Financial Management: The Key to Farm-Firm Business Management
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- December 7, 2021
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Those who succeed will manage their operations as farm/ranch businesses, with more emphasis on record keeping, planning, profitability analysis and repayment-based financing, and with better production and business monitoring and controls. This publication explains ways to manage the farm/ranch business. (4 pages)
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