Accounting as a Management Tool and Decision-Making in Intensive Beef Cattle Production

Authors

  • Juliana Almeida de Moura Faculdade de Jussara - FAJ

Keywords:

Rural Accouting. Costs. Production.

Abstract

This article addresses the relevance of Rural Accounting in cattle farming, detailing the production phases and emphasizing financial management, cost control, and the importance of accurate information for decision-making on rural properties. It highlights the role of accounting professionals in rural administration and the need for specific software for efficient control. The text emphasizes the importance of sanitary management and how production practices vary according to the region and methods used, particularly highlighting the confinement system. Consumer demands and technological advancements drive improvements in financial and production strategies in rural areas, necessitating resources for financial analysis and performance enhancement. The second part emphasizes the evolution of Rural Accounting and its significance in managing rural properties, despite being underutilized in Brazil due to a lack of understanding of its relevance. It underscores the role of accounting professionals in the effective management of rural properties, focusing on the analysis of accounting information, long-term strategies, and the importance of accounting reports for the financial success of rural properties. Finally, it highlights the significance of financial understanding for planning and addressing challenges, encouraging rural entrepreneurs to acquaint themselves with Accounting and finance to interpret financial reports even if they are not responsible for their production.

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Published

2024-02-06

How to Cite

Almeida de Moura, J. (2024). Accounting as a Management Tool and Decision-Making in Intensive Beef Cattle Production. Revista De Estudos Interdisciplinares Do Vale Do Araguaia - REIVA, 7(01), 16. Retrieved from https://reiva.unifaj.edu.br/reiva/article/view/464