universities, both domestically and internationally. permissiontohunt.com This site houses hundreds of locations across the U.S. which allow you to hunt private land for specific game. farmshow.org - Learn more about the upcoming World Ag Expo in Tulare, California. It’s billed as the world’s largest farm equipment and trade technology show. oregon-berries.com Here you will find loads of information about some of the most unique berries grown in the U.S. nutritionexplorations.com created by the National Dairy Council to provide valuable information for all age groups. tropicaltraditions.com

59. Keystone Marketing Services highlighting major economic events influencing the commodity markets, private and orto learn more about Keystone's farm market management services. http://www.keystonetrading.com/aboutkms.html

Access Account Info Tradingcharts.com Acreage Report Weather Update ... Research from Refco Group Ltd. Make margin deposits at TELPAY.CA Web design by Horne Training ... Home About KMS We monitor the markets for you We monitor cash and forward contract markets, so we know when profitable opportunities arise. We keep you up-to-date with our bi-weekly newsletter Keystone Report. As market conditions change minute to minute, we keep you informed by telephone and by fax. You can give us the authority to sell when prices are at their best. The final decision is yours, and we'll provide you with the information you need to make the best choice. * All bids, orders and completed contracts are confirmed by fax and in writing. Managing market risks The best way to manage risk is to develop and stick with a strategy that takes account of your profit objectives. Farmers work hard to produce products at optimum efficiency, but as for selling their products, they often leave too much to chance. In order to determine the best time to sell, you need ongoing market intelligence, knowledge of the various formulas for risk management, plus a realistic financial strategy. Keystone Report Our biweekly commodity newsletter includes: Daily high, low and close bar charts

60. AgExpert Management Tools Helps Farmers And Producers Improve Their Farm Managem Traps and Passing on the Family farm; Three Tax Cash Flow Planning Inventory management;Understanding your farming Business; Grain markets NearTerm and http://www.settler.com/AgExpert/Online/welcome.html

AgExpert Market Express (AgExpert ULTIMATE Service subscribers receive a weekly market bulletin - see preview below) October 5, 2001 Sample Preview Sign Up: Receive the Market Express ( ULTIMATE Service Subscribers are entitled to receive the weekly market bulletin. If you have not received it we may not have your e-mail address. Simply click on the above link and fill out the form to sign up. At times we send a complementary issue to those with other service plans. To be sure to receive the complementary issues, you may also sign up here). AgExpert Management Reports Send your suggestions for topic ideas to agexpert@settler.com Farmland for Fuel Production Injuries Peak During Harvest - Take Time for Safety On-Farm Food Safety Initiative ... Links

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