Case 2-1 Bar Harbor Blueberry Farm The Bar Harbor Blueberry Farm is a family-owned, 200-acre farm that grows and sells blueberries to grocery stores, blueberry wholesalers, and small roadside stands. Bar Harbor has 25 full-time employees and hires 150 to 200 seasonal workers for the harvest. For the past six summers, you have picked berries for Bar Harbor. When you graduated, you were hired full-time as the accountant/office manager. Until now, Bar Harbor kept most of its accounting records in a big file box. Jack Phillips, the owner, would like a more organized approach to the farm?s accounting records. He asked you to establish a proper set of books. You decide to start by establishing appropriate journals and ledgers for these transactions. Presented below are a set of vendor invoices and a few partially completed journals and ledgers. Your job is to record these transactions and update the appropriate ledgers. Be sure to leave a proper audit trail. You may also use Excel, Great Plains, Peachtree, QuickBooks, or another accounting software package of your choosing to complete this problem. Vendor Invoices Date Supplier Invoice Supplier Name Supplier Address Amount March 7 AJ34 Bud?s Soil Prep PO Box 34 $2,067.85 March 11 14568 Osto Farmers Supply 45 Main $ 67.50 March 14 893V Whalers Fertilizer Route 34 $5,000.00 March 21 14699 Osto Farmers Supply 45 Main $3,450.37 March 21 10102 IFM Wholesale 587 Longview $4,005.00 March 24 10145 IFM Wholesale 587 Longview $ 267.88

Case 21 Bar Harbor Blueberry Farm The Bar Harbor Blueberry Farm is a family-owned, 200-acre farm that grows and sells blueberries to grocery stores, blueberry wholesalers, and small roadside stands. Bar Harbor has 25 full-time employees and hires 150 to 200 seasonal workers for the harvest. For the past six summers, you have picked berries for Bar Harbor. When you graduated, you were hired full-time as the accountant/office manager. Until now, Bar Harbor kept most of its accounting records in a big file box. Jack Phillips, the owner, would like a more organized approach to the farm's accounting records. He asked you to establish a proper set of books. You decide to start by establishing appropriate journals and ledgers for these transactions. Presented below are a set of vendor invoices and a few partially completed journals and ledgers. Your job is to record these transactions and update the appropriate ledgers. Be sure to leave a proper audit trail. You may also use Excel, Great Plains, Peachtree, QuickBooks, or another accounting software package of your choosing to complete this problem. Vendor Invoices Date Supplier Invoice Supplier Name Supplier Address Amount March 7 AJ34 Bud's Soil Prep PO Box 34 $2,067.85 March 11 14568 Osto Farmers Supply 45 Main $ 67.50 March 14 893V Whalers Fertilizer Route 34 $5,000.00 March 21 14699 Osto Farmers Supply 45 Main $3,450.37 March 21 10102 IFM Wholesale 587 Longview $4,005.00 March 24 10145 IFM Wholesale 587 Longview $ 267.88 urchases Journal Page 1 Date Supplier Supplier Invoice Account Number Post Ref Amount March 7 Bud's Soil Prep AJ34 $2,067.85 Page 1 General Ledger Accounts Payable Account Number: 300 Date Description Post Ref Debit Credit Balance March 1 Balance Forward $18,735.55 General Ledger Purchases Account Number: 605 Date Description Post Ref Debit Credit Balance March 1 Balance Forward $54,688.49 Accounts Payable Subsidiary Ledger Account No: 23 Bud's Soil Prep Terms: 2/10, Net 30 Date Description Debit Credit Balance Account No: 23 Bud's Soil Prep Terms: 2/10, Net 30 Account No: 24 Term Account No: 36 Term Date Description Debit Credit Balan Account No: 38 Terms: 2/10, Net 30 Date Description Debit Credit Balance