Articles tagged under: Bryon Parman
Pastureland Values Decline in ND
Published April 6, 2020
According to NDSU Extension, North Dakota pastureland values are down nearly three percent and the average pasture rental rates are down about 5.1 percent. The largest drops in rental rates are in the northwestern and south central part of North…Farmers are Doing Okay with Farm Financials
Published January 10, 2020
NDSU Extension Agriculture Finance Specialist Bryon Parman looked at the farm financial situation during the Lake Region Extension Roundup. Parman says most farmers are hanging in there.Balancing Farm Financials in Trying Times
Published October 21, 2019
Trade tensions, market volatility, Mother Nature; it’s a trying time in agriculture as farmers weather several storms, both figuratively and literally. With this uncertainty, NDSU Extension agricultural finance specialist Bryon Parman says it is hard to paint an accurate financial…2019 MFP Calculations Differ From 2018
Published August 30, 2019
USDA released more details on how the Market Facilitation Program payments are calculated. NDSU Extension Agricultural Finance Specialist Bryon Parman says this year’s program payments are significantly different from last year. "The soybeans are $2.05, compared to last year's $1.65.…MFP Payments Are Helping Farmers
Published August 6, 2019
The first round of Market Facilitation Program 2.0 payments will be released this month. NDSU Extension Agricultural Finance Specialist Bryon Parman says the federal relief will help. "Look at North Dakota State University budgets we put out; it pretty much…Another Tough Year Expected for Farmers
Published October 3, 2018
Due to tight margins, NDSU Extension Agriculture Finance Specialist Bryon Parman expects 2019 to be a tough year for farmers. "There were periods to make a little bit of money with wheat. Hopefully, farmers took advantage of that. With corn…