EC Custom Harvesting Rates...Paid in Nebraska 1958

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Unversty of Nebraska - Lncoln DgtalCommons@Unversty of Nebraska - Lncoln Hstorcal Materals from Unversty of Nebraska- Lncoln Extenson Extenson 1959 EC59-806 Custom Harvestng Rates...Pad n Nebraska 1958 Arlen Lutz Jack Aschwege Follow ths and addtonal works at: http://dgtalcommons.unl.edu/extensonhst Lutz, Arlen and Aschwege, Jack, "EC59-806 Custom Harvestng Rates...Pad n Nebraska 1958" (1959). Hstorcal Materals from Unversty of Nebraska-Lncoln Extenson. 3447. http://dgtalcommons.unl.edu/extensonhst/3447 Ths Artcle s brought to you for free and open access by the Extenson at DgtalCommons@Unversty of Nebraska - Lncoln. t has been accepted for ncluson n Hstorcal Materals from Unversty of Nebraska-Lncoln Extenson by an authorzed admnstrator of DgtalCommons@Unversty of Nebraska - Lncoln.

AG.2.T s 8_5 E-7 ~s~-8d{t7, E. C. 59-8 0 6 Harvestng Rates 1958 NORTHWeST 1 NORTH 2 CENTRAL SOUTHWcST~-----5-----+-------~ 7 EXTENSON SERVCE UNVERSTY OF NEBRASKA COLLEGE OF AGRCULTUR.E AND U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRCULTURE COOPERATNG W. V. LAMBERT, DRECTOR E. W.JANKE, ASSOC. DRECTOR

CUSTOM HARVEST RATES PAD N NEBRASKA 1958 By Arlen Lutz and Jack A schwege* nterest n custom rates has shown an ncrease n recent years. Many farmers have ther crops custom harvested rather than ncrease ther nvestment by ownng the machnes. n some areas of the state the shortage of labor to operate machnery has encouraged the hrng of custom operators as a substtute for hrng labor and buyng machnery. Ths year two sets of questonnares were sent to farmers to collect nformaton on custom rates. The Agrculture Economcs Department receved reples from 153 custom operators and the State-Federal Dvson of Agrculture Statstcs receved reports from 432 crop reporters throughout the state. Ths nformaton was combned to gve a more complete coverage than has been possble n prevous years. The survey taken n 1958 ndcated that the custom rates charged for performng certan operatons vared consderably from one part of the state to another. n some areas the charge for combnng s reported by the acre only whle n other areas rates are based on acreage and 2 yeld. For ths reason the survey n 1959 concentrated on harvestng machnes only and the number of questonnares was ncreased suffcently to allow reportng by crop reportng dstrcts as well as the state average. Nebraska s dvded nto 8 crop reportng dstrcts, and rates for each harvestng operaton are shown by dstrct. Rates for dryng gran are ncluded ths year for the frst tme. Lttle or no dfference n the rates for dryng corn, wheat, gran sorghum or other crops was ndcated n the survey so all crops are reported together. The most common method reported was by the bushel. The rates presented n the followng table are not necessarly the rates that should be charged; rather they are the rates that were charged n 1958. The average and most common rates found n the survey n 1958 are shown. A 11 rates shown nclude power, labor, and macllne costs.?<extenson Economst and Agrcultural Statstcan, respectvely.

'! ; - - - -,! OANC~ 1 111D BVTT~ ~ SH~fDAf DV - - - - ~-- - - - - t - - - - 1 0 ' ; lf#hbau Av:g. Wheat Oats Barley Feld Beans Gran Sorghum Combnng, Haulng to Bn and Elevatng $3.50+ $3.50 5 /bu. over 20 bu. 4. 00 4. 00 3. 70 4. 00 5. 50 3. 75 3.50 6. 35 $2. 00-5. 50 3. 50-5. 00 3. QQ-. 4. 50 5. oo- 6. oo 3. 50-6. 00 5. 00-7.00 $ 0 18.24. 22 R ate Per Bushel $.20 $.15-.21. 25. 20 -. 25. 22.18-.30 Cornpcker Pcker-Sheller 5.55 4.00 3. 00-9. 00. 15 0 15.10-.25 Round Bales - Twne Te Square Bales - Twne Te Square Bales - Wre Te 0 16 Rate Per Bale 0 08-.17 -.16 0 14-.19 4.55 5.00 Rate Per Ton 4. 00 3. 00-5. 00 5. 00 4. 00-6. 00 0 07 Rate Per Busb:el 0 07 0 06 -.12 DSTRCT Wheat Oats Barley Gran Sorghum 3. 65 3. 85 3. 70 3. 95 4. 00 4. 00 4. 00 3. QO- 4. 50 3. 00-6. 00 3. 00-4. 50 4. 00-4. 50 Cornpcker 3. 60 4. 00 3. 00-4. 00 Mower 1. 25 1. 25 1. 00-1. 50 Round Bales - Twne Te Square Bales - Twne Te Square Bales - Wre Te 0 10. 14 0 15. 07-0 17. 08-0 20 -.19.10.11.10-.11 3

