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Agriculture financial management: Working capital burn rate

2014-12-09 20:25:00| Corn & Soybean Digest

If your working capital burn rate is less than one year, it would be considered high risk. Above 3.5 years is indicative of a strong second line of defense and of course, between one and 3.5 years would be considered acceptable, but not stellar. To say the least, this winter and next year will be a balancing act as farmers juggle quickly converting liquid assets to cash to keep their businesses in operation. Road Warrior read more

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