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That all depends on the size of the farm, what that farmer is wanting to raise, and whether the farm that they have bought has the facilities needed to start up or need improvements. It also depends on what equipment, machinery and buildings need to be bought and built, respectively, among many other things. Start-up costs for every individual farmer is different from another. For instance, the start-up costs for a dairy farmer is much higher than for a sheep or beef-cattle farmer, and even a farmer that is only going to be growing crops.
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How much money does a rice farmer make?
A rice farmer usually does not make a wage. The amount that they make depends on the size of their harvest and how much land they farm. The bigger the farm, the more they make.
How much does a farm owner make a year?
That depends on many factors such as:What the farm produces (grain, fruits, vegetables, livestock, etc.)How much of that product is produced on that farmWhere the crop is sold and how it's soldMarket demand and supplyHow much a particular product sells forWhat the inputs costs/expenses are for producing that product on the farm (fuel, fertilizer and feed)Climate and weatherWhere the farmer is located in relation to markets and salesThere is no definite amount that a particular farmer makes, because no farm is the same, no farmer makes the same amount as the next farmer. A farmer's expenses are different form what his/her neighbor's expenses are, as well as what their annual income is. So there is no way that a person can tell you what a farmer or producer makes per year.
How much money does a pig farmer make?
9.50 start pay
How much money does a farmer earn in a year?
The amount of money a farmer earns in a year depends on several factors: the size of the farm, what the farmer is raising, how well the crops do (if he is raising crops), etc. A farmer could actually lose money in some years if he is growing crops and they don't do well.
How much does it cost to produce Onions?
In southwest Idaho, the cost for 2011 is around $1,300 per acre, but it varies from one farm or farmer to the next.
How much money does a rice farmer make?
A rice farmer usually does not make a wage. The amount that they make depends on the size of their harvest and how much land they farm. The bigger the farm, the more they make.
How much money does a chicken farmer earn?
once your farm is paid for about 175,000.00 a year
For every dollar you spend on produce at the Supermarket how much goes to the farmer?
5 cent
How much does a farm owner make a year?
That depends on many factors such as:What the farm produces (grain, fruits, vegetables, livestock, etc.)How much of that product is produced on that farmWhere the crop is sold and how it's soldMarket demand and supplyHow much a particular product sells forWhat the inputs costs/expenses are for producing that product on the farm (fuel, fertilizer and feed)Climate and weatherWhere the farmer is located in relation to markets and salesThere is no definite amount that a particular farmer makes, because no farm is the same, no farmer makes the same amount as the next farmer. A farmer's expenses are different form what his/her neighbor's expenses are, as well as what their annual income is. So there is no way that a person can tell you what a farmer or producer makes per year.
How much do farmers get paid yearly?
Ok a farmer that has a farm that is good and big enough will get much money. A farmer in a year i doubt they will get alot , and it depends on what they have.
How much money does a pig farmer make?
9.50 start pay
How much does it cost to start a dairy farm?
300,000 dollars
How much time off does an average farmer get?
It all depends on how many animals they have, how many acres of crops, how big the farm is, etc.
How much money does a farmer earn in a year?
The amount of money a farmer earns in a year depends on several factors: the size of the farm, what the farmer is raising, how well the crops do (if he is raising crops), etc. A farmer could actually lose money in some years if he is growing crops and they don't do well.
Why is man considered the enemy in Animal Farm by George Orwell?
Because the farmer oppresses his animals and treats them like slaves. This is amplified by Orwell as a plot device by making Jones, the farmer, a particularly slovenly and lazy farmer, much worse than most.
What is the size of a farm?
It can vary depending on how many crops you have, and how rich you are, and how much livestock you have. Farms can contain as little as 1 acre and can be expanded to contain as much as the farmer can afford.
How long does it take to become a farmer?
There really is no definite answer to this question, nor is there a defined span of time that it takes a person, or even the average person, to be "officially" designated a farmer or producer of sorts. Many can say that you would become a farmer the instant you start a farm, raising crops and livestock to be made or produced into food for others. However, others would disagree with this and state that a person only becomes a farmer after succeeding and lasting through the first start-up phases of farming to get to the point where the operation is fully functional. It may also be the phase where a person goes through a massive learning curve to the practices and management of farming. How long the start-up phase of a farm takes and how long it takes for a person to learn as much as they can--enough to be relatively successful in running a farm--depends on the individual. It can take anywhere from one year to ten for a person to "officially" earn the title of a farmer and lose the title of "newbie" or "rookie" or "beginner farmer." As mentioned above, it depends on the individual. It depends whether that person has had prior farm experience as a child and has a goal and a want to go back to it again after being away from it some time, or if the person is taking over the farm in succession of his/her parents, or if that individual has absolutely no farming experience (nor knowledge) to lay a hat on and wants to start and run a farm (or ranch). As such the learning curve these individuals of these three scenarios will be different: the one with absolutely no farming experience (the one who is generations removed from the farm) will have a far steeper learning curve than the one who is just taking over an existing and still-operational farm. As such, the one with the steeper learning curve will obviously take longer to earn the title of "farmer" (and not newbie or rookie) than the successor of a farm operation. So, you might want to ask yourself what your experiences and knowledge is with agriculture and farming, and whether you have to deal with start-up time and costs or not before you can consider the time it may take for you to become a farmer.
