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Two Ways To Quantify Risk and Return

Mean



Standard Deviation

What Is The Fundamental Accounting Identity

A - L = E



(A - D = E)

Balance Sheet

Systemic listing of the assets and liabilities of a business (stock measure)



Snapshot on a particular date

Income Statement

Details of income and expenditures over time (flow measure)

4 Parts of Income Statement:

Revenues


Operating Cash Expenses


Noncash expenses


Interest expense

What does a Statement of Cash Flows Provide

Shows ability of a business to generate cash



Combines info from the balance sheet and income statement

Ratios help measure a farm's...

Profitability



Liquidity



Solvency



Repayment Capacity



Financial Efficiency

Return of Farm Assets (AOFA) = (ROA)

Profitability Ratio



Measures return on assets net of financing considerations



(Net Farm Income + Farm interest expense - Owner withdrawals) / average farm total assets


=


R/A

R

NFIO + Id = LC + OT



NFIO - Net Farm Income from Operations


Id - farm interest expense


LC - value of operator and unpaid labor


OT - other net income on farm income (Sale of breeding stock)

Rate of Return on Farm Equity (ROFE)

Measures rate of return on equity capital



Takes whole firm factors into account, including method of financing (D to E relative of A)



ROFE = Ie/E

Ie

NFIO - LC + OT

Difference between ROA and ROE

ROA gives idea as to how efficient management is at using assets to generate earnings



ROE indicates what return a company is generating on the owner's investment


Higher ROE indicates faster growth within the company and little reliance on outside resources

Asset Turnover Ratio

Measure of how efficient farm assets are being used to generate revenue



Gross Revenues / Average total farm assets

Operating Profit Margin Ratio

Measures PROFITABILITY in terms of return per dollar of gross revenue



(NFIO + Farm Interest Expense - Owner withdrawals) / Gross revenues

Net Farm Income (NFI)

measures RETURN to farmer for unpaid labor, management and owner equity



calculated by matching revenues with expenses incurred to create those expenses, plus gain or loss on sale of assets, before taxes

Liquidity

the ability to generate cash to meet short-term obligations

What does the current ratio tell you about a farm?

Current Assets/Current Liabilities



Measures the farm's ability to cover short-term obligations

Solvency

Ability of firm to meet long-term financial obligation

Measures of Solvency

Debt/Asset


What proportion of assets owed to creditors



Equity/Asset


Assets financed by owners capital



Debt/Equity


Relationship between equity capital and borrowed capital

Dupont Analysis

Brakes down ROE and ROA into their components and identify why ratios change and discover sources of change



ROA = OPM*ATR



ROE = (ROA - Id /A) * (A/E)