I will provide a fencing service for the local farmers and ranchers in the Dewey and Ziebach county area, my business is called Cross Fencing. We live in an agricultural community and our weather can be unpredictable. Our weather can be unpredictable, we can have anything from horrible snow storms to terrible thunderstorms to over 100 degree weather, which can damage fence. Most people do not have time to work in weather like this, but I will be available after these weather occurrence happen to fix your fence. I am young, hardworking, and have time to fix your fence! Product and Service: I will be providing a fencing service in Dewey and Ziebach counties. I will start out being the main worker; as my business increases, I plan to hire 1-3 …show more content…
I plan on hiring someone part time for the months March through September, at $12.50 an hour. I will have a wide variety of services I can perform, with a wide range of prices to suit the needs of my customers. I will charge $1.30 per foot to put in a 3 barbed-wire, all steel posts fence, $1.40 per foot to put in a 3 barbed-wire all wooden post fence, for a 3 barbed-wire fence wooden or steel it will be an extra charge of $0.5 per foot. I will also repair old fence $0.70 per foot. I will also be charging $1 a mile for the delivery of the supplies to the job sight. I plan on fixing 8 miles of fence each month, except for the months of December through February. The benefits to my customers are that they can leave their fencing needs to me, and do more important things with their time. Business may slow down when the calf and crop markets decrease, but some people will always be profitable enough to use my service. I will be the soul provider for this service in these two counties. I will provide my service locally and I will …show more content…
My estimated gross sales will total $380,160.I may need to hire somebody part time, for around $12.50 an hour, which costs $1800 per month and is 5.7% of my gross sales. Since they are part time, I will be paying them more money so they can insure themselves. I will only have to pay for the insurance of my business, which will be around $265 per month. My biggest capital expense will be buying a pickup, trailer, skid steer, and Ranger UTV, which will be $54,500. I will take a loan out from the bank, on which I will have to pay interest. I will pay $909 per month in principle payment plus interest of $273 per month, which should take me 5 years to pay off, it totals 2.9% of my gross sales. My biggest operating expense will be buying my raw materials which will be $24,520 per month, which totals 58% of my gross sales. My diesel expense will be $500 per month, it totals 1.6% of my gross sales. I will also have to pay insurance on my equipment which is $265 per month, and totals 0.9% of my gross sales. For repairs and maintenance it will cost $50 per month for an oil change or to buy parts for a certain machine. I will charge $1.30 per foot to put up a steel post fence, my expense will be $0.70 per foot, plus if I hire somebody part time. I will charge $1.40 per foot to put up a wooden fence, my expense will be $0.85 per foot, plus if I hire somebody. To repair old fence I will charge $0.70 per foot, my expenses will depend on how
Claimed land boundaries could only be distinguished from open range by the people that owned the claimed land for quite a while. This would obviously become controversial when one person claimed that they owned this land for so many years, and then another settler decides that they claimed the land first. The invention of barbed wire helped to end the disputes over land by defining claimed land boundaries with fences topped with the sharp, twisted wire. While the invention of fencing brought an end to the idea of an open range for cattle drivers and the romanticized cowboys of the West, it also helped farmers and ranchers define the area of their land. Before the invention of barbed wire, people were forced to use shrubs and other types of plants that could define their land—with the lack of trees on the open plains, it was hard to find raw material to create an actual fence to claim their land. Ba...
Next I will need to find out the yearly net income from the investment. This will be gross ticket sales minus the total expenses. Deer Valley expects 300 skiers per day for 40 days at $55.00 per ticket, giving us $660,000 in ticket sales. In order to figure the total expenses I need to separate the fixed and variable expenses. Fixed expenses are those that will be there everyday the lodge is open regardless of the number of skiers. The Lodge is open 200 days per year and the cost of running the new lift is $500 per day for the entire 200 days giving us $100,000 in fixed costs. Variable costs are the expenses based on the number of customers. There is an additional $5 expense per skier per day associated with the new lift. If there are 300 skiers multiplied by $5 each multiplied by the 40 days that they are expected to be on the lift, we will have $60,000 in variable expenses. Fixed costs of $100,000 plus the variable costs of $60,000 will give us $160,000 in total expenses. The gross ticket sales of $660,000 minus the total expenses of $160,000 give us a yearly net income of $500,000.
= Direct Labor + Direct Materials + Overhead Direct Labor = .185 x 12.76 = 2.36 Direct Materials = 6.44 Overhead: Labor Support OH = 1.11 x .185 x 12.76 = 2.62 Machine Operation OH = (8.99 + 7.61) x .310 = 5.15 Machine Setup OH = (33.76 x 4.2 x 2) / 80 = 3.54 Production Order OH = (114.27 x 2) / 80 = 2.86 Materials Handling OH = (19.42 x 4) / 80 = 0.97 Parts Admin.
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As I’ve mentioned, everybody has some type of fence, and I’m not exempt. What I would imagine
A fence, by definition, is an upright structure that encloses an area of ground to mark a
Jackie Robinson broke the Major League Baseball color barrier in 1947. Before this historic moment, lots of talented African-American baseball players starred in what was called the Negro Leagues. It was many of these athletes dream to someday play in the MLB, but not until Jackie Robinson did any of them get to realize this dream. What is often lost in this tale of bravery and change, is that it was too late for some Negro league greats such as Buck Leonard or Josh Gibson. Fences by August Wilson, introduces another man who just missed on the Major Leagues.
Analysis Introduction This project belongs in the engineering-efficiency category; therefore, it has to fit at least 3 of 4 performance hurdles, which are 1. Impact on EPS; 2.Payback; 3.Discounted cash flow and 4. Internal rate of return. In this article, some of those involved explained and described their opinions; however, professional knowledge may have been lacking.
Without considering financing the purchase through debt, the cash costs for buying the truck for years 0- 4 are:
Joe operates a successful commercial landscaping and tree trimming business, and client's keeps his operation extremely busy. Although Joe employees at least 50 workers, with landscaping being seasonal, he experiences a high turnover. In addition to landscaping and tree trimming, equipment rental is also available to the clients, which adds an additional division to the business. With $250,000 of capital, and past year's revenues of $500,000, Joe is looking for guidance to take his business to the next level.
Method I made a list of possible different shapes to be investigated and assigned measurements to the sides of the shapes making sure that they fit in within the perimeter of 1000 metres of fencing. I then worked out the areas of each shape using known mathematical formulae and techniques such as Pythagoras' theorem to calculate the sides of right angled triangles; using trigonometrical functions (sine, tangent and cosine) to calculate either angles or sides of triangles constructed. Sometimes there are no known exact formulae for working out the area of certain shapes such as octagon and more complex polygons. In such cases, given shapes are split into shapes that have known formulae for areas and the worked out the areas are added together.
Firstly, in assessing ourselves, we determined that our BATNA associated with $37 million. I comprised the cost of building a new plant ($25 million), loss of profits in 12 months ($12 million) and the cost of 90 day option to buy land ($0.5 million). A non-refundable expense of $10 million on buying the option for the land is considered the sunk cost. The maximum amount of money that our group could spend on this buying intention is $40 million. We decided that our target point would be $16 m...
The target market for this product will be a generated towards upper class individuals who live in a city environment and do not have the space to keep a lawn mower, the time to mow their own lawn, or do not want to continue to pay someone to mow their lawn. The
...r board repair, I will need to hire someone skilled in repairing surfboards and skateboards. The boards that I will sell in my store will be of very good quality, assuring customer satisfaction.