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Admin: /* Return on Investment */

2023-06-28T23:52:13Z

Return on Investment

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	The Return on Investment (%) is calculated by dividing Total Assets (from [[Assets]] page) by the Farm Operating Return. Return on Investment (ROI) measures how effectively farm assets are working to generate profit and calculated as Operating Return divided by Total Assets. ROI is a useful measure to compare two farming systems with different assets.		The Return on Investment (%) is calculated by dividing Total Assets (from [[Assets]] page) by the Farm Operating Return. Return on Investment (ROI) measures how effectively farm assets are working to generate profit and calculated as Operating Return divided by Total Assets. ROI is a useful measure to compare two farming systems with different assets.

	- i.e. comparing one farming system with old machinery to another farming system with new machinery.		* i.e. comparing one farming system with old machinery to another farming system with new machinery.

	===Cash Flow===		===Cash Flow===

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2023-06-28T23:51:54Z

Farm Operating Return

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	Farm operating return, calculated as gross income less total costs (excluding interest and tax), is a good measure of profitability to compare two farming systems with different fixed costs and capital expenditure.		Farm operating return, calculated as gross income less total costs (excluding interest and tax), is a good measure of profitability to compare two farming systems with different fixed costs and capital expenditure.

	- i.e. comparing one farming system with irrigation to another farming system without irrigation.		* i.e. comparing one farming system with irrigation to another farming system without irrigation.

	=== Return on Investment ===		=== Return on Investment ===

Admin: /* Return on Investment */

2023-06-27T23:11:10Z

Return on Investment

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	=== Return on Investment ===		=== Return on Investment ===
	The Return on Investment (%) is calculated by dividing Total Assets (from [[Assets]] page) by the Farm Operating Return. Return on Investment (ROI) measures how effectively farm assets are working to generate profit and calculated as Operating Return divided by Total Assets. ROI is a useful measure to compare two farming systems with different assets (i.e. comparing one farming system with old machinery to another farming system with new machinery).		The Return on Investment (%) is calculated by dividing Total Assets (from [[Assets]] page) by the Farm Operating Return. Return on Investment (ROI) measures how effectively farm assets are working to generate profit and calculated as Operating Return divided by Total Assets. ROI is a useful measure to compare two farming systems with different assets.

			- i.e. comparing one farming system with old machinery to another farming system with new machinery.

	===Cash Flow===		===Cash Flow===

Admin: /* Farm Operating Return */

2023-06-27T23:10:49Z

Farm Operating Return

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	Farm operating return, calculated as gross income less total costs (excluding interest and tax), is a good measure of profitability to compare two farming systems with different fixed costs and capital expenditure.		Farm operating return, calculated as gross income less total costs (excluding interest and tax), is a good measure of profitability to compare two farming systems with different fixed costs and capital expenditure.

	~~<blockquote>~~ i.e. comparing one farming system with irrigation to another farming system without irrigation.~~</blockquote>~~		- i.e. comparing one farming system with irrigation to another farming system without irrigation.

	=== Return on Investment ===		=== Return on Investment ===

Admin at 00:37, 30 March 2023

2023-03-30T00:37:20Z

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	===What is this page?===		===What is this page?===
	This page shows a breakdown of Area, Total Income, Total Variable Costs and Total Gross Margin for cane and any other crops entered into FEAT. Furthermore, [[Fixed Costs]] are subtracted and [[Other Income]] added to the Total Gross Margin in order to calculate the Farm ~~Operating Return. The Return on Investment (%) is also calculated by dividing Total Assets (from Assets page) by the~~ Operating Return.		This page shows a breakdown of Area, Total Income, Total Variable Costs and Total Gross Margin for cane and any other crops entered into FEAT. Furthermore, [[Fixed Costs]] are subtracted and [[Other Income]] added to the Total Gross Margin in order to calculate the Farm Operating Return.

	=== Farm Operating Return ===		=== Farm Operating Return ===
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	=== Return on Investment ===		=== Return on Investment ===
	Return on Investment (ROI) measures how effectively farm assets are working to generate profit and calculated as Operating Return divided by Total Assets. ROI is a useful measure to compare two farming systems with different assets (i.e. comparing one farming system with old machinery to another farming system with new machinery).		The Return on Investment (%) is calculated by dividing Total Assets (from [[Assets]] page) by the Farm Operating Return. Return on Investment (ROI) measures how effectively farm assets are working to generate profit and calculated as Operating Return divided by Total Assets. ROI is a useful measure to compare two farming systems with different assets (i.e. comparing one farming system with old machinery to another farming system with new machinery).

