Farm Business - General
What would you like your business to look like five or 10 years down the road? Do you have a clear vision for where your business is going into the future?
“Please place the mask over your own mouth and nose before assisting others.” This rule shared by flight attendants is just as applicable on the farm as it is on a airplane.
What has Becky Berger learned about creating a positive workplace for her relatives and others? Here are her key takeaways.
University of Nebraska-Lincoln students are helping revive rural communities through the Rural Fellows Program, a program planting seeds of hope and a future vision.
Creighton University deploys a survey every month called the Rural Mainstreet Index to community bank presidents and CEOS in rural areas to learn their opinions on current economic conditions.
While the markets have hit wallets hard, there might be opportunity brimming next season. Thanks to Payment Protection Program (PPP) loans, many rural banks are sitting on cash.
With so many of us growing the same things under similar circumstances pressured by intense competition, a truly original idea is rare.
According to a 2019 poll commissioned by the American Farm Bureau Federation, financial issues, farm or business problems and fear of losing the farm are all significant concerns affecting mental health.
Yield challenges caused by salinity in some soils are leading producers such as Mark Cheatley to work with scientists at North Dakota State University Extension to turn the page on productivity.