Malting Barley Budgets, Conventional Tillage, New York, 2017
John Hanchar, Farm Business Management Specialist
Northwest New York Dairy, Livestock & Field Crops
Summary
- Profit estimates vary -- negative to positive -- depending upon price received by the farmer for barley, yield, costs of production and other factors
- Producers can use cost and returns estimates to make decisions regarding malting barley production's place in their cropping systems; understanding variability plays an important role
- Understanding yield, quality, price, costs, profit interactions associated with suggested changes in production practices are key moving forward
Malting Barley Budgets - Conventional Tillage (pdf; 286KB)
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