61. 404 Custom Error Training Publications The farm management Handbook Monthly Economic Survey OutlookConference MilkNet Departments Agricultural Food economics Leisure http://www.sac.ac.uk/management/external/Departments/A&FE.htm

Search Advanced Education Services Divisions ... Libraries Broken Link (404 Error) Sorry, this page has moved or the link typed is incorrect. To go to the Home Page for the Scottish Agricultural College click the Home link on the left. Or use the Search box above to search for updated versions of the page you need? Below is a list of common sense advice tips for broken links and steps that can be followed to find the page that you are after? Step One: Reload or refresh the page. Sometimes a 404 is just a fluke. Step Two: Look for obvious spelling errors in the URL. Fix them. Try switching the file extension (i.e. change .htm to .html or vice versa). Step Three: Back up one level in the URL, and continue backing up until you find something. http://www.sac.ac.uk/education/External/Welcome/Default.htm Erase everything after the last slash in the address, so you're left with: http://www.sac.ac.uk/education/External/Welcome/ You may get a page or a directory listing; in either case, you should be able to find what you're looking for or verify that it's gone. If you don't come up with anything at this address, try backing up again: http://www.sac.ac.uk/education/

62. Ag Economics And Farm Business Management Clinton and Essex Counties Agricultural Programs farm Business management. AnitaDeming is the farm management Extension Educator for Essex County. http://www.cce.cornell.edu/clinton/ag/business-management.html

Cornell University Cornell Cooperative Extension Clinton and Essex Agricultural Programs About Our Programs Ag Calendar Ag Staff Newsletters General Ag Information Contacts General Resources Public Education Ag Topics Production Business Management Environmental Protection Ag Development ... Anita Deming is the Farm Management Extension Educator for Essex County. Cornell Cooperative Extension, Clinton County contracts with Cornell Cooperative Extension, Franklin County, for part of Chris Nobles ' time to provide farm management programming in Clinton County. Using Computers on the Farm Alberta Agriculture, Food, and Rural Development Agricultural Software Directory AgDownload.com - lists of ag software Labor Agricultural Labor Management NY State Department of Labor Healthy Farmers, Healthy Profits - labor efficiency Financial Management Bill Lazarus' (Minnesota) Farm Custom Rates and Machinery Costs Machinery Custom Rates - USDA/NASS Mississippi State Budget Generator CropPlan 2000 Risk Management National Crop Insurance Services Taxes NYS Office of Real Property Services Ag Value Assessment Farm building exemption New York State Tax Information ... Tax Planning When Buying or Selling a Farm - Midwest Plan Service NCR 43

63. Agricultural Economics farm management Production economics AgriBusiness Finance Marketing Agricultural Statistics farm Policy Rural Sociology Family Business http://www.agric.gov.ab.ca/agdex/800/freedex.html

Agricultural Economics Most of the fact sheets (FS) in the following list are available on-line, as indicated by hypertext links. Hard copies are available to Alberta residents by using the online order form or by calling 1-800-292-5697. Persons outside Alberta are asked to contact their own agriculture authorities for information more pertinent to their local conditions. Farm Management Production Economics Agri-Business Finance Marketing ... Family Business Management FARM MANAGEMENT Identifying Alternatives - What are the Possibilities. Ag Alternatives. 2000. html pdf Financial Feasibility: Can You Afford to Do it? Ag Alternatives. 2000. html pdf Production Requirements: Do You Have the Resources? Ag Alternatives. 2000. html pdf Decision Making: Will You Start a New Enterprise? Ag Alternatives. 2000. html pdf Profitability: Will it Make Money? 2000. html pdf Drought Options: Farm Consultation Services. 2002. html pdf Leasing Cropland in Alberta. $8.00 purchase info Ownership and Farm Transfers. $8.00. purchase info Business Arrangements...Making the Best Choice for Your Farm. $8.00 purchase info Farming as a Corporation. $8.00

64. ARME Changes Name To Applied Economics And Management farm management and Field Crops was merged with Lauman's department, with Warrenas head and with the new name of Agricultural economics and farm management. http://www.news.cornell.edu/Chronicle/00/11.9.00/ARME.html

