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Post Project Evaluation in Agricultural Projects

Agric4profits

Smaller agricultural projects may be evaluated by direct observation and by obtaining first-hand information from field staff, specialists, and other individuals connected with project implementation. For major projects, evaluation is typically based on periodic written reports, which may be enhanced with charts, graphs, and illustrations to add value to the reports.

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This Week in Agribusiness, Feb. 22, 2025

Western FarmPress

This Week in Agribusiness takes a look at what's happening in Washington D.C. and the impact on agriculture. A sight is found not usually seen at the National Farm Machinery Show in the Beck's Hybrid's booth. Plus, Pearson talks with Bruce Blythe, a senior editor at Farm Futures and a projection about how many acres will be in corn this year.

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Meaning and Objectives of Agricultural Project Evaluation

Agric4profits

Evaluation can be seen as synonymous with tests, descriptions, documents, or even management. Many definitions have been developed, but a comprehensive definition presented by the Joint Committee on Standards for Educational Evaluation (1994) holds that evaluation is “a systematic investigation of the worth or merit of an object.

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New Farmall C tractors offer more power and comfort

Western FarmPress

Case IH seeks a better operator experience with a new brake-to-clutch feature, greater visibility and an updated loader.

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Economics of Irrigation and Water Use in Agriculture

Agric4profits

Water is an important component in agricultural production and development. The issue of water shortage or insufficient water for agricultural production is addressed through irrigation. Irrigation is the artificial application of water on land in the absence of rainfall or where natural water is scarce or unavailable. Irrigation facilitates multiple cropping and increases crop productivity.

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Agworld Expands Its U.S. Presence with New Farm Information Management Solutions for Ag Retailers

Global Agtech Initiative

Advanced capabilities to strengthen the retailer-grower connection, optimize inventory management, and drive more profitable agronomic decisions. The post Agworld Expands Its U.S. Presence with New Farm Information Management Solutions for Ag Retailers appeared first on Global Ag Tech Initiative.

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Ecosystems Contents for Agricultural Projects

Agric4profits

The hierarchical organization of biological systems, often used as a starting point for an ecological study, is the ecosystem.

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Improving Agricultural Development Projects Through Gender Analysis

Agric4profits

Women tend to concentrate their agricultural activities around the homestead, primarily because of their domestic and reproductive roles; they play a critical role in food production, post-harvest activities, livestock care, and increasingly in cash cropping. Gender Roles in the Farming System Women and men have distinct roles within the farming system.

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Maximize your pasture: start preparing for spring now

West Texas Livestock

Spring is just around the corner, which means rising temperatures and the return of fresh green grass. But don’t wait for the warm weather to hit before you start thinking about pasture managementit’s crucial to get a head start now. By preparing early, you’ll have time to plan and gather what you need to ensure […] The post Maximize your pasture: start preparing for spring now appeared first on West Texas Livestock Growers.

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Basic Concepts and Contents for Agricultural Projects

Agric4profits

Environmental economics is the application of economics principles in the study of environmental resources. Environmental economics, like economics, is divided into two, namely micro environmental economics and macro environmental economics.

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Drought conditions improved across much of the Southeast

Climate and Agriculture in the Southeast

The latest Drought Monitor map, released last Thursday, shows that a lot of the region improved its drought status in this past week due to a strong system that brought rain to northern Alabama, northwest Georgia, eastern Tennessee, and parts of the Carolinas.

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Conservation and Management of Natural Resources in Agriculture

Agric4profits

Man is an important factor in the environment whose activities interfere positively or negatively with the environment. The various activities of man lead to an exchange of material within the environment in a continuous cycle.

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Seasonal outlook continues to show weak La Nina pattern

Climate and Agriculture in the Southeast

The latest monthly and seasonal outlooks were released earlier this week. They show a pattern of temperature and rainfall that is consistent with the weak La Nina conditions we are currently in.

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Project Cost Control in Agricultural Projects

Agric4profits

The primary purpose of evaluating agricultural projects is to determine whether they are profitable. Evaluation aids decision-makers in refining their judgment on investment decisions. Two critical decisions must be addressed: i. The decision on whether to invest in an agricultural project. ii. The decision on necessary arrangements for management, financial, and technical aspects.

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Not much rain in the next week

Climate and Agriculture in the Southeast

The latest 7-day QPF map shows that a Gulf low will bring rain to areas in the southern part of our region but most of the rest of the Southeast should experience relatively dry conditions during the next week, with the lowest chances for rain late in the week.

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The #1 Mistake Farmers Make with their Cash Flow Budget

iFarm

Getting ready for a successful growing season starts with a solid budget. I want to start off by saying, Im proud of you! Over the last few weeks, youve been gearing up for the upcoming growing season. Youve been catching up on your bookkeeping, reviewing your numbers, and creating a plan for the coming year. Yay you! I know it gets frustrating at times working through spreadsheets and numbers and making sure you have it all right.

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This Week in Agribusiness, Feb. 22, 2025

Western FarmPress

This Week in Agribusiness takes a look at what's happening in Washington D.C. and the impact on agriculture, as well as an unusual sight at the National Farm Machinery Show. Plus, Pearson talks with Bruce Blythe, senior editor at Farm Futures, about corn acreage projections.

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RealAg on the Weekend: A spring weather outlook, the return of lambda-cy, and fertilizer markets, Feb 22, 2025

Real Agriculture

Thanks for tuning in to RealAg on the Weekend! On todays show, host Shaun Haney is joined by: Drew Lerner with World Weather Inc. for a spring weather outlook; Michele Payn on how farmers authentic stories speak volumes; Ian Epp with the Canola Council of Canada on lambda-cy being back in the toolbox for 2025; Read More Thanks for tuning in to RealAg on the Weekend!

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FFA Tribute: Tucker Rohrig

Western FarmPress

The FFA tribute this week goes to Tucker Rohrig, the Iowa State FFA South Central Vice President. Pearson talks with Rohrig about his background in agriculture, what makes him want to be a leader in the industry and where his future may be headed.