Kansas Farm Management Association
Jacob Grinstead is an experienced economist currently working at the Kansas Farm Management Association since September 2023. Previously, Jacob served as a Farm Loan Officer at the USDA Farm Service Agency from June 2020 to September 2023 and held a position as a Student Worker at the Kansas Department of Agriculture from August 2018 to May 2020. Additionally, Jacob gained practical experience as a Performance Intern at the American Paint Horse Association in the summer of 2018, contributing to various office projects and preparations for the 2018 Youth World Show. Jacob earned an undergraduate degree in Agricultural Economics with a specialty in Animal Science from Kansas State University, completing studies in 2020.
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Kansas Farm Management Association
The primary goal of the KFMA program is to provide each member producer with information that can be used to help make farm and family decisions. KFMA Economists assist producers by providing the following information and services: - Sound farm accounting systems - On-farm visits - Accrual basis whole-farm and enterprise analysis - Financial benchmarks for comparing performance with similar farms - Year-end tax planning and management - Integrated tax planning, marketing and asset investment strategies - Assistance with estate planning and farm succession planning - Guidance for business entity and structure planning - Improved decision making The Kansas Farm Management Association Program is organized into six regional associations. The K-MAR -105 Association serves as the central information processing unit for the six Associations. K-MAR-105 maintains data banks that are used extensively for Agricultural Economics Research and Extension activities.