When operating a farm with your spouse, as unfortunate as it is, there will be a day when one of you is left to operate the farm on your own. For farm widows, this can become an overwhelming task. That is why it is especially important to have a plan for passing your farm from […]
Month: October 2020
Once high school hits, it can be particularly challenging to keep your teenager’s interest in the family farm. Kids at this age are more likely to distance themselves from home life as they look elsewhere for new social pursuits and interests. While it’s a natural part of adolescence, it’s still hard to see a child […]
Traditionally the decision maker on a family farm is the founder. This model worked for many generations, but when you are looking to keep the farm in the family, a collaborative style where decision making power is shared can create a stronger business plan. The following ideas can help you take a closer look at […]
Communication is quintessential to all successful businesses, including your family farm. However, it can also be one of the most difficult parts of engaging with others in a business setting. By making ourselves aware of communication needs, we can communicate more effectively for the benefit of not only our operation but also our relationships. After […]