ARME changed to Applied Econ and Management By Blaine P. Friedlander Jr. The Cornell department historically devoted to agricultural economics, home of the largest number of undergraduate majors in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, has a new name: the Department of Applied Economics and Management (AEM). For the past seven years the department was known as Agricultural, Resource and Managerial Economics, but a few months ago it began using the new name on a trial basis. Now the name is official. "As we found when we tried out this name among the department faculty, our new name is one that fits all of us quite well," said Andrew M. Novakovic, the E.V. Baker Professor of Agricultural Economics and chair of the department. "As much as I personally cherish and value the historic traditions of departments of agricultural economics, I am enthusiastic about our new name," Novakovic said. "It is an inclusive name for all the varied things we do and the different things that we are." AEM is home to 40 active faculty members, over 20 emeritus faculty, more than 60 graduate students and 750 undergraduate students. The department's faculty chose the new name to reflect the diverse teaching, research and outreach programs in agricultural economics and management, business, environmental and resource economics, international development and trade, and community economic development.

65. KiwiCareers - Farming Management And Economics Subject Group Credits, Home, Contact, Courses, Search. farming managementand economics. farm Business management. National Diploma in Agri http://www.careers.co.nz/lists/courses/subject/s01b01.htm

Farming Management and Economics Farm Business Management National Diploma in Agri-business Management Land Based Training Ltd Diploma in Farm Management Lincoln University ... Open Polytechnic of NZ Agricultural Economics Bachelor of Commerce (Agricultural) Lincoln University Master of Commerce (Agricultural) Lincoln University Agricultural Systems and Management Certificate in Agriculture (Dairy) - Level 4 Bay of Plenty Polytechnic National Diploma in Agri-Business Management - Level 5 Bay of Plenty Polytechnic ... Waiariki Institute of Technology - Rotorua

66. CALS: Applied Economics & Management and finance apply knowledge of economics and the agricultural sciences to farmbusiness management, farm finance, and farm and rural real estate appraisal. http://www.cals.cornell.edu/oap/admissions/majors/major_03.cfm

Cornell University OAP Admissions Majors ... print this info Majors for Undergraduates Browse Majors (3 of 18) Visit this department's site Majors for Undergraduates Admissions Applied Economics and Management The major in Applied Economics Management in the Department of Applied Economics and Management provides students an opportunity to develop management skills while studying a broad range of subjects. We invite you to download the Applied Economics and Management brochure (Adobe Acrobat is required). Career Opportunities Applied Economics and Management graduates work in various careers in business, agribusiness, government, community management, and international affairs. The sound and flexible curriculum also prepares students for entrance into graduate and professional schools. Courses and Academic Opportunities The Applied Economics and Management major offers programs of study in 3 broad areas: Business, Agribusiness, and Applied Economics. Here you will find what will soon be only the second accredited undergraduate general business program in the Ivy League, as well as top-rated specializations focusing on the economics of agriculture and the environment.

67. Agricultural Economics & Farm Management (University Of Manitoba) Faculty Member Agricultural economics farm management, http://www.getcited.org/dept/1000152

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68. S. B. Nott - Extension Specialist - Michigan State University Department of Agricultural economics Room 416C, Agriculture Hall Michigan Extensiveresearch and extension programming in farm management, farm finance and http://www.msu.edu/user/nott/

Sherrill Nott Extension Specialist - Agricultural Economics Dept. Articles: Dairy Farm Income Tax Management for December, 2002 Dairy's Financial Future - Is Now the Time to Re-Invest? (April, 2002) Publications and data below require Adobe Acrobat Reader. This may be downloaded from the Adobe website 2003 Publications Dairy Animal Ratios From Michigan Annual Financial Analyses (Staff Paper 2003-01) Spreadsheet for Dairy Herd Number Turnover and Cull Rate Ratios (2003) 2002 Publications (2001 Data) Dairy Grazing Finances in 4 Great Lakes States (Staff Paper 2002-04) Dairy Farms in Michigan's U.P., 2001 (Staff Paper 2002-11) 2001 Business Analysis Summary for Swine Farms (Staff Paper 2002-12) 2001 Business Analysis Summary for Dairy Farms (Staff Paper 2002-21) ... Link to 2001 Farm Business Analysis Workbooks 2001 Publications (2000 Data) Farm Organization Options by G. Kole and Nott (Staff Paper 2001-43) 2000 Business Analysis Summary for General Livestock Farms (Staff Paper 2001-39) 2000 Business Analysis Summary for Swine Farms (Staff Paper 2001-32) 2000 Farm Business Analysis Summary for Cash Grain Farms (3 sizes) (Staff Paper 2001-31) ... 2000 Business Analysis Summary for Fruit Farms (Staff Paper 2001-20) Link to 1996-2000 Publications (available through U MN archives) Publications See first two links below for publications you can download. Or, use the contact information.

