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29- ... - , , , ---------------------------- Head of the European Affairs Bureau Ambassador Philip T. Reeker spoke by phone with Armenian Foreign Minister Zohrab Mnatsakanyan on June 29. The two discussed ongoing efforts to strengthen the U.S-Armenia partnership by deepening trade and investment ties and continuing to fight together to mitigate the effects of the global COVID-19 pandemic. Ambassador Reekeremphasized strong U.S. support for reform efforts aimed at strengthening Armenia’s democratic institutions and eliminating corruption. He also stressed the United States remains committed, as a co-chair country of the OSCE Minsk Group, to helping the sides achieve a lasting peaceful settlement in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.

6 Money Making Agriculture Business Ideas That Don’t Require Land When most people think of money-making agriculture business ideas, their first inclination is to search for land to buy. For many, that’s not an option, though. The amount of investment that goes into starting a modern farm can be substantial, especially when compared to a non-agricultural small business or startup. For people with a background or interest in agriculture, there are a number of non-traditional o...Continue reading

SMALL FARM OPERATING EXPENSES One thing we haven’t found a lot of information about online is the operating costs of running a small, homestead farm. Instead, we’ve visited a bunch of farms, thought long and hard about what we spend money on and slowly put together our own operating expense budget. We thought it would be helpful to share some of our findings and maybe provide some clarity for other beginning farmers. This is a long post, but there's no other way around it, it...Continue reading

How To Determine Your Cost of Production Cost of production is the dollar value of all your inputs for growing a specific crop. For example, to produce an acre of tomatoes, these inputs would include so many units of seed, fertilizer, irrigation water, labor and machinery time, etc. Each of these units has a dollar value. Add them up, and you have the cost of production for the crop. Knowing the production costs of your crops is a prerequisite for determining how well your fa...Continue reading

Not all agricultural businesses focus primarily on maintaining land and animals. Agribusinesses are now expanding to interact directly with farmers. More agribusinesses are buying and selling directly with farmers. If you are looking to get into the agriculture business by starting your own company, here are 6 tips to make your business come out on top. 1-Determine What Services & Products You Will Offer. Before you start anything, you should define the products and services ...that you will provide. This will act as your business plan. In this plan, you should also include the profits you intend to make over a designated amount of time, the supplies you will need to make this happen, the correct licenses you need to make your agribusiness legit, and the proper insurance to cover your new business in the event of accidents or emergencies. 2-Get Financing Seek the right form of financing for your agribusiness. Getting a loan from a bank is becoming more and more difficult for new businesses because of the state of our country’s economy. Many alternative financing options are available that will help start your business off on the right foot. If your business already has incoming and outgoing orders to clients, you may want to consider agriculture factoring. Agriculture factoring will help your business control cash flow in times when you may have more going out than coming in. Because you are often faced with pending invoices and orders, a factoring company will purchase those contracts to give you an upfront cash advance. This advance will allow you to have better control of your finances and grow your business. 3-Get The Appropriate Licenses According to your state, you will need to get specific licenses in order to operate your business. You can find the right paperwork from the Secretary of State’s office. If you plan on doing business with out-of-state farmers, ensure that you complete the correct paperwork for the states in which you will sell in or buy from. 4-Set Up Your Business On Land Now that your business exists in the legal sense, it is time to bring it to life on the land you purchased or leased. Establish a physical building that will best suit the purpose of your operations. This will act as a place to house the materials, tools, and machinery that you will need to operate. 5-Develop a Marketing Plan Your business is now ready to operate. A marketing plan will allow farmers, suppliers, and others know about your business. Without a solid marketing plan, your business will suffer. 6-Hire Employees After you have established a solid marketing plan and are starting to bring in new clients, you should consider hiring employees. Completing orders for your agribusiness is not a one-man job. Get the help you need to make a lasting first impression on your new clients. Starting your own agribusiness can be stressful on your own. We hope that these 6 tips will help you have more confidence in starting your own agribusiness