	===Cash Flow===		===Cash Flow===

Admin at 00:35, 30 March 2023

2023-03-30T00:35:34Z

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			===What is this page?===
	This page shows a breakdown of Area, Total Income, Total Variable Costs and Total Gross Margin for cane and any other crops entered into FEAT. Furthermore, [[Fixed Costs]] are subtracted and [[Other Income]] added to the Total Gross Margin in order to calculate the Farm Operating Return. The Return on Investment (%) is also calculated by dividing Total Assets (from Assets page) by the Operating Return.		This page shows a breakdown of Area, Total Income, Total Variable Costs and Total Gross Margin for cane and any other crops entered into FEAT. Furthermore, [[Fixed Costs]] are subtracted and [[Other Income]] added to the Total Gross Margin in order to calculate the Farm Operating Return. The Return on Investment (%) is also calculated by dividing Total Assets (from Assets page) by the Operating Return.

	==== Farm Operating Return ====		=== Farm Operating Return ===
	Farm operating return, calculated as gross income less total costs (excluding interest and tax), is a good measure of profitability to compare two farming systems with different fixed costs and capital expenditure.		Farm operating return, calculated as gross income less total costs (excluding interest and tax), is a good measure of profitability to compare two farming systems with different fixed costs and capital expenditure.

	<blockquote> i.e. comparing one farming system with irrigation to another farming system without irrigation.</blockquote>		<blockquote> i.e. comparing one farming system with irrigation to another farming system without irrigation.</blockquote>

	==== Return on Investment ====		=== Return on Investment ===
	Return on Investment (ROI) measures how effectively farm assets are working to generate profit and calculated as Operating Return divided by Total Assets. ROI is a useful measure to compare two farming systems with different assets (i.e. comparing one farming system with old machinery to another farming system with new machinery).		Return on Investment (ROI) measures how effectively farm assets are working to generate profit and calculated as Operating Return divided by Total Assets. ROI is a useful measure to compare two farming systems with different assets (i.e. comparing one farming system with old machinery to another farming system with new machinery).

			===Cash Flow===
	When evaluating management practice changes, it is important to evaluate cash flow implications and determine whether the business has sufficient cash flow to cover the changes. Completing a [[Cash Flow]] budget in FEAT will provide a forecast of any deficits and surpluses in cash throughout the year so that a plan can be enacted to ensure bills and loan repayments are paid on time.		When evaluating management practice changes, it is important to evaluate cash flow implications and determine whether the business has sufficient cash flow to cover the changes. Completing a [[Cash Flow]] budget in FEAT will provide a forecast of any deficits and surpluses in cash throughout the year so that a plan can be enacted to ensure bills and loan repayments are paid on time.

Admin at 00:04, 7 February 2023

2023-02-07T00:04:33Z

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	[[Other Income]] ⇐\|⇒ [[Farm Performance Indicators]]		[[Other Income]] ⇐\|⇒ [[Farm Performance Indicators]]

Admin: /* Farm Operating Return */

2022-12-13T04:08:45Z

Farm Operating Return

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	Farm operating return, calculated as gross income less total costs (excluding interest and tax), is a good measure of profitability to compare two farming systems with different fixed costs and capital expenditure.		Farm operating return, calculated as gross income less total costs (excluding interest and tax), is a good measure of profitability to compare two farming systems with different fixed costs and capital expenditure.

	<blockquote> i.e. comparing one farming system with irrigation to another farming system without irrigation).</blockquote>		<blockquote> i.e. comparing one farming system with irrigation to another farming system without irrigation.</blockquote>

	==== Return on Investment ====		==== Return on Investment ====

Admin: /* Farm Operating Return */

2022-11-10T03:18:50Z

Farm Operating Return

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	==== Farm Operating Return ====		==== Farm Operating Return ====
	Farm operating return, calculated as gross income less total costs (excluding interest and tax), is a good measure of profitability to compare two farming systems with different fixed costs and capital expenditure (i.e. comparing one farming system with irrigation to another farming system without irrigation).		Farm operating return, calculated as gross income less total costs (excluding interest and tax), is a good measure of profitability to compare two farming systems with different fixed costs and capital expenditure.

			<blockquote> i.e. comparing one farming system with irrigation to another farming system without irrigation).</blockquote>

	==== Return on Investment ====		==== Return on Investment ====

Admin at 03:18, 10 November 2022

2022-11-10T03:18:24Z

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	This page shows a breakdown of Area, Total Income, Total Variable Costs and Total Gross Margin for cane and any other crops entered into FEAT. Furthermore, Fixed Costs are subtracted and Other Income added to the Total Gross Margin in order to calculate the Farm Operating Return. The Return on Investment (%) is also calculated by dividing Total Assets (from Assets page) by the Operating Return.		This page shows a breakdown of Area, Total Income, Total Variable Costs and Total Gross Margin for cane and any other crops entered into FEAT. Furthermore, [[Fixed Costs]] are subtracted and [[Other Income]] added to the Total Gross Margin in order to calculate the Farm Operating Return. The Return on Investment (%) is also calculated by dividing Total Assets (from Assets page) by the Operating Return.

	==== Farm Operating Return ====		==== Farm Operating Return ====