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MLPFC Shit Posting

Anyone here have $500 they can lend me?


Since I'm the new salebarn manager I need to look the part with a 10" brim 50Xxxxxxx silver belly Stetson

superior in everyway
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Will need to run this by ol’ @Jim14510 but I’m really not seeing any serious issues at this point.

Although……the “income” numbers are missing. Spose that would help to have them. 😎

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income
- dryland Corn/Wheat adjusted gross income: $60,000
- Cattle adjusted gross income: -$14,000

- income from contract work/trucking I've done in the area for other businesses: $18,000

average hours spent per week
Corn/Wheat: 12 hours
Cattle: 100 hours
trucking/contract work: 12 hours

"I'm thinking about phasing out my farming and running more cattle. What do you think?"




^^^ real life example of things I have had farmers/ranchers tell me when we looked at their books. Lucky for my clients I empathized with them ignoring facts and logic because my Grandpa was the same way. He would rather make $40k a year on HIS COWS than have to pray for rain on dryland crops and work part time for somebody else even if he would make double the money. (this was before modern GMO drought resistant crops and modern crop insurance so it made a little bit more sense back in the day)
 
income
- dryland Corn/Wheat adjusted gross income: $60,000
- Cattle adjusted gross income: -$14,000

- income from contract work/trucking I've done in the area for other businesses: $18,000

average hours spent per week
Corn/Wheat: 12 hours
Cattle: 100 hours
trucking/contract work: 12 hours

"I'm thinking about phasing out my farming and running more cattle. What do you think?"




^^^ real life example of things I have had farmers/ranchers tell me when we looked at their books. Lucky for my clients I empathized with them ignoring facts and logic because my Grandpa was the same way. He would rather make $40k a year on HIS COWS than have to pray for rain on dryland crops and work part time for somebody else even if he would make double the money. (this was before modern GMO drought resistant crops and modern crop insurance so it made a little bit more sense back in the day)
Yore Gpa and my dad had a lot in common.

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income
- dryland Corn/Wheat adjusted gross income: $60,000
- Cattle adjusted gross income: -$14,000

- income from contract work/trucking I've done in the area for other businesses: $18,000

average hours spent per week
Corn/Wheat: 12 hours
Cattle: 100 hours
trucking/contract work: 12 hours

"I'm thinking about phasing out my farming and running more cattle. What do you think?"




^^^ real life example of things I have had farmers/ranchers tell me when we looked at their books. Lucky for my clients I empathized with them ignoring facts and logic because my Grandpa was the same way. He would rather make $40k a year on HIS COWS than have to pray for rain on dryland crops and work part time for somebody else even if he would make double the money. (this was before modern GMO drought resistant crops and modern crop insurance so it made a little bit more sense back in the day)
Yore Gpa and my dad had a lot in common.

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What you boys don't understand is when you're in cattle, that next turn is always going to be the one that goes to the moon.

But in reality that big one just covers the prior ten years losses, then you restart the cycle
 
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