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Developing Organic Crop Budgets for Producers Moving to Organic Production

Join eOrganic and the Organic Farming Research Foundation for a webinar on June 26, 2024: Developing Organic Crop Budgets for Producers Moving to Organic Production, presented by Dr. Gregg Ibendahl of Kansas State University! The webinar is free and open to the public and takes place at 11AM Pacific, 12PM Mountain, 1PM Central and 2PM Eastern Time. Advance registration is required.
Register now at https://oregonstate.zoom.us/we...ctt0LlTEahFRjrb8HSIw

About the Webinar

This webinar will showcase a crop budgeting tool that organic crop producers can use to evaluate both the cost of production and expected net return of organic production for various crops. The budgeting tool can also be used to compute the costs and returns for producers looking to make a transition into organic production. The featured tool makes it easy to develop a crop budget for almost any crop and production practice including both organic and conventional crop production. The budgeting tool has a built-in database of inputs and machinery costs. Producers just need to pick what operations and inputs are needed to produce a crop and the budgeting tool will calculate the cost per acre to produce that crop and the expected net return.

About the Presenter

The webinar will be presented by Dr. Gregg Ibendahl, who is is an Associate Professor at Kansas State University. His appointment is in Extension specializing in farm management and agricultural finance. Dr. Ibendahl grew up on a grain/beef farm in southern Illinois and has worked in both private industry as well as academia. He enjoys analyzing farmer profitability issues and helping farmers make better decisions.

Funding for this webinar is provided by a grant from the USDA NIFA OREI program.

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