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Articles Tagged with ''conflict resolution''

The power of perspective

Acknowledging the other person's perspective is a useful step towards conflict resolution.
October 13, 2022
Elaine Froese

When you can respond to conflict by trying to put yourself in the other person’s position and understand the other person’s point of view, you will have many insights.


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Who bought the tractor?

September 28, 2022
Kaylee Mecham

It's not so much about who bought the tractor as it is how they bought it ....


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A four-step approach to resolving conflict with family and team members

March 31, 2022
Emily Barge
With the increased perception of conflict in society, employees may have a difficult time accepting negative feedback or managing conflict among team members.
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Communication

Clear, concise communication: Check your filters

March 11, 2022
Elaine Froese
“Elaine, I am feeling paralyzed and overwhelmed with this farm transfer thing.” “How do I talk to the kids without emotions running wild?”
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This year’s resolution: Don’t let the next Christmas suck

December 31, 2021
Andy (Caygeon) Junkin
Did Christmas suck this year? Everyone talks about Christmas being the most joyous time of year, but for many family farms, it isn’t.
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How to resolve issues between employees

October 15, 2021
Becky Rodriguez
For many in the dairy industry, personal strengths are typically working with cows, equipment and running the farm. As farms have expanded, managers have had to hire outside help to keep the farms successful and growing. With the addition of employees, many owners and managers have had to adjust their management practices and learn to work with different personality types.
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Earn your respect daily

August 26, 2021
Andy (Caygeon) Junkin
What is going on in the mind of your partner when they are about to hit that alarm clock? Are they thinking about what has to get done today with excitement or just hitting snooze and getting another 20 minutes sleep?
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Generations

Incorporating new generations into the ranching business

May 24, 2021
Ashlee Westerhold
Do you know you will not live forever? You may live all your days on the ranch, but the ranch will hopefully outlive you.
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‘I’m smarter than you’ and when brilliance becomes a weakness

April 19, 2021
Andy (Caygeon) Junkin
Bob was a brilliant farmer. The problem was: Bob was a brilliant farmer. Bob often went and bought equipment without his wife’s involvement in the decision … even though she was the one juggling the bills. (Bob’s wife is a 50-50 partner in the operation.)
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Are you farming for a boss with a toddler’s temper?

March 31, 2021
Andy (Caygeon) Junkin
When you’re a successful farmer, you shape your world. It’s your job to level mountains and create new ones by sheer determination. You have many employees who work for you – and when you say “jump,” they say “How high?”
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