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  • Strong Mental Health on the Farm Tips and Resources

    Roots of Success: Tips for Strong Mental Health on the Farm

    Agriculture is the number one industry in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. Providing key agricultural commodities to the rest of the nation and worldwide, the pressure to produce is real for farmers in the Southeast. To be a farmer is to deal with uncertainty. And farmers have had a slew of trying circumstances of late. Here are tips and resources in managing your mental health.
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    Understanding the Balance Sheet: A Key Tool for Farm Financial Management

    Understanding the Balance Sheet: A Key Tool for Farm Financial Management. Managing a farm involves more than just planting crops and raising livestock. To ensure long-term success, it's crucial to understand the financial health of your operation...
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  • Ready to Grow? How to Start a Farm with this Essential Guide

    Ready to Grow? How to Start a Farm with this Essential Guide

    So you want to start a farm business? Maybe you want to turn your side hobby into a second career. Or maybe you grew up on your grandparents' farm and feel a pull to go back to your roots. Whatever your motivation to start a farm or agritourism business, you might not know where to start. This guide can help.
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    Succession Planning For Farm Families

    Succession planning for farm families - It’s a process that can be complicated, emotional and just plain hard to start a conversation about. That’s where Eric Brown comes in. Eric is a financial advisor with Legacy Capital Advisors, LLC and has been providing farmers and their families with practical, common-sense strategies to help them transition and preserve their legacies. In this episode of AgCredit Said It, Eric walks us through the biggest obstacles farm families struggle with and tips for approaching succession planning conversations.
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  • Five Tips For Beginning Farmers

    Five Tips For Beginning Farmers

    New to farming? Want to learn how to start a farm? If you’re looking to break into the industry, these five tips will help you gain the insights you need to succeed! 1. Get experience. Farmers need to think like businesspeople, and the best way to...
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    Moving Beyond Just a Number: How to Read Your Appraisal

    Land is often an agricultural producer's most significant asset. Whether you are buying, selling or refinancing, understanding how professional appraisers determine market value is the foundation of sound financial decision-making. In our latest...
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  • Risk Mitigation: Protecting Your Farm For The Future

    Risk Mitigation: Protecting Your Farm For The Future

    Farming isn’t just about sowing seeds and reaping harvests – it also involves a complex web of legal intricacies and risk management strategies. The importance of safeguarding assets and mitigating liability is essential for agricultural operations...
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