Resources by Jim Hilleary
Title | Available As | Summary | Date | ID | Author |
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Farm Financial Risk Management Series Part I: Overview of Financial Systems for New and Beginning Farmers | Sep 23, 2022 | AAEC-114P (AAEC-296P) | |||
Farm Financial Risk Management Series Part II: Introduction of Financial Systems for New and Beginning Farmers | There are many factors to consider before starting a new farm enterprise. Financial management is an important component in the startup and decision-making processes for beginning farmers. The purpose of this series of publications is to inform Virginia agribusiness owners and managers about farm financial risk management tools,
techniques, and resources available to help them prepare and use a financial systems approach for their operations. |
Sep 23, 2022 | AAEC-115P (AAEC-297P) | ||
Farm Financial Risk Management Series Part III: Introduction to Farm Planning Budgets for New and Beginning Farmers | There are many factors to consider before starting a new farm enterprise. Financial management is an important
component in the startup and decision-making processes for beginning farmers. The purpose of this series of publications is to inform Virginia agribusiness owners and managers about farm financial risk management tools,
techniques, and resources available to help them prepare and use a financial systems approach for their operations. |
Sep 23, 2022 | AAEC-116P (AAEC-298P) | ||
Introduction to Labor Issues for Beginning Farmers | There are many factors to consider before you start a new farm enterprise.
Labor issues are often underemphasized in the decision-making processes of
beginning farmers. It is important to consider who you will hire, where you
will find help, how you will manage your employees, and what legal matters
are relevant to your farm. |
Mar 18, 2020 | AEE-106NP (ALCE-186NP) | ||
2017 Virginia On-Farm Corn Test Plots | Jan 4, 2018 | CSES-224NP | |||
Native warm season grass variety trial, 2021-2023 | Native warm season grasses may provide valuable forage resources for farmers in the summer months, while also providing habitat for wildlife, among other conservation benefits. This report provides the results of a three-year forage yield variety trial of 20 different cultivars and ecotypes of native warm season grasses at five different locations in Virginia. |
Dec 1, 2023 | SPES-562NP |