Articles tagged under: Bryon Parman
Well Grounded – Episode 11
Published May 2, 2022
In latest episode of the Well Grounded podcast, NDSU Extension agriculture finance specialist Bryon Parman talks about the dynamics in today's land market. The 2021 net farm income in North Dakota was one of the best years on record. "It's…Cropland Prices Increase
Published April 18, 2022
Cropland prices, on average, increased 10.9 percent from 2021 to 2022. In contrast, statewide cash rent only increased 3.1 percent. North Dakota State University Extension Agricultural Finance Specialist Bryon Parman said there are differences regionally. "The southeast increased just over…No End in Sight for Supply Chain Headache
Published February 18, 2022
NDSU Extension Ag Finance Specialist Bryon Parman believes it will take time to work through the current supply chain shortages. "There'll probably be some relief by next year, but I don't see any relief before planting." This has been a…Core Inflation Increases Dramatically
Published May 14, 2021
This past week, the Consumer Price Index posted its largest month-over-month increase in core inflation since 1982. NDSU Extension Ag Finance Specialist Bryon Parman says the calculations are based off of economics of late April 2020. That was at the…Well Grounded – Episode 2
Published April 23, 2021
The latest land values and rental rates have been released by NDSU Extension. In episode two of Well Grounded, Extension agriculture finance specialist Bryon Parman talks about the survey results, including land value trends and differences compared to previous years.…Northern Plains Net Cash Farm Income Won’t Change Much
Published February 15, 2021
Net cash farm income for the Northern Plains in 2021 isn’t expected to change much from 2020. NDSU Extension Ag Finance Specialist Bryon Parman says the rally in market prices is going to help farmers. "The Heartland is expecting a…Stronger Grain Prices Keep Machinery Costs Firm
Published January 6, 2021
The optimism over grain prices is expected to keep machinery costs firm. In a virtual Lake Region Extension Roundup presentation, NDSU Extension agriculture finance specialist Bryon Parman said equipment dealers are expecting steady to firm equipment prices. "About 79 percent…Labor Costs Increase, Little Change Expected in Cash Rents
Published December 16, 2020
Compared to other parts of the country, North Dakota farmland values remain flat. As a result, NDSU Extension Ag Finance Specialist Byron Parman does not expect much of an increase in cash rent. Parman, who was part of the NDSU…Comparing Cow/Calf Budgets and Profits
Published December 5, 2020
The highest and lowest net income-earning cattle producers do have similarities. That’s according to NDSU Extension agriculture finance specialist Bryon Parman. "Market prices received were almost exactly the same," says Parman. "Weaning weights and percentages tend to be similar, also.…