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Factors Associated with Variations in Earnings

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Variation in Percent Returns to All Capital August 2020 V3-VD.pdf (469.33 KB)
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Dairy Business Management
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Karszes, Jason
Abstract

The 2019 year was a rebound in earnings from 2018 for farms that participate in the Dairy Farm Business Summary and Analysis Program. The average rate of return on capital without appreciation increased from 1.1 percent in 2018 to 5.6 percent in 2019.1 While the average increased, variation continued to be wide in earnings. With 155 farms completed for 2019, the data was sorted by quartile of earnings, as measured by rate of return on all capital without appreciation. The following tables contain selected measures and costs associated with the four quartiles of farms and can be used to see differences across the farms. The lowest quartile of farms averaged -1.1 percent rate of return on all capital without appreciation, with the second quartile averaging 3.1 percent, the third quartile earning 5.5 percent, and the highest quartile of farms earning 8.8 percent.

Date Issued
2020-09
Keywords
earnings
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dairy
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variation
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business
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summary
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farm
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