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Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness

Upcoming Workshops:

• Good Agricultural & Handling Practices Workshop (February 9, 2009)
• Understanding Farm Labor Workshop (February 16, 2009)

Past Workshops and Presentations:

• Specialty Cut Flower Workshop: "Don't Ignore The Market" (November 18, 2008)
• Good Agricultural & Handling Practices Workshop (February 1, 2008)

• Agricultural and Food Policy
• Current Cost of Production Estimates
  • Previous Cost of Production Estimates
• Crop Planning Budgets * (MS Excel)
• Basis Charts
  • Corn Basis Charts
  • Cotton Basis Charts
  • Soybean Basis Charts
  • Wheat Basis Charts
• Farm Management and Marketing Newsletters
• Farm Management Seminars
• Horticulture Business Resources
• Marketing
• Personnel

• Public Policy Survey Results

• Rice Situation and Outlook

• Risk Management Assistance

• Sustainable Agriculture Survey - Presentation generated on November 15, 2004 (PDF)

• Department of Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness - University of Arkansas at Fayetteville

* The crop budget file is for the most part inherently visual in nature and may not be effectively communicated in a non-visual manner. With the passing of the federal law Section 508 and the Arkansas Information Technology Access for the Blind Law (Act 1227 of 1999) it has become imperative that all agencies be compliant with these laws. If you require assistance with interpreting the material presented in this document, please contact the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture webmaster.