69. Research Farm Management 1.. farm Level decision making and risk management. 2.. farm performance andevaluation. 3.. economics of Animal Health. 4. economics of Plant Health. http://www.sls.wau.nl/fma/research/research.htm

Farm Management RESEARCH The purpose of this site is to provide information about the research projects of staff and PhD students of the Farm Management Group. A large number of these projects is financed by the government, semi-government, European Community and private industries. Research projects of the Farm Management Group are categorized in six broad themes. Click on Themes for the description and information about ongoing projects. Farm Level decision making and risk management Farm performance and evaluation Economics of Animal Health Economics of Plant Health ... Economics of Sustainable Agriculture The research at the Farm Management Group is incorporated in different graduate schools. Mansholt Graduate School (Social Sciences), Wageningen Institute for Animal Science and the Wageningen Institute of Environmental and Climate Research (WIAS) C.T. de Wit School for Production Ecology and Resource Conservations For further questions you can contact the Research Committee of the Farm Management Group: Alfons.OudeLansink@wur.nl

70. Farm Business Management And Marketing Endress, Freeport Center, draws upon his banking experience to work with farm records,financial management, dairy economics, and intergenerational transfer. http://www.stratsoy.uiuc.edu/~stratsoy/expert/fbmmnew.html

Welcome to the "Farm Business Management and Marketing" (FBMM) Soybean Answers online forum. You can find answers to the most frequently asked questions in “ FAQs .” To ask a specific question, click the " Ask a Question " button in the FAQ area. You can view current questions in the " 1999 Archive ". Older questions are available in the other " Archives " areas. More information about team members is provided below. Please Note: This area is currently not accepting new questions. We are currently seeking another expert in this area. Thank you for your patience. Greeting from the Experts Welcome to the Farm Business Management and Marketing section of "Ask an Expert." Working as a team of four FBMM educators, we hope to provide timely answers to your questions regarding various management and marketing issues. The following list indicates the principal areas covered under the title farm business management and marketing: agricultural law

71. Publications ISSN 00148059 17. (2001) Trends in the economics of milk production in Englandand Wales Projections of future structures. farm management Journal of the http://www.staff.ncl.ac.uk/j.r.franks/jrf-publications.html

List of publicaitons [1].With Roth, J. (1997) Development Jargon as Order Words. Development in Practice, 30(3) p 280-283. ISSN 0961-4524 [2].(1997) The Influence of Conservation Biology on Agri-Environmental Policy. Farm Management: Journal of the Institute of Farm Management, 9(10) Summer, p 495-505. ISSN 0014-8059 Details of The Institute of farm management. Details of The Journal of Farm Management. [3].(1998) Predicting Financial Stress in Farm Businesses. European Review of Agricultural Economics, 25(1) p 30-52. ISSN 0165-1587 [4].(1998) The Status of Genetically Modified Plants in the UK. Farm Management: Journal of the Institute of Farm Management, 10(1) Spring, p 3-13. ISSN 0014-8059 [5].(1998) Decoupled and Non-Trade Distorting Agricultural Support Payments. Farm Management: Journal of the Institute of Farm Management, 10(1) Spring, p 14-22. ISSN 0014-8059 [6].(1998) Genetically Modified Crops: Some Economic Issues. Farm Management: Journal of the Institute of Farm Management, 10(3) Autumn, p 107-117. ISSN 0014-8059 [7].(1999) In Situ Conservation of Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture: A UK Perspective. Land Use Policy, 16(2), p. 81-91 ISSN 0264-8377

72. Lincoln University: Areas Of Study management, farm management, agribusiness. Food Science, Food science and commerce.Forestry, Forestry, silviculture forest products, marketing, forest economics http://www1.lincoln.ac.nz/study/pgareas.htm

