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Cow-Calf Production Budgets Dr. Walt Prevatt Agricultural Economist Auburn University Florida Cattlemen’s Institute and Allied Trade Show January 26, 2012

Thank You For Inviting Me Thank You For Inviting Me! My goal today is to speak the “economic truth” about cow-calf production budgets. Dr. Walt Prevatt Agricultural Economist Auburn University Florida Cattlemen’s Institute and Allied Trade Show January 26, 2012

Cow-Calf Production Budgets What are they? What are they good for?

Cow-Calf Production Budgets Pointers on Measuring Cow-Calf Costs & Returns

Measuring Cow-Calf Costs & Returns Budgets Returns Over Cash Expenses (ROCE) = (Gross Revenue – Cash Expenses)

Measuring Cow-Calf Costs & Returns Budgets Returns Over Cash Expenses (ROCE) = (Gross Revenue – Cash Expenses) Net Farm Income (NFI) = (ROCE – Depreciation +/- Inventory Adj.)

Measuring Cow-Calf Costs & Returns Budgets Returns Over Cash Expenses (ROCE) = (Gross Revenue – Cash Expenses) Net Farm Income (NFI) = (ROCE – Depreciation +/- Inventory Adj.) Net Income (NI) = (NFI – Opport. Costs of Labor/Mgt. & Owned Assets)

Cow-Calf Production Budgets “Net Farm Income” From The Cow-Calf Enterprise (AFBAA)

Cow-Calf Costs & Returns Budgets A Closer Look At “Net Farm Income” For 21 Alabama Cow-Calf Operations Paper: http://www.aces.edu/timelyinfo/Ag&NatResEcon/2004/November/TI_A_Closer_Look_At_Net_Farm_Incomce_10_29_04.pdf [Alabama Farm Business Analysis Association]

Cow-Calf Costs & Returns Budgets

Cow-Calf Production Budgets IRS Form 1040, Schedule F (Costs & Returns Budget?)

Cow-Calf Costs & Returns Budgets IRS Form 1040 - Schedule F is an example of a costs and returns budget.

Cow-Calf Costs & Returns Budgets IRS Form 1040 - Schedule F is an example of a costs and returns budget. How many of you will have a positive number at the bottom of your 2011 Schedule F (line 36)?

Cow-Calf Costs & Returns Budgets IRS Form 1040 - Schedule F is an example of a costs and returns budget. How many of you will have a positive number at the bottom of your 2011 Schedule F (line 36)? What does this mean?

Cow-Calf Costs & Returns Budgets IRS Form 1040 - Schedule F is an example of a costs and returns budget. How many years out of the last ten years have you had a positive number at the bottom of your Schedule F ? What does this mean?

Cow-Calf Production Budgets Computer Spreadsheet Generated Cow-Calf Costs & Returns Budget

Cow-Calf Costs & Returns Budgets Beef Cow-Calf Enterprise Budget DAERS 11-1, February 2011 Paper: http://www.aces.edu/timelyinfo/Ag&NatResEcon/2011/February/feb_22_2011.pdf Spreadsheet: http://www.ag.auburn.edu/agec/pubs/budgets/

Cow-Calf Costs & Returns Budgets Beef Cow-Calf Enterprise Budget DAERS 11-1, February 2011 Breeding information Performance information Market price information Pasture information Purchased feed information Machinery & equipment information Animal health information Farm buildings/improvements information Miscellaneous farm information

Beef Cow Enterprise Budget

Beef Cow Enterprise Budget

Beef Cow Enterprise Budget

Beef Cow Enterprise Budget

Cow-Calf Production Budgets Computer Spreadsheet Breakeven Price and Profit Calculator

Cow-Calf Costs & Returns Budgets How Not To Go Broke In The Cow-Calf Business: Lower Your Unit Cost of Production (UCOP) DAERS 12-1, January 2012 Paper: http://www.aces.edu/timelyinfo/#AgEcon

Unit Cost of Production - UCOP (Cost Per Pound of Calf Production) Total Production Expenses – Cull Cow/Bull Revenue UCOP ($/Lb.) = ----------------------------------------------------- Total Pounds of Calf Production

Cow-Calf Production Budgets Seasonal Price Trends of Inputs

Cow-Calf Production Budgets Have you bought a ticket to be in the cow-calf business?

Walt’s Top 21 Cow-Calf Profitability Axioms   1. Determine profitability goals and objectives of your cow-calf operation. 2. Assess whether your profitability goals and objectives are realistic. 3. Be a business manager – measure costs, cattle and forage production, profits, time, and taxes. 4. Get the grazing system right – maximize the number of grazing days. 5. Get the calving season right – make the best use of grass to produce a quality animal for an acceptable market. 6. Get the size of cow right – 7. Get hybrid vigor from animal selection – 8. Get the nutrition program and body condition of cows right - 9. Constantly seek out ways to increase your grazing days and grass quality. 10. Implement a rotational grazing program (one electric hi-tensil wire). 11. Sparingly use the 4 Fs (feed, fertilizer, fuel, & folks) unless they are free. 12. Minimize capital investments.

Walt’s Top 21 Cow-Calf Profitability Axioms 13. Implement a herd health program. 14. Add value to feeder calves (castrate, dehorn, deworm, implant, etc.). 15. Market feeder calves in economic packages, 50,000 lbs. (cooperate with others if needed). 16. Be prepared to retain ownership after weaning the calf to benefit from profit opportunities. 17. Market cull animals to receive price premiums. 18. Monitor market prices daily and use market price protection when warranted. 19. Diversity cow-calf operation with other enterprises (broilers, crops, hunting, timber, off-farm job, etc.) to reduce risk. 20. Share labor, equipment, and knowledge with your friends. 21. Have an “Exit Plan” that describes how and when to exit the cow-calf business. (Do your family a favor!)

Thank You For Your Attention! Do You Have Any Questions? 3 out of 4 times you will make the wrong decision (bible?) Production budgets - What are they??? Production budgets - schedule f (cost of production and net farm income) How many of you will have a positive number on the line xx of your 2011 schedule F? Don't raise your hands, but how many of you have had a positive net farm income in one of the last ten years? In two of the last ten years? In five of the last ten years??? How do you measure cow-calf profit? AL TI on Net Farm Income Jwp Cow-calf Budget What does hay really cost you Seasonal Price trends for by-product feed stuffs AL State Dept of Revenue - Audits denying tax deductions Exchange Rate (affects fuel, fertilizer, imports and beef exports) Weather - major effect on production costs 3 out of 4 times you will make the wrong decision (bible?) Production budgets - What are they??? Production budgets - schedule f (cost of production and net farm income) How many of you will have a positive number on the line xx of your 2011 schedule F? Don't raise your hands, but how many of you have had a positive net farm income in one of the last ten years? In two of the last ten years? In five of the last ten years??? How do you measure cow-calf profit? AL TI on Net Farm Income Jwp Cow-calf Budget What does hay really cost you Seasonal Price trends for by-product feed stuffs AL State Dept of Revenue - Audits denying tax deductions Exchange Rate (affects fuel, fertilizer, imports and beef exports) Weather - major effect on production costs Thank You For Your Attention! Do You Have Any Questions?

Cow-Calf Production Budgets Dr. Walt Prevatt Agricultural Economist Auburn University Florida Cattlemen’s Institute and Allied Trade Show January 26, 2012

Cow-Calf Production Budgets Pops said, “When you are self-employed, you get paid what you are worth!”