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Leaders need support, too
Today’s ag leaders shoulder a heavy mental and emotional load. Despite their stoic leadership skills team members must remember that sometimes their leader needs support, too
Agronomists share tips for evaluating new crop products and tech: Pt. 3
Summer Series: There is always some new product or technology coming around the corner. How do crop consultants filter out the noise and arrive at a reliable recommendation for their clients?
Agronomists share tips for evaluating new crop products and tech: Pt. 2
Summer Series: There is always some new product or technology coming around the corner. How do crop consultants filter out the noise and arrive at a reliable recommendation for their clients?
Agronomists share tips for evaluating new crop products and tech: Pt. 1
Summer Series: There is always some new product or technology coming around the corner. How do crop consultants filter out the noise and arrive at a reliable recommendation for their clients?
VIDEO: Responding to advice, whether you wanted it or not
Great farm leaders have dirt under their fingernails
Agriculture has had its share of great leaders. But what happens to the industry when the leadership pool starts to dry up?
VIDEO: Building a farm that outlasts you
Legacy isn’t about control. It’s about leading today in a way that creates strength, curiosity and clarity for tomorrow’s owners
How women lead with confidence in agriculture
Summer Series: While women working in agriculture is certainly not as rare as it used to be, gender biases haven’t kept pace with the change. But with the help of peers and industry learning opportunities women are confidently stepping into leadership roles
Build your farm with these entrepreneurial skills
Today’s farm owners need to be on top of their game like never before — and it all starts with the right skills
VIDEO: How to be the best leader for your farm
Summer Series: Being a leader isn’t just about a fancy business title. It’s about leading by example, inspiring and empowering those around you. How can you lead more intentionally on your farm?