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Running a Beef Cattle Business

Analyse Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats - SWOT Prepare Business Plan for future operation of your Cattle Station to assist in attracting finance Be aware of Business Governance requirements Know how to Record and Budget Know how to measure Performance through Management Accounting Main Actions

SWOT Example STRENGTHS WEAKNESSES LAND OWNERSHIPLACK OF CATTLE COMMUNITY LABOUR FORCELOW LITERACY AND NUMERACY OPPORTUNITIESTHREATS SUBLEASINGWELFARE IS EASIER OPTION EDUCATE AND TRAIN YOUTH CONTRACTING

Robin Yeeda, Manager Lamboo Station, helps launch Management Manual

STRENGTHS Planning on Ullawarra Station, Gascoyne WA Business Planning

STRENGTHS Business Planning Steps Give legal and financial makeup of Corporation operation Provide business proposal outline, type and suitability of cattle to be run on your station Describe current business - markets, labour requirements, and cattle industry performance Provide full business management plan over next 3-5 years Show how your business plan will be monitored

STRENGTHS Business Plan Your Corporation State Corporation name and shareholders (Traditional Owners) If Corporation already has a cattle business and accountant, provide financial accounts for: o an annual Balance Sheet o last 3 years cash flow and income (profit and loss) Describe Corporation key people - Board Members, Manager and Headstockman

STRENGTHS Business Plan Overview The business is an Aboriginal Corporation owning and running a cattle station Give general proposal or goal e.g. to grow cattle numbers and sales over next 5 years and provide employment for local young people State main type of enterprise e.g. breeding and turning off steers for live export

STRENGTHS Business goal - engaging young people

STRENGTHS Business Plan Your Current Business Station location and cattle industry involvement Area, current cattle numbers, availability of labour Nearest markets for cattle Cattle industry performance Land ownership or any subleasing arrangements Who we contact for advice

STRENGTHS Planning Grazing Land Management, Warrigundu NT

STRENGTHS Business Plan Financial Analysis Prepare Cash Flow budgets for 3-5 years Show cash inflows (e.g. cattle sales) and cash outflows (how cash is used) Give finance structure and repayment schedule

STRENGTHS Business Plan Monitoring & Evaluation State how progress against the business plan will be monitored Who will be responsible for carrying out and monitoring of the plan Details of what will be monitored The key milestones and benchmarks by which the business will be monitored

Business Management - Governance Corporate Financial Cultural Board to follow rules and processes Approve business plans and budgets A respected mentor may help Employ an experienced Company Secretary

STRENGTHS Cora Johnston, Bookkeeper, Myroodah Station, Kimberley WA Management Accounting

STRENGTHS Management Accounting Records Livestock return each month, quarter or year Record income Operating expenses Finance and capital costs Wages book

STRENGTHS Livestock Return Aboriginal Pastoral Company Monthly Stock Return Whichone Station Month Ending31-Jan2013 Year No.ClassAge Opening Numbers PurchasesBrandingsRecoveries /LossesSalesRationsDeathsAdjust- ments Closing Numbers Breeders 2Maiden Heifers Maiden Heifers First Calf CowsMxd Sub Total 1, ,142 Unjoined Females 3F. Calves & Weaners Maiden Heifers Maiden Heifers Sub Total Speyed Females Heifers - - Cows Sub Total Total Females 1, ,675 Males Steers 3S. Calves & Weaners Steers Bullocks Sub Total Bulls 3B. Calves & Weaners Young Bulls Joiners Herd Bulls Sub Total Total Males Herd Total 2, ,129 B/F Year to Date 2, ,129

STRENGTHS Management Accounting Types of Costs Variable Costs Overhead Finance Costs Capital

STRENGTHS Bookkeeping and Accounting Recording

STRENGTHS Bookkeeping and Accounting Reporting

STRENGTHS Financial Management Measures Gross Income and Gross Margin Gross Income Change in Inventory Value Variable Costs Gross Margin

STRENGTHS Financial Management Measures - Other Earnings Before Interest &Tax (EBIT) Return on Assets (land, cattle etc.) Net Profit after Tax (NPAT) Net Cash Flow Before Financing Net Cash Flow After Financing

Business -Summary Business management will help you reach your goals: Running a sustainable beef business on your land Engaging young people Offering properly paid jobs Attracting financial assistance