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<blockquote data-quote="Caustic Burno" data-source="post: 934345" data-attributes="member: 694"><p>Ok let's go with your number's so far where are the taxes? You don't insure anything ? Equipment, barn's etc ?</p><p>Let's say you sell you calf crop for 750 a piece normal year is a 90% calf crop. so you sell 14 calves for 10,000 roughly. </p><p>You are down to 6500 dollars and you have left a lot off your spread sheet.</p><p>Where is your truck cost on these cow's everytime you crank a vehicle to go get something for the farm has a cost.</p><p>Where is the trailer to transport the calve's it has a cost. I don't even like to think about all the tire's and batteries on this place that are associated with a cow. You haven't even counted the cost of the heifer's.</p><p>So you lost your butt this year. If you paid a 1000 dollars a heifer you bank account is down 10,000 dollars after you did your repairs and your cost so far. With your minimal cost figureing you won't break even for two years on your cow's with the number's you are using now.</p><p>It's about what is in the checkbook at the end of the month. You really want to find out what cattle cost open them an account and they have to keep a balance in the checkbook mine do or they don't get it. When they have to supply the froghides to keep the checkbook operating you will find out they are on welfare pretty fast.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Caustic Burno, post: 934345, member: 694"] Ok let's go with your number's so far where are the taxes? You don't insure anything ? Equipment, barn's etc ? Let's say you sell you calf crop for 750 a piece normal year is a 90% calf crop. so you sell 14 calves for 10,000 roughly. You are down to 6500 dollars and you have left a lot off your spread sheet. Where is your truck cost on these cow's everytime you crank a vehicle to go get something for the farm has a cost. Where is the trailer to transport the calve's it has a cost. I don't even like to think about all the tire's and batteries on this place that are associated with a cow. You haven't even counted the cost of the heifer's. So you lost your butt this year. If you paid a 1000 dollars a heifer you bank account is down 10,000 dollars after you did your repairs and your cost so far. With your minimal cost figureing you won't break even for two years on your cow's with the number's you are using now. It's about what is in the checkbook at the end of the month. You really want to find out what cattle cost open them an account and they have to keep a balance in the checkbook mine do or they don't get it. When they have to supply the froghides to keep the checkbook operating you will find out they are on welfare pretty fast. [/QUOTE]
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