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Input costs

  • 05-10-2011 10:18am
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    draiochtanois
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    whelan1
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    depends on time of year i suppose, in the spring /summer fertiliser / labour or contractor costs etc... in the winter its different also depends on the price of the fertiliser etc,if spring calving not a great answer :confused:


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    draiochtanois
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    whelan1
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    draiochtanois wrote: »
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    is this for a project, if so look it up , every farm is different


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  • #6
    dar31
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    purchased meal and forage

    labour

    fert

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    my drawings


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  • #7
    Tipp Man
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    Fertiliser
    Meal
    Contractors
    Rent
    Energy (ESB and Diesel)

    No labour cost worth talking bout here


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    LostCovey
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    whelan1 wrote: »
    depends on time of year i suppose, in the spring /summer fertiliser / labour or contractor costs etc... in the winter its different also depends on the price of the fertiliser etc,if spring calving not a great answer :confused:

    I was amazed not to see feed in your list at any time of year whelan1.

    Have you a secret formula...........


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    whelan1
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    LostCovey wrote: »
    I was amazed not to see feed in your list at any time of year whelan1.

    Have you a secret formula...........
    i did say it wasnt a great answer, thanks for picking me up on that :), the reason i didnt say feed for spring summer is that believe it or not some farmers dont feed meal in the spring/summer


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    PMU
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    last year;feed 4.2 cents per lt
    fert 1.4
    vet 1.79
    ai .80
    contractor 1.27
    other 1.36
    fixed costs 10


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    dar31
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    PMU wrote: »
    last year;feed 4.2 cents per lt
    fert 1.4
    vet 1.79
    ai .80
    contractor 1.27
    other 1.36
    fixed costs 10

    would them figures equate to the profit monitor common costs or total cost

    any one know the exact difference between the two?


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  • #12
    PMU
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    it includes everything except hired labour,interest and leases


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    PMU
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    fixed costs were;machinery-2.0 cents
    car/esb/phone;1.67
    depreciation;2.53
    other;2.0
    machinery at 2 cents is way too high,depr is high because of a new building in 2008. teagasc targets are 7.5 cents for variable costs and 7.1 for fixed costs.
    this year I have reduced feed and vet costs and depreciation will be down. output will be up


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    Tipp Man
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    PMU wrote: »
    fixed costs were;machinery-2.0 cents
    car/esb/phone;1.67
    depreciation;2.53
    other;2.0
    machinery at 2 cents is way too high,depr is high because of a new building in 2008. teagasc targets are 7.5 cents for variable costs and 7.1 for fixed costs.
    this year I have reduced feed and vet costs and depreciation will be down. output will be up

    Your making money so:D


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