Undergraduate Thesis Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major in Financial Management University of Rizal System Binangonan 2025

"This study aimed to determine the financial management of poultry farms in Binangonan, Rizal calendar year 2025 with emphasis on the areas of planning, organizing and controlling. The respondents were aged between 28 to 37 years predominantly male, married, and college educated. Half of the participants served as managers indicating strong leadership roles in their businesses. All enterprises surveyed operated as sole proprietorships with many having been in operation for over nine years and employing nine or more workers. The findings revealed that financial planning and organizing were consistently practiced among farm owners and managers. Regular financial meetings and meticulous income record keeping were identified as common and highly rated activities. In terms of organizing, poultry farms displayed structured delegation of tasks and accountability, particularly in handling finances, purchasing feeds, and recording sales. Financial documents were often centralized under the supervision of owners or managers, which helped maintain transparency and efficiency. For controlling, the study found that while monitoring and evaluation of financial performance was practiced; they were less consistent compared to planning and organizing. Only a portion of the respondents employed formal monitoring tools such as financial ratios, expense tracking systems, or periodic performance evaluations. Nonetheless, informal controls such as daily cash flow monitoring and expenditure reviews were commonly used to avoid financial mismanagement. Overall, these management practices reflect a high level of financial responsibility and suggest that strong financial management contributes significantly to the sustained success and growth of poultry farms in Binangonan. The results further highlights that farms with well established financial systems are more likely to remain competitive and resilient amid challenges such as fluctuating feed prices, disease outbreaks, and market instability. "