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Recent Additions and Revisons to Alberta Agriculture's Information Products Catalogue

 
 
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 FS127/541-2 Fertilizer and Nutrient Management of Timothy Hay html pdf
This factsheet looks at soil testing, general nutrient requirements, manure fertilization, plant tissue analysis, and more. 2009. 7 pages.

FS130/538-1 Nutrient Management on Intensively Managed Pastures html pdf
This factsheet covers key topics that affect nutrient management on intensively managed pastures, including: nutrient pools and pathways; nutrient uptake; grazing management; and, more! 2009. 7 pages.

FS420/63-1 Utilizing Annual Cereals for Livestock Feed html pdf
Producers may need to feed more animals than anticipated during a drought. Additional feed requirements may be met by harvesting annual crops to supplement current hay production and carryover stocks. Revised 2009. 2 pages.

FS420/816-2 Management Strategies for Cattle During Dry Conditions html pdf
During dry conditions, budget decisions involve whether to maintaining all, some of none of the core productive base: the herd. Discusses the importance of the decision-making criteria of affordability (cash flow), profitability and desirability (including reversibility and longer term goals). Revised 2009, 2 pages.

821-1 The Dairy Cost Study: Economics of Milk Production in Alberta 2008
The Dairy Cost Study is an analysis of the costs and returns of a sample of Alberta dairy producers for a given production year. This report was prepared from the farm records of 58 milk producers in Alberta who volunteered for the 2008 Dairy Cost Study. Includes sections on production factor analysis, detailed management factors, historical economic trends, impact of quota value on dairy returns, and more. 2009. 68 pages.

FS845-1 The Essentials of Pricing html pdf
Setting a price for a product can be a challenging job for both start-up and established businesses. It’s an important task since the success of your business relies on your ability to make a profit. Looks at the three essential factors in pricing, and how to set prices for profitability. Revised 2009. 6 pages.

FS845-2 Methods to Price Your Product html pdf
Discusses the three basic methods for product pricing: cost-based, competition-based and customer-based. Includes tips for successful pricing as well as a glossary, references and a resource listing. Revised 2009. 7 pages.
 
 
 
 

Other Documents in the Series

 
  Recent Additions and Revisons to Alberta Agriculture's Information Products Catalogue - Current Document
What's New in Publications - Summer 2009
What's New in Publications - Spring 2009
What's New in Publications - Fall 2008
What's New in Publications - Winter 2008
What's New in Publications - Summer 2008
What's New in Publications - Spring 2008
 
 
 
 
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