Farm Production Expenses and Returns Sample Clauses

Farm Production Expenses and Returns. In 2002, farm production expenses exceeded $51 million within the ROI an increase of over 29 percent over 1997 (USDA 2004). Using the 2002 acreage in active farm production (1,171,255 acres), the average farm production expense per acre within the ROI in 2002 was $256.81 (USDA 2004). Using 2002 cropland, the cost per acre of agricultural chemicals inputs, including fertilizers and lime, was $10.80 (USDA 2004). Average net cash income (loss) from operations within the ROI was ($2,341.93) per farm in 2002 (USDA 2004). Table 3.5 lists the average farm production expenses and return per dollar of expenditure from 1997 within each of the counties within the ROI. Table 3.6 lists the average value of land and buildings and the average value of machinery and equipment per farm within each of the counties within the ROI. Table 3.5 - Average Farm Production Expense and Return Per Dollar of Expenditure Area Average Size of Farm (acres) Average Total Farm Production Expense ($) Average Cost Per Acre ($) Average Net Cash Income/Farm ($) Average Net Cash Income/Acre ($) Average Return / $ Expenditure Deer Lodge 1,239 44,156 193.36 -2,596 -11.37 -0.06 Granite 2,021 83,171 302.19 $36 0.13 0.00 Missoula 403 17,206 252.85 -2,505 -36.82 -0.15 Xxxxxx 2,258 75,493 267.80 -3,120 -11.07 -0.04 Butte – Silver Bow 476 20,832 267.86 -2,258 -29.03 -0.11 ROI 1,279.4 38,969 256.81 -2,342 -15.73 -0.06 Source: USDA 2004 Table 3.6 - Average Value per Farm of Land and Buildings and Machinery and Equipment Area Average Size of Farm (acres) Average Value of Land & Buildings ($ per farm) Average Value of Machinery & Equipment ($ per farm) Deer Lodge 1,239 698,856 59,034 Granite 2,021 1,439,578 77,608 Missoula 403 608,634 37,745 Xxxxxx 2,258 1,385,954 61,308 Butte – Silver Bow 476 563,305 40,503 Source: USDA 2004
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Farm Production Expenses and Returns. In 2002, farm production expenses exceeded $205,258,000 within the region an increase of 3.4 percent over 1997 (USDA 2002). Using the 2002 acreage of land in cropland (1,709,006 acres), the average cost per acre within the region in 2002 was $120.10 (USDA 2002). Using 2002 cropland, the cost per acre of agricultural chemicals inputs, including fertilizers and lime, was $27.49 (USDA 2002). Average net cash income from operations within the region was $3,064.86 per farm in 2002 (USDA 2002). Table 3.6-2 lists the average farm production expenses and return per dollar of expenditure from 2002 within each of the counties within the region. Table 3.6-3 lists the average value of land and buildings and the average value of machinery and equipment per farm within each of the counties within the region.

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