3 DSTRCT Wheat $4. 85 Oats 4.20 Barley 4. 40 Soybeans 4. 80 Gran Sorghum 5 Seed Crops 5. 00 $5. 00 $4. 00-6. 00 4.00 2. 50-6. 00 4.00 3. 00-6. 00 5. 00 3. 50-6. 00 5. 00 4. 00-7. 50 5.00 3. 50-6. 50 Av. Other Most C_ommon Cornpcker 4. 60 Pcker-Sheller 5. 90 Openng Felds 5. 45 Pckng, Haulng to Crb and Elevatng 5. 40 HATNG Mower 1. 30 Chopper-Feld 6. 60 Round Bales - Twne Te Square Bales - Twne Te.11 Square Bales - Wre Te. 13 ARTFCAL GRAN DRTNG Rate 5. 00 6. 00 5.00 5.00 8. 00 Per B ale 10.lO 3. 50-8. 00 4. 50-8. 00 3. 50-8. 00 4. 50-6. 50 1. 00-2. 25 3. 50-8. 50. 08 -. 09 -. 15 -.17 $ $ $ 6.70 \Dl trtct Wheat 4. 90 Oats 4. 30 Barley 4. 40 Gran Sorghum 4. 80 Cornpcker 4. 30 Pcker-She~ler 5. 70 HATNG Mower 1. 05 Round Bales - Twne Te Square Bales - Twne Te Square Bales - Wre Te.13 DSTRCT V 5.00 3. 00-1(}. 00 5.00 3. 00-5. 00 5.00 3. 50-5. 00 5.00 4. 00-6. 00 4.00 2. 00-7.00 5.00 4. 00-9. 00 1. 00. 50-2. 00 Rate Per Bale.10 08 -. 13.. 1 0 -. 15. 15 -.16. 08.10.03-.10.11.10-.12. 08. 08. 08

Av Wheat $5 Oats 4. 40 Barley 4.60 Soybeans 5. 05 Gran Sorghum 5.40 Seed Crops 4. 90 $5. 00 $2. 75-8. 00 4.00 2.75-7.50 5.00 2. 75-7. 50 5.00 4. 00-7. 00 5. 00 2. 50-15.00 5. 00 4. 00-5. 00 $. 11 $ Rate per bushel $. 08 -. 20 Cornpcker 4. 80 Pcker-Sheller 5. 70 Openng Felds 6. 30 Pckng, Haulng to Crb and Elevatng 5. 00 5.00 2. 50-7. 00 5. 00 4. 75-7. 50 6.00 4. 00-10. 00 5. 00 1. 00-7. 00. 11. 11 -.12. 02 -. 15. 08 -. 20. 02 -. 15 Mower 1. 30 Rake ;. ~de Delvery. 90 Chopper-Feld 6. 90 1. 25.50-2.25 1. 00.25-1.25 4. 00-12. 00 7. 50 Round Bales - Twne Te Square Bales - Twne Te. 11 Square Bales - Wre Te. 13. 07-12. 08 -. 14. 13. 11 -.15 Corn,, Sorghum, and Wheat. 08. 08. 08 -. 09 7 HCTH ------- -,.EKJHS! lncoln ----- - r ---- - r - - -! CNRSE! HAY$!,RONT - ------~------ - - r-----. j J Wheat 4.45 Barley 4. 20 Gran Sorghum 4 Cornpcker 4. 00 Pcker-Sheller 4. 80 Pck ng, Haulng to Crb and Elevatng 5 Round Bales - Twne Te.12 Square Bales - Twne Te.13 -Square Bales - Twne Te. 15 DSTRCT V 4. 00 3. 00-7. 00 4.00 4. 00-4. 50 4. 00 3. 00-5. 50 4. 00 3. 00-5. 00 4.50 3. 75'" 6. 00 5. 00 4. 00-7. 00 Rate Pe~ Bale -. 15 -. 20.15.12-.20 Addtonal Charges plus 5~/bu. over 20 bu. plus 1 0~ / bu. over 30 bu. -.15. 0 8. 08. 08 -. 09

