Business and Personal Finance

Segment: 11. Agriculture Business & Marketing, Standard: Utilize record keeping to accomplish AFNR business objectives while complying with laws and regulations. (Technical IV.A.2)

Description

This is the ability to put together and maintain regular records for an AFNR business and/or personal means. This can include utilizing personal finance documents, AET, and even working towards understanding the Farm Business CDE. Utilize data to effectively manage an AFNR business (e.g. budget, cash flow, income/expense statements, and balance sheets).

Resources

Teaching Methods

Brainstorming, Lecture Discussion, Paired or Small Group Discussion, Role Play, Case Study, Resource People, Game and Simulations

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