ARTICLE | Wednesday, June 3rd, 2020
Migrating from RURAL to Cash Manager Focus – easy as!
Suzie and Brendan Bearman moved their farm financials from RURAL to Cash Manager Focus (Focus) December 2019 and Suzie says the migration process was remarkably straight forward! The couple milk 420 cows on a self-contained unit at Crichton near Milton and, as with other business owners, they like to keep a close eye on where they are at with their farm budget, more particularly their monthly cash flow. …
Read moreARTICLE | Friday, May 22nd, 2020
Cash Manager Focus saves time spent in the office
Taihape dry stock farmer Tom Platts purchased Cash Manager Focus (CMF) to simplify farm management processes and, more importantly, to cut down on time spent in the office. “To be honest I wanted an application that did the hard yards for me – had to be user friendly and easy to operate all of which meant I spent less time in the office, and more time out doing stuff…
Read moreARTICLE | Sunday, April 5th, 2020
A powerful accounting tool for farmers!
Bryan Rendle and partner Liz Russell keep a busy schedule on their 450h hill country property, across the Rangitikei River from Ohingaiti, where the couple run 1800 breeding ewes and finish the lambs. Bryan says they buy in around 500 hogget replacements and 300-400 lambs to fatten annually –” we also…
Read moreARTICLE | Thursday, December 12th, 2019
Cash Manager Focus Saves Time
Sam and Rodney Kjestrup understand the importance of being on the same page when you’re running a multigenerational farm business. The husband and wife team have recently bought into Rodney’s parents’, Joan and Neil’s, successful Angus Beef business in the South Wairarapa. Rodney’s parents purchased the farm plus…
Read moreARTICLE | Friday, July 12th, 2019
Award winning share farmers use Cash Manager Focus to make the right decisions
Hamish Hammond and his partner Rachel Gardner find Cash Manager Focus gives them the information they need to make the right decisions for their farm businesses, while saving them valuable time. The couple juggle their own successful contract milking business, as well as contributing to Hamish’s family’s fourth generation dairy…
Read moreARTICLE | Monday, September 10th, 2018
Cash Manager an essential tool
Throughout his farming career, Chris Engel has viewed Cash Manager as an essential tool. The Carterton farmer and his wife, Jude, recently sold their dairy farm. Although they have retired, they retained their home and a small piece of land, so are still able to enjoy the rural outlook. …
Read moreARTICLE | Monday, November 28th, 2016
Westpac Automated Bank Feed -Now available
Westpac bank customers are the latest to benefit from the Cashmanager RURAL online automated bank feed release. Bank feeds allow transactions to arrive automatically, saving you time and boosting productivity. The feed is very secure and transactions arrive daily. The only thing you need to do is complete the set up, Cashmanager…
Read moreARTICLE | Monday, July 20th, 2015
FarmIQ integration is live – good news for red meat farmers
FarmIQ integration is live – good news for red meat farmers The exciting new integration between Cashmanager RURAL and FarmIQ saves time and reduces effort by sharing livestock data. It enables farmers that use both systems to send their livestock data from FarmIQ to Cashmanager RURAL. This is the beginning…
Read moreARTICLE | Saturday, July 18th, 2015
Customers win 2015 Dairy Business of the Year
Congratulations to customers Duncan and Anne-Marie Wells, Otago farmers who were recently won the top award in the 2015 Dairy Business of the Year competition. The national competition gives farmers an independent and comprehensive analysis of their entire farming operation – examining systems within their dairy business over the last…
Read moreARTICLE | Wednesday, May 6th, 2015
Effective governance vital
As farm ownership becomes more complex, having an effective governance board in place to oversee the strategic direction of the farm business is a good idea, says Managing Director of CRS Software, Brian Eccles. Read the Rural News story
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