Secure your farm future - legacy workshop

By Blake Jackson

Secure your family's agricultural legacy with Cornell Cooperative Extension's "Farm Asset Protection Strategies" workshop. This comprehensive session, taking place on February 5th, 2024, equips you with practical tools and expert guidance to navigate the intricacies of farm business and succession planning. 

Protect your heritage, ensure sustainability: In today's dynamic agricultural landscape, safeguarding your valuable farm assets has become crucial. This workshop empowers you to make informed decisions for long-term success, building resilience against uncertainty and securing your farming community's future. 

Valuable takeaways: 

• Financial Insights: Learn how to analyze your farm records effectively, gaining valuable insights into your business performance and identifying areas for improvement. 
• Employee Retention Strategies: Attract and retain top talent with proven strategies for onboarding new employees and fostering a rewarding work environment. 
• Diversification for Growth: Explore the potential of diversifying your farm business, gaining practical guidance on evaluating new ventures and navigating the transition process. 
• Expert-led, resource-rich: Renowned specialists Nicole Tommell and Steve Hadcock, with decades of experience in farm management and estate planning, lead the workshop. Each participant receives comprehensive written materials and a digital resource flash drive, ensuring lasting guidance for implementing best practices. 

Join the community: Connect with fellow farmers, share experiences, and build a network of support as you embark on safeguarding your agricultural legacy. 

Details: 

Date: February 5th, 2024 

Time: 10:00 AM - 2:30 PM 

Location: CCE Saratoga County, 50 West High Street, Ballston Spa, NY 12020 

Cost: $10 (includes refreshments and lunch) 

Register online: https://caahp.ccext.net/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=186. For registration assistance, contact Dara Boudreaux at 518-765-3518/tff24@cornell.edu  

For questions about the workshop, contact Steve Hadcock on 518-380-1497 or seh11@cornell.edu.  

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