Cost Of Production

From our 2021 Dairy Outlook, producers can expect improved profitability with economic recovery but increased production costs are a wild card.

Benchmarking can improve farm financial performance, but consistency and context is key.

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

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

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

Ben Campbell of Grazed Right Ranch shares his story from engineering to grass-fed beef and how numbers, benchmarking and balance inform his decision-making.

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

The first 6 months of 2020 brought significant challenges for the Canadian red meat sector. What does this mean for the rest of the year?

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

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