Trinidad State Junior College

Farm and Ranch Business Management Program

Specific Occupational Competencies

Standard and Measure #3

Competency

 

 

 

Courses to Meet Competency

Assessment

Standard

RECORD KEEPING

Organize receipts with checks, Reconcile bank statements, Code and split business checks and deposits, Allocate expenses and income, Make correct entries and post transactions, Create filing system, Maintain filing system

FRM 111 - IA Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt

FRM 112 - IB Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt.

Demonstration, Practical Application, Written Exam

70% or better

COMPUTER SKILLS

Create directories, Delete directories, Change directories, Store disks, Format disks, Define computer terminology, i.e. floppy disk, hard drive, hardware, software, CD Rom, RAM, ROM, PC

FRM 111 - IA Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt

FRM 112 - IB Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt.

Demonstration, Practical Application, Written Exam,

 

OPERATE SOFTWARE PACKAGE

Develop chart of accounts, Enter transactions, Print reports, Backup date files, Complete end of the month closing, Complete end of the year closing

FRM 111 - IA Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt

FRM 112 - IB Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt.

Demonstration, Practical Application, Written Exam,

 

BALANCE SHEETS

Develop inventory, Determine marketing value, Determine cost value, Adjust inventory, Identify (prepare) current assets, Identify (prepare) non-current assets, Identify (prepare) current liabilities, Identify (prepare) non-current liabilities, Calculate owner equity

FRM 111 - IA Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt

FRM 112 - IB Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt.

Demonstration, Practical Application, Written Exam,

 

INCOME STATEMENT

Develop cash income statement, Develop accrual income statement

FRM 111 - IA Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt

FRM 112 - IB Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt.

Demonstration, Practical Application, Written Exam

 

Farm and Ranch Program Grading Standards are established as: A=100%-90%; B=89%-80%; C=79%-70%; D=69%-60%; F=59%-0. 75% of the Farm and Ranch Program students will attain 90% of the competencies listed with a grade of 70% or better.

Competency

 

 

 

Courses to Meet Competency

Assessment

Standard

CASH FLOW

Develop projected cash flow, Compare projected and actual cash flow

 

 

 

FRM 111 - IA Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt

FRM 112 - IB Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt.

Demonstration, Practical Application, Written Exam,

70% or better

GOAL SETTING

Identify importance of goals, Develop personal goals, Develop family goals, Develop business goals, Prioritize goals

FRM 111 - IA Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt

FRM 112 - IB Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt.

Demonstration, Practical Application, Written Exam,

 

EVALUATION OF REPORTS

Analyze balance sheet, Analyze income Statement, Analyze cash flow

 

 

FRM 111 - IA Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt

FRM 112 - IB Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt

Demonstration, Practical Application, Written Exam,

 

UTILIZE INFORMATION

Interpret and communicate financial reports with the accountant, Interpret and communicate financial reports with other professionals, Interpret and communicate financial reports with the lender

FRM 111 - IA Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt

FRM 112 - IB Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt

Demonstration, Practical Application, Written Exam,

 

INTEREST

Calculate simple interest, Calculate add on, Calculate discounted, Calculate APR, Generate amortization schedule

 

FRM 111 - IA Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt

FRM 112 - IB Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt

Demonstration, Practical Application, Written Exam,

 

TAX MANAGEMENT

Monitor projected Cash Flow/Income statement, Calculate depreciation/basis, Complete Schedule F

FRM 111 - IA Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt

FRM 112 - IB Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt

Demonstration, Practical Application, Written Exam,

 

Farm and Ranch Program Grading Standards are established as: A=100%-90%; B=89%-80%; C=79%-70%; D=69%-60%; F=59%-0. 75% of the Farm and Ranch Program students will attain 90% of the competencies listed with a grade of 70% or better.

 

 

Competency

 

 

 

Courses to Meet Competency

Assessment

Standard

FARM AND RANCH BUSINESS MANAGEMENT YEAR TWO

     

GOALS

Review personal, family, and business goals established in year one.

FRM 121 - IIA Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt.

FRM 122 - IIB Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt.

Demonstration, Practical Application, Written Exam

70% or better

ACCOUNTING PROCEDURE

Adjust account balances, Update depreciation figures in computer, Update inventory amounts and values, Run hard copies of all accounting reports, Back-up complete year of computer data, Complete year-end closing process, Update chart of accounts, Update enterprise analysis in accounting package, Update monthly and yearly budget in accounting package, Update cost versus market values

FRM 121 - IIA Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt.

FRM 122 - IIB Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt.

Demonstration, Practical Application, Written Exam

 

FINANCIAL RECORDS

Prepare whole farm cash flow, Prepare enterprise budget, Prepare accrual income statement

FRM 121 - IIA Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt.

FRM 122 - IIB Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt.

Demonstration, Practical Application, Written Exam

 

ANALYSIS / ECONOMIC PRINCIPLES

Figure cost of production by enterprise, Evaluate marketing efforts and outcomes, Define opportunity cost, Understand concept of diminishing returns, Prepare depreciation schedule, Interpret capital gains and losses, Understand cash versus accrual accounting, Develop whole farm analysis, Compare beginning and ending balance sheets, Figure Current ratio, Figure Debt-to-asset ratio, Figure leverage ratio, Figure Equity ratio, Compare individual ratios to standards, Calculate accrued interest, Prepare income tax position to goals, Prepare loan repayment schedule, Complete a Schedule F

FRM 121 - IIA Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt.

FRM 122 - IIB Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt.

Demonstration, Practical Application, Written Exam

 

Farm and Ranch Program Grading Standards are established as: A=100%-90%; B=89%-80%; C=79%-70%; D=69%-60%; F=59%-0. 75% of the Farm and Ranch Program students will attain 90% of the competencies listed with a grade of 70% or better.

 

 

Competency

 

 

 

Courses to Meet Competency

Assessment

Standard

FARM AND RANCH BUSINESS MANGEMENT YEAR THREE

     

MARKETING GOALS

Set Marketing goals, List steps for developing a marketing plan, Evaluate a marketing plan

FRM 131-IIIA Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt.

FRM 132-IIIB Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt.

Demonstration, Practical Application, Written Exam

70% or better

MARKETING BASICS

Identify marketing terminology, List marketing alternatives, Identify marketing information sources, Calculate cost of production

FRM 131-IIIA Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt.

FRM 132-IIIB Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt.

Demonstration, Practical Application, Written Exam

 

FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS

Define supply and demand, List the strategies of supply and demand relationships

FRM 131-IIIA Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt.

FRM 132-IIIB Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt.

Demonstration, Practical Application, Written Exam

 

MARKETING ALTERNATIVES

Define options terminology, List option strategies, Apply option strategies, Define cash marketing, Define Cash forwarding markets, Define futures / hedging terminology, Apply future / hedging strategies, Define basis terminology, Apply basic concepts, Prepare a local basis schedule, Identify various government programs, Identify implication of government programs

FRM 131-IIIA Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt.

FRM 132-IIIB Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt.

Demonstration, Practical Application, Written Exam

 

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS

Construct a commodity price chart, Analyze price behavior

 

 

FRM 131-IIIA Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt.

FRM 132-IIIB Farm & Ranch Bus. Mgmt.

Demonstration, Practical Application, Written Exam

 

Farm and Ranch Program Grading Standards are established as: A=100%-90%; B=89%-80%; C=79%-70%; D=69%-60%; F=59%-0. 75% of the Farm and Ranch Program students will attain 90% of the competencies listed with a grade of 70% or better.