A pair of farm business analysts say keeping accurate farm financials can help producers mitigate risk ahead of the 2026 crop year. Clint Schroeder is with Ohio State University Extension. “If you do it every year on the same day, you can track that farm’s growth and any changes over time,” he says. “The real […]
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