DSTRCT V Wheat Oats Barley Gran Sorghum $4.50 4. 15 4.00 4. 45 Rate Per Most Common $4. 00 4.00 4.00 $2. 00-6. 50 3. 00-5. 40 3. 00-5. 00 3. 00-7. 00 Addtonal Charges plus 5~ /bu. over 20 bu. plus 20~/bu. over 20 bu. Cornpcker Pcker-Sheller 4.40 5. 55 5. 00 5. 00 3. 00-6. 00 3. 00-9. 00.10.08-.15 Mower Chopper-Feld 1. 95 1. 00-6. 50 8. 40 Round Bales - Twne Te Square Bales - Twne Te Square B ales - Wre Te. 13. 14 Rate Per.10. 13. 15 Bale - - -.14. 15.16. 08. 08. 07 -. 08 oaatrtot DSTRCT X Wheat Oats Barley Gran Sorghum Seed Crops 5. 15 4. 70 4. 80 5 5 5.00 2.00-10.00 5. 00 3. 00-7.00 5.00 3. 50-7.00 5.00 3. 50-7.00 5.00 4. 00-6. 00 Cornpcker Pcker-Sheller 4.65 5.25 5.00 3. 00-6. 00 4.00 4. 00-6. 50.11.10.08-.15.08-.15 Mower Rake-Sde Delvery Chopper-Feld 1. 25. 90 7. 00 1. 50. 75-2. 00. 40-1. 50 4. 00-10. 00 7. 82 Round Bales - Twne Te Square Bales - Twne Te Square Bales - Wre Te.10. 11.13 Rate Per Bale.10. 08-. 13. 08 -. ~4.14 -.15. 07. 07. 07 6

STATE ----- Wheat $4.65 $5.00 $2.00-10. 00 Oats 4.30 4.00 2. 50-7.00 Barley 4. 20 4.00 2. 75-7.50 Soybeans 5. 15 5. 00 3. 00-7. 00 Feld Beans 5.50 5. 00-6.00 Gran Sorghum 4. 70 5.00 2. 50-15.00 Seed Crops 4. 95 5.00 3.50-6.00 Combnng, Haulng to Bn and Elevatng 6.50 4. 25-9. 00 Cornpcker 4. 55 5.00 2.00-9.00 Pcker-Sheller 5.50 5.00 3. 50-12.00 Openng Felds 6.00 5.00 3. 50-10.00 Pckng, Haulng to Crb and Elevatng 6 5.00 1. 00-10.00 Mower 1. 30 1. 25. 50-6.50 Rake-Sde Delvery. 90 1. 00. 25-2.00 Rake-Dump. 60. 25-1. 00 Stacker-Tractor Mounted 3. 00 4.00 1. 00-5. 00 Chopper-Feld 6.60 8.00 3.50-12.00 Rate Per Bale Round Bales - Twne Te. 11.10. 07-.17 Square Bales - Twne Te.10. 08 -.20 Square Bales - Wre Te.13.15 -.20 $. 17.11. 22.11.11. 01 4. 05 8.25 4.40 4.50.OB $. 20 $.10-.25.08-.20. 20.10-.30.08-.18.10. 02 -. 25.08-.20. 02 -. 15 R.ate Per Bale. 01. 01 -. 03 5.00 3. 00-5. 00 4.00 3. 00-6. 00. 08. 06 -.12 7

CONSDER THESE ADVANTAGES AND DSADVANTAGES OF CUSTOM SERVCE Advantages 1. Costs of ownershp are elmnated. 2. Captal requred to own equpment can be nvested n other enterprses. 3. Some labor s furnshed wth hred equpment. 4. Less power and assocated equpment must be obtaned by the farm operator. 5. Farmers may beneft from newer machnery, technques and sklled operaton. 6. Repars, mantenance and securng materals s the custom operator's responsblty. 7. Farm operator wth smaller jobs can gan benefts of large machnes. 8. Rsk of premature equpment obsolescence s elmnated. Dsadvantages 1. Servce may not be c?.v"alable when job s ready. 2. rresponsble custom operators maydo poor work and lose quantty and qualty of products. 3. Greater rsk of crop loss and/or qualty because of tme delays. 4. Rsk of carryng noxous weeds and dseases from farm to farm. 5. For large jobs total cost may be hgher than ownng equpment. 6. Custom operators prefer large jobs~ _ may refuse or postpone small jobs. 7. Farmers may not be able to realze return on labor released by hrng custom work done. 8