Cost Of Production

Why lumber prices are increasing, the impacts on construction costs and strategies to offset these price fluctuations.

Our updated dairy outlook for 2020 indicates the dairy industry is recovering from the COVID-19 shock, but the future is still uncertain.

With a growing farm, it’s more important than ever to make budget tracking an active part of the farm business.

Cost of production is foundational and imperative to maximizing profits and minimizing potential losses.

In the first half of 2020, the dairy producer’s profitability was hampered by COVID-19 - and a rebound will depend on economic recovery.

Cost of production analysis can be useful for both big and small farm management decisions. And it all starts with good farm record keeping.

Profitability of dairy producers is expected to climb in 2020 as domestic demand for dairy products remains robust.

Profitability of dairy producers expected to drop in 2020 because of COVID-19.

The suspension of three beef processing plants in Ontario will force more cattle to be processed outside the province, costing producers in both higher transportation costs and lower returns for their animals.

Profitability in the red meat sector is expected to be positive in 2020 as global demand remains robust.