Setting Risk Management Goals for Your Farm Business
There are four strategies that can be pursued to help manage farm business risks.
There are four strategies that can be pursued to help manage farm business risks.
Understanding what mental health is, the stigma around it, and the benefits of counseling and other resources available can help you decide if it is right for you.
Understanding how a farmer’s own risk preferences and that of others affect the risk management decisions made for the farm business is important.
Let’s look at the concept of price risk with an example of the average monthly corn prices in the United States.
The greater the uncertainty, the greater the risk.
The more likely a negative factor will occur, the greater the risk potential.
Creating career paths, or “career pathing” is the process of aligning opportunities for employee career growth with organizational talent priorities.
Effective recruiting plans should be a critical part of your business model as you seek out key talent to help your business grow.
Understanding the formula for success can provide a road map to achieving our purpose which brings us peace of mind and that desired sense of contentedness.
The Federal Crop Insurance Program (FCIP) provides insurance coverage for the production of most U.S. agricultural commodities against financial losses caused by adverse growing and market conditions.
Grain markets have been noted in history as early as during the Roman Empire.
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