Resources

Practical Tools, Insights & Support to
Strengthen Your Farm’s Finances

By Debbie Dangerfield | Farm Financial Advisor | Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor™

Running a farm is hard enough without having to guess at your numbers. Whether you’re trying to make sense of your bookkeeping, improve your cash flow, or plan for the season ahead, this page is here to help.

We’ve pulled together my most useful tools, tips, and resources to give farm owners like you the financial clarity and confidence you need—without overwhelming spreadsheets or accounting jargon.

Cash Flow Checklist

Spot blind spots in your farm finances and take control of your cash flow year-round.

Download Checklist

Top 5 Financial Mistakes
Produce & Nut Growers Make

Learn how to avoid the bookkeeping and cash flow pitfalls that quietly cost growers thousands.

Get the Free Guide

Financial Health Assessment

Answer a few quick questions and get your
Farmers Financial Score.

Take the Quiz

Free Training:
7 Key Farm Financial Metrics

Discover how to use your financials to locate hidden cash and make better business decisions.

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Who This Is For:

These resources are built specifically for:

Fruit, vegetable, nut, and meat product producers
Multi-generation family farms
First-time farm owners looking to grow sustainably
Anyone ready to treat the farm like a business—even if they don’t feel “good with numbers”

Need Help Making Sense of It All?

If your books are behind, your cash flow feels unpredictable, or you’re unsure whether you’re actually turning a profit—it’s okay. That’s where I come in.

I offer personalized support for farm owners who want to:

Clean up or set up their bookkeeping systems (especially in QuickBooks™)
Understand their true cost of production
Build reliable, season-proof cash flow plans
Make better decisions using their financial data

Schedule a Complimentary Consultation »

We Understand Farms.

Dangerfield Consulting’s key objective is for farms to learn QuickBooks™ or Xero™ and apply that knowledge to farm business operations to understand where they are, where they need to make changes, and where to grow – to better manage the farm business.