Courses Areas of study available at Lincoln University include: Accounting Offers graduates a number of employment opportunities, leading to interesting and satisfying careers. Agribusiness Co-operatives, diversification, entrepreneurship, farm management, marketing, supply chain management. Agriculture Animal production and science, biological science, farm management, plant production and science, soil science, wool production and science. Biological Sciences Animal science, plant science, conservation and ecology, biochemistry, physiology and biochemistry, food science. Business Management Business strategy and planning, organisational behaviour and organisational theory, human resource management, operations management. Chemistry Science, food science, horticultural science, horticulture, viticulture, oenology. Commerce Accounting, business management, economics, finance, marketing; industry-based commerce - agriculture, forestry, horticulture, hotel and institution, property, transport, tourism. Communications Interpersonal, intercultural, and speech communications; business and professional communications; adult learning; communicating in groups.

73. Organic Eprints - Subject Area: Farm Economics analyser. FOI report no. 137, Department of farm management and ProductionSystems, Danish Research Institute of Food economics. http://www.orgprints.org/view/subjects/2farmecon.html

Organic Eprints About Browse Search Register ... Help Subject Area: Farm economics Subject Areas Farming systems Farm economics Number of eprints: Kledal, Researcher Paul Rye (2002) Who are the potential organic farmers? Limits to growth in organic farming in Denmark. Paper presented at 13th International IFMA Congress of Farm Management, Wagening, Holland, July 2002. This list was generated on Mon Apr 7 23:00:09 CEST 2003 Contact the archive administrator:

74. NOAA OGP Economics And Human Dimensions Improving Climate Forecast Communications For farm management In Zimbabwe JenniferPhillips, Associate Research Scientist International Research Institute for http://www.ogp.noaa.gov/mpe/csi/econhd/fy00/phillips00.htm

"Understanding our global environment and our role in it is the first step toward living in better harmony with nature." Reports to the Nation: Our Changing Planet Improving Climate Forecast Communications For Farm Management In Zimbabwe Jennifer Phillips, Associate Research Scientist International Research Institute for Climate Prediction, Columbia University Ben Orlove, Adj. Senior Research Scientist Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory Collaborators: M.B.K. Hakutangwi, AGRITEX, D. Simela, AGRITEX, P. Malusalila, SeedCo, L. Unganai, Zimbabwe Meteorological Service, B. Sithole, Center for Applied Social Sciences, Univ. of Zimbabwe Updated Version 2002 2001 Progress Report The project detailed here is designed to address effectiveness in communication of the seasonal forecast in Zimbabwe through improved translation of a scientific forecast into useful and familiar language and a range of management options, and through the development of information delivery channels. Existing networks in both the public and private sectors will be developed to facilitate the process of interpretation and communication of forecasts in order to ensure that project achievements endure into the future.

75. Agricultural Economics And Financial Matters FS431, The economics of Leasing Versus Buying farm Equipment, Online, In Print,free. FS-544, Marketing Critical for Effective farm management, Online, In Print,free. http://www.agnr.umd.edu/MCE/Publications/Category.cfm?ID=1

76. NC State University: CALS: NCARS: Plan Of Work Program Area 5 farm Business management, economics and Marketing. Statementof Issue. Faculty with projects in seven academic departments http://www.cals.ncsu.edu/research/pow/pow_09.html

National Goal 1: An Agricultural System That is Highly Competitive in the Global Economy Program Area 5: Farm Business Management, Economics and Marketing Statement of Issue Faculty with projects in seven academic departments conduct research in farm business management, economics and marketing that discover and disseminate information important to a variety of agricultural-related businesses and to citizens of North Carolina. Sound economic decision-making behavior by a host of different agents, which include farmers, suppliers of inputs and processors of output, policy makers, wholesalers, retailers, distributors and others, is at the center of the analysis within this area. The factors that affect risk management, including production, price, and marketing risk, of North Carolina commodities are identified and quantified to the extent possible and incorporated in policy and decision-making recommendations. Other policy analyses include quantifying the impacts of international trade agreements on production and consumption activities locally, regionally and globally. Performance Goals 1. Improve the economic decision-making abilities of the various agents who engage in the production, processing, marketing, and management of agricultural products (food, fiber, forestry and ornamentals) grown and/or marketed in North Carolina.

