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Flashcards on enterprise profitability, whole farm budgeting, partial budgeting, and marginal analysis based on agricultural economics lecture notes.
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Total Revenue (Scenario 1)
The projected gross revenue per acre for organic corn before the production season, calculated at 153 bushels per acre and \\n$9.80\text{ per bushel}, equal to $1,499 per acre.
Total Variable Costs (Scenario 1)
The projected variable expenses per acre incurred during organic corn production, equal to $262 per acre.
Total Production Costs (Scenario 1)
The overall projected costs per acre for organic corn production, combining variable and fixed expenses, equal to $545 per acre.
Total Profit based on TVC (Scenario 1)
The projected net income per acre relative only to variable expenses (Total Revenue−TVC), equal to $1,237 per acre.
Total Profit based on TC (Scenario 1)
The projected net economic profit per acre considering all production expenses (Total Revenue−TC), equal to $954 per acre.
Average Revenue (Scenario 1)
The expected revenue generated per bushel of organic corn produced, equal to $9.80 per bushel.
Average Variable Costs (Scenario 1)
The variable operating expense calculated per unit of output, equal to $1.71 per bushel.
Average Total Costs (Scenario 1)
The total production expense calculated per unit of output, equal to $3.56 per bushel.
Average Profit based on AVC (Scenario 1)
The per-bushel profit calculated relative to Average Variable Costs (AR−AVC), equal to $8.09 per bushel.
Average Profit based on ATC (Scenario 1)
The per-bushel profit calculated relative to Average Total Costs (AR−ATC), equal to $6.24 per bushel.
Actual Total Revenue (Scenario 2)
The actual total revenue per acre realized after adverse weather reduced yield to 140 bushels per acre and price dropped to $9.00 per bushel, equal to $1,260 per acre.
Actual Total Profit based on TVC (Scenario 2)
The realized total profit per acre relative to variable costs under changed market and yield conditions, equal to $998 per acre.
Actual Total Profit based on TC (Scenario 2)
The realized total profit per acre relative to total production expenses under changed market and yield conditions, equal to $715 per acre.
Whole Farm Total Revenue
The aggregated projected revenue generated across all specialty crop enterprises for the entire farm business, equal to $108,250 per farm.
Whole Farm Total Variable Costs
The aggregated variable operating costs for all planted crop acreage across the farm business, equal to $55,274 per farm.
Whole Farm Total Production Costs
The overall combined variable and fixed expenses for all enterprises within the whole farm budget, equal to $60,497 per farm.
Whole Farm Total Profit based on TC
The net economic return for the entire farm business after deducting Total Production Costs, equal to $47,753 per farm.
Partial Budget Net Change (Sweet Potatoes)
The net financial gain or loss resulting from a proposed production modification, calculated as total positive effects minus total negative effects (−$60.89 per bed for adding a third row of sweet potatoes).
Marginal Cost (MC)
The added cost incurred by producing one additional unit of output ($6.00 per bushel when increasing corn production from 123 to 124 bushels per acre).
Marginal Revenue (MR)
The additional gross income earned from producing and selling one extra unit of output ($4.00 per bushel for one additional bushel of corn).
Marginal Profit (MP)
The net change in total profit resulting from a one-unit change in output (MR−MC, which equals −$2.00 per bushel for increasing corn production).
Break-Even Output Price for Variable Costs
The minimum market price per unit required to cover variable operating expenses, which equals Average Variable Costs (AVC).
Break-Even Output Price for Total Costs
The minimum market price per unit required to cover all fixed and variable expenses, which equals Average Total Costs (ATC).
Long-Run Profitability Evaluation Measure
The appropriate profit metric used to evaluate farm business sustainability over an extended period, defined as Total profit based on Total Production Costs.