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Mission-oriented agrifood innovation systems in the making: a transdisciplinary approach to identify context-specific drivers of change. [PDF]
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Optimization study on transverse mining zoning during the capacity expansion stage of nearly horizontal open-pit coal mines. [PDF]
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Succession Planning for the Dairy Farm Business
American Association of Bovine Practitioners Conference Proceedings, 2008 Succession planning is a family-by-family challenge. No two farms or families are alike. To illustrate, a farm couple with one adult child in the business and four other children not in the business has a dramatically different situation than another couple with two adult children, both in the business. Tax issues, estate planning, business ...
Erven, Bernard L.
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Planning farm succession: how to be successful [PDF]
, 2012 Planning farm succession is really good farm planning in its broadest aspect. Unfortunately very few farmers and their families have devoted sufficient time to working out how the farm business will be transferred. After demonstrating the importance of the farm succession issue, this article goes on to explaining a method of successfully tackling the ...
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Dialectical Tensions Underpinning Family Farm Succession Planning
Journal of Applied Communication Research, 2009Though succession planning is vital if a farm is to survive, many farm families fail to take necessary succession planning actions. Semi-structured interviews conducted with 20 members of nine small-farm families in Pennsylvania revealed that dialectical tensions surrounding a farm transfer influence succession planning readiness and action.
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, 2018 Succession issues are widely described in relation to family businesses, in which the majority of successors are people from the immediate family circle. Succession is equally important in the case of farms. The continuity of transferring these entities to subsequent members of the farmer's family affects the success of the new owner, who should be ...
Wait, Marta
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Aspirations Over Tradition: Understanding Thai Family Farm Succession Planning
Journal of International DevelopmentAbstractOur study aimed to examine the factors affecting family farm succession plannung. Results from a survey of 368 elderly farmers showed that some farmers were at an early planning stage (Stage 1; 12%), starting conversations with their children about the potential succession, while most were at a more advanced stage, which included involving ...
Kerstin K Zander, Para Jansuwan
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Farm Succession Planning in Canada: A Case Study on Haldimand County
Proceedings of the Canadian Rural Revitalization FoundationFor local economic developers, succession planning is becoming a significant issue due to the aging workforce. This is especially true in rural communities, like Haldimand County, where the economic base is farming, as the average age of farmers continues to increase while fewer youth are entering the profession. Promoting workforce development through
Earls, Alison
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