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ND Farm & Ranch Business Management 2010 Region 3 Annual Report Steve Metzger Carrington Research Extension Center and Carrington Public Schools Carrington, ND

Region III Farm Business Management Programs Bismarck (Eastern) Carrington Jamestown Casselton (Western) Wahpeton (Western)

North Dakota Farm Business Management Programs are located in four regions across North Dakota West South Central North Central RRV

WHAT TYPE OF FARMS MAKE UP THE BASE OF INFORMATION?

Average Farmer Age in Region III

Crop Acres acres totaled 1,797 in 2010, Up 23% since 1997

Total Farm Assets, Cost Basis Total farm assets for enrolled farms increased $167,025 from last year. An increase of 153% since $535, $554, $631, $626, $699, $657, $693, $758, $747, $892, $1,007, $1,218, $1,188, $1,355,383

Growth of Farm Assets in Region 3, An increase of 153% since 1997

Total Farm Liabilities Total average farm liabilities increased $55,970 from last year. Last decreased in This is an increase of 99% since $ 287, $ 294, $ 319, $ 317, $ 347, $ 338, $ 317, $ 356, $ 361, $ 432, $ 453, $ 521, $ 517, $ 573,080

Growth of Farm Liabilities Region 3, An increase of 99% since 1997

Comparing 1997 to 2010 Cost Basis Values Crop land acres, including haylands, have increased 334 acres per farm, up 23% Asset value per acre has increased from $ to $ per acre of cropland, up 106% Liabilities have increased from $ to $ per acre of crop land, up 62%

Money Borrowed per Farm Region 3

Principal Paid Per Farm Region 3

Money Borrowed & Repaid, Region 3

CAPITAL ASSETS, REPLACEMENT and DEPRECIATION

Capital Purchases of Machinery, Equipment & Farm Vehicles

Capital Replacement Margin compared to Depreciation/Capital Adjustment

Net Worth Change (Change in Retained Earnings) This year we saw a positive net worth change of $199,176 as measured on a cost basis balance sheet $ -2, $ 19, $ 37, $ 27, $ 10, $ 16, $ 55, $ 29, $ 64, $ 23, $ 169, $ 132, $ 60, $ 199,176

Net Worth Change, (Retained Earnings Change) Region III

Cash Farm Receipts Farm cash receipts increased approximately $53,142 on the enrolled farms $ 222, % 1998 $ 232, % 1999 $ 274, % 2000 $ 264, % 2001 $ 307, % 2002 $ 274, % 2003 $ 312, % 2004 $ 355, % 2005 $ 382, % 2006 $ 395, % 2007 $ 452, % 2008 $ 694, % 2009 $ 597, % 2010 $ 650, % Total Change ’97 to ’10 = + 193%

Cash Farm Receipts Region 3

Cash Farm Expenses 1997 $ 183, % 1998 $ 193, % 1999 $ 212, % 2000 $ 220, % 2001 $ 242, % 2002 $ 220, % 2003 $ 241, % 2004 $ 270, % 2005 $ 305, % 2006 $ 314, % 2007 $ 376, % 2008 $ 540, % 2009 $ 444, % 2010 $ 475, % Total increase ’97 to ’10 = + 159%

Cash Farm Expenses Region 3

Gross Cash Income and Cash Expenses

Total inventory change per farm, Region 3

Net Farm Income This is the net cash farm income after being adjusted first for inventory change and then for depreciation. This is the calculated profit for the year If more money than indicated on net farm income is spent on family living, personal taxes, and new investments, it must be taken from inventory sales, the capital replacement dollars, new borrowings, or from off farm income. It is also calculated under the cost balance sheet to avoid the effects of inflation or deflation of asset values.

Net Farm Income For Region III Net farm income for farms in Region III averaged $273,012 Net farm income for the low 20% of the farms averaged $18,966 Net farm income for the high 20% of the farms averaged $812,055

Average Net Farm Income

Net Farm Income by Profitability Groups

Profitability Based on Crop Acres Only Average Profit, based on 1,797 acres is $ per acre. Low Profit, based on 581 acres is $32.64 per acre. High Profit, based on 4,261 acres is $ per acre.

