Pasture management, conservation practices, livestock genetics, and wildlife programs are all part of the management practice. Production practices are carefully considered to match the various regions of the country and the crops grown. This includes production of such crops as cotton, milo, corn, soybeans, tobacco, brewer s barley, sugar cane and peanuts. The harvest and reforestation of lands are primary concerns. Careful consideration is also given to wildlife programs within the forestlands.
Direct management involves the management of all aspects of the property.
Employees are hired by the account to perform the daily tasks. Livestock or farming practices are put in place through these employees. The practices are designed and executed through interaction with the Bank One property manager. All marketing and purchasing decisions, such as breeding stock, replacement heifers, ranch equipment, seed varieties, and other daily decisions are made by the property manager. Worker s liability insurance, property liability insurance, and fire and hazard insurance are also part of the management plan.