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Why Grow Relationships with the Next Generation?
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What is Your Management Succession Plan?
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What is Your Management Succession Plan?
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How are you Communicating with the Next Generation?
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How are you Communicating with the Next Generation?
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How are you mentoring the next generation?
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How are you mentoring the next generation?
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What is an Ag Legacy?
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What is an Ag Legacy?
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How do you select a successor for your ag legacy?
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Selecting the right successor to take over management is an important component of the transition process . . .
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Mapping Your Ag Legacy: Where do you begin?
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Where to begin?
Begin where you are! Next, determine where you want to end up . . .
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Preserving Your Legacy: What to do if the family isn’t Interested?
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SELLING the operation is just one of many possible options.
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What is the role of power in your Ag Legacy?
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TRADITIONALLY, power has been based on a patriarchal organization of the family.
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Why is management of an Ag Legacy so difficult?
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IT IS COMMON for families to look to the eldest son to take over; there might be times when that individual is either unable, uninterested, or is actually a poor choice . . .
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