- Alabama Agriculture Strategic Plan 2015-2020
- Alabama Enterprise Budget Summaries
- Ag Econ Farm Reports
- Profit Profiles of Commodities
- Estate Planning & Heir Property
- Farmers Markets
- We Grow Alabama
- Related Publications
- External Resources
- Abbreviations Used in Market Reports (Off site)
- National Ag Risk Education Library (Off site)
- National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS): Alabama (Off site)
- Southeast Risk Management Education (Off site)
- USDA Resources (Off site)
- Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) (Off site)
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Alabama Enterprise Budget Summaries
From AU Department of Agricultural Economics & Rural Sociology
Alabama enterprise budgets are designed to assist producers, Extension agents, lenders, and others in estimating the potential costs and returns associated with agricultural enterprises in Alabama. Prices and costs are based on the best estimates available from information sources available at the time the budgets were prepared. Because of the wide variety of alternative inputs, locations, and production systems, it is important for you to construct your own budgets and to understand how to use them to make decisions. Blank lines are provided on each budget for producers to estimate their own costs and returns.
- Row Crop Planning Budget Summaries for 2018 UPDATED
- 2017-18 Budgets for Fall/Winter Forage Crops in Alabama
- 2008 Misc. Fruit Budgets
- 2018 Major Forage Crops
- 2007 Vegetable Crops
- Beef Budgets (Cow-Calf, 2017-18 Stocker, Locally-Produced Beef)
- Goat Budgets - (Meat and Dairy)
- Rabbit - Meat Budget
- Oyster Farm Enterprise Budget
Worksheets & Conference Handouts
Budgets are available in .PDF and/or .XLS (Excel). If you use the .PDF format, you will need Acrobat Reader® to view and/or print these budgets. If you do not have Acrobat Reader installed as a helper application on your computer or server, it can be downloaded free from Adobe.com.
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