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About Harlan Hughes
A North Dakota State University professor emeritus, Harlan Hughes writes "Market Advisor," a monthly column in BEEF magazine, and he makes presentations at many state, regional and national beef industry events. He retired as the NDSU Extension livestock economist in 2000 and now lives in Laramie, WY.
Contact Prof. Hughes at 701/238-9607 or e-mail Harlan: harlan.hughes@gte.net.
Integrated Resource Management : Analysis Forms & Info
Integrated Resource Management Herd Analysis Forms, IRM Info...
Teaching Materials & Handouts
These are overheads and teaching materials that Prof. Hughes uses in invited talks and presentations across the Northern Plains and Canada. They will be of most interest to Prof. Hughes' professional colleagues across the country, but anyone is welcome to peruse them and to use them...
Calculating gross income accurately
Most ranchers don't accurately calculate the gross income of their beef cow herds. A correct economic analysis should be based on the accrual-adjusted...
Drought Strategies Is Focus Of Workshops And Video
Making The Tough Decisions Regarding Drought
Ranchers in the dry regions of the West are starting to ask questions about the economics of drought strategies....
UCOP will tell your story
A statistical analysis of my Northern Plains 1990s beef cow Cost & Return Database suggests weaning weight explained only 20% of herd-to-herd variation...
Optimize Your Profits In The New Beef Value Chain
My Top 10 Clicks
Harlan Hughes Economist and professor emeritus North Dakota State University www.ext.vt.edu/news/periodicals/roberts.com Weekly VPI Market Newsletter....
From Our Columnists
Advocate or Perish
"While the affluent nations can certainly afford to adopt ultra low-risk positions toward new advances in agricultural science and technology, and pay...
Don't Market Like 2008
Many ranchers' first inclination in marketing their 2009 calves is to base it on their 2008 calf crop experiences. That could be a serious mistake...
No Silver Bullet
I was so impressed with Richard Roth's letter to the editor that I thought it deserved some follow-up...
