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EPISODE · Jun 19, 2024 · 16 MIN

2024 Nebraska Custom Rates: What to Charge? With Glennis McClure

from Nebraska FARMcast - Farm and Ranch Management · host Center for Agricultural Profitability

The 2024 Nebraska Custom Rates Report, which offers insights for agricultural producers and service providers, is now available through Nebraska Extension and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Center for Agricultural Profitability. The report, published at cap.unl.edu/customrates, compiles survey data from 159 respondents, providing current market rates for 138 different custom operations and services across Nebraska. This comprehensive resource serves as an essential guide for those offering and seeking custom agricultural services. While the report offers a detailed overview of market trends, custom service providers are encouraged to consider their own operational costs when determining their rates. Glennis McClure, a farm and ranch management analyst with the Center for Agricultural Profitability, discusses this year's report and how it can be used by custom operators and those who pay for custom work. More at: https://cap.unl.edu/management/2024-nebraska-custom-rates-what-charge.

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