Business Management
When involving them in farm work, it is crucial to prioritize child safety by practicing hazard identification, providing thorough training, modeling safe behaviour and ensuring age-appropriate tasks.
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Debt: A double-edged sword
When managed properly, debt can be a tool to help with profitability.
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It feels so good to talk
Improving farm communication involves recognizing the need for self-awareness and control, embracing different communication styles, setting boundaries and fostering an environment of mutual respect and understanding.
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Healthy sensations: Protect your hearing and vision
Farm safety is extremely important. This includes protecting your hearing and vision. Continue reading for tips on how to do this.
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Strategies for managing the unique stresses faced by ag producers
A growing concern in the agricultural community is the significant mental health challenges faced by ag producers. This underscores the importance of addressing stress factors and establishing a reliable support network of trusted advisers.
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Paving the way for the next generation to return to the farm
When a young professional returns to the farm they grew up on, there is a tendency to assume that the transition will go smoothly. However, for this transition to be successful, it is crucial for farm leaders to develop and execute a plan for it to happen.
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Understanding child labor violations and federal regulations
Those who employ youth in their agricultural operations should have a clear understanding of federal child labor regulations, violations and penalties to ensure compliance and youth protection.
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Equipment for buy, borrow or hire
Choosing between buying and operating your own equipment versus custom hiring involves more than just numbers. Farm size, time constraints, equipment quality and labor are key factors in the decision-making process.
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SEC’s new climate disclosure rules
The SEC adopted its final rules requiring the disclosure of certain climate-related information. The final rules eliminated a controversial portion of the proposed rules, which would have required registrants to disclose information related to Scope 3 GHG emissions, which are known as “value chain emissions.”
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