A farmer or rancher has certain duties toward people that are on their land. The people that are on the farmers or rancher's land can be divided into three groups. Which one of the following is not one of the three groups?
___ is the buying and selling of commodity futures to protect a grower or producer from extreme price fluctuations in the marketplace at the time the product is sold.
Most states have laws that govern boundary fences. In some states the fencing regulations are left largely to local government. Although, laws vary and are subject to change, which one usually prevails?
Answer: There are state laws that require landowners to enclose their land with a fence tight enough and strong enough to turn livestock.
Dane has a herd of Angus cows. One rainy night a driver runs into the fence and then drives away leaving the fence broken. One of the Angus cows wanders out on the road. Another car driven by Christy hits the cow. The cow dies and Christy=s car is damaged. Who is responsible?
Gail and her fellow producers often base their price expectations on past price levels. If prices are higher in one year, then they probably will increase production the next. Then the supply will increase and prices will fall. If there is an increase in demand the prices will:
Answer: this cannot be determined based on the data given
A cash lease is good for livestock grazing because it is simple, and reduces the chance of controversy. Frank uses a cash lease when he leases grazing land. He and the landowner set a fixed price per acre when they make their deal. This is the most common type of cash lease. The landlord may prefer the cash lease because:
A(n) is a marketplace where there are many businesses producing the same product. A single buyer or seller can=t influence the price structure. No producer is so large as to control or perceptively affect market supply or demand.
Ray owns a greenhouse in North Georgia. Two hundred yards away from Ray's greenhouse is a chicken house owned and operated by Marc. On a cold stormy night, part of the roof of the chicken house blew off into the side of the greenhouse and broke a good portion of the glass. This damage allowed the cold temperature to kill all of the Easter Lilies Ray was growing for the Easter holiday. In this case is Marc responsible for the anything?
Answer: Yes, Marc is responsible for both the repairs and the Easter Lilies
A poultry producer is producing 100,000 broilers a year, but after determining he was in stage I of production he decided he needed to. This would allow him to maximize his profit.
Answer: increase his flock to a number greater than 100,000.
Most states have laws that govern boundary fences. In some states the fencing regulations are left largely to local government. Although, laws vary and are subject to change, which one usually prevails?
Answer: There are state laws that require landowners to enclose their land with a fence tight enough and strong enough to turn livestock.
Dane has a herd of Angus cows. One rainy night a driver runs into the fence and then drives away leaving the fence broken. One of the Angus cows wanders out on the road. Another car driven by Christy hits the cow. The cow dies and Christy's car is damaged. Who is responsible?
With which method of record keeping is it easiest to determine the net farm income and analyze the strong and weak points of an agricultural business from year to year?
Ann knows that she will need $100,000 for living expenses when she retires in 20 years. She used __________ to determine how much she needs to invest today at 10% interest to accumulate the needed funds.
Suppose John Brown has 100 acres of cropland. He wants to plant it in corn and soybeans. To decide what ratio of corn and beans will give him the most returns he should use a:
Suppose farmer Johnson buys a new cotton picker for $160,000. It has a useful life of six years and a salvage value of $40,000. What is the annual depreciation using the straight line method? "
Suppose that the government passed a law setting the maximum interest rate that could be charged to agricultural producers by commercial banks at 5%. A likely result would be that
If you negligently keep an object or condition on your land that is attractive and dangerous to children, you will be liable if a child is injured by that object or condition. This is called: