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Kansas farmers gain with K-MAR computer program
A Kansas State Extension economist developed K-MAR-105, a bookkeeping driven computer system used by Farm Management Association members since 1969 to provide detailed farm operation analyses. The program, created to guide management decisions, uses coded checks and deposit slips and IBM card processing, with regional centers across Chanute Concordia Hutchinson Colby Garden City and Manhattan. It offers periodic business analyses, cash flow, depreciation schedules, year end summaries, and enterprise analysis to compare profitability across crops and livestock. Bankers value the cash flow prints for loan assessments while farmers praise day by day record keeping and long term cost effectiveness.
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Manhattan
K-State
Kansas
Farm Management Association
Kansas Agri-Business
K-Mar
KMAR
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
Cooperative Extension Service
Kansas Agriculture
Larry Langemeier
Hutchinson
Association
Chanute
Concordia
Colby
Garden City
Hiesuinson
IBM
Don Plager
Garden National Bank
Walter Bell
Citizens State Bank