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The Ag Globe Trotter - Weekly
Current and previous weekly editions of Dr. Kohl's The Ag Globe Trotter are listed below. Click on a title to read the entire article.
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Points and Perspectives by the Lake: AgVision Summit
At the three-day conference AgVision conference for young, beginning and small producers in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, we asked the over 70 attendees to present some of the most notable points and perspectives. These were some of their responses.
Read ArticleAdvice for Smaller Producers
Did you realize that over 80% of U.S. agriculture producers generate less than $250,000 annually in revenue? A group of these smaller producers asked for Dr. Dave Kohl’s advice and wisdom regarding operating a smaller type of business in this period of volatile economic times.
Read ArticleThe Extra Money Dilemma
A producer asked an interesting question in a recent seminar, “I have extra cash in the checkbook. Should I pay off loans, invest in capital assets, such as equipment, machinery and land, or just keep it?” Dr. Dave Kohl answers this question in this week’s article.
Read ArticleThe Ag Globe Trotter - Quarterly
Welcome to the quarterly editions of The Ag Globe Trotter by Dr. Dave Kohl. Click on a title to read the entire article.
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Recession: Are We There Yet?
Over the centuries, globalization has ebbed and flowed like the great tides of the ocean. Changes in geopolitical forces, periods of war and peace, black swan events, such as the pandemic, and the acceleration of technology and its integration into business and society have impacted the decisions of global traders. Just like the ocean, there is no way for businesses or nations to change the tides, but they can use shifting currents as opportunities – if they are ready and plan to seize on opportunities when they arise.
Read ArticleGlobalization: Ebbs and Flows
Over the centuries, globalization has ebbed and flowed like the great tides of the ocean. Changes in geopolitical forces, periods of war and peace, black swan events, such as the pandemic, and the acceleration of technology and its integration into business and society have impacted the decisions of global traders. Just like the ocean, there is no way for businesses or nations to change the tides, but they can use shifting currents as opportunities – if they are ready and plan to seize on opportunities when they arise.
Read ArticleInflation in the 2020s
The current inflationary environment requires intensity in managing financials and business decisions across the business and consumer spectrum. In this article we focus on the historical perspectives and current contributors to elevated prices and the implications to owners and managers in the ag industry.
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