Average Net Farm Income ND Farm Business Management, Region 3

Cost to produce $1.00 of Accrued Income This year it cost a Region 3 farmer $.60 (accrual) to produce a dollar’s worth of income, compared to $.77 last year. High profit farms created a dollar of income for $.55 down from $.65 cents in Low profit farms created a dollar of income for $.80 of expenses,down from $1.12 in These figures do not include depreciation $.05-$.07

Average Cost per Dollar of Income

Current Ratio by Profitability Group

% Return on Assets, Cost Basis ND Farm Business Management, Region 3

% Return on Equity, Cost Basis

Crop Yields, Costs and Returns for 2010

Net Return for Crops Does not include Direct or Counter- Cyclical Government Payments. Does include LDP and Insurance which shows up in the price of the commodity and the other crop income

HRSW Average Yields, Region 3

HRSW Net Return per Acre on Cash Rented Land

Spring Wheat Net Return/Acre on Cash Rented Land Average $ at 55.7 Bu. High 20% $ at 42.4 Bu. Low 20% - $ 3.40 at 62.1 Bu.

Average Price Received, Cash Sales Spring Wheat

Barley Average Yields, Region 3

Barley Net Return per Acre on Cash Rented Land

Average Received for Cash Sales Barley

Soybean Average Yields, Region 3

Soybean Net Return per Acre on Cash Rented Land

Soybeans Net Return per Acre on Cash Rented Land Average $ at 35.3 Bu. High 20% $ at 38.8 Bu. Low 20% $ 2.10 at 30.2 Bu.

Average Price Received for Cash Sales Soybeans

Corn Average Yields, Region 3

Corn Net Return/Acre on Cash Rented Land Average $ at Bu. Low 20% $ at Bu. High 20% $ at Bu.

Corn Net Return per Acre on Cash Rented Land

Average Price Received Cash Sales Corn

Oil Sunflower Average Yields, Region 3

Oil Sunflowers Net Return per Acre Average $ at 1739# High Profit $ at 1999#

Oil Sunflower Net Return per Acre on Cash Rented Land

Average Price Received Cash Sales Oil Sunflowers

Canola Average Yields, Region 3

Canola Net Return per Acre on Cash Rented Land

Average Price Received Cash Sales Canola

2010 Income, Expenses & Net Return/Acre on Cash Rented, Does not included direct or counter-cyclical payments.

Return to Overhead per Cash Rented Acre without Direct or Counter-Cyclical Payments, Region 3, 2010

2009 Income, Expenses & Net Return/Acre on Cash Rented, Does not included direct or counter-cyclical payments.

Return to Overhead per Cash Rented Acre without Direct or Counter-Cyclical Payments, Region 3, 2009

Machinery Costs per Acre Fuel Repairs Custom Hire Equipment Leases Interest on Intermediate Debt (Machinery portion) Machinery Depreciation (Crop portion only) Small Grains at $50-$60, Row Crops $80-$110

Machinery Costs per acre, Cash Rented

Beef Production in 2010

Direct & Overhead Expenses per Cow, does not include inventory change of $45.72

Other Beef Cow Items: Total average costs are $524.99/cow Average Profit per cow at $ % High Profit netted $ per cow 20% Low Profit netted -$17.35 per cow Avg. weaning wt. 548 lbs. (20# less than 2009) Pounds weaned per exposed female 500 lbs. Avg. feed cost per cow of $ Avg. range or pasture cost per cow $ Avg. cost per aum was $16.41 Avg. cost to produce a ton of grass hay $50.27 Avg. cost to produce a ton of alfalfa hay $41.78 Avg. cost to produce a ton of corn silage $24.52 wet, or approximately $60-65/ton for 90% dry matter

Net Return per Cow, Beef Cow Calf Beef Cow/Calf

Beef Backgrounding, Net Return/Head Per Calf

Net Return per Dairy Cow Dairy Cow

Non-Farm Income and Family Living Information

Non-Farm Income Per Farm

Average Family Living Expenditures and Income Taxes for Region 3

Family Living Expenses, 2.6 members, Based on itemization from 81 Farms Food & Meals $ 7,222 Medical Care $ 3,647 Health Insur. $ 4,297 Donations $ 1,506 Household $ 5,021 Clothing $ 1,577 Personal $ 6,063 Child Care $ 437 Gifts $ 1,476 Education $ 1,368 Utilities $ 2,332 Veh. Exp. $ 3,034 Household Rep $ 1,779 NF Interest $ 576 Life Insurance $ 1,703 Miscellaneous $ 1,656 Recreation $ 2,723 Prop. Insurance $ 79 Other Items $ 650 Total of all $47,146

For More Information: Steve Metzger

The North Dakota Farm Business Management Education Program is sponsored by the North Dakota Department of Career and Technical Education

Thank You!