Farm Employment and Income Sample Clauses

Farm Employment and Income. In 2002, there were 1,035 farm workers on 1,319 farms within the region accounting for a payroll of $6,603,000 million (USDA 2004). Table 3.4 lists the hired farm and contract labor costs per county within the ROI and labor costs as a percentage of total production costs. In 2002, 1,282 farms within the ROI had sales less than $250,000 classifying them as small farms, while 37 large farms had sales greater than $250,000 (USDA 2004). Realized net farm losses were in excess of $3.08 million in 2002 (USDA 2004). Total government payments to farms within the ROI were $718,000 in 2002, an increase of $266,000 (58 percent) over the 1997 government payments to farms within the ROI (USDA 1999). Table 3.4 - Farm Labor as a Percentage of Total Production Expenses Area 2002 1997 Hired Farm Labor ($000) Contract Labor ($000) Total Production Expenses ($000) Labor as a Percent of Total Production Expenses Hired Farm Labor ($000) Contract Labor ($000) Total Production Expenses ($000) Labor as a Percent of Total Production Expenses Deer Lodge 474 88 4,813 11.68% 560 37 4,128 14.46% Granite 1,534 621 11,644 18.51% 1,045 92 8,235 13.81% Missoula 1,025 145 11,029 10.61% 1,055 112 11,160 10.46% Xxxxxx 3,327 262 20,685 17.35% 2,387 161 13,850 18.40% Butte – Silver Bow 243 15 3,229 7.99% 309 17 2,402 13.57% Total 6,603 1,131 51,400 15.05% 5,356 419 39,775 14.52% Source: USDA 2004
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Farm Employment and Income. In 2002, there were 4,007 farm workers on 4,907 farms within the region accounting for a payroll of $21,701,000 (USDA 2002). Table 3.6-1 lists the hired farm and contract labor costs per county within the region and labor costs as a percentage of total production costs. Realized net cash farm income of operations was in excess of $14,185,000 in 2002 (USDA 2002). Total government payments to farms within the region exceeded $37.6 million in 2002, an increase of over $19 million (49 percent) over the 1997 government payments to farms within the region (USDA 1997). Table 3.6-1 Farm Labor as a Percentage of Total Production Expenses 2002 1997 Labor as a Labor as a Hired Total Percent of Hired Total Percent of Farm Contract Production Total Farm Contract Production Total Labor Labor Expenses Production Labor Labor Expenses Production ($000) ($000) ($000) Expenses ($000) ($000) ($000) Expenses Acadia 4,024 323 39,048 11.13% 3,332 275 41,113 8.77% Xxxxx 967 27 10,380 9.58% 376 61 10,312 4.24% Calcasieu 1,729 347 19,993 10.38% 1,243 171 18,329 7.71% Xxxxxxx 510 (D) 7,297 NA 698 30 9,873 7.37% Xxxxxxxxxx 2,753 200 27,833 10.61% 2,835 293 29,272 10.69% Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx 2,519 497 41,155 7.33% 1,800 349 35,022 6.14% St. Xxxxxx 9,199 348 59,552 16.03% 5,048 304 54,342 9.85% Total 21,701 1,742 205,258 11.42% 15,332 1,483 198,263 8.48% Source: USDA 2002

Related to Farm Employment and Income

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  • Cyclic Employment Leave Leave without pay will be granted to cyclic year employees during their off season.

  • Post-Retirement Employment Unit members who retire from the University during the term of this Agreement may propose a post-retirement appointment of up to three years duration. During this post-retirement appointment, the total of retirement benefits and post-retirement salary paid by the University shall not exceed the salary paid at the time of retirement. The annual compensation received from the University for the post-retirement appointment shall not exceed fifty (50) percent of the annual salary at the time of retirement. The duties for a post-retirement appointment shall be defined and agreed to in writing by the bargaining unit member and the Employer/University Administration prior to the bargaining unit member's retirement. Such appointments are at the discretion of the Employer/University Administration and are subject to existing law and all rules and regulations of the State Retirement Board. The decision of the Employer/University Administration not to approve a proposal for a post-retirement appointment shall not be grievable under the Grievance and Arbitration Procedure, Article 7.

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