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Cow-calf enterprise budget tool

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January 29, 2020 - Author: Melissa G.S. McKendree, McKenna Clifford, Michigan State University Extension

This excel tool helps cow-calf producers forecast their economic profitability. The tool will help users better understand their revenue, variable and fixed costs, and ultimately profitability. If you need help with the tool, please contact Dr. Melissa McKendree (mckend14@msu.edu) or your beef or farm management educator.

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Tags: animal agriculture, beef, covid-19 agriculture, farm management, firm budgets & cost of production cost of production tools, msu extension

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Melissa G.S. McKendree

Melissa G.S. McKendree
mckend14@msu.edu

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