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Positive Cash Flow Doesn't Equal Beef Production Profits

2013-06-03 01:19:00| Beef

Beef Producer The idea that positive cash flow somehow implies profitability is plainly wrong. Cash flow gets a lot of prattle and positive press in agriculture. Most often it is considered a measure of liquidity. Perhaps more important it is a watermark for bankers because it shows, generally, that you will have the money to pay them what you owe when the payments are due. read more

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