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Farming Business Finances
Rating: 3.5 out of 5(32 ratings)
162 students

Farming Business Finances

farm working capital, farm financial ratios, How to reduce farm production cost, Financing for agriculture etc.
Created byEric Yeboah
Last updated 4/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • Farming working capital
  • How to calculate unit cost of production on arable farm
  • Understanding the ups and downs of farm finances
  • How to achieve positive cash flow on the farm
  • Strategies to reduce farm production cost
  • Three steps to track, analyze and fine tune your farm budget
  • Five financial ratios to consider on your farm
  • Develop a farm financial model
  • Farm wholesale system banks
  • Farm retail lending associations
  • Financing for agriculture
  • How to budget for your commercial farming business

Course content

13 sections51 lectures2h 23m total length
  • Introduction3:22
  • What is farm income2:58
  • Farm credit system ( FCS)1:31
  • Farm revenue leasing1:38
  • Different types of agriculture finance4:39

Requirements

  • Desire to learn more about farming finances
  • No special requirement

Description

The farming business has gain root and also seen more developments in this 21st century, the contribution of farming to the economic development of any nation cannot be quantified, in terms of employment farming is doing a great job, by employing a lot of youth most develop and developing countries, the number of people who want to venture into full time farming is gradually reducing because land has become very expensive. l believe there should be a very clear policy direction so that governments across the globe will help their people by acquiring land for them and also helping them with the needed farming inputs to start their business.

The finances of farming business is critical for the success of the farm, most often we farmers take things for granted and do things as usual business but farming need careful financial planning because every dollar you invested as a farmer you should be able to account for it and assess the progress of your farm business to ensure that the business is on the right path. Every overhead expenses on your farm should be accounted for, ensuring a secure cash flow is vital for effective operation of the farm business, but cash flow or good cash flow can be seen when there is effective and efficient productivity, and also the necessary accounting processes is being put in place. We all know that as business people once a while you will take loans for the betterment of your business, but make sure that careful debt management is being put in place so that your farm business will not go to bankruptcy. When selecting  financial institution to borrow from them look at the interest rate very carefully and the terms and conditions of the loan.

Information is very important to farming, so us a farmer make sure that you frequently contact your local extension officers so that they can give you the needed assistance and advice you on the progress of your farm. Never take farming business as a personal business, but rather look at it as a serious business with the intension of getting profit. Understand that your revenue depends on the kind of harvest  you get, so always ensure your yields improve yearly.

Who this course is for:

  • Farmers, farming associations, banks, financial institutions, agricultural ministries, extension officers, governments, farm development partners, farm lenders, Seed agencies, farm managers, farm employees, farm owners, farm consultant, agronomist, farm engineers, CEO, directors, farm policy makers, Universities, agric colleges , every body etc.