77. Business.com/agriculture/farm Management/real Estate/economics And Demographics Healthcare; Human Resources; Industrial Goods Services; Internet Online; Law; management; Media Entertainment; Pharmaceuticals http://www.business.com/directory/agriculture/farm_management/real_estate/econom

Agriculture - Featured Advertiser Site Map: Agricultural Consultants Agricultural Roots Agricultural Sales Leads Agriculture Associations and Organizations ... Wood Pulp Other Industry Site Maps: Accounting Automotive Chemicals Financial Services ... Telecommunications

78. International Farm Management Association Fernando, having obtained his Ph.D. at Ohio State University, is Professor of FarmManagement and economics at the Universidade de Sao Paulo at Piracicaba. http://www.ifmaonline.org/ifmacouncil.html

NAVIGATION HOME ABOUT IFMA IFMA COUNCIL NEWS ... CONTACT US Current Office Holders Executive Members President: Malcolm Stansfield (UK) Vice Presidents: Dan Smith (USA) Secretary / Treasurer: Philip James (UK) Other Members Journal Editor: Martin Bent (Australia) Council Members Africa - Alastiar Patterson Australia – Ann Jarvis Brazil – Fernando Perez Canada – Wilson Loree ... U S A – Doug Jose IFMA Council and the Role of Council Members Simply put, the Council's role is to co-ordinate the activities of the Association. Its members are drawn from around the world and represent the countries or country areas from which they come. Council revues applications from countries to run congresses, decides on which applications to accept and when, and then acts to support the local organisation in preparing for a Congress. Council members help to identify suitable speakers for Congresses, and encourage the production of articles for the Journal. They provide information on what is happening in the farm management world in their respective areas. Council normally meets every two years at the international congresses, although it is active in between congresses when necessary by way of the Executive. Several Council Members work in an international context. As IFMA is a not-for-profit-making organisation Council Members do not receive remuneration.

79. Agricultural And Applied Economics Curt Lacy, Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist, farm management and Livestock Tifton page Back to Extension Agricultural Applied economics Homepage. http://www.ces.uga.edu/Agriculture/agecon/FACULTY.html

FACULTY Located in Athens: Conner Hall, Athens, GA 30602-4356 John McKissick jmckissick@agecon.uga.edu Bill Givan bgivan@agecon.uga.edu ... Warren Kriesel , Associate Professor and Extension Specialist, Economic Development and Natural Resources - 312 Conner Hall, Athens (Christy Porterfield, 706-542-0748) www.georgiastats.uga.edu wkriesel@agecon.uga.edu Located in Athens: The Center for Agribusiness and Economic Development, 202 Lumpkin House, Athens, GA 30602-7509 Brigid Doherty , Agricultural Economist, Center for Agribusiness and Economic Development. Farm Gate Report, Policy Analysis, Impact Analysis - 303A Lumpkin House, Athens (Teresa Byrd - 706-542-0760) bdoherty@agecon.uga.edu Kent Wolfe , Extension Market Analyst, Market Analysis, Promotional Evaluation, Marketing Plan Development, E-Commerce - 222 Conner Hall, Athens (Teresa Byrd 706-542-0753) kwolfe@agecon.uga.edu Sue Boatright , Data Collection Coordinator, Editor: "Georgia County Guide" - 202 Lumpkin House, Athens, (Teresa Byrd - 706-542-0760), sboatri@uga.edu

80. GSARE Research - UNE farm management. System simulation Cacho Agribusiness Dillon economics of agriculturalresearch Dillon farming systems research Dillon, Fleming, Hardaker http://www.une.edu.au/febl/GSARE/research.htm

Graduate School of Agricultural and Resource Economics Research The research interests of the staff members of the Graduate School of Agricultural and Resource Economics range across a broad spectrum of areas. The listing below provides some indication of the range of these interests. To learn more about the staff members, their research and publications please follow the links to their individual home pages. Policy Marketing Risk Farm Management ... Econometrics Policy Determinants of agricultural policy: Simmons Water allocation policy: Simmons Determinants of rates of assistance to agriculture: Piggott Rural land markets: Sinden Hilmer Reforms: O'Donnell, Coelli O'Donnell; Simmons Sinden top of page Marketing Commodity modelling and forecasting: Piggott, Chang, Rambaldi, O'Donnell Modelling world coffee market: Fleming Economics of wool production: Hardaker, Piggott, Promotion of primary products: Chang, Piggott

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