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Abstract
The paper presents the opinions of farmers on the management of commercial credit in relation to cash flow streams.
Individual farms from the Podlaskie Voivodeship were the subject of research. Most farmers covered their liabilities
immediately. The higher the general balance of cash flow was, the less inclined to cover the liabilities the farmers were. Taking
upon the decision of paying back the money, such factors were taken into account by the farmers as the level of income of the
farm and the date of receiving the payment. Farmers who had the highest level of the balance of cash flows from operating
activities and without financial liquidity, took a subsidized loan or went for an overdraft. When the value of the balance of
cash flows from operating activities and final cash rose, farmers were more likely to have problems with financial liquidity.
Also, the farmers indicated that they turn the profit into both further expansion and spend money on current expenditures