A method of analyzing the farm business:
"A farm to be successful should maintain its productivity and should return a reasonable wage for the labor of the farmer and his family, after paying farm expenses and deducing a far rate of interest on the investment. Four important factors in the success of a farm business are size of busine...
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Washington, D.C.
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
1920
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| Schriftenreihe: | Farmers' bulletin
1139 |
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| Zusammenfassung: | "A farm to be successful should maintain its productivity and should return a reasonable wage for the labor of the farmer and his family, after paying farm expenses and deducing a far rate of interest on the investment. Four important factors in the success of a farm business are size of business, yield of crops, returns from live stock, and efficiency in the use of labor. What is the size of your farm business? What part of your investment is in land, buildings, live stock, machinery, and other capital? Is your crop area properly proportioned to the various crops with regard to profits? With regard to labor distribution? How do your crop yields compare with the average yields of the locality? What classes of live stock return you the most money? How do the returns from your live stock compare with the average of your locality? How many acres of crops to you raise per man? Per horse? Is your farm so organized that each part of the business is yielding satisfactory returns? How much have you left for your own labor, after deducting from your total receipts your years expenses, value of labor performed by members of your family, and interest on your investment? How much does the farm contribute toward your family living? This bulletin outlines a system of analyzing the farm business, designed to help the farmer answer such questions as these and thus locate the strong and weak points in his plan of management. Record your year's financial transactions in the blanks provided in this bulletin and apply the tests of farm efficiency to your own business."--P. [2] |
| Beschreibung: | What an analysis shows -- Farm accounts -- Method of farm analysis -- Facts affecting farm profits -- Blanks for use in analyzing the farm business and determining the farm income |
| Beschreibung: | 16 p. |
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| spelling | Dixon, H. M. Verfasser aut A method of analyzing the farm business H.M. Dixon and H.W. Hawthorne Washington, D.C. U.S. Dept. of Agriculture 1920 16 p. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Farmers' bulletin 1139 What an analysis shows -- Farm accounts -- Method of farm analysis -- Facts affecting farm profits -- Blanks for use in analyzing the farm business and determining the farm income "A farm to be successful should maintain its productivity and should return a reasonable wage for the labor of the farmer and his family, after paying farm expenses and deducing a far rate of interest on the investment. Four important factors in the success of a farm business are size of business, yield of crops, returns from live stock, and efficiency in the use of labor. What is the size of your farm business? What part of your investment is in land, buildings, live stock, machinery, and other capital? Is your crop area properly proportioned to the various crops with regard to profits? With regard to labor distribution? How do your crop yields compare with the average yields of the locality? What classes of live stock return you the most money? How do the returns from your live stock compare with the average of your locality? How many acres of crops to you raise per man? Per horse? Is your farm so organized that each part of the business is yielding satisfactory returns? How much have you left for your own labor, after deducting from your total receipts your years expenses, value of labor performed by members of your family, and interest on your investment? How much does the farm contribute toward your family living? This bulletin outlines a system of analyzing the farm business, designed to help the farmer answer such questions as these and thus locate the strong and weak points in his plan of management. Record your year's financial transactions in the blanks provided in this bulletin and apply the tests of farm efficiency to your own business."--P. [2] Agriculture / Finance Agriculture / Finance fast Landwirtschaft Hawthorne, H. W. Verfasser aut Farmers' bulletin 1139 (DE-604)BV002574665 1139 |
| spellingShingle | Dixon, H. M. Hawthorne, H. W. A method of analyzing the farm business Farmers' bulletin Agriculture / Finance Agriculture / Finance fast Landwirtschaft |
| title | A method of analyzing the farm business |
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