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Perception of Farm Succession Planning by Poultry Farmers in Southwest, Nigeria [PDF]
This study assessed poultry farm characteristics and poultry farmers’ perception of farm succession planning in southwest Nigeria. A multistage sampling procedure was used in selecting poultry farmers in Oyo and Osun states. Data were analyzed ...
Olusola Olufunmilayo Arowolo +3 more
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The Impact of Human Resource Management Practices on Farms Development and Succession Planning – a PLS-SEM Approach [PDF]
This study examines the impact of Human Resource Management (HRM) practices on farm development, employer branding, and succession planning in the agricultural sector.
Marius Ogrezeanu +2 more
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Current Practices in Australian Farm Succession Planning: Surveying the Issues^
ABSTRACT The majority of Australian farms are ‘family farms’, that is, those that are owned and operated by members of a nuclear or extended family. An important key to the continuation of family farming is the smooth succession by subsequent generations.
John Hicks
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Ensuring intergenerational farm succession is essential for sustaining smallholder agriculture in Ethiopia, where family farming remains the primary source of rural livelihoods.
Silabat Enyew +8 more
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Generational succession in agriculture: academic debate and scientific trends [PDF]
: The present study, detailed a survey of the academic debate and scientific trends regarding generational succession in agriculture. Hence this study is categorized under quantitative and qualitative bibliometric research.
Mariele Boscardin +2 more
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Farm management succession by heritage. A Central Mexico case study
Farm succession involves the interaction of social, economic, and emotional factors. The process also includes the decisions of farmers and their families who consider the farm as patrimony rather than a productive asset.
Arely Romero-Padilla +4 more
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Succession Planning in Australian Farming
The theme of this paper is that succession planning in Australian farming is under-developed. It may be linked to economic and social change which suggests that farmers need to adapt to generational change but this is being resisted or ignored. The implications of this are the slow decline of family farming, a poor transfer of skills and knowledge to ...
Sappey, Richard +4 more
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Using Contribution Analysis to Assess the Influence of Farm Link Programs in the U.S.
This paper examines 12 U.S. farm link programs (FLPs) using a type of program evaluation called contribution analysis (CA) to determine if FLPs are effective in facilitating farmland transfers between retirement-aged farmers without family successors and
Angela Hersey, Michelle Adams
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Communication Barriers to Family Farm Succession Planning
Many farm families fail to take succession planning actions even when information is available on the tax, business organization, and investment aspects of this process. In semi-structured interviews conducted with multi-generational members of nine small farm families in Pennsylvania, most respondents attributed a high level of importance to ...
Kaplan, Matthew S +3 more
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FARM SUCCESSION PLANS AMONG POULTRY FARMERS IN OGUN STATE
Ageing of farmers in Nigeria and especially in capitalized sectors of agriculture requires attention to enhance sustainability and food security. The study thus examined the farm succession plans of 60 long established poultry farmers purposively selected from the Poultry Association of Nigeria in Ogun State Nigeria.
Fasina, O., Inegbedion, S.
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