As the new year begins, many producers will begin to review their farm financial situation. It’s a great time to encourage your agricultural borrowers to complete their balance sheets. For producers whose fiscal year coincides with the calendar year, January 1 is an excellent date for the annual Balance Sheet. Also, a January 1 balance sheet allows for a full year of data to analyze and provides a good starting point for the new year.
As you prepare for loan renewals at your lending institution, consider these FINPACK tools to help make the process smoother and more streamlined for you and your customer.
FAQs from the FINPACK Support Team, the FINPACK team at ABA Ag Bankers, the FINPACK annual udpate and more!
Installing FINPACK without local admin rights, handling hay crop units, changing the unit of measurement of crop/ livestock, changing the ‘prepared by’ name, and more in the latest FAQS from the FINPACK support team!
The 2025 FINPACK update adds new installation options, new tax forms features and updates, allows for more detail report options in cash flow projections, incorporates new Financial Standards Measures and RMA data, and more!
Register for the FINPACK Lenders Conference, helping your customers evaluate land rental decisions, a new cover crop report, how to approach credit analysis in FINPACK, using the FSA Forms package in FINPACK & more in the October News Digest!