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2016 ANNUAL REPORT
MOORHEAD, MINNESOTA AREA FARM BUSINESS MGT. PROGRAM
NORTHLAND COMMUNITY & TECHNICAL COLLEGE
Five Year Trends: Adobe Acrobat PDF files
Financial Standards Financial Standards Scorecard Financial Standards Definitions
Sugarbeets on Cash Rented-Excluding Joint Venture
Financial Information
Crop Information
Sugarbeets - including Joint Venture
Sugarbeets - excluding Joint Venture
Archive:
2016 Red River Valley Report
2016 Northern Minnesota Report
2016 FINBIN Report on Minnesota Farm Finances
Minnesota Regional Area Reports
FINBIN - Finpack farm financial database
Each year local and regional reports are generated from individual farm records from farm producers who are enrolled in Farm Business Management programs across Minnesota. Other reports are compiled with the cooperation from other States such as North Dakota in the Red River Valley report. The current financial status of farm operators and net returns from various crop and livestock enterprises are reported.
Farm producers can use these reports to compare their operation to others in the region and state and to determine their own strengths and weaknesses of their farm business. Other individuals such as agricultural lenders, instructors and consultants should also find this information useful.
The reports are based upon data generated by FINPACK software, developed by the Center for Farm Financial Management, University of Minnesota Extension Service.
The Minnesota Regional reports are made available by the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system and are compiled and checked for accuracy by Ron Dvergsten and Josh Tjosaas, Northland Community & Technical College, Del Lecy and Keith Olander, Central Lakes College, Aaron Brudelie, Justin Williamson, Al Brudelie and Brad Schloesser, Minnesota West Community & Technical College and South Central Technical College. The Red River Valley report is compiled and checked for accuracy by Ron Dvergsten and Josh Tjosaas, Northland Community & Technical College and Andrew Swenson, North Dakota State University Extension Service.
