COST AND WORKING CAPITAL · FARM
Farm and Primary Production Review
What it costs you to produce each unit, from your own records. Throughput, feed and input costs, and the decisions taken at the farm gate.
Category:
Cost and working capital
Category:
Cost and working capital
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What you get
A cost of production model per unit — per kilogram, per head, per hectare — built from your own records, not industry averages, that your own office can keep up to date. Feed and input costs: conversion, buying timing, and the cost of specification decisions taken years ago and never revisited. A ranked list of changes, split between those that cost nothing and those that need capital. And a cost floor you can defend when you negotiate buyer and processor contracts.
Who it is for
Livestock and arable farms, and the processors and buyers who contract with them, where cost of production is under pressure and nobody has built the detail behind it.
Related services
OPS, COLD, DIST, PROC
“We know our cost of production is too high. We don't know which part of it is the problem.”
“We look at feed cost every year, and every year nothing much changes.”
“The farm and the processing side run as two businesses, and neither one sees the whole cost.”