Event Details

Date

January 13 - January 14, 2015

Location

Doubletree Hotel
East Syracuse, NY

Cost

This event is free.

Host

NY FarmNet


Who Will Manage Your Farm Tomorrow?

January 13 - January 14, 2015


Choosing and developing future farm managers is the focus of "Who Will Manage Your Farm Tomorrow".  This conference provides farm families and their advisors critical information for helping the next generation find success on the farm and identifies effective management transfer strategies to implement.

Key topics include:
Selecting and developing your successor
Can your successor fill your shoes?
Farm with family ain't always easy
Risk management considerations for farm transfers
Options for financing a farm business transfer
Developing and implementing a plan for management transfer
What worked for me

To register, go to:  www.nyfarmnet.org 
For more info, call:  1-800-547-3276
or email:  dlw56@